"It feels special because it's more connected to the climate of the times, more connected to what my contemporaries are doing," Barnes said.
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He wants a party that is less tied to Wall Street and more connected to Main Street, less in the bubble and more connected to working people and to independent voters.
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More connected to the solstice than even humans are plants.
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And people of all backgrounds are more connected than ever.
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These two things are more connected than most people realize.
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You feel more connected to people because they're right there.
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Instead she began feeling calm, and more connected to nature.
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Workplaces are more connected and open than in the past.
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Student Opinion Technology is supposed to make us more connected.
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Legrand plans to release more connected objects in the future.
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"I feel far more connected to my body," she said.
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Being out there, I feel more connected to my community.
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"We're more connected but we're more apart," one student lamented.
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As I got older, I got more connected with it.
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I always leave these gatherings feeling more connected to my community.
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You can't make America more connected if you ignore the GOP.
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Maybe future Instax cameras will be more connected or more powerful.
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Snapchat and Instagram may help them feel more connected with friends.
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The world was becoming only more connected; money and people flowed.
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"With Pokémon Go, I feel a little more connected," he said.
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The world has never been more connected via trade and investment.
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The sex I had with her felt more natural, more connected.
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They help fans feel more connected to the action, he said.
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The more connected you are energetically, the healthier you will feel.
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It's hard to imagine people who are more connected to the water.
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The students are much more connected to the world and speak English.
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"And people in the business will feel more connected to the leadership."
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And more sharing will lead to a better and more connected world.
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This allows them to be more connected to me through the product.
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Still, for better or for worse, workers are more connected than ever.
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It helped him feel a bit more connected to the outside world.
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If you like being more connected to the action, though, don't worry.
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Car-free transportation can make us more thoughtful, more connected, more human.
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The population will be more connected than it was five years prior.
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" She also added "It's made me far more connected to the people.
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I certainly feel more connected to celebrities because of Twitter, Bourdain included.
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The internet makes us more connected and more alone, often at once.
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I'd love to have a conversation about who's more connected to voters.
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Never had I felt more connected to our flag, to this country.
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For anyone struggling at Christmas this might help you feel more connected.
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I think that interactive experiences create a more connected and immersive art experience.
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"During this process, I learned to be more connected to people," Kim said.
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And as everything becomes more connected, the "attack surface" grows bigger and bigger.
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But the world was slowly starting to move to a more connected space.
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Apparently, the stories in each episode might be more connected than you think.
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One can feel more scared, more surprised and more connected to the experience.
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Awe helps us to feel more connected to family, friends and our community.
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Share those moments with friends, he says, and we'll all feel more connected.
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It's 22019 and we live in a world that's more connected than ever.
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There were more connected treadmills, weights and workout equipment than we could count.
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Yahoo wants its readers to be more connected via its latest mobile app.
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The darker and more central the square, the more connected the YouTube user.
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She helped us feel more connected to each other, more hopeful, more human.
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This was not the case for me, it made me feel more connected.
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There is no one in Silicon Valley who's more connected than Reid Hoffman.
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You get more connected and then you start to see more deal flow.
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Is it weather dependent or something more connected to mood and sexual tension?
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But as the world was becoming more connected, time was still set locally.
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How is that possible, when technology has supposedly made us more connected than ever?
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"I believe we're more connected by our wounds than our comfort zones," she says.
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" In fact, Moore said, "We felt more connected than we did before the divorce.
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Blacksburg residents felt more connected to one another in addition to the outside world.
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I suddenly felt more connected to my character than I ever have been before.
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I feel like I'm on a path towards becoming more connected to the land.
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As workers become ever more connected, sadly, one suspects, that is a losing battle.
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And also feel more and more connected with Bhagwan while they were doing it.
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In the latest season the episodes are more connected, and tell of Bighdaddy's origins.
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As our world becomes even more connected, these vacancies pose a problem for everyone.
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That's where this elevates us, where earned media is much more connected to sales.
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It is much more connected, globalized and driven by new technologies and the internet.
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Today, we're more connected to news and world issues than we've ever been before.
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When listening in this way, we were more connected to the space around us.
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I felt more connected to what Yoda was saying than any other traditional deities.
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AF: Certainly, a lot more connected as a result of new players have emerged.
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"Once we get under one roof, we'll be a lot more connected," says Barber.
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I feel more connected to the show because I watched in such an intimate way.
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In an ever more connected life, there's something alluring about living completely off the grid.
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Players can now stay even more connected to the game with an official plastic accessory.
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"She helped us feel more connected to each other, more hopeful, more human," they said.
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Whatever happens above ground, the United States and Mexico are getting more connected below it.
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Occasionally, though, the show hits on something deeper and more connected to its source material.
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As our world becomes more connected than ever before, tech companies are making us safer.
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Think: windshields with heads-up displays (HUDs) and more connected-car gadgets similar to Automatic.
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They'll feel more connected, and you'll scale your ability to give support to your fans.
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Hosek agreed, calling for doctors to be more connected to their young patients on PrEP.
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So in retrospect, Valentine's Day and Black History month are more connected than we think.
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"Asia's becoming more connected," Tait told CNBC at the China International Import Expo in Shanghai.
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Televisions Tablets Game consoles / video games PCs Accessories and more Connected devices and home media
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A unique way to make biking more connected This is where Bycle's app comes in.
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All of a sudden this idea seemed more vital, and seemed more connected to today.
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In other words, the company has achieved its mission of making the world more connected.
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Do you feel more connected to the dance music scene in Japan or in Europe?
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It wasn't originally considered feminist; it was far more connected to the moral reform movement.
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We're seeing people staying longer, feeling more connected with the stars, and enjoying it more.
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Cameras are becoming more connected by the day, and with increased connectivity comes increased risk.
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People who ask deep questions feel more connected than people who talk about superficial topics.
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Want to feel more connected to the world around you while also eating for free?
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Every year, the world got more connected and this was seen as a positive trend.
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Potential acquisition: TV tech firmsSmart TV manufacturer Vizio wants to sell more connected-TV ads.
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The rise of transparency Innovations in technology have made us more connected than ever before.
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There are now more people on the planet who are more connected than ever before.
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"Algo trading is more connected to Trump's Twitter account than actual market fundamentals," said Smith.
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As people and homes become more connected, the need for WiFi connectivity continues to increase.
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Facebook has had the same mission statement since its inception: Make the world more connected.
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We're more connected in that scene than in the UK, so it's spiralled like that.
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So as the depression improves, the relationship should improve and you can be more connected.
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Cars are growing smarter and more connected, and gosh darn it, they've got things to say!
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With built-in LTE and GPS it's more connected than rivals, but noticeably thicker as well.
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When Facebook launched in 2004 supporting a more connected, global community was not controversial, he wrote.
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A more connected product means your innovation can come from something other than just mechanical iteration.
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For years we took for granted that a more "connected" world would be a harmonious one.
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Facebook might have more people more connected for more hours than any company in human history.
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Part of being more connected IRL also meant not constantly checking my Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram.
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Of course, social media also allows extended families to feel closer and more connected than ever.
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The world is bigger, more connected, and technology is far more sophisticated and far more accessible.
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"I suddenly felt more connected to my character than I ever have been before," she said.
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The station has done a lot to help people here feel more connected to each other.
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As our lives become more connected, the opportunity to interact more naturally with technology is obvious.
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As vehicles become more connected, there are countless data points that can be examined and expanded.
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The answer isn't more shelters; what's needed is a smarter, faster and more connected housing system.
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I always think even that song is more connected, even by proxy, to punk, you know?
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It's so much more connected to who I am as a person and I love it.
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Safran has said the deal would boost its position in making smarter and more connected aircraft.
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As everything from toothbrushes to tractors grows more connected the phenomenon is spreading to other industries.
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But they can help fans—and super fans—get more connected with artists in myriad ways.
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According to the company's latest research, we're all much more connected than we used to be.
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You were a little more connected than usual to a desire for the music to work.
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We are both more connected to those nearly identical to ourselves and less open to persuasion.
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Ask yourself if you have a chance to create a more connected community via your messaging.
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There are times when just putting on a Beatles song makes me feel entirely more connected.
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Our world is more connected than ever, and we face global problems that span national boundaries.
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The world is now more connected and GRRRL is a child of that connectivity, after all.
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We're more connected than ever — but we're simultaneously estranged from the people who live next door.
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Investing in 5G infrastructure today will make our communities safer, more environmentally efficient and more connected.
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The world is more connected than ever and much of business and commerce is now global.
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Social media can help us feel more connected to our friends, even when we're far away.
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Those politicians are more connected to people on the ground in the place they call home.
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The people who asked deeper questions felt more connected — and one couple even fell in love.
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"We wanted a consistent look that allowed the public to feel more connected to her," Alvow said.
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The Toyota Concept-i is always broadcasting its intentions to may you feel more connected to it.
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"As the world gets bigger and more connected, we need that sense of intimacy more than ever."
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One of those is more connected to reality than the other, to be sure, but hardly perfect.
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I do feel very much more connected to myself and the people around me and planet Earth.
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It's sleek, intuitive, and a great way to become even more connected with your other smart devices.
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Coming out has left Russom feeling more connected to her bandmates and their catalog, she told INTO.
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We know in a smaller, more connected world, we can't just put technology back in a box.
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Those who are more connected also positively view products and companies that their future self will utilize.
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And as our devices are ever more connected, battling it will be like pushing back the ocean.
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I, apparently, am slightly more connected than some, with an average degree of separation of 3.22 people.
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Transportation was undergoing its own transformation, and people were becoming far more connected to one another physically.
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The more connected to them I feel, the more vulnerable and confident and comfortable I can be.
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"He was more connected to the business world than most academics," Mr. Shiller said in an interview.
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However, it has been shown that very subtle physical touch makes individuals feel more connected to you.
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Your intuition is as strong as your stinger, Scorpio, but today you're even more connected to spirit!
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We look forward to working with Artsy to make a larger, more connected art market a reality.
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I ask that more people become more connected with one another, and not just when tragedy strikes.
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When everyone has a hand in dinner, Latta believes, they feel more connected to the meal itself.
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I'm feeling more connected when I speak to others; everything begins to feel more fluid in conversation.
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Not in a sensationalistic way, but in the sense that you become more connected to the world.
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I wasn't just healthier but more connected to others and aware of my own habitual unconscious behavior.
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Business and government "should be two dance partners," he told me, more connected than they are currently.
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As cars become more connected, the ability of criminals to remotely hack into them has also improved.
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With so many of your roles in red hair, do you feel more connected to red or blonde?
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All of it more powerful than last year's model, more connected, more deeply integrated into your everyday life.
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And I definitely don't feel more "connected" to the world, despite what Mr. Bridges sees of this app.
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Sure, cameras are more connected now than ever, and mirrorless technology has helped make them smaller and lighter.
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It's more seamless, more open to third parties, and more connected to the rest of the Apple ecosystem.
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As cars become more connected, the auto makers require a platform to manage the connectivity in the vehicle.
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"By connecting all these apps and data, we can create more connected, intelligent and productive experiences," Microsoft said.
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Isn't it funny that the more connected the world gets, the less we want to deal with wires?
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And in these distinctly turbulent times, not drinking stabilizes me, makes me feel more connected to the world.
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Regardless, the more connected — and autonomous — our cars get, the more on guard we will need to be.
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And the second half I think is even darker and deeper and more connected than we've ever done.
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This space has become of increasing interest to tech companies in recent years as cars become more connected.
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The world, for better or for worse (I think it's for better), has become so much more connected.
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In "Disruptions: More Connected, Yet More Alone," Nick Bilton writes: Ms. deGuzman's video makes for some discomfiting viewing.
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Nightlife people were more connected than ever because we were the only ones left carrying on like that.
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So, when it comes to Klangstof, I feel more connected to Norway than I do to the Netherlands.
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Those who won the right to vote on Tuesday said the change made them feel far more connected.
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Jutta Koether is, to my mind, an artist more connected with post-punk irony than any cosmic affiliation.
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But he has been more connected than ever, he writes — a possible silver lining in this crisis. 4.
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The xiao qu groups made people feel less lonely and more connected during a time of extended isolation.
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These Madonnas are more connected to how women are honored and respected in many parts of the world.
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Airlines have responded to Latin America's newly affluent tourists and more connected economies with increased routes and capacity.
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Today's enterprise organizations have never been more connected — with more devices, users and data to secure than ever.
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Social media, a globalized economy and technological innovation were supposed to make us feel more connected and empowered.
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SwiftKey's problem is that the next two choices are almost as smooth to use, yet much more connected.
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Yeah, everyone calls everything an epidemic, but the number ... We're more connected but we feel less connection. Right?
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The more connected and plugged in we are, the more attractive every aspect of our lives is to hackers.
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No, you don't have to invent the next Pokémon Go, just something practical that makes people feel more connected.
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Different areas are more connected than ever, with plenty of passages to crawl through and vines to clamber up.
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It was really when I started smoking weed that I became more connected with my place in the world.
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We are hurtling into a future where we all have to get smarter, closer, and more-connected to win.
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We can feel more connected and less lonely, and that correlates with long term measures of happiness and health.
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So what happens when technology jumps out of the computer screen and gets more connected with our physical world?
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"Pakistan is becoming less isolated and more connected to the world, and that's the Pakistan we want to see."
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Oz also proposed an idea that will help her followers feel more connected and supported throughout their postpartum journey.
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This is the future, though, so just recognize the risks if you want to make your home more connected.
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Students with less access to digital tools are at risk of falling behind their peers who are more connected.
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The more presence we have on all the apps available to us, the more connected we seem to feel.
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Image via FordFord and Amazon recently announced plans to make your car and your home more connected than ever.
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These demos illustrate the trade-offs inherent in a world in which we use more and more connected gadgets.
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Lower costs, smarter inventories and more reliable production are all natural results from a more connected MRO supply chain.
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Rightware has the best user experience design technology, which will be featured in more connected cars in the market.
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Beyond that, it has two big features that would be appealing to anyone looking for a more connected experience.
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The goal for Snapchat is to keep users engaged with the app based on being more connected to friends.
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That opportunity will be huge, as there will be more connected devices than humans by 2017, according to Gartner.
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We're looking for a higher state of consciousness, for people to feel more connected and a sense of community.
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"There is no more connected technology possible than a car, you just have to make it work," he says.
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LAS VEGAS — Toyotas of the future are about to get a lot smarter, more connected and more data-heavy.
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Kids now have the ability to be so much more connected using new technology like FaceTime and social media.
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Plus, even more effective and useful data will soon be collected as more connected vehicles arrive on our roads.
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As our digital lives grow ever more connected, your security is only as strong as your weakest way in.
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And, most important, when they make us all feel a little more connected, and a little less alone. #gotyermessage.
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There's just that other piece of that for whatever reason that I'm just more connected to the other records.
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Makeda, a slave in the house, is more connected to her African roots than any member of the household.
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Keeping up with hundreds of weak ties on Facebook doesn't make me feel more connected to the world, though.
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More connected devices doing high-bandwidth tasks typically means more congestion on your home network, and, therefore higher latency.
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But there is theoretical backing to the idea that more-connected, complicated systems lead to more surprising, unexpected outcomes.
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As our world becomes more connected there are more and more ways for individuals to track and control others.
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The researchers warned car companies that the more connected cars become, the more likely they are to get hacked.
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There's no real harm in this besides a society becoming both more connected and isolated at the same time.
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In addition to breaking up monotony, it can help you feel more connected to the organization as a whole.
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But not just with the natural world; they also felt more connected to other people, people they've never met.
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Our ancient ancestors were far more connected than we are to the summer solstice, the longest day of the year.
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Toyota's Concept-i interior is designed to put the driver and ease and to feel more connected to the car.
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It's also possible they wanted citizens to feel less isolated and perhaps more connected to the rest of the world.
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That's a problem for Bluetooth, especially as more and more connected devices begin talking to each other throughout our homes.
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As vehicles get smarter and more connected, there are more ways to get into them and disrupt what they're doing.
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Despite the many benefits of a more connected society, information on WhatsApp has led to a number of troubling incidents.
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So we talked to sex experts to see which techniques they recommend to help make relationships happier and more connected.
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As tuberculosis waned in its positive associations, it became more connected to poorer classes; health became a marker of privilege.
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We're in this mess because we bought wholesale the idea that the more you share, the more connected you are.
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It made me feel more connected to the planet, its people and cultures and made my time there more palatable.
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Here's my vision of how that might play out: Today, in 133, our world is more connected than ever before.
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I think because these stories mean so much to the stars, they are more connected with the dances than ever.
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Today's workforce is more connected than ever, having grown with technology since the days of Tetris, Shufflepuck, and Oregon Trail.
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The Sevenhugs hugOne smart sleep-tracker also integrates with these same devices to enable a more connected, reactive, sleep experience.
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"The world is more interconnected than ever before, and it's becoming more connected every day," Mr. Obama told the graduates.
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More connected than ever, adolescents globally are able to explore and connect, resulting in an increasingly liberal generation, he said.
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Lead plaintiff Robbie Dow Goodman said he wanted to grow his hair long to be more connected to his creator.
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Amazon's application says the process leads to safer, more connected neighborhoods, as well as better informed homeowners and law enforcement.
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Together we can weave a stronger social fabric from today's disparate pieces and ensure a more connected and healthier tomorrow.
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Made me feel more connected to my rock 'n' roll heroes, Chuck Berry and Eddie Cochran and people like that.
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I was more connected to the imperfections of the body than I had been before, and was better for it.
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It was a little less convenient than an app, but it seemed to make me more connected to the exercise.
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" Oddly enough, she also feels "more connected to the men than I did when I first stepped onto the set.
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Fortunately, during this era of self-isolation and quarantine, we are able to stay more connected than ever through tech.
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The Your Phone app means that this device feels more connected to my Android phone than Chrome OS ever has.
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Almost half of the planet is now online—but rather than seeming more expansive, more connected, the internet feels smaller.
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Protect users of information The new media have made the world smaller, more connected, and in some cases more democratic.
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Watch the related video "Disruptions: More Connected, Yet More Alone," then add your own thoughts and experiences to the conversation.
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But one thing is for sure, that technology has the power to make us more connected or more isolated than ever.
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However, as more connected devices entered the home, the ability to manage all of them became more complicated and more frustrating.
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But I don't think people realize how exposed and vulnerable they are in their everyday lives as we become more connected.
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And, for several of them, the dishes also carry cultural significance and allow them to feel more connected to their identities.
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While that fantasy still exists in plenty of places online, our physical lives are ever more connected to our online ones.
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Of course, the fact that feelings of isolation are expressed in a planet that's never been more connected is a paradox.
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Each generation is more connected than the last, but the latest generation, those born after 1998, wants to buck the trend.
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The trouble is, as medical implants become not only more ubiquitous, but more connected, so does the rest of the world.
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"We are focused on cementing IFTTT's position as the leading, neutral platform for a more connected and compatible world," Tibbets responded.
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Nerd networks have grown exponentially larger and more connected, giving millions of people instant (and often cursory) access to fellow obsessives.
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This is the path automakers such as BMW have made clear they want to get on as cars are more connected.
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We all know that advances in personal technology have made the world more connected, but they also have a dark side.
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Until teleportation is a thing, fill the void with some nifty gadgets that can make you feel a little more connected.
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On the other hand, the people who are single are more connected to their friends, siblings, parents, neighbors, and co-workers.
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But the S is really just the beginning of what the Carliers see as a much more connected future for biking.
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Facebook's CEO Mark Zuckerberg scores a 3.19, and its COO Sheryl Sandberg is even more connected with an average of 2.92.
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It's a platform for people to connect with their faith leader and be more connected to them and their fellow congregants.
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Connected bikes could be huge assets to the future of urban transit, especially as cities and cars grow more connected, too.
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If this year's newest products are any indication, it's going to be smarter, more connected, and even a little bit whimsical.
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It also helps that the lines between wireless and broadband connectivity are blurring as people use more connected devices over WiFi.
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Global communications technology is advancing at an increasingly rapid pace, creating a more connected world, and new opportunities for economic growth.
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Called OpenThread, the move is part of an effort to accelerate the process of getting more connected products on the market.
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In the first quarter, for example, the major carriers actually added more connected cars as new accounts than they did phones.
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Collectors: There's always someone richer and more connected than you — and can buy whatever they want — and that must sting. Ouch.
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Urban Wi-Fi is about to get a whole lot faster and easier, and our cities a whole lot more connected.
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A counter point is that China is far more connected with the rest of the world than it was in 2003.
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It's also a dangerously outdated view in a world where we are in fact more connected and mobile than ever before.
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They're getting more connected and I think anything that helps with that is something that investors should take a look at.
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Luckily, advances in tech mean you can keep costs down and still be better organized, more connected, and happier in your space.
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As cars are manufactured for a more connected reality, paying for anything and everything can happen without even getting out your wallet.
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The movement of the 1990s was more connected and more violent than the largely disparate groups of today, according to the SPLC.
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Not surprisingly, the pairs who asked the gradually more probing questions felt closer and more connected after the 45 minutes were up.
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"If you look at how our clients are operating, they're more global, and things are more connected," Zahran said in an interview.
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The tech giants were long revered for making the world more connected, making information more accessible, and making commerce easier and cheaper.
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But once you start to delve deeper into how everything is more connected underneath the surface, the entire picture comes into focus.
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Greater confidence in the information you're extracting allows you to create larger, more connected, knowledge graphs that can accommodate more complex searches.
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Untold millions signed up, got frustrated, and left Twitter before they could realize its potential to make them smarter and more connected.
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Local elected officials and business leaders are working together to realize a new vision for more connected, accessible, and resilient infrastructure networks.
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We are all more connected than ever before and OPIC's newly announced initiative seeks to extend that connectivity throughout the African continent.
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Willis is known for her humor, and this book looks as though it's the perfect satire for our ever-more-connected world.
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I loved that I felt more connected to the art of driving than in anything short of a quarter-million dollar supercar.
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But with the expansion of international business and the world being more connected through technology, "it's a whole other world," she said.
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Like so many other parts of society, we're probably watching sports more physically alone than ever, but more connected in other ways.
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"Selling to retailers and customers is cool, but I think people want to feel more connected with brands now," Mr. Cochrane said.
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"As our world becomes more connected, the need for a leader who will champion the issue only becomes more urgent," SiteLock wrote.
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The smartphone has emerged as the central connected device and is unlikely to be knocked off its perch by more connected devices.
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"Now, China is much more connected to the rest of the world and has fewer ways to offset economic weakness," wrote Swonk.
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"You feel more connected, more in charge of your career and you feel like you are driving your own ship," Segal said.
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But the more connected people and computers are to one another, the greater chance that information will leak or be otherwise compromised.
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I also suspect that many-chaptered, many-charactered worlds are more viable than they used to be because we're more connected to them.
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The wristbands send the sound of their heartbeat to your speaker, and vice versa, letting you both sleep feeling a little more connected.
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Most are refreshes of what we've seen before, but some add new integrations that simply make the Ring ecosystem a lot more connected.
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As we grow more connected, it is not difficult to imagine similar attacks have far greater impact on the US and the world.
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Its dual purchase-subscription business model is the natural next stage in the home fitness evolution: more connected, convenient, and profitable than ever.
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When you give everyone a voice, we've noticed that it creates a more connected workplace and a more productive workplace, at every level.
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The more you put yourself out there, the more connected you'll feel to others — and social connections are associated with good mental health.
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Hum originally launched in August to make older cars more connected to modern tech like OnStar and Bluetooth without expensive overhauls or upgrades.
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As cars become more connected, more technology-focused, and more autonomous, it was only a matter of time before they become more branded.
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Microsoft wants more and more game developers to use its cloud, especially as games become more connected across devices for their multiplayer experiences.
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The conundrum of the internet in 2018 is that, despite being more connected than ever, it's increasingly a challenge to have fun online.
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The digital economy is driving an unprecedented expansion of ever-smarter, more-connected cities — and local leaders would do well to prepare now.
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A few simple habits each day can help you feel more connected, and reduce your risk of depression, mental illness and professional burnout.
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Better outcomes are possible A more transparent, more tech savvy, and more connected industry can respond better to all challenges, including geopolitical risk.
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Kim Kardashian West and Kanye West are more connected than ever as they prepare to welcome a sixth member to their growing family.
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The aim, according to Bios Urn co-founder Roger Moliné, is to help people feel more connected with those who have passed away.
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This community — which was where my friends and family come from — I felt more connected to them because that's where I grew up.
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I'm even more connected now, and I'm not picturing my partner as a naughty librarian who also happens to be dating my father.
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In that way, we can integrate score here, and make it a much more connected scene in a real subtle and organic way.
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The devices are connected, but as humans, you're more connected because you can actually connect in the things that really matter for families.
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It's closer to Asia than New York is, and I think more influenced by it, whereas New York seems more connected to Europe.
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And I think even though pop music is maybe now more connected to current events, it doesn't really show us a path out.
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Some observers have said the violence is likely more connected to deepening inequality, especially that which confines people to densely populated, poor communities.
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If anything, Matney says, as a socially conservative Republican he feels more connected to Trump in office than he did as a candidate.
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Portable barres are set in a triangle or circle instead of rows or lines, allowing participants to feel more connected to one another.
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Although your head and your intestines are anatomically far apart, researchers are beginning to understand that they're more connected than you might expect.
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And it is partly a bow to the ascendancy of the smartphone, which has left audiences more connected — and more distractible — than ever.
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Gratton suggested managers use these three strategies to help workers feel more connected to one another even when they aren't in the office.
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After not getting the future they had envisioned, he told me he hopes West Virginia can start working toward a more connected state.
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She and Ocasio-Cortez are "pretty close," Jayapal told me; they both want to make elected officials more connected to those they represent.
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The more connected we feel to what's around us, and the less we obsess about ourselves, the happier we are likely to be.
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I don't know if it's because she was a daughter or she was first … but I feel right now more connected to Emmy.
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How I Used Fantasy Geopolitics in My Classroom Fantasy baseball and football started so sports fans could feel more connected to real games.
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By putting fear aside, opening up to your mom about your life can make you feel less alone and more connected to her.
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"We try to find that balance to make our community more connected and loving," said Craig, who organized the walkout at his school.
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They've piloted in-car shopping efforts, food orders, and are already trying to monetize the user data being generated by more connected cars.
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All that day in Long Beach, hip-deep in debris and grief, I felt both more connected to the place and less so.
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Nonetheless, Mr. Fields said the experience was "incredible," and he returned from the trip feeling more Jewish, and more connected to other Jews.
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People who lack social connections have 50% higher odds of dying than others who are more connected, according to a review of 148 studies.
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I see a future in which we get places safer, faster, smarter, cleaner and more connected to opportunity — and each other — than ever before.
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The program is still being evaluated to find out if people feel more connected and if this then boosts their well-being, Valtorta said.
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A few obvious picks stand out, but the more you delve into the subject, the richer, more connected and endlessly fascinating it all seems.
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Driving the news: Consumers don't read privacy policies before consenting to data collection — yet they're bringing more and more connected devices into their lives.
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I saw them as being much better people, much more connected to other people [as a result of] seeing our place in the universe.
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Nearly 61 percent of survey takers said they own one or more connected device, which include smart home appliances, fitness monitors, and gaming consoles.
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I focused on the stones and decided I "felt" more connected to the crystal in my left hand than the crystal in my right.
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You're feeling uneasy this morning, but later on you'll feel more connected to your intuition, which in turn will help you feel better emotionally.
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Chinese society is far more connected to global culture than it was just a few decades ago, but exposure does not translate into tolerance.
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Many debate whether social sensitivity is at an all-time high, but I would argue that people are simply more connected than ever before.
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Social media powerhouse Twitter enables fast communication and information sharing with people from across the globe, creating a more connected world through its platform.
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Stocks' tendency to move in unison or more on their own seems more connected to whether macro or corporate forces are driving the market.
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I choose to believe it's possible to see a light around the next corner shining a future where we are more connected and comfortable.
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According to computer modelling, this is because contact networks are more connected when you have concurrent partners than when you have serial partner change.
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The world is becoming more and more connected, intelligent and device driven, resulting in the Three Vs of big data: Volume, Velocity and Variety.
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The last thing anyone should want is for the investment that has made us more connected to be diverted out of the broadband marketplace.
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Anna was always more connected to Arendelle, both emotionally and literally (through her costuming), so it makes sense she winds up being the Queen.
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They want help with all technology, all in one place, and this trend is only going to accelerate in a more connected 5G world.
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You've interviewed a lot of people who have embraced new technologies because they thought it would make them happier, more empowered, and more connected.
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In general, if the government gets out of the way and lets technology proliferate, the world will be a better and more connected place.
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And ultimately these people are much more connected to each other and the world they live in than the visitors, who find themselves ensnared.
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Affixed to the leaf of a golden pothos, it can make someone feel more connected to the living, photosynthesizing thing in their own home.
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"As Americans become more and more connected with digital technology, the United States must ensure the internet remains open, reliable and secure," Royce added.
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The study found that LSD makes the brain much more connected and flexible, with the visual cortex connected to every part of the brain.
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"Even as we are more connected than ever in our cars and trucks, our technology systems and data security remain largely unprotected," said Sen.
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I really don't think so because I think that, organically, people feel much more connected with the perspective that I have on the community.
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Politically, Americans are more divided than ever, and we're also more connected than ever, making it nearly impossible to escape the relentlessness of 2016.
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George says Microsoft's customers want to move to an IoT strategy to reap the business benefits of having a smarter and more connected business.
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Look, as we evolve and as the devices got smarter and as they became more connected, we added a lot more software content to it.
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That's clearly some cosmic power he's got on his side, once again implying that he and Prairie/OA might be more connected than we think.
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I doubt anything, Apple Watch included, will survive the next decade as a viable product, especially as smaller devices can become smarter and more connected.
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Its cities are better built, more connected and greener than those elsewhere on the mainland, with an extensive road network and excellent harbours and airports.
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Android has grown to be an incredibly sophisticated and multifunctional operating system, one that has helped make humanity more connected and productive than ever before.
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Wireless routers — a growing market expected to be worth billions by itself as consumers become more connected — are getting major upgrades from some start-ups.
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I realized during that trip that if anything, my love for the mountains makes me more connected to my culture, rather than detached from it.
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Having seen it I felt more connected to Hermione and the stories than I have since Deathly Hallows came out, which was such a gift.
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And what we're seeing is that that number is increasing dramatically as more speakers come into play, as cars are getting more and more connected.
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It's potentially more valuable in a more connected future than now, though 152 million cars are expected to be "connected" on all roads by 2020.
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Weinstein also noted that there's a noticeable trans contingent in the mermaid community, partly because the tail makes them feel more connected to their bodies.
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London, the leader, became 22009% more "connected" between 22013 and 290, according to Mastercard; over the same period Istanbul's connectivity grew by a roaring 111%.
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Bigger nodes — like Boston and NYC in the Northeast, and the SF Bay Area in the West, for example — are more connected than smaller ones.
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Life in America has changed a lot since the 1980s: the Cold War ended, the internet went mainstream, and the world became far more connected.
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SiriusXM has recently been exploring more of this market, with a new focus on safety products, turn-by-turn navigation and more connected car services.
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Though, in order for it to be a truly useful resource, it's going to take a lot more connected nodes deployed out in the world.
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With technology allowing us to be more connected than ever, many economists and demographers thought there would be a rural revival, but that hasn't happened.
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An older neighbor across the way often keeps her door open to feel more connected to the children, and has read to them on occasion.
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" Former President Barack Obama and his wife, Michelle, issued a statement saying Franklin "helped us feel more connected to each other, more hopeful, more human.
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It also disrupts communication between certain sections of the brain, producing an "ego dissolution" that helps users feel more connected to the world around them.
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Many of those will probably flop, but what's clear is that our lives will become a lot more connected, Brian Chen of the NYT writes.
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That said, it's smart for Google to capitalize on the shopping search traffic it does have, and make that experience feel more connected and seamless.
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"You start to see these features starting to become more and more connected, so that the biota are moving more easily between them," says Adams.
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At a time when people are more connected than ever thanks to technology and social media, rates of social isolation are rising at alarming rates.
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We should learn a lesson from the entrepreneurs of the 1850s and strive for a more connected world, not one walled off by invisible borders.
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The distillations of data centres, for their part, power all kinds of online services and, increasingly, the real world as devices become more and more connected.
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They've grown up with iPads in their hands and Minecraft in their hearts, and they are more connected and tech savvy than the generation before them.
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It's a little more matured in a lot of ways and it does feel more connected in a lot of ways and a little more raw.
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The numbers are solid: 81% of teens said it makes them feel more connected to friends, and 71% said it helps them show their creative side.
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Yuval Noah Harari: Yeah, I mean, if you look at the long span of history, then it's obvious that humanity is becoming more and more connected.
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So how to make sense of this world which is more connected than ever, but at the same time is building more walls than ever before.
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Research also shows that college students who identify with an on-campus team tend to feel more connected to the entire campus, not just other fans.
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As cars get more connected, adding Wi-Fi and LTE capabilities, expect to see more shopping features and branded advertising included on the screens of vehicles.
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I had to set some ground rules: Disconnecting from the infinite amount of information out there has helped our family become more connected with one another.
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The more likely scenario is Apple builds out from its wearable center, adding Apple Watch variations: a more affordable composite model or a more connected option.
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It's time to truly close the gap on America's "digital divide" because leaving Americans behind as we sprint towards a more connected tomorrow isn't an option.
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The study found that Atlanta had more connected devices than any of the 10 major cities, with an average of 9.17 devices per network, or household.
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Presumably most of these corporate donors — whose identities the Chamber doesn't disclose — aren't any more connected to Georgia than the Hollywood actors the Chamber complains about.
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Microsoft continues to put its artificial intelligence, Cortana, in everything as part of a larger effort to make everyday products more connected and easier to use.
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"Private sector involvement would enable camp residents to be more connected - through mobiles, radios, televisions and the internet - and boost business and job creation," he said.
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The happiness that gift giving fosters traces back to social connection — spending money on someone else makes us feel more connected to others, Minda Zetlin reported.
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The big carriers — AT&T, Verizon, T-Mobile and Sprint — are intent on demonstrating how the faster technology will keep us gulp more connected than ever.
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Experts warn that a more connected grid that relies on more computer technology could be more vulnerable to cyber terrorism, according to the Pew Research Center.
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All their viewing of the era's biggest hits probably kept the Reagans more connected to the country than watching four hours a day of cable news.
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"It makes me feel more connected to my past ancestors than what any history class has ever taught me," said 18-year-old diver Michaela Strong.
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They may not have fully resuscitated those beloved genre shows, but they proved that fandoms for them existed—and were only getting more connected and robust.
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While their peers in wealthier, more connected locales are learning programming and studying how to create applications using artificial intelligence, these children are being left behind.
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Over the next several years he would return again and again, growing more connected to the people and the wind-and- sea-battered land they inhabited.
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The SmartLink device allows Ford consumers without modern technology already fitted in the car to be able to become more connected, the company said in a statement.
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Dr. Brian Kantor, DDS, a cosmetic dentist at Lowenberg Lituchy & Kantor, says that our mouths are more connected to the rest of our bodies than we realize.
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We're living in an era of "new proximity" where information is readily available to make us feel more connected to each other and the world around us.
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That's what the government promised this week, as part of a broader 22015 billion won ($372.5 million) digital plan to get its people and businesses more connected.
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"Usually, people ask questions to feel more connected or feel safe, or they are uncomfortable being the only one in the room that's vulnerable," Dr. Babbel says.
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And what's interesting is if you look at the history of the world, people historically have been way more connected to each other with very little autonomy.
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Do you revisit the idea that obviously wanted to in terms of NXP and getting bigger even in the Internet of Things or more connected into automotive?
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Even if you don't find your dreams upsetting, it can be helpful to explore them, since they're often more connected to your waking life than you think.
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They could listen to it and it would make them feel more connected to themselves or other people, to feel more capable of feeling love or whatever.
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We should relocate federal agencies throughout the United States, to provide an economic boost to the surrounding areas and make them feel more connected to their government.
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"Having seen it I felt more connected to Hermione and the stories than I have since Deathly Hallows came out, which was such a gift," Watson wrote.
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For example, a respondent I call Jonathan told me that he felt more connected to the people in Bed-Stuy than any previous neighborhood he'd lived in.
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We made important progress in recent years to make the military more reflective of American society — and American society more connected to the military, in the process.
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The industry's most prominent evangelists—near deities in our own world—say they are enriching the human experience, making us more connected, more tolerant, and more satisfied.
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Teen years can lay the foundation for young adulthood — teens who feel more connected to others are less likely to experience mental health problems when they're older.
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As more connected cars roll out, automakers will have access to more detailed data as to what a vehicle, and its driver, were doing before a crash.
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" Carter revealed that she finds herself "attracted to people in a way that seems disconnected from sex and physical traits, and more connected to a person's mind.
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We know that in a smaller, more connected world, we can't just put technology back in a box, we can't just put walls up all around America.
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"As technology advances and people become more connected to their phones, different apps can be great to enable rapid communication and get them taking action," he said.
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For Sarah Guo, an investor at venture capital firm Greylock Partners, some of the future dangers of an ever-more-connected world are already here -- in China.
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Game Director Margaret Robertson said the aesthetic aims to make fans feel even more connected with the game's lush environments, giving them peaceful moments as they play.
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As our lives become more and more connected to our devices, the semiconductor industry has been an early winner of the more advanced world we live in.
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" Anne Pasternak, the director of the Brooklyn Museum, said "we always seek partners who share our mission and values of creating a more connected and civil world.
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In coming seasons, the Metropolitan Opera will be introducing a range of initiatives to make itself seem less elitist, more approachable and more connected to contemporary culture.
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Sometimes, a company's privacy error results in little more than bad P.R. It's no surprise, then, that so many people are leery of a more connected future.
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But 5G is expected to be around 763 times faster than the existing 4G network, and be able to handle hundreds more connected devices without slowing down.
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There might be something in the fact that as we are awash in narratives, and more and more connected virtually, we are more alone, driven inside ourselves.
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It reminded me of so many reasons to travel — for sheer pleasure, to gain new perspectives and knowledge, or to feel more connected to someone you love.
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" In a recent e-mail interview, he added, "I've always felt more connected to aliens in a metaphysical/psychic sense than in a 'mathematical' or scientific sense.
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"Together, Rockwell Collins and UTC Aerospace Systems will enhance customer value in a rapidly evolving aerospace industry by making aircraft more intelligent and more connected," he said.
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Poma and Morgan believe, with an almost religious reverence, that the brands themselves will help lead shoppers and infrastructure providers to a better, more connected shopping experience.
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But above all, Bescos said, the study is just added evidence that our oral health is more connected to our lives than we assume it to be.
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"TrackRecord will focus on how, in a world more connected than ever, music can serve as a tool for breaking down barriers," said Ihaza in a statement.
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An example of this is how Nest not only iterates on individual products, but thinks about complementary devices that will ultimately contribute to a smarter, more connected, home.
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We can be excited about the ability to be more connected and have tech that like peers into my refrigerator and tells me I'm out of soy milk.
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As the line between TV and films blur — television becoming more cinematic with few episodes, film becoming more connected across bigger franchises — this sort of shift seems inevitable.
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Which is ironic, given that we are more connected to information than we have ever been before, and the computation necessary to model problems has never been cheaper.
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If it helps you to feel less alone and feel more connected, and it allows you to focus on things that are meaningful to you, then it's functional.
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New York (CNN Business)25G is inching closer to becoming a reality for many people, and there's no question it will make devices faster, smarter and more connected.
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"But I feel more connected to the three generations of parenting styles… I aspire to raise my kids the way my parents raised me – with classic American values."
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Agriculture tech startup KisanHub is on a mission to make farming more 'connected' to help farmers "grow more and use less," says co-founder and CEO Sachin Shende.
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But its super-sized display - supplied by China's BOE Technology Group - is proving an undeniable trend in the automotive world, fueled by the rise of more connected cars.
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So, planning for life insurance needs, long-term care, Social Security claims and Medicare could all yield positive benefits when you are more connected to your future self.
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Because when we are not running on empty, we are actually more connected with our own wisdom, we make better decisions, and we are more productive and effective.
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Soccer has long been the world's most popular sport, and as that world became more connected it was natural that the game's presence would expand in North America.
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When these spin away from component collecting, which is fairly tedious, and into more lore-centric avenues, the whole game lifts, and I'm immediately more connected to it.
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However, the time framework nudged me toward some deeply personal connections to the images, and through them, I feel more connected to the artists than I originally imagined.
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We must embrace innovation and tackle cyber threats head-on with safer, more connected infrastructure, less we put but our infrastructure and the economy deeply in harm's way.
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Further, 81 percent of teens say social media makes them feel more connected to what's going on in their friends' lives, according to a 2018 report by Pew.
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It's a good idea to add a short note about what you will be using the money for so guests feel more connected to you and your plans.
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Over the last two decades, there have been extraordinary advances that completely transformed our understanding of technology and created a world this is more connected than ever before.
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Some natural or pseudoscientific "wellness" practices are harmless; If dropping $85 on a bag of rocks makes you feel more connected to your higher self, have at it.
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It's a way of finding systems where the music can remain effective over longer periods of time, and also feel more connected to what's happening in the game.
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After she turned in that version, she thought about the purpose of memoir, and decided that helping readers to feel "more connected, less alone" would mean digging deeper.
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When you implement these strategies, you'll collaborate more effectively, feel more connected to your colleagues, and, most critically, keep the momentum going in your business when working remotely.
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More than that, I've learned how to be sensitive to what he wants, which has made me more connected, sane, and attuned to others' needs, feelings, and fears.
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We're supposedly more connected than ever to the inner lives of famous figures, but their interactions with the general public through the internet are increasingly restrained and retreating.
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"Diversity helps the party," said Christine Pelosi, a California member of the Democratic National Committee who has focused on making the party more connected to grass-roots activists.
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"If we're into people sharing and making the world more connected, this is what matters," Willner, who was Facebook's head of content policy between 2010 and 2013, said.
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It really was Jason's insistence around that same time that we be more connected to the players themselves, and going first-person was the best way to achieve that.
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You will emerge more connected to your community, more satisfied with your life, and a symbol of the generosity and compassion at the very heart of our nation's promise.
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Toyota is embracing a wide open platform for its next generation of vehicles, giving itself even more options to keep drivers entertained and engaged as cars become more connected.
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Since you're equipping your dad with more connected tech to improve his life, round out Father's Day with plugs that can make anything and everything in the house smart.
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Other acquisitions in IoT have included Sensity Systems to add LED light controlling technology; telematics company Fleetmatics for $2.8 billion in August; and Telogis for more connected car technology.
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Though he is only half Italian, the former New Yorker says he is "more connected to the Italian side" because his Italian grandmother lived with his family growing up.
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Chances are, we'll see more connected PCs and soon, but the better ones are likely to be powered by Intel processors, not the same chip that's in your phone.
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As the world becomes more connected, we must be proactiveand open to new approaches that will help our fundamentalinstitutions shape the way we use technology – not the otherway around.
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Once women hit 39, they actually become more connected than their male counterparts, though these social circles stabilize and plateau for both men and women between 45 and 55.
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The company claims its users are active on their phones for 287 hours per day, and that there are 22015 million customers who own five or more connected devices.
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Droll and his co-founder, Brooks Buffington, positioned the new version of Yik Yak as a way to help its users feel more connected to the world around them.
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With the average person becoming more and more connected to the internet and introducing more and more devices into their network, being security aware is more important than ever.
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Without these crucial investments, rural America would find it much harder to build up fiber infrastructure and narrow the gap between our more connected cities and less populated regions.
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Your relationships have been kind of intense lately, with some changes to your values and some gifts that made you feel more connected to your friends and lovers alike.
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That's been changing lately, as the company has looked to mature their platform with user-centric features that make surfing content easier and keep everything a bit more connected.
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Doing so would mean a future world filled with happy and healthy children, equal opportunities for all, smaller and more connected communities, and functional democracies in a healthier environment.
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There's a lot of ways to have an impact and the more in tune I am, the more connected, the more educated I am about a variety of topics.
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During this period of isolation, it's inevitable that people will get lonely — even if we are more connected than ever through video conferencing apps, group chats, and social media.
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While the move to Rochester helped the Sharifis feel more connected to a community that resembled home, others who settled in the area with little money struggled to adjust.
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Volunteering will help you feel more connected to your community, and it looks great on a resume, but just as important, it can serve as an amazing networking opportunity.
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With sensitive instruments to pick up on these messages, and urban apiaries becoming more common, it's possible to paint a picture of a world that appears ever more connected.
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After delving into nostalgia, you'll feel more connected to your friends and also be motivated to actually reconnect with them; you might even go out and seek new ones.
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There are also benefits of data sharing, including a more connected world, developing products and services that better meet our needs, and even identifying public health threats and terrorists.
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In addition to that he said the company is focusing on making a more connected experience between video and voice calling and building more integrations with other service providers.
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"Employees are more and more connected during hours outside of the office," Myriam El Khomri, the minister of labor, said last year in justifying the need for the law.
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The hack of the Tesla Model S comes as concern grows among the automotive industry that, as cars become ever more connected, the threats from hackers is increasing dramatically.
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The irony being that these entrepreneurs think their apps are creating a more connected society, when it's really their attitudes to their fellow humans that are tearing its fabric apart.
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More seriously, though, I have a much, much better understanding of food and even history, and cooking old family recipes has made me feel more connected to my own roots.
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We have working families whose wages have stagnated for decades, all while the rich get richer, the powerful get more powerful, the wealthy and the well-connected get more connected.
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Though I value parts of body positivity because I think it has allowed more people of all sizes to embrace their bodies, I am way more connected to fat liberation.
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And IBM took a shot at merging email with other resources and apps — like to-do lists, calendars, and meeting documents — to create a smarter, more connected inbox called Verse.
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The more connected the world becomes, the argument runs, the greater the risk of allowing a Chinese firm to be in charge of the infrastructure upon which it all depends.
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According to Zuckerberg, that kind of screen time — using video to interact with other human beings — is actually good for you, with benefits such as feeling more connected and healthier.
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For retailers like Amazon or Zalando — or anyone selling clothes, accessories or wearables — the application is immediate and obvious: increase sales with deeper market penetration and more connected customer conversation.
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Slow sex has its roots in tantra and orgasmic meditation, but a common understanding of the term is really just being more connected to yourself and your partner during sex.
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I think we've dug our own hole; the idea of technology is great and on the face of it we've never been more connected but a backlash is obviously happening.
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"Choosing her birthday as our wedding date was a nice way of making sure she's still involved and made us feel more connected to her on our day," she said.
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LAS VEGAS — As the world becomes more connected, it's not a huge surprise that the weird world of pet tech will attempt to make stronger connections with our furry friends.
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The more connected to yourself you are, the more power you will harness and as a manager, it's your job to utilize this energy and this power from your employees.
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"We have personally interacted with hundreds of families impacted by autism, and we've found that these products help parents and children feel more connected," he told Reuters Health by phone.
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More importantly -- and more to the point being made here -- it's a movie that seems more connected to what's happening now in culture and society than most big-screen movies.
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All they would say was that the LeSEE Pro was "more intelligent and more connected" than the original LeSee concept car first unveiled at the Beijing Auto Show last April.
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It's an added layer of emotion right off the bat that immediately made me feel more connected to Sword and Shield than I ever have to any other Pokémon games.
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"Of all my clients, I don't know of any who study the market, know the history, are more connected than he," said Robert Yellin of the Yakimono Gallery in Kyoto.
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In 2016, that meant, among other things, making the American electorate more connected to white supremacists, armed militias, Macedonian fake-news merchants, and micro-targeted campaign ads purchased in rubles.
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Urban areas worldwide are far more connected, with 97% of residents able to switch on the lights, compared with rural communities, where only 79% can, although the gap is narrowing.
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Teresa Chiang, a Chiayi native visiting the museum with her parents and four-year-old daughter, said her first visit had left her feeling more connected to other Asian cultures.
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The RFS is a broken mechanism, but it would be less so if its biodiesel mandate were more connected and responsive to the volume of fuel produced here at home.
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This week, Amazon has taken another step in increasing the value Alexa will have by introducing new, open software that will allow more connected-home devices to work with her.
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I've never felt more connected to the earth than when I fell on my backside in the mud and pigshit, trying to capture a piglet who fled between my legs.
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And to feel more connected to your community, you might want to join a growing movement of people stringing holiday lights to bring much-needed cheer during the coronavirus crisis.
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"The city feels more connected to the club than it used to be," said Chiara Montanini, the manager of Bar Gianni, a cafe around the corner from the Ennio Tardini.
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The controversy became more connected to partisanship when early in the season President Trump drew the nation's attention to kneeling players, saying owners should fire players who disrespect the flag.
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Instead of relying exclusively on the "how was your day" conversations, perhaps you'd feel more connected to your husband if you consciously expanded the things you share across the distance.
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"We're a lot more connected on that end of the floor than we were last year," said Louisville Coach Chris Mack, who is in his second season with the Cardinals.
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The city's CA$50 billion Big Move initiative, including a sleek new express train that runs from downtown to the airport, seeks to create a more connected regional transport system.
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In every generation, those who have undertaken national service, in the military or in a civilian capacity, have emerged more connected to their generation and more invested in their country.
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It's a nod toward the kind of man Freddy is, and it wraps what he might want with Naz in mystery, making these scenes feel more connected to the whole.
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But Albania's central positioning in the drug industry has brought the problem closer, right at a time when Albanians are hoping to become more connected to the EU's economic engine.
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Besides cash in people's pockets, it would also be a way of making every American feel more connected to our country and to one another—part of something bigger than ourselves.
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He's one of the more connected people in Bitcoin (he was elected chair of the Bitcoin Foundation in 2015) and more surprisingly, one of the rare neutral parties on this issue.
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While Amazon Key is planning on expanding in-car delivery to additional cities, Shrivastava wouldn't comment on whether Amazon would be working with more connected vehicle partners in the future. Anyway.
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His addiction has been hard to cope with for me some days, but I am amazed at how much more connected and in sync we are now than we were before.
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Hispanics are less likely than other demographic groups to access the internet, while whites continue to be more connected than anyone else, according to new data from internet research company eMarketer.
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"That's been happening at such a scale, at such an intensity, that it's totally normal people would feel more connected to [Harry Potter] than just a normal book," says ter Kuile.
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That change should be beneficial as our homes get smarter and more connected, with many Internet of Things devices relying on Bluetooth to connect to your control devices, and each other.
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Facebook promises to make us more connected, Google to organize the world's information, Twitter to democratize free speech and the public sphere, and Amazon to make retail an almost frictionless experience.
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Mednick also thought that donors would feel more connected to the shelter if they could be part of it, so she decided to throw some garden parties in the back yard.
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As cities and communities become more connected, it is critical that they learn to leverage the benefits of a data-rich society while minimizing threats to individual privacy and civil liberties.
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In 2017, a time when the world is more connected than ever before, it's easy to assume that veterans, active service members, and their families benefit from these advances in technology.
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Why it matters: If Hyppönen is right, as homes and offices become more connected than they have every been, they will become more difficult to secure than they have ever been.
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There's a new generation of leaders that are coming up the ranks that are coming from a perspective that is so much more connected now with what's happening on the ground.
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We believe we can attract very significant investments in infrastructure from the public and private sectors to make the whole region more connected and to stimulate the economies of the future.
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Climacell is an example of the kinds of new businesses that are being created amid the rise of technologies like IoT, 5G high-speed wireless internet, and a more connected world.
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Another potential policy response is to address what some experts call the root causes of drug addiction — by rebuilding economic opportunities, helping people feel more connected, or addressing mental health issues.
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Several dancers noted that under Ms. Lopez's direction, the company is starting to feel more connected to the culture of Miami, rather than like an outpost of New York City Ballet.
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"Indifference is a virus that is dangerously contagious in our time, a time when we are ever more connected with others, but are increasingly less attentive to others," the pope said.
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The first and most obvious benefit to smart homes is convenience, as more connected devices can handle more operations (lighting, temperature, etc.) and frees up the resident to perform other tasks.
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The delineation between online and offline abuse is less and less sense as we get more and more connected and more and more people are starting to live their lives online.
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JC: My bet is that we will be even more connected 10 years from now than we are now and that the ... KS: But will it be via internet or something else?
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But when I was finally able to feel more connected, that's when the benefits of the practice started to wake me up, when I was able to get out of my head.
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And, in a place with such intense diversity, we hopefully will spark not just the digitization of physical space, but the enablement of a more human internet, and a more connected humanity.
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"The idea is that eventually we're going to become more connected to the networks around us and we could eventually become Internet of Things nodes on the network ourselves," he told me.
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"As the world has become more connected, applications that navigate large, connected data sets are increasingly more critical for customers," said Raju Gulabani, vice president, Databases, Analytics, and Machine Learning at AWS.
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While we are more connected than ever before, the amount of free time we have to take stock of our lives and spend time with friends and family is constantly under threat.
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" Target told The Verge that it wants "to be part of this important issue alongside our vendor partners as we determine the best way to bring more connected products to our guests.
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Maybe a friend, maybe a co-worker, but someone who is more connected to the impacted community than you are, someone you trust to do the work of helping you get it.
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But something you may not have considered is that a service dog can help "break the ice" for those with disabilities, and help someone feel more connected to the world around them.
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China's space program (along with its Japanese and Indian counterparts) tends to be a lot more connected to the national levers of power than programs in America and elsewhere in the West.
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But what we found consistently over time is that students who are out feel more connected to school, are less likely to be damaged by any of the victimization that they experience.
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There's something about being alone in the middle of the Mojave desert, surrounded by Joshua trees and rocks that made me feel more connected to the Earth than I ever have before.
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Shock and Awe makes the case that, even if glam is no longer existent as a cultural force, its past is more connected to our present than we give it credit for.
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"Also, being more connected to friends and family through technology can provide a sense of support, comfort, and security [that replaces] turning to drugs or alcohol to numb the pain," Ferretti says.
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If you're already addicted to the sweet chime of your phone, the Focals may very well keep you more connected to the real world, and potentially save your neck from some stiffness.
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By beginning to think now how we can best secure data across various devices and applications, we can begin to prepare for a future that is both more connected and more secure.
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What I think we're doing is making people feel less alone, feel more connected to these ideas through music and art, and that allows them to become more active and more conscious.
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If you can find a way to show that you understand and care about them and what they are going through, they will feel more connected and less alone in their struggles.
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And it was one of the things that you have to always work toward, is making sure that you have people who work for you who are more connected to different things.
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The security issues companies have to contend with are getting more difficult as hackers become more savvy and as we desire our apps and devices to become more connected with one another.
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In fact, it&aposs grown to become such a powerhouse precisely because people desire the convenience it provides — fast shipping, useful services, and great tech that makes life easier and more connected.
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And I understand content internationally is a very different business ,but for the core business, does that become a different priority when you think about how the world is becoming more connected?
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DERs tend to be smaller and more connected to information and communication technology (ICT), things like electric cars, smart car chargers, new kinds of batteries, or just software to run all that stuff.
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"Data and software delivery is a defining factor for future success within the automotive industry as vehicles are becoming more connected and autonomous," said Ralf Herrtwich, SVP Automotive of HERE, in a statement.
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Of course, the more connected systems operating in a world like aviation, the more people are bound to worry about the potential for hackers and other ill-intentioned people interfering with those systems.
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Portraying the red cup protest as something that all Christians (as opposed to some Christians) are participating in makes the movement seem bigger and more connected to our personal lives than it is.
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"As people gain health insurance coverage and preventive care is covered to a greater extent, people may be more connected to a health care system, but that can take a while," she said.
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Technology stocks are considered growth stocks, which move sharply on momentum, versus so-called value stocks that are less volatile and generally represent industries more connected to economic fundamentals such as oil prices.
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It's why this film—uneven as it is at times—has a distinct and compelling charge, and why the reboot is far more connected to the tradition of Spiritualism than the 1984 original.
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But as for my own music—I feel more connected than ever, more in tune with who I am and what I bring to the table, and more understanding of my own capabilities.
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These popular devices are great not only because they simply make life easier, but they also allow for expansive customization — you can always add on more devices, making an even more connected home.
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It's in private beta right now, and only on the west coast, but it seems clear that as we become more connected and busy, these one-stop solutions don't seem as far-fetched.
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The fact that our generation feels lonely despite being "more connected than ever before" (whatever that means) makes us an easy target for those who love to blame us for our own suffering.
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This question is particularly noteworthy because the answer illustrates just how well-versed an applicant is on Facebook's mission statement, which has remained unchanged since the company's inception: Making the world more connected.
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Watching these Russians snipe and complain in our own ditzy online-speak gives the lie to the nostalgic fantasy that people were better, kinder, and more "connected" before our atomized era of screens.
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"We have a study that shows that kids who use social media do feel more connected to friends, whether it's friends online or ones they see every day at school," Ms. Filucci said.
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Maybe his relationship with his American-born children would be complicated by their growing up in a much more diverse, much more connected world than the one that gave birth to his character.
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"Nothing has made me feel more connected, more able to be true, however imperfectly, to my faith than the experience of putting myself second," he said at a CNN town hall this month.
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I feel more connected to the world and what is going on and while that is not always a good thing it is nice to be informed and updated on events within seconds.
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Kelly said its new stores are more connected to their communities from the beginning, starting with the hiring local contractors to build them, and are drawing help from local groups like United Way.
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Of course, the direction of the high-yield market is much more connected with the stock market than that of investment-grade corporate bonds, so this recent action is of concern to me.
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But then again, part of Burns' knack has been introducing material to audiences in a way that makes even those with a passing interest in the subject matter feel more connected to it.
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In the meantime, cars that are smarter and more connected than your average sedan are already sitting in parking lots and driving on highways, and they're collecting all kinds of information about you.
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OUR VISION IS WE ARE GOING TO GIVE PEOPLE THE POWER TO SHARE AND MAKE THE WORLD A LITTLE BIT SMALLER AND MORE CONNECTED AND I THINK WE'RE DOING THAT ON A DAILY BASIS.
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Where people are driving arguably reveals a much more holistic vision of customers' wants and needs than search traffic—and as truly self-driving vehicles near, our cars are becoming more connected than ever.
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Home isn't yet the catchall solution Apple is banking on, but it does feel like a compelling step toward cross-device unification as we line our walls and desks with ever more connected products.
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"[Michael and I] have been fortunate to celebrate many happy times since we met, but I've never felt more in love or more connected to him than in the pain and dark," Thomas wrote.
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A recent survey of consumer attitudes in eight countries including the U.S. found that a clear majority of people are worried about the privacy and security implications of more connected things in their homes.
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She appeared beside her sisters in a Calvin Klein ad — the first time she had been photographed with them in months, something unheard of in the American family that's more connected online than off.
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Mark Zuckerberg: I think one of the interesting questions is around whether there's actually so much of a conflict between these ideas of people becoming more connected and this fragmentation that you talk about.
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Instead of eyeballs, clicks, and even prison time served, algorithms should be optimized to make people better—more efficient in their jobs, more informed in their daily lives, and more connected to their communities.
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Tech toys are always a big gift around the holidays, and as our world becomes more and more connected, new technology trickles down to our kids who absorb it faster than we ever will.
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Studies have suggested that people who feel more connected to others live longer, though it's difficult to quantify the effect, said psychologist Louise Hawkley of the NORC research center at the University of Chicago.
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As we've seen, a more open world can make it easier for governments to undermine each other's elections from afar; a more connected world can make it easier to spread hatred and incite violence.
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But while technology has made us more connected, it has also placed those who don't have access to connectivity at a significant disadvantage as our world becomes more reliant on digital commerce and communication.
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Chakrabarti says he's hopeful that "a more connected world can be a more democratic one," meaning Facebook sees its open platform as a net win for democracy, despite issues of misinformation and platform abuse.
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But data from the World Values Survey suggest that if the world continues to get richer, better educated, and more connected—all steady trends—it will also tend to get more liberal and cosmopolitan.
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" He also took aim at Trump's plan to build a wall between the U.S. and Mexico, telling the audience, "the world is more interconnected than ever before, and it's becoming more connected every day.
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As he started to volunteer more of his time, coming out on the golf course with me and offering to listen whenever I needed someone to talk to, I felt more connected to him.
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When voters are able to express their preferences more fully, they feel more connected to the political process, so it's no surprise that turnout tends to go up where ranked-choice voting is used.
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The 5G wireless standard is meant to allow for more connected devices on one internet connection, with faster device communication and data transfer and Verizon will be the first internet to offer the service.
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As you bounce from one planet to another, this map of locations, characters, and events grows larger and more connected, but never becomes too complicated to navigate or refer to for a quick refresher.
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"There are more and more connected cars out there, and those connected cars are sending a lot of data in the background all the time to big databases the car manufacturers have built," Volkow explained.
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And so we are driving much more use of analytics, artificial intelligence, personalization, and technology to help us be more informed and more connected to our customers and that is making us a better company.
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I don't mean to say that we had that intention when we started this project, but sometimes when I follow the conversations I get that feeling a bit—that people feel a bit more connected.
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Even though we are seemingly more connected than ever with Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram, it seems there's a big disconnect in the way people communicate in person because of all the texting and social media.
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"In a society where our lives are becoming ever more connected online, the physical moments when we meet are becoming all the more precious," Richard Moross, Moo's founder and chief executive, said in an interview.
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Safran faced some scepticism from investors over the merits of mixing its engines and equipment with Zodiac's seats business, but says this will position the company for future developments towards smarter and more connected aircraft.
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The vertically oriented screen in the center stack is reminiscent of those found in Tesla and Volvo's latest cars, and seems likely to become the preferred setup for infotainment systems as vehicles become more connected.
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"It is interesting that at a time when we are more connected than ever before with events around the world, that the issues that are most powerfully felt are those close to home," he said.
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And with a world more connected now more than ever before thanks to social media and instant news, it's essential to realize the role that the mainstream media has played in sensationalizing mass shooting tragedies.
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Disruptions: More Connected, Yet More Alone (Related Learning Network Writing Prompt) In our smartphone-obsessed culture, are we starting to learn that maybe life is just better led when it is lived rather than viewed?
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Even more, through our shared experience of disability — she with three legs, I often with my "third leg," a cane — we grew all the more connected through our interdependence, our unconventional mobility and our asymmetry.
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We've found that when we use social media to actively engage with people we care about by commenting on their posts and sending messages, it's good for our well-being because we feel more connected.
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For all its talk of a more connected world, Facebook has a tendency to silo us—its users—into feedback loops, those spheres of information where we're rarely subjected to views that differ from our own.
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When you combine that concept with the ability to control your TV and various devices (lights, thermostat, etc.) through voice, it's easy to see how Google Home Mini could effectively make your home far more connected.
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Salesforce pioneered the shift to enterprise cloud computing—and Quip has been working since 2012 to reimagine a productivity platform for teams that allows them to be more connected, more collaborative and get more work done.
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I am working on this show right now with people who are much more talented and much more connected than I am… I am, for some reason, in a position to do something, and it's working.
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"What a great advisor will do is use technology to be more connected to your life, to be able to comprehensively simplify your financial life and then interact at your convenience when you're ready," Duran said.
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The Pulseboost HD has a very low profile (the midsole, not the ankle) and streamlined design — you feel a lot closer and more connected to the ground, whereas Ultra Boosts give the sensation of being elevated.
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We, and especially our children, are going to be able to drive (or be driven by) cars that are much safer, more comfortable, more connected and better for the environment than the ones we drive today.
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I'm sitting here right now ,and I'm looking at the trees, and the air is really nice, so there is a part of me now that is more connected than ever before to good stuff too.
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In order to feel more connected to the local Muslim community, Bajwa attends a Friday prayer session hosted on Columbia's main campus, but says the school doesn't exactly go out of its way to advertise it.
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Thousands of leaders in business, finance, politics, and civic society gather in the snow-covered Alps to schmooze and strike deals intended to break down economic barriers between nations and make the global community more connected.
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In the little world of Winden, a fictional town in Germany, no one leaves — a fact pointed out by Clausen, a rare newcomer who is, of course, more connected to the families of Winden than he seems.
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"Facebook has made the world more connected than ever before, resulting in unprecedented ways for people to organize themselves in society," a Facebook spokesperson said in response to a list of detailed questions sent by BuzzFeed News.
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You've come of age in a smaller, more connected world where demographic shifts and the wind of change have scrambled not only traditional economic arrangements but our social arrangements and our religious commitments and our civic institutions.
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Thomson is the son of Lucy Hodder, who was once legal counsel for New Hampshire Governor Maggie Hassan, and Carney implied Labrie was being charged criminally while more connected students at the school were given a pass.
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Grenier hopes that once people feel more connected to the ocean, they will care about what they throw out into it, such as plastic that soon will be populating the ocean at a rate greater than fish.
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The info Didi gathers is also fed back to the transportation agency of the government to inform the creation and development of traffic infrastructure, which could help considerably as China moves to develop smarter, more connected cities.
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"People have tended to focus from a policy point of view at targeting lonely people to make them more connected," said the lead author, Nicole K. Valtorta, a research fellow at the University of York in England.
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You've come of age in a smaller, more connected world, where demographic shifts and the winds of change have scrambled not only traditional economic arrangements, but our social arrangements and our religious commitments and our civic institutions.
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It was all going so well... until smartwatches like the Apple Watch and Android Wear watches arrived, promising not just a more connected life with your smartphone, but also many of the Fitbit's own fitness-tracking features.
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With the recent focus by the White House on planned infrastructure and digital capabilities initiatives, now is the perfect opportunity to start empowering private sector investors and innovators to advance a safer and more connected transportation system.
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And thousands of years after it was first invented, new kinds of knitting are poised to fundamentally change how we think about these "basics," making our bodies more connected than ever to the computerized world we live in.
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" According to the screengrab, Grande continued: "But I just feel so much more connected now and yeah… If I feel like I'm able to make special things with my incredible friends quickly, why not share them right away?
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Despite Bashir's close ties to the military's top leadership, mid- and lower-ranking officers more connected to society sympathized with the protesters' demands, said Hamid Eltigani, a Sudanese professor of public policy at the American University in Cairo.
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Legend says that he cared about the issue before, but feels more connected to it recently now that he and wife Chrissy Teigen are parents to their 18-month-old daughter Luna (with another baby on the way).
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Duality of machines as light and dark The de Young collection is a balance between the anxieties Americans felt toward technology during the Machine Age, mixed with the hope that technology brought to a more connected, convenient world.
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Hosted by President Obama, it became clear throughout the daylong event that when it comes to Americans and technology—and specifically our incredible mobile revolution—communities and individuals from coast to coast are more connected than ever before.
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The promises of VR are heavily focused on the idea that users can grow more enveloped in the digital environments they explore, but also central to the experience is that they become more connected with their virtual representations.
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"When you have no other connection with a good friend who's living abroad, if you know about their life but don't talk for two years, when you finally see them, it's a much more connected experience," she said.
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Now that it's celebrating its own 18th birthday, a milestone of maturity among us mortal humans, it's worth reassessing how deeply Google has integrated itself into our daily lives as they've grown more connected with each passing year.
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Eisenhower was highly motivated to push the Interstate Highway System infrastructure project for both economic and security reasons—his time in Germany during WWII convinced him that a more connected United States was a more secure United States.
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Flint is now a place divided, between the politically engaged and politically jaded, between black and white, and between those who are more connected to the wealthy institutions and the activists who prefer a grass-roots organizing model.
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In one sense, we've never been better equipped to endure long periods of social isolation, since we're all pretty much shut-ins now anyway and are more connected to the "outside world" (meaning one another) than ever before.
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In one sense, we've never been better equipped to endure long periods of social isolation, since we're all pretty much shut-ins now anyway and are more connected to the "outside world" (meaning one another) than ever before.
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As savvy manufacturers invest in technologies that will create a smarter, more connected plant floor to achieve greater operational visibility and enhance quality, the future of the manufacturing industry — and the jobs that will be created — looks bright.
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Rather, the relation between the two is best represented on a spectrum with pity (the most disconnected and abstracted version of sympathy) on one end and compassion (the more connected and embodied version of empathy) on the other.
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Mr. Netanyahu has often made the comparison between local attacks against Israelis and those in the rest of the world, though the attacks in Israel are more broadly viewed as being more connected to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
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"It is important that we don't give up basic rights in order to use the products and services of the future," Myrstad adds, pointing to general trend of more and more connected devices being packed with data-collecting sensors.
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When you can't make it to the game in real life, the experience offered by virtual reality live streaming can get you closer to the action and more connected to the players and fans than anything else out there.
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On the car front, we're seeing a shift from traditional petrol-based cars to those powered by alternative energy sources like electricity, and cars that are significantly more connected, even to the point of being able to drive themselves.
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"As more connected vehicles hit the roads, software vulnerabilities are becoming accessible to malicious hackers using cellular networks, Wi-Fi, and physical connections to exploit them," data protection research group the Ponemon Institute said in a report released Wednesday.
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In the final lead-up to his biggest moment as an athlete, THUMP caught up with Doris to talk about how he got into track and making tracks—and why the two are more connected than you may think.
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Teens who feel more connected, defined as engaged, supported, and cared for, at home and school are less likely to experience mental health problems and risks, reported HealthDay News, citing a recent CDC study published by the journal Pediatrics.
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They tell me that Facebook is always exploring new ways to share, and as discussed at its F8 conference this year, Facebook is focused on improving the experience of sharing with and staying more connected to your closest friends.
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"This on-going active investment stance is focused on solutions for a better, smarter and more connected world over the medium to long term," Lee Theng Kiat, executive director and chief executive of Temasek International, said in a statement.
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Lots of guys wanted something more connected — or even had it and would talk about their partners with great love and regard — but they tended to see that as more of a personal quirk than an aspect of humanity.
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"For your smaller circle of friends, we saw the need to stay more connected throughout the day, so you can communicate what you're doing and how you're feeling through photos and videos," the company said in a blog post.
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The fact that the UN system is adapting to meet the challenges that have evolved with a more connected, fast-paced, and increasingly pressurized global context means that it continues to be the institution the world can rely on.
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"People want to think that if only they get married, then all the other pieces of their life are going to fall into place and they're going to be happier and healthier and live longer and be more connected," DePaulo states.
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It's no secret that data is the hot new revenue source for automakers, who are seeing additional profit opportunities bloom as vehicles become more connected and they can retrieve a ton of useful data that's incredibly valuable when deployed correctly.
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But Rey is much more connected to preexisting Star Wars mythology, and of all the new characters she's the one whose Force Awakens story comes with a promising, and slightly ominous, "TO BE CONTINUED" qualifier that will propel Episode VIII.
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"For those with difficult family experiences, sex with those they choose intimacy with can be a way to feel more connected or pleasure at a time of feeling disconnected or estranged from the rest of their families," Kahn tells Broadly.
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It's a fitting context for the pre- and post-22013/228 United States depicted in Soth's work, and takes on new meaning at a time when social media and smartphones have made us more connected and divided than ever before.
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Hackett has helped oversee the launch of an entirely new spinoff company dedicated to autonomous vehicles, a $500 million investment in EV startup Rivian, and a number of software and cloud efforts meant to make the company's cars more connected.
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Even if only 5 percent to 10 percent of users bother to comment or share a story, that's still millions of people who are much more connected to that story than almost every reader or viewer of news on old media.
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"We are streaming more content than ever before, more music, more movies, and more social media on more connected devices, which makes fast and reliable Wi-Fi an essential need," said Richard Yu, CEO, Huawei Consumer Business Group in today's announcement.
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Cars have already started becoming more "connected," and many have Wi-Fi connections, but unfortunately, cybersecurity is sometimes an afterthought of the years-long design process, said Jason Cook, who works at preeminent car cybersecurity division of BT Global Services.
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Diversity in programming is often lauded as a goal for networks and, in the case of the world's most-watched streaming platform, Netflix, but as audiences grow more connected it's hard to pinpoint which shows are actually getting it right.
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In later studies, researchers have identified core characteristics of such experiences, including ineffability, the inability to put it into words; paradoxicality, the belief that contradictory things are true at the same time; and feeling more connected to other people or things.
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Like the many connected toothbrushes that have come before it, the Kérastase Hair Coach Powered by Withings is an attempt to convince the early adopting public that their dumb old products just aren't cutting it in this ever more connected world.
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The change isn't just about Netflix updating a key feature of its app – it's also a way for the service to subtly promote its own original programming to users, and help them feel more connected with the shows they do like.
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It also aids the company in making a variety of products that will feel more connected to each other – something that could help if Airbnb chooses to launch a second application for travel services in the future, as previously reported.
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When we look ahead to the challenges and the opportunities the world will face in the coming years, it is clear that Africa has a key role to play in building a more connected, prosperous future for all of us.
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The SmartLink technology in the Ford device allows models that do not come pre-equipped with a modem to be more connected, enabling doors to be locked and unlocked remotely and supplying engine management alerts, the company said in a statement.
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Clark told Insider that next year, she would love to see some more integration of food at The Talks, and some more narrative at The Nights — hoping to "as Sam was saying, 'tell a story'" in an even more connected way.
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Paris is meanwhile stepping up its efforts to attract technology companies, start-ups and so-called creative-economy jobs, which Mr. Missika said are more connected to the rest of the city and will help develop it over the long term.
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Right then I wondered why tubing is so underappreciated in the pantheon of water activities: It's cheap, meditative and arguably more connected to its environment than kayaking or rafting, for the tuber must submit to the will of the current.
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In the 1980s, the "more iconic you were, the more distanced between you and your public, the greater the success," Macpherson said, contrasting that with today, when the "closer, more connected you are with the consumer," the greater the success.
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Now, people are more connected to the broader world through jobs and technology, but villages themselves have no such certainty — they can vanish as people drift away, or flee for the opportunity and allure of Anchorage, Fairbanks or points beyond.
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But at Eurovision — and the many preview events, such as the one in Moscow that I went to in April — I regularly see a vision of Europe where fans across the Continent, artists and their entourages are more connected than ever.
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Gimenez is more connected to the IRL recovery community than she is the online sober-curious legion, but her Instagram is dedicated to talking about sobriety, and to showing that "sober is sexy," a hashtag she often uses in her posts.
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Instead, as we argued in our piece "The difference between good and bad Facebooking," its asocial, zombie-like passive browsing and video watching that's harmful to people's wellbeing, while active sharing, commenting and chatting can make users feel more connected and supported.
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The Good Good design • Great screen • Built in LTE • 2-day battery life The Bad Large and bulky The Bottom Line If you like a large watch, you won't find a better, or more connected, wearable than the Samsung Gear S3 Frontier.
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And one day, when she's old enough, our baby will probably create a Slack to organize operations for her first lemonade stand — or whatever Slack-like service has overtaken Slack to make us feel more connected under the guise of being more productive.
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Facebook, a multibillion-dollar company built on a public social network that once hoped to make the world more connected and open, is shifting direction to emphasize a "privacy-focused communications platform" according to a long note on Wednesday from CEO Mark Zuckerberg.
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When we touch paper every day, spend most of our time in structures made from wood, and eat food nearly every day that came from a tree, we are far more connected to trees and like Dryads than our conscious minds might think.
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They're just really-, they have a level of awareness, perhaps because they're so much more connected than we were, or perhaps because there's been some kind of change, but they're really dialed in, and that gives me a lot of hope too.
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The U.S. Air Force officer said his visit to Fairford - which each year attracts senior military officials and industry executives - made him feel more connected to his family history, and strengthened his sense of being both a proud American and a global citizen.
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"Much has been done, much remains to be done, and Lyft is honored to step up today to do our part to continue building inclusive and more connected communities while helping provide greater opportunity for the leaders of tomorrow," Lyft officials continues.
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"Completing our vision of building a single network running on land, all the way from Cape to Cairo is a historic moment for the company and for a more connected Africa," Strive Masiyiwa, founder and executive chairman of Econet, said in the statement.
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When products and technology reflect the nuances of human communication, while at the same time making information more accessible, employees feel more connected — both with the workplace and with their co-workers – resulting in a stronger, more trusting relationships and better performance.
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As I became more connected to my body and its needs, I started to be more conscious of how it felt and how it moved, and I took better care of it — it was now the source of my income, after all.
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So we — Mike Isaac and Farhad Manjoo, two technology writers for The New York Times — took the $199 and $349 devices for a test run over the last week to see if they could make us feel more connected to each other.
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"Social connection is one of our primary needs, so dopamine or not, these response have meaning in that they make people feel a bit more connected and not alone," Pamela Rutledge, director at the independent research nonprofit Media Psychology Research Center, told me.
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HAVANA (Reuters) - Cuban President Miguel Diaz-Canel said his office would shortly launch a new website, Twitter account and Youtube channel as part of his bid to harness the digital era to better communicate government policy to an ever-more connected people.
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Whether it was increasing the number of trips per year to include planned itineraries to West African countries or the launching of their #GoBacktoAfrica campaign, their company has tried to specialize in making black Americans feel more connected through their travel experiences.
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"As the internet of things emerges and we see many more connected homes, connected cars and connected offices, you may end up with four, five, six, eight places in your home where you could actually buy from," Kelly told CNBC for Fortt Knox.
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Hopefully the institutions that are involved in this will become more connected to Native artists, Native scholars, Native writers and professionals, and those connections will be built and hopefully there can be a more longstanding relationship with our communities through this experience.
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Not only this, but Gomez then took the petty to level 10 by uploading a collage of her with all her "selenators" further proving her point that she is more connected with, and appreciative of, her fans than anyone else — namely Bieber, her ex.
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Not only is it just a better alternative to the shitshow that is the MTA, a great group activity, and something you can (but shouldn't) do drunk, but I started to grow more connected to a city that often feels like a concrete tourist wasteland.
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Self-driving cars will need to be way more connected, sharing and receiving data on road conditions, changes to traffic flow, and restrictions on where they can and can't drive (a car might learn that a construction zone requires a routing change, for example).
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Zuckerberg lays out here what will be Facebook's guiding star for nearly the next decade: make it easier for people to share by continuing to build out new products because the more that they share, the more connected and informed everyone can be together.
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Sure, it's annoying when I have to yank a piece of artisanal cheese out of his mouth, but it always makes me feel more connected to the world around me, rather than wrapped up in my phone as I'm wont to do when I workout.
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Rather than working on self-driving cars, or a more connected vehicle, Honda and SoftBank are working on making an artificial intelligence that can actually talk to and assist drivers in a way designed to foster more feelings of friendship between human and car.
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Although Apple declined to comment on the rumor, a dedicated HomeKit app is precisely what the company needs to empower users with an easy way to control the smart home gadgets but also help them feel more connected to the smart home experience overall.
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It can mean more children using computers in after-school programs and STEM classes, more students going online to finish their homework, more people taking advantage of resources like Khan Academy, and more families learning basic computer skills that help them be more connected.
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A study from 2016 used three types of imaging to show that LSD causes changes in brain blood flow, electrical activity, and creates a brain that is much more connected—meaning various brain regions have more communication among them—than brains in the placebo group.
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Morgan Stanley is in the process of moving the commodities group, which had been housed in Purchase, New York for more than a decade, to its Times Square headquarters where it can be more connected with the rest of the firm's fixed income unit.
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"We have good momentum in the business, we're executing our strategy and moving with speed to win with the customer, who is more connected than ever and embracing tools that will save them both time and money," CEO Doug McMillon said in prepared remarks.
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In the organization's 2017 annual report, more than half of the warrior participants stated they felt more connected to others, had more control of her/his life, felt a willingness to participate in community activities, and had an increase in satisfaction from personal relationships.
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There is no alternative space today—not in the press, not on university campuses, not on TV. We are told that the more mass and social media we have, the more "connected" we are, as though being connected is somehow a virtue of great distinction.
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"There is a lot of interesting tech that we are working on around helping people be a lot more connected and establish business relationships, but a lot of those feel like they are features that need to hook into a broader system," he said.
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In earlier research, for example, my colleagues and I found that people reported more intense sadness when watching the sentimental movie "Stepmom" and more intense fear when watching the horror movie "The Ring Two" in the moments when these brain networks were more connected.
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Doing something creative and nurturing helps both caregivers and people struggling with serious chronic illness get outside themselves and feel more connected, Dr. Ruth Oratz, medical oncologist at New York University Langone Medical Center, told the conference, convened by the Foundation for Art and Healing.
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" In the spring of 2000, an article in Wired announced that the internet had already healed a divided America: "We are, as a nation, better educated, more tolerant, and more connected because of — not in spite of — the convergence of the internet and public life.
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With such a rich environment for our senses, grilling out is the perfect activity to remind ourselves of what it means to be mindful — relaxed in the body, at ease in the mind and just that little bit more connected with the world around us.
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"One of the consequences of a more connected world is that outbreaks have the potential to spread internationally much more rapidly than was the case 50 years ago," said Mike Turner, director of science at the Wellcome Trust, a UK-based global health charity.
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As Patsy's daughter Tru grows up with the pain of that absence, and Patsy learns quickly that life in New York is not at all what she expected, the two women live parallel lives that are more connected than either of them initially realize.
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Perhaps it was a subconscious aim all along: deeper self-worth due to feeling more connected and less isolated; a wider community, and group of ancestors, beyond what one can see; those who you can carry with you in your spirit as you sojourn on.
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I feel more connected to this record than I've ever felt to anything—and maybe it's on the tip of my tongue, but I honestly believe it's because these songs echo a connectivity that I've never felt before within myself, so I'm really excited about celebrating that.
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Between its early focus on winning over developers who quickly became incredibly effective evangelists for Slack throughout their respective organizations, and its aggressive moves to integrate with other popular business apps for a more connected experience, Slack provided a distinct model for other business apps to follow.
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WILLIAMS: In fact, I was on air, I thought Hardiman was the guy, but I think that, actually, you know, some people in the White House put pressure on the president because I think Kavanaugh is much more connected than Hardiman ever is going to be.
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"Consumers are using their smart phones and tablets and smart appliances in every walk of life - their cars now have screens in them, everything is now starting to get more connected - so it's a pretty natural transition to then start doing that in the kitchen," he said.
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And honestly, I think it's why so many listeners take the time to leave powerful reviews or send me heartfelt messages of how much a discussion about Stacy London's year of starting over or Miranda Kerr's recovery from depression made them feel less alone, and more connected.
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Though they are predictably pretty reluctant to state future plans, plenty of hints are dropped at more connected shoes, clothing that connects to them and devices like smart watches and headphones that can work in concert to give you feedback about how your body is performing.
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All of these options face massive challenges — satellite internet can still be disrupted by weather, and Facebook, Google, SpaceX, and Virgin are years away from rolling out some of their solutions — but they each point to the same utopian endgame: a much more connected future for everyone.
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Religious people were generally more connected with society: not just their own churches, but their extended families, community associations, clubs, charities and so on; some 45% of the highly religious respondents said they volunteered for a good cause over the previous week, against 593% for other respondents.
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Every carmaker is presently addressing the challenge of how best to work with smartphones and a more connected world, but Lynk & Co's advantage is that it's not layering technology on top of what it already has, high-tech is already at the heart of its design.
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But while it's true that Africa carries a disproportionate share of the world's poverty and suffers from severe shortages of electricity and modern infrastructure, it is also true that Africa is a source of talent and innovation that can help lead us into a more connected future.
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"As our world grows increasingly more connected and mobile, sexual abuse, harassment, and extortion are also moving online, and unfortunately, our laws have failed to effectively protect victims of these crimes, leaving them feeling trapped, ashamed, and desperate," Brooks said in a statement on her website.
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"We need to start thinking about this in more connected ways, and that's what I hope to remind people about by showing this house today, and in a neighborhood that is being affected by rapid gentrification," says Horisaki, referring to the site where the installation sits.
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For making sure our services improve people's well-being, we conducted research that found that when people use the internet to interact with others, that's associated with all the positive aspects of well-being you'd expect, including greater happiness, health, feeling more connected, and so on.
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And while such technologies may sound threatening due to things like privacy concerns, the advancements we'll experience over the next few years — in driving, shopping, entertainment, business efficiency and even diagnosing and treating patients — has the potential to create a less complicated, more connected, and smoother operating society.
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The jobs are based out of Menlo Park, California, where the site is headquartered, and one of them lists fluent Spanish as a requirement:"We're seeking individuals with a passion for journalism, who believe in Facebook's mission of making the world more connected," one of the two listings reads.
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As we have become more connected and lawmakers have gotten better in touch with the fickle feelings of the electorate, Congress and the executive branch have gotten more adroit at responding to public opinion, and yet, Americans are less satisfied than ever with the way Washington is run.
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Their reasons varied: The first group reported that their smiles became more natural over time, the third group said they became more appreciative of the little things that brought them joy in life and the third group reported feeling more connected to the people they sent the photos to.
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If you don't happen to work in a career you're really passionate about, there are things you can do that may help you feel more connected to your profession: You might be surprised to discover that many of these things can be part of what you do every day.
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Many of the other works are more connected to the aggressive, take-no-prisoners punk mentality without connecting to the music itself like Mathieu Valade's Expressionnisme concret, a video in which the brazen words "FUCK OFF" are lit on fire and burn fervently, and in Pesot's own No Futur?
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"Much has been done, much remains to be done, and Lyft is honored to step up today to do our part to continue building inclusive and more connected communities while helping provide greater opportunity for the leaders of tomorrow," Lyft said in a press release announcing the promotional.
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But not knowing a world without technology isn't the only difference setting Gen Z apart from millennials — Gen Z is also more social-justice-oriented, less brand conscious, and more connected to global interests and culture than millennials, Business Insider's Rachel Premack, who interviewed 100 Gen Zers, reported.
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Another insists that the Revolution was a piece of great-power politics, fought in unimaginably brutal terms, and no more connected to ideas or principles than any other piece of great-power politics: America was essentially a Third World country that became the battlefield for two First World powers.
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And while they motivate and push us, there is a dark side to dreams: the more connected the world becomes, the more the world seems to grow; and the more it grows, the more our already seemingly-small existence shrinks and the distance between us and our aspirations lengthens.
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" — Gardner Number of open jobs: 243,129 Median salary: $95,195 Why it's great for your resume: "Software/tech/IT/mobile internet/data processing fields are only going to continue to grow and expand with our unstoppable need to be more connected and the transition to more and more things online.
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Broadcasting to tens of thousands of people from his farm in Vermont, Gold says, "I find that my life right now is more connected to people than when I was living in New York City or Washington, DC, or any of those times in my life, by far."
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Cord-cutting has not affected entertainment; rather, the large mass of consumers using mobile phones and tablets as entertainment devices has impacted the lack of desire to own a TV. It is possible that the outcome will result in more connected screens providing higher volumes of entertainment than owned TVs.
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"During this period of extraordinary transformation in the automotive industry, we are excited to play a leadership role in supporting and shaping the future of smarter, more connected vehicles," said Young Sohn, President and Chief Strategy Officer of Samsung Electronics and Chairman of the Board of HARMAN, in a statement.
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Seriously: 81% of teens said it makes them feel more connected to friends, 71% said it helps them show their creative side, 69% said it helps them make friends and with a more diverse group of people, and 68% feel like they have people who support them through tough times.
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Seriously: 81% of teens said it makes them feel more connected to friends, 71% said it helps them show their creative side, 143% said it helps them make friends and with a more diverse group of people, and 68% feel like they have people who support them through tough times.
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As mentioned above, the Sony Bravia OLED TV has speakers integrated into its screen surface that sound amazing, and work great with things like sports and commentary, but if you want to add a little more connected magic to the mix, there are a couple of good options in this category.
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Yet as we transition into a world where more and more connected devices are moving into our homes and our dependence on various internet-based services continues to grow, it's becoming increasingly clear there needs to be a radical rethinking of what these devices do and, more importantly, how they operate.
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And while the earlier books in the series have tended to be more independent of one another, with only the occasional character crossing over from one book or series to the next, as Sanderson has progressed the links between the books have gotten more connected with storylines beginning to intermix.
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While news outlets joke that Pokémon Go is a great excuse to go out into the real world and then ignore it, I'd argue that while Pokémon Go players are potentially less connected to the physical outdoors than non-players, they're more connected to the social fabric of society outside.
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The time is somewhere in the 2060s, 20 years after the powerful search engine Information (think Google on meth) has helped the world achieve Thomas Jefferson's optimal condition for democracy: a citizenry that is not just well informed but perpetually informed, and more connected than ever thanks to ubiquitous translation software.
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The Times article has a number of revealing statistics capturing just how big the shift has been: The data paints a picture of a North Korea that is far more connected with the rest of the world — and the free market economies that exists in many countries — than we normally think.
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This month the ministry said it was willing to allow Bezeq to choose where to roll out its network - up to 10 times faster than current speeds to allow for more streaming of entertainment and more connected appliances - which would eventually give the company a boost in revenue and profit.
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The rise in global economic integration, for all the disruption it has meant for certain workers in the United States and Western Europe, has also been a story of hundreds of millions of people becoming more connected to the worldwide economy, and achieving higher standards of living in the process.
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"Black Panther" is celebrating what black people have been shamed for for many years, and now in a time where the BLM movement and Black Excellence is so widespread, it gives black people a sense of pride and a sense of belonging, like we are more connected to our roots.
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Others noted that Mr. Hawke often tried to force Australia to confront its racism against Aboriginal Australians, while also pushing the country's foreign policy to be both more regional and more connected to the United States, partly through the establishment of an important intelligence base at Pine Gap in central Australia.
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The violence ended with the formation of the country's first coalition government, and a few years later, a new Constitution rejuvenated democratic institutions, strengthened the checks and balances on executive power, and decentralized the federal government — all in the hopes of making ordinary citizens feel more connected to their government.
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Personally, I would've been super interested if Facebook was using its mathematicians and social networking wizards to try and debunk the six degrees theory (which is already kinda sketchy and flawed) on a wider scale, going beyond the boundaries of Facebook and proving that we all are actually more connected than we think.
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Juliano Spyer, an anthropologist who studies Brazilians' internet use, found that the reason poor people in the north-eastern state of Bahia pay for connectivity is that they see it as a form of social mobility—not because they use it to earn more, but because they use it to be more connected.
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Rhodora may interact with artists and art every day but she was more connected to it when she was trying to dismantle the system in the '80s than she is now, clad in tastefully edgy monochrome clothing that would cost a year's salary for an artist working menial jobs to support themselves.
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I think in five to 10 years people will still be using phones, but it will be a much more connected world where we're doing a lot of talking to devices and machines and a lot of background fulfilling of chores and tasks so that our clients can really live their lives.
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By and large, today's global youth are more likely to be in school than their parents were; they are more connected to the world than any generation before them; and they are in turn more ambitious, which also makes them more prone to getting fed up with what their elders have to offer.
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Why psychedelics like magic mushrooms could be a treatment for mental illnessPeople feel more connected to the world around them after a psychedelic trip — and it could have profound implicationsResearchers went to festivals to study psychedelic drugs and found they left people feeling happy and connected hours after the high wore off
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This last transformation came out of a project by one of Bailenson's former students, who wanted to find out whether walking on all fours while being poked by a virtual electric prod and led to slaughter would make a person feel more connected to animals (and, presumably, lower one's subsequent meat consumption).
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Anne Pasternak, director of the Brooklyn Museum, said in a statement sent to Hyperallergic: The Brooklyn Museum continues to believe strongly in the value of culture to create bridges and build a more connected, civic, and empathetic global community, and we are committed to our partnership of the Arab Art and Education Initiative.
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Google felt like it didn't have much to add to an already great smartphone from a hardware perspective, but this moment in time represents a lot of ML, AI and contextual data meshing together in such a way that could help the smartphone take its next evolutionary step into an even more connected device.
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If thousands of years ago Planet Earth was actually a galaxy of a lot of isolated worlds with almost no connection between them, so gradually people came together and became more and more connected, until we reach today when the entire world for the first time is a single historical, economic, and cultural unit.
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The Swedish home design retailer first announced its smart lighting system as part of its push to make homes more connected back in March, but at that point it wasn't compatible with any of the major smart home platforms, as users were left controlling the lighting with a dedicated remote control or the TRÅDFRI app.
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It just was an incredible moment where you see this entire group of people and how everyone feels connected, and I think that's something that the kids have and the kids are kind of bringing, where it's like all of them feel connected and the old community is becoming more connected because of that.
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The big picture: The New York-based business has raised $17 million and is looking to become a gaming network, with distribution deals including Twitch, YouTube and Hulu TV. The esports category has expanded in popularity, particularly with young people, with platforms like Twitch allowing gamers to grow more connected by streaming their activities.
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" She continued, "I think in the process, she helps all of us to feel a little more brave, more connected to our bodies and to each other, more willing to accept our own scars, and better able to understand that these things too are part of life, and part of what it is to be a woman.
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The lone carrier voice on the panel, Francisco Montalvo, director of the group devices unit for Telefónica S.A, also asserted that privacy will be increasingly important as the Internet of Things proliferates — arguing that consumers will become more aware of the trade offs they are making in exchange for access to more and more connected services.
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"If your mission is to create a world where people are more connected and people have the power to share, and you're aiming to connect everyone, you can't just stop at the folks that are here in North America or the folks that are on the internet right now, because we are actually in the minority worldwide," said Archibong.
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Although one Finnish study released the same year as Klinenberg's book suggested that people living alone tend to be more depressed, the NYU professor counters that he found those people to be more actively engaged in civics and ultimately more connected to other people through spending time at cafes or bars, or through use of social media.
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An opportunity to work with VICE's global staff of journalists was not something I could turn down, considering that we've reached a nexus whereupon politicians are consolidating power on the backs of fear-mongering nationalism at the very same time that young people globally are both more connected and more concerned about asserting their own control over their futures.
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Most budget-friendly interior design experts, especially those who are also interested in their field's intersection with self-care, will caution you to consider whether going out and buying a new sofa will really make you feel more connected to your space, or if you can you move, or re-cover, or otherwise reimagine, the one you have?
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Ensergueix noted that as we're moving to a world with more and more connected devices, more of Arm's customers will want to optimize their processors for their often very specific use cases — and often they'll want to do so because by creating custom instructions, they can get a bit more battery life out of these devices, for example.
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I'M NOT A CONTRACTOR, MAYBE I SHOULD BE WITH ALL THE HUGE HOME GROWTH GOING ON, BUT THIS IDEA THAT ALL THESE CONTRACTORS ARE OUT THERE – WELL THEY'RE MORE CONNECTED TO THE CONSUMER, THE CONTRACTOR AND THEY'VE BROUGHT THE EMPLOYEE IN AS WELL TO HAVE AN ADVISORY RELATIONSHIP WITH THESE TWO KEY STAKEHOLDERS IN THEIR BUSINESS.
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"When you walk around Nuuk, you're sitting at a café or a restaurant listening to Taylor Swift and watching CNN and hearing people speak English, so they affiliate and are more connected with North America rather than Europe," said Berbrick, a former senior adviser to the special representative for the Arctic region at the State Department.
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And a 1997 study by State University of New York psychologist Arthur Aron — which was the subject of a recent viral article in The New York Times called " Questions that can make you fall in love with a stranger" — suggested that two people who were willing to feel more connected to each other could do so, even within a short time.
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As companies like Apple, Google and PayPal continue to home in on virtual wallets for consumers who dream of using phones or watches to pay for everything in person without fumbling around for a plastic card or cash; a startup called Index is focusing on how to make the experience better and more connected for the brick-and-mortar retailers selling to them.
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"David is a visionary, and he had a concept of how opera could become more American by developing an American opera repertoire, by developing opera companies that were more connected to their communities," said Marc A. Scorca, the president and chief executive of Opera America, a service organization, who credited Mr. Gockley with prompting other companies to value new work.
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Both Rory and Lorelai like to believe they're more connected to the working class because of Lorelai's effort to distance themselves from Richard and Emily's money through the years, but they have no problem taking family money when it's needed or given— like paying for prep school, getting a new car, tuition at Yale, trips to Europe—the list goes on.
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Seriously: 81 percent of teens — who grew up with smartphones and social media — said it makes them feel more connected to friends, 71 percent said it helps them show their creative side, 69 percent said it helps them make friends and with a more diverse group of people and 68 percent feel like they have people who support them through tough times.
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I've searched and can only so far find patents for the Lock system, but the two tell me that the basic idea will be to continue presenting alternative versions of the smart home: to quietly make our lives at home easier and more connected, but without any massively perceptible shifts on the outside, or none that wouldn't feel natural to the average user.
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Americans today are more connected than ever -- 73% go online daily and one in five are constantly connected -- but they also consistently express high levels of concern about identity theft, device security and risks posed in rapidly growing sectors like the Internet of Things, where everyday objects -- from the car in your driveway to the refrigerator in your kitchen -- are being connected to the Internet.
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In a way, these works are playing on the idea of a line of clocks ticking away on the wall, which are all set to the time in different cities around the world, but these works also give the viewer a fresh understanding of the data that might make them feel more connected to the information than just seeing a graph, or statistics, or clocks.
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While most homes still have a PC, a survey conducted by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention in 2016 shows an at-home technology landscape that would've been unimaginable when I was a kid: the typical American household now contains five connected devices, and nearly 1 in 5 American households are what the study calls "hyper-connected," meaning they contain 10 or more connected devices.
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"We believe the way virtual reality can capture your senses can help astronauts feel more connected to Earth, and offer ways to combat the sensory monotony that result from such prolonged durations of isolation," says SIFT senior research scientist Peggy Wu. The study will continue when the next HI-SEAS mission begins in 2017, and Wu says that early results are "promising," although not definitive or complete.
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Osterloh could always change the branding on the packaging and marketing material before the big launch to make the products feel more connected (which one former employee said indeed happened thanks to efforts by the newly appointed head of hardware design, Ivy Ross), but he couldn't change the physical design and look of the actual products at such a late stage in the game.
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Enterprises are also going through an interesting cognitive shift, says McLuckie, because just like Google realized that its container technology would get better from open sourcing it, enterprises are now realizing that if they hire thousands of developers, it makes sense for them to be more connected to the technology that they are betting their businesses on — and the best way to do that is to be active in open source.
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Where once the term burnout was applied exclusively to health care workers, police officers, firefighters, paramedics or social workers who deal with trauma and human services — think Graham Greene's novel "A Burnt-Out Case," about a doctor in the Belgian Congo, a book that gave rise to the term colloquially — the term has since expanded to workers who are now part of a more connected, hyperactive and overcompensating work force.
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It just changes it, and it makes it more ... I think the thing that it also does is it forces me and Matt to be more connected and more aligned on the direction of the company, because there's so many people now that like ... Unless we're pretty clear about it, things can sort of ... People can be doing things, and maybe it's good and maybe it's bad, but it's not necessarily all working in unison.
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" She added, "I feel like it's a trend in my business and it needs to happen for various social reasons, yet there are times it does get uncomfortable when it affects the art because I feel art should be free of restrictions," going on to say ... "I think society would be more connected if we just allowed others to have their own feelings and not expect everyone to feel the way we do.
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In a market full of competition, even the largest of the bunch, Tile, has worked on refocusing its own remit under a new CEO, taking strategic investment from Comcast to develop products with the broadband giant as it tries to tap into more connected home opportunities and the promises of IoT (before other tech players like Amazon, Google and Apple once again eat up what could have been an obvious carrier opportunity, as they have done in other areas).
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During the past 11 years he has made the Aix festival — which runs through July 24 — feel more connected: to young artists, whom it has assiduously fostered; to new work, which it has commissioned in quantity and quality; to the operatic canon, which it has refreshed with provocative stagings and musical visions; to new audiences; and to its Mediterranean region, which it has celebrated with forays into North African and Middle Eastern styles without seeming patronizing.
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One of the things that it seems to me is that– in the 21st century, in order to address the biggest opportunities and challenges that humanity– I think it's both opportunities– spreading prosperity, spreading peace, scientific progress– as well as some of the big challenges– addressing climate change, making sure, on the flipside, that diseases don't spread and there aren't epidemics and things like that– we really need to be able to come together and have the world be more connected.
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Clinton's presumptive GOP presidential opponent, Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE, connected Tuesday's announcement from the FBI to the Clinton campaign rally with Obama later in the day as well as the meeting between Lynch and Bill ClintonWilliam (Bill) Jefferson ClintonThe magic of majority rule in elections The return of Ken Starr Assault weapons ban picks up steam in Congress MORE.
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The comedian who claims White House senior adviser Jared KushnerJared Corey KushnerPresident tweets 'few work harder' than Ivanka, Jared PETA billboard in Baltimore calls Kushner a 'rich pest' Top immigration aide experienced 'jolt of electricity to my soul' when Trump announced campaign MORE connected him to President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE during a prank phone call says if he could dupe the Trump administration official, so could the Kremlin.
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White House senior adviser Ivanka TrumpIvana (Ivanka) Marie TrumpDick Cheney to attend fundraiser supporting Trump reelection: report Trump Jr. dismisses conflicts of interest, touts projects in Indonesia Ivanka Trump talking to lawmakers about gun reform legislation: report MORE connected President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE's personal lawyer, Michael Cohen, with a Russian who offered help with a Moscow Trump Tower, BuzzFeed News reported.
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THE SURE BUT IT'S A MORE CONNECTED KIND OF MISERY, EXPLOITATION AND DISINFORMATION AWARD FOR DESTROYING THE GLOBAL VILLAGE IN ORDER TO SAVE IT Not to Mark Zuckerberg, actually, whose company has, in its zeal for connecting the world, and its belief that this is always and automatically a good thing, amplified genocide, provided a platform for manipulation and disinformation which may have helped tip the Brexit referendum, and 2016 presidential election (both of which were admittedly so close that there were probably dozens of aspects which "helped tip" them) and is increasingly widely viewed as a significant net negative for the world thanks to its business model of incentivizing "engagement" above all else.
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