Facebook takes down more 'coordinated inauthentic behavior' linked to Iran
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Gonçalves also called for more coordinated action on tackling the problem.
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It recommended a more coordinated response by city and state agencies.
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We promise that we are slightly more coordinated than we look.
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But after several attacks protesters got more coordinated — and more aggressive.
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And he argued the tax-reform plan will be better, more coordinated.
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Telecoms companies have also long called for a more coordinated spectrum policy.
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Still, experts say the threat demands a more coordinated, cross-government response.
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But I thought I was more coordinated than I turned out to be.
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Violence against Trump supporters has spurred more, more coordinated, and more aggressive protests.
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The government and its citizens would benefit significantly from taking a more coordinated approach.
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We have also seen more coordinated teams of attackers in Brussels, Paris and elsewhere.
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I find that the longer I'm here, the more coordinated and natural it feels.
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Still, I dare to dream of the dance I would do in a more coordinated body.
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Trump's inclusion of Mattis also offered a picture of a more coordinated Pentagon and White House.
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Friday night's attack, during the final days of Ramadan, was more coordinated than the previous assaults.
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NASA is making moves, but it will take a more coordinated effort on such a tight deadline.
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France wants a more coordinated EU approach to China, rather than member countries focusing on bilateral relations.
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One option is for NATO to take the lead in crating a more coordinated approach, Nance said.
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"Going forward, anti-money laundering supervision will be more coordinated in the Nordic-Baltic region," it said.
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So far, such steps have been distinctly ad hoc and a more coordinated approach would bring clear benefits.
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The White House has faced pressure from some outside allies to formulate a more coordinated response to counter impeachment.
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Medicare's Accountable Care Organization programs pay organizations bonuses if they provide more coordinated, higher-quality and lower-cost care.
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Basically it was a high-level strategy of how the United States could take a more coordinated strategic approach.
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NATO allies are now thinking anew about more coordinated responses to track and impose sanctions on Mr. Putin's cronies.
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They're bigger, stronger, more coordinated, and your kid doesn't know how to protect himself, where these other guys do.
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He notes the markets are seeing more coordinated global growth, the Fed is hiking rates and commodity prices are higher.
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"More coordinated efforts across platforms I think is probably where we'll see... I don't know, I don't want to say innovation."
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Over the next five years, the department's strategic plan calls for a shift to include more coordinated responses to medical emergencies.
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"I would have assumed there would have been a more coordinated effort to address these potential security breaches," Isner said recently.
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But, we must say, LeBron James' dance with his son, Bryce, to "The Mop" by Tisakorean is a bit more coordinated.
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Friday night's attack, during the final days of the Muslim fasting month of Ramadan, was more coordinated than the previous assaults.
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But protesters themselves were beginning to get more coordinated — moving beyond individual interruptions of Trump protests to bigger displays of strength.
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They were more coordinated in cold weather, and their active genes more closely resembled the genes of the Northern, cold-hardy populations.
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"What we have seen in the U.K. is a much more coordinated, much larger response than in the U.S.," Mr. Goodwin said.
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CBP has released undocumented immigrants into the area before, under the Obama administration, but the situation was more coordinated then, he said.
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Instead, he said the bank's decision was about having a more coordinated public policy approach, rather than each business unit operating somewhat independently.
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They did, and then we withdrew from it -- so getting them on board with more coordinated action on Iran will be more difficult.
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"Certainly at first blush, (this is) far more coordinated, constructive sounding messaging than we've heard for some while from those groups,"he said.
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They have the opportunity to build on progress to develop a much more coordinated and effective effort to deal with Central American migration.
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Last week, Mr. Juncker helped Ms. Merkel rally European leaders around the need for more coordinated, stringent policies on migration throughout the bloc.
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The aim with today's announcement — laid out in a press briefing — however, is to bring about a more coordinated approach across the region.
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I suspect a more coordinated effort on this front will emerge as Sanders' record of controversial statements and proposals is more closely scrutinized.
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Mr. Ghosn was trying to push Renault and Nissan to cooperate further, proposing to save $5.7 billion with more coordinated design and manufacturing.
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After an embarrassing defeat in 2014, the P.G.A. of America named Love to replace Tom Watson as captain and produce a more coordinated effort.
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There have been few displays of athleticism more graceful, more coordinated, or more impressive than these elementary school kids breaking a jump rope record.
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It was started 10 years ago informally and about a year and a half ago became more coordinated, according to a statement from NASA.
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The administration also reportedly has "learned its lesson" from the health-care legislation debacle, and was planning a more coordinated approach to tax reform.
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They believe it will require a massive and more coordinated strategy than the first time around, when Trump was seen as an unlikely winner.
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The gloomier picture sets the stage for the IMF and the World Bank to call this week for more coordinated global action to support growth.
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Industry and government have also worked together to ensure a more coordinated effort to prevent future spills and to respond more effectively when they occur.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - French President Emmanuel Macron called on Tuesday for a more coordinated European approach to trade with China during an official visit to Beijing.
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But the thornier problem of not enough homes in areas with the best job opportunities requires a more coordinated response across all levels of government.
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This year, the CDC announced that it will improve its passive system for tracking tick-borne diseases by funding a more coordinated national surveillance program.
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Still others saw bundled payments as only a steppingstone to population health, rather than a long-term solution for better, more coordinated care for individuals.
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The truth, though, is that in the event of any attack, the alliance would need a much more coordinated command structure than exists at present.
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But if you're going to overhaul the entire way you navigate around a touchscreen OS, then there needs to a bigger, more coordinated effort with developers.
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San Francisco's Golden Gate Park is usually the site of marijuana-inspired pandemonium on 4/20, but this year's celebration was even more coordinated than usual.
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And by using financial rewards and penalties, he is trying to nudge doctors and hospitals to provide better, safer, more coordinated care at a lower cost.
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"A lot of new liquidity injections and hopes for more coordinated stimulus measures are keeping markets guessing and volatility heightened," said Mirabaud sales trader Mark Taylor.
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The plan, according to the Democrats, is for the $2 million to just be an initial outlay, with more coordinated campaigns announced next month, the source said.
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The violence has tended to be assaults on individuals, often using machetes, and the raid on the restaurant was a rare instance of a more coordinated operation.
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Facebook takes down more 'coordinated inauthentic behavior' linked to Iran The Iranian activity was not focused on creating real-world events, as we've seen in other cases.
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That deal "is even more compelling as a more coordinated approach to medical care is necessary to lower the overall health-care costs for consumers," Chadha said.
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"I have a beautiful leather boxers' jump rope my mother gave me when I was trying to become a more coordinated high-school basketball player," he said.
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Sarah Nelson, head of the largest US flight attendants' union, called on the federal government to offer more, better, and more coordinated resources and information on the coronavirus.
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But global emissions are still growing, the commitments to reduce them right now are nowhere near enough, and a small handful of countries are blocking more coordinated action.
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If Democrats are more united and have a more coordinated approach on foreign policy, they will be more effective in checking Trump and setting a practical alternative agenda.
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More than two dozen states already have blue alert systems in place but officials say the more coordinated framework will help streamline and integrate existing plans into one network.
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We get our [intelligence] services to work together, we share a vision of the threat, we intervene perhaps in a more coordinated way against Islamist terrorism throughout our neighbourhood.
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Even so, Xu believes any announcement encouraging more coordinated regulation and an effort to deleverage risk further in China's financial markets will only be received positively by international investors.
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Combined with pressure from outside groups and allies to develop a more coordinated strategy, some White House aides are now intent on hiring a communications front man for impeachment.
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Nevertheless, given that the union is at the forefront of the movement for better workers' rights, it seems a problem of such magnitude might benefit from a more coordinated response.
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Those victories have prompted GOP allies to put pressure on the White House to beef up its defense team and establish a more coordinated strategy to deal with the impeachment probe.
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World leaders on Monday approved a declaration aimed at providing a more coordinated and humane response to the refugee crisis that has strained resources and sparked divisions from Africa to Europe.
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By making the insurer and hospital more dependent on each other, we can finally begin to remove the friction between your doctor and insurer to result in better, more coordinated care.
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"These issues of A.I. and machines learning were popping up all over the government, and there was an opportunity to get more coordinated in how we address them," Dr. Felten said.
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The push toward new forms of payment and more coordinated care is pushing providers to enter these combinations, said Roger D. Strode, a health care lawyer for Foley & Lardner in Chicago.
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Jeff Merkley of Oregon, who first visited the South Texas border on June 3, described his second visit as more coordinated for Customs and Border Protection officials who gave the tour.
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The order also asks the company to set up a cybersecurity "fusion" center, meant to consolidate security staff and allow for a better, more coordinated response to breaches in the future.
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But as the shutdown drags on, the need for a more coordinated effort is growing, and the number of groups with the resources to make a real difference remains relatively small.
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But several experts said the Russian version is more coordinated, more baldly designed to muddy the discussion at a time when that country is perceived by many to be overly aggressive.
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But the Milken incident was not mentioned in substance in other court filings, perhaps because the litigation process process against Flywheel uncovered a different, more coordinated stab at obtaining trade secrets.
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It may now be genuinely impossible to disentangle anti-Muslim hate speech on Facebook and YouTube from the more coordinated racist 4chan meme pages or white nationalist communities growing on these platforms.
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The region has been trying to take a more coordinated approach to economic development and environmental protection amid concerns that intense competition between the provinces was causing waste, pollution and "duplicated" development.
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A more coordinated effort is required from the nation's capital to ensure that the coronavirus doesn't morph into an economic crisis — or become an even bigger health threat than it already is.
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In any event, economic policy, both at home, and abroad, needs to become more coordinated, more comprehensive, more coherent and more growth-oriented than it has been in any time in recent memory.
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Convinced that a more coordinated response to child abductions could save lives, media broadcasters and Dallas-Fort Worth police devised a rapid warning system for, naming it "AMBER Alert" after the little girl.
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This change will provide the company with the agility and flexibility needed to build WarnerMedia's brands across a variety of evolving distribution models with a more coordinated approach to the company's original programming.
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"We hope this report will lead to a common and more coordinated approach, to help with cross-border scaling up of fintech firms, which needs sandboxes and innovation hubs working together," Noble said.
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"Based on new details brought to us, it is clear that Amazon's illegal scheme to target eBay sellers is more coordinated, systemic and pervasive than originally thought," an eBay spokesperson told Business Insider.
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"With the new management structure, the efforts for air, water, soil, and ecological protection will be more coordinated," said Tonny Xie, director of the Secretariat for the Clean Air Alliance of China (CAAC).
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"As Venezuelans continue to use dangerous sea routes to leave their country, the U.N. refugee agency is calling for more coordinated search and rescue efforts to prevent further loss of life," Baloch said.
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The seeds of a potentially more coordinated government response have borne fruit in a brighter outlook for tech darlings like Apple, which was up 7.45% or $18.49 per-share in pre-market trading.
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QUICK: OBVIOUSLY BUT CHINA ALSO TELLS ITS COMPANIES WHAT TO DO. DIMON: YEH THEY CAN MANAGE THEIR ECONOMY MUCH BETTER AND WE FAILED TO DO THAT WE NEED TO HAVE MORE COORDINATED POLICY.
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" But all the same, he grants that CHAI "helped people do some more coordinated procurement" and "has played an important role in the rollout and scaling of treatment of HIV/AIDS in developing countries.
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For Trump, the meetings yield an opportunity to follow through on pledges: to push European allies to spend more on defense and to strike a more coordinated effort against North Korea, among other issues.
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Officials from the world's top economies are set to discuss the impact of digital currencies at next month's G823 meeting in Argentina and are expected to signal a more coordinated approach to their regulation.
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Some investors talked about a potential bottom being formed in the commodity markets as large bearish bets are unwound and hopes of more coordinated measures from oil-producing countries to stem tumbling prices grew.
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Business owners have found sympathetic ears among lawmakers and the White House, but little action, prompting a more coordinated effort to try to show how tariffs hurt American consumers and businesses by raising prices.
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And then you've got all the trolls, and all the hate-mongers and the rest, who may or may not be part of a more coordinated campaign, jump on the bandwagon as the election approaches.
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"As a hugely profitable industry, they have a responsibility to actively resist the use of such a surveillance model in a much more coordinated and substantial way," including transparency reports and challenges to government requests.
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While the game offers plenty of opportunities to team up with random players you encounter, it's extremely easy to find a group to play with for more coordinated activities, like the game's six-person raids.
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The bill, referred to as the Chronic Care Act, would expand or create a range of Medicare programs to make treatment of chronic conditions such as heart disease and diabetes more coordinated and cost-efficient.
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Stung by the public relations debacle of Republican's attempts to change health care, President Donald Trump's administration is said to be planning a more coordinated effort for its tax reform efforts, Axios reported on Sunday.
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Tougher fiscal investigations, more coordinated freezing of criminal assets and expanded digital payrolls all could be harnessed to help shut down the $150 billion-a-year illicit trafficking industry, a report by the Initiative said.
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The police action was regarded as far more coordinated and professional than the bungled response to the Shabab assault six years ago on the nearby Westgate Shopping Mall, which left at least 67 people dead.
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"Based on new details brought to us, it is clear that Amazon's illegal scheme to target eBay sellers is more coordinated, systemic and pervasive than originally thought," an eBay spokesperson said in a statement by email.
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A turning point in the effort to go after Mr. Trump in a more coordinated way came after a Trump supporter punched a protester as he was leaving a rally in Fayetteville, N.C., which garnered headlines.
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Meanwhile, the pressure on hospitals in hard-hit areas is mounting, and several Democratic governors are demanding a more coordinated national response to get supplies as fast as possible to where they are needed most critically.
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Sara Nelson, the president of the Association of Flight Attendants-CWA, the largest US flight attendant union, said the US federal government needs to give more, better, and more coordinated resources and information about the coronavirus.
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Earlier this year, Macron and Merkel agreed in principle to create a European finance minister, euro zone parliament, a common euro zone budget and more public investments, as well as a more coordinated effort on reforms.
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While defiant, both Lau and Chan are pessimistic that the democracy movement can succeed in the absence of a more coordinated Western strategy against China's attempts to roll back democratic checks and balances in the territory.
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So, I've read a couple of articles that talk about the concentration of a small number of companies that run these index funds, and that that could lead to some more coordinated strategies into the marketplace.
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While a BuzzFeed News analysis indicates that some of these accounts appear to belong to Chinese citizens based overseas acting in support of their country, there are also indicators that something more coordinated could be taking place.
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"We won't get the Chinese to move as far as we would've if we'd pursued this more coordinated agenda, if you built the pressure through our becoming the leader of the stronger free-trade network," Yerxa said.
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In late December, the University of Maryland released a statement that lauded Fifth Quarter Fresh milk for making high school football players who consumed it better-performing on tests, more coordinated, and quicker to recover from injuries.
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Maybe the firing of FBI director James Comey—which has seemed central to any obstruction investigation—will ultimately end up just part of a larger, longer, more coordinated attempt to mislead and misdirect attention around the Russia investigation.
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The Start Network, funded by the British, Dutch and Irish governments, is putting together a new financing facility to enable a faster and more coordinated response to droughts, and plans to test its model in Pakistan and Zimbabwe.
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You may already be familiar with Snowball, the sulphur-crested cockatoo who scientists proclaimed the first non-human dancer back in 2014 because he could move to a beat (poorly, yes, but much more coordinated than random movement).
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Meantime a more coordinated approach to some of the critical political matters, chiefly how to handle migratory flows in the Mediterranean, and a cessation of nasty rhetoric between their leaders, would go a long way towards mending fences.
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Many of our communities already have the resources they need to end veteran homelessness, and the thing holding them back is the challenge of developing a smarter, faster, more coordinated housing system for that money to flow through.
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The child might start with random limb movements that cause new sensations (known as "motor babbling"), then progress up to more coordinated behaviors like chewing on a toy or knocking over a pile of blocks to see what happens.
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"This change will provide the company with the agility and flexibility needed to build WarnerMedia's brands across a variety of evolving distribution models with a more coordinated approach to the company's original programming," WarnerMedia announced in a press release.
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"This change will provide the company with the agility and flexibility needed to build WarnerMedia's brands across a variety of evolving distribution models with a more coordinated approach to the company's original programming," the company said in the announcement.
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With the help of sponsorships aplenty, attendees saw a more coordinated effort than in year's past—a harbinger of things to come as some observers predict weed will eventually eclipse beer sales amid a nationwide wave of legalization efforts.
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"We must be more intentional than ever to ensure that the whole of the FCC is more coordinated, more deliberative, and more collaborative," said Starks, who has held a workshop and released a report on the supply chain concerns.
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Photo: GettyThere are ways in which digital forensics experts can identify if an image has been manipulated, but there's certainly room for improvement, especially at a time when faking images is only getting easier, more realistic, and, most insidiously, more coordinated.
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"The creation of the CESER office will build on all that we do today and elevate the department's focus on energy infrastructure protection and will enable more coordinated preparedness and response to cyber and physical threats and natural disasters," he continued.
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"Based on new details brought to us, it is clear that Amazon's illegal scheme to target eBay sellers is more coordinated, systemic and pervasive than originally thought," a spokesperson for eBay told Gizmodo in a statement by email last week.
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"The government's adoption of more coordinated policy measures to curb shadow banking will help mitigate asset risks for banks, and address some key imbalances in the financial system," Yulia Wan, a Moody's banking analyst, said in a statement on Thursday.
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The report recommends that the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) and Centers for Disease Control (CDC) develop more coordinated programs with other federal agencies, professional organizations, researchers and other stakeholders to eliminate correctable and avoidable vision impairment by 85033.
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Republicans' unease over a lack of coherent strategy from the White House has given way in recent weeks to a more coordinated approach focused on hammering Democrats over an unfair process and refusing to concede any allegations of wrongdoing against the president.
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Taking Down More Coordinated Inauthentic Behavior Facebook updated its post from yesterday, in which it revealed that it had removed more than 600 accounts and pages that it had identified as being part of Iranian and Russian influence campaigns, with examples of their posts.
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"From the vantage point of a citizen, what we see is a much more coordinated state, federal and local partnership on the response," said Adam Knapp, head of the Baton Rouge Area Chamber and a former deputy director of the Louisiana Recovery Authority after Katrina.
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The big picture: Her comments demanding a more coordinated foreign policy effort across Europe come in a moment of growing tension between Washington and its European allies, after President Trump decided to leave the Iran deal against the explicit recommendation of France and Germany.
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This presents the current administration with an opportunity to apply cooperative federalism in a creative and more coordinated policy framework that aligns with the realities of contemporary global geopolitics, has greater potential to impact global carbon emissions and that benefits state economies and U.S. industry — thus, jobs.
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There will be a lot of work to be done in the tax domain — clearly, what we have seen lately as a result of the Panama Papers is going to be a significant wake-up call to all authorities to have a more coordinated and more comprehensive approach.
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In particular, Gutman and his team at Morgan Stanley said the healthcare initiatives from Walmart could have the potential to affect roughly $800 billion of wasted healthcare spend, between giving better and more coordinated care, avoiding overtreatment, cutting down on administrative complexity, and bringing down the price of treatments.
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Federally funded health care innovation projects focused on medically complex populations have demonstrated the health care benefits available to these patients through more coordinated care when the "big picture" of the child and family is known and supported by teams of community and specialist expertise working formally together.
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This compact has led the Commission to develop a breakthrough proposal for an International Financing Facility for education -- a body that can close the financing gap by bringing the World Bank, regional development banks and donors together in a more coordinated fashion, proving the power of international cooperation.
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"We discovered that, in left-handed participants, the language areas of the left and right sides of the brain communicate with each other in a more coordinated way," Akira Wiberg, a research fellow at the University of Oxford and the study's first author, said in a press release.
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Military readiness and lethality have been key priorities for Mattis, so it is still not clear what, if any, smaller exercises may be conducted in the region with South Korea or if more desktop drills may be planned to compensate for the lack of larger, more coordinated events with various ships, aircraft and thousands of troops.
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She's also been instrumental in pushing for the smooth exchange of data within healthcare, paving the way for more coordinated care and reduced costs for patients across the US. Mugge was part of the team that led an overhaul of the Electronic Health Records (EHR) Incentives Program that asks providers to use its capabilities to achieve improve patient care.
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By pulling together threads that Americans have read about for years — including the hacking of political institutions and campaigns, the dissemination of hacked emails and the attempts to compromise state election infrastructure — "this shows that the Russian campaign to impact the election was more coordinated and strategic than some have given it credit," Mr. De said.
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"He was able to grip a baseball bat, which was something he wanted to do, by about a year, but now he can do it more powerfully with more coordinated motion between the right and the left hand," said Dr. Sandra Amaral, medical director of the hand transplant program at Children's Hospital of Philadelphia, who was involved in Zion's care.
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He is also expected to allege then-candidate Trump had advance knowledge that informal campaign adviser Roger StoneRoger Jason Stone85033 real problems Republicans need to address to win in 2020 Judge rejects Stone's request to dismiss charges Judge dismisses DNC lawsuit against Trump campaign, Russia over election interference MORE coordinated with WikiLeaks to slowly release emails from Democratic National Committee (DNC) leading up to the 2016 election.
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Certainly more coordinated than what we've seen from governing bodies in the United States, and it kind of underscores what we're seeing happen right now in the US, which is that there's a lot of reliance on local counties or schools or other private institutions that are putting people in these kind of soft quarantines or urging social distancing, rather than necessarily getting some big mandate from the government the way that it's been working so far in places like China and Italy.
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