Facilitating those that are a lot more creative, or in more creative positions than me, to be as creative as possible.
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"Maybe (we) just need more patience or perhaps (to) look for a more creative partnership," he said, declining to elaborate on what a "more creative" partnership may look like.
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It's so powerful and so much more creative and freeing.
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One of the more creative survival innovations has been cooperation.
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Isn't there a more creative approach to the same sentiment?
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I can definitely see myself in a more creative field.
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So we're going to need a few more creative qualifiers.
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But other interpretations, some more creative than others, have persisted.
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It also makes you more creative, because there's less equipment.
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Now it's moving into more creative fields, such as writing.
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Some of us feel the pressure to be more creative.
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Your new neural pathways allow you to become more creative.
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For more creative holiday recipes, follow People Food on Facebook.
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There can't be anything genetically making gay people more creative.
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I have more will than most, I'm thinking more creative.
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So we could learn to get more creative in financing.
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Some commuters found more creative solutions to their transport woes.
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The messy group brainstormed substantially more creative and interesting ideas.
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The task could help you feel calmer and more creative.
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"I think you'll see more creative, artistic models," Wallace said.
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"We need to be a little more creative," he argues.
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This offers more creative possibilities and potential for sustainable peace.
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This can make them more distractible but also more creative.
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"Oh my god, we're so much more creative," Bang says.
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You add women to work groups and they're more creative.
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The hope: more creative interaction between professionals and aspiring artists.
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But many others have been much more creative and original.
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They are smarter, more driven and more creative than ever.
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Its goal is to provide more creative advice to customers.
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"Be a little more creative with the workouts," she suggested.
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"The more creative or personal you can make things, the more engaging they are and there's an opportunity to be both more creative and more individual at scale – which is a hard thing to do."
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This requires us to be more creative in dealing with inequality.
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Ready to learn more creative ways to use your favorite ingredients?
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"As this gets bleaker, they are getting more creative," Jacobs says.
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Bath bombs have been getting a lot more creative these days.
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She is so positive – and fun – it makes me more creative.
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Overall, the editing software, especially those more creative tools, is sluggish.
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The multiple dynamics have forced some managers to get more creative.
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When you take that away, I found cooking much more creative.
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It can also be fun to get more creative with flowers.
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As a practice, software development is far more creative than algorithmic.
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Shriver and Mattek-Sands said even more creative efforts would help.
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It's not just an ad, it's a much more creative ad.
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Here's 6900 of the more creative signs from the march: 2628.
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Thompson, on the other hand, took a much more creative approach.
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Advertisers will craft more creative pieces that actually entertain and inspire.
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With more creative models, Snapchat and Instagram steamed ahead, while App.
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The right hemisphere of the brain is the more creative side.
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RUEHL There's probably no more creative activity than being a mother.
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But he is more intelligent, more prepared, more creative, more resourceful.
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What is needed is substantive reforms, not ever more creative bailouts.
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Remembering where it comes from only makes the group more creative.
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Inside the window, there is room to be much more creative.
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This piece, however, promises to be more creative — and more fun.
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Have you had to get more creative with how to cook potatoes?
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Meanwhile, he's enjoying the freedom, which allows him to be more creative.
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The idea is help designers shift time spent to more creative pursuits.
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But can we at least think of some more creative racist epithets?
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I, too, was growing restless, and started looking for more creative diversions.
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Pregnancy is actually an opportunity for you to get even more creative.
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It was time to be more creative and adjustable with our thinking.
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Scientists can... science their way through, with more creative solutions and upgrades.
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So I let myself relax, which definitely made me feel more creative.
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Research shows being alone may help you be more creative and productive.
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It also forces you to get slightly more creative with your sadness.
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That's the only way to discover new things and be more creative.
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It often makes people happier, more productive, more creative and more empathetic.
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And they're coming up with more creative ways to accomplish their goal.
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As the community has expanded, creators have gotten more and more creative.
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No. It will require us to be more creative and more nimble.
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Many inquired: are you worried AI will be more creative than you?
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"The more projects I have, the more creative I become," he said.
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His message, according to officials, was that he wanted more creative solutions.
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The world of simple communication has never been easier and more creative!
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" Cunningham agreed, "This is where we got more creative with our vocals.
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So human beings should have confidence by being more creative, more constructive.
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How can we make the human great brains more creative, more constructive?
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Noah mocked them for suggesting more creative — and, he thought, harebrained — solutions.
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I also believe there is huge potential in making people more creative.
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They have made more creative use of Facebook and other social media.
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During tough times, it's often when you have to be more creative.
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You may have to sacrifice the ideal salary for more creative freedom.
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Those businesses that have banks accounts have a few more creative options.
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" I go, "It could have been more creative of where that goes.
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"Advertisers have got lazy and must be more creative ... If we don't get more creative, we have no business, " said Scotti, speaking at an event hosted by The Economist at the Cannes Lions International Festival of Creativity on Monday.
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He would sing, he was more creative, and he appreciated arts and music.
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And honestly, I wasn't worried about team Arete being more creative than us.
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The insurers may also be able to get more creative in their offerings.
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I needed more creative control and didn't want to rely on mobile software.
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But still, maybe find a more creative way to caption your couple photos.
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This supercut showcases some of the more creative fillers from over the years.
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The above is a tilt and shift adapter for more creative photographic techniques.
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And check back on People Home for more creative design inspiration from Houzz.
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Studies shows that people with hobbies are less stressed, happier, and more creative.
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I feel like you would have more creative license with a newer artist.
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Now it's 2:1, and companies have to get more creative in recruitment.
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Recently, California has been exploring a more creative way to tackle this dilemma.
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In a Stanford study, 90% of people were more creative after they exercised.
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It pushes me to be more creative as an artist while having fun.
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If you're a right brainer, you're supposed to be more creative and artistic.
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I found myself coming up with more creative ways of expressing my excitement.
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The Trump administration is getting more creative with its attacks on reproductive rights.
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Which is wild because, though it's similar to Minecraft, Roblox is more creative.
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This allows others to learn from the experience of those more creative workers.
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"It made me more creative, more social and more competitive," Corcoran tells Entrepreneur.
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You can get even more creative by combining the stopover and open jaws.
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Lately, he's been employing more creative fundraising techniques than the typical email blast.
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And criminals are coming up with more creative ways to get your information.
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Save the genitalia diagrams for anatomy classes, and get a little more creative.
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So how do you, as a worker, become more creative in the workplace?
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The first step is to be much more creative about how we age.
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Many are walking down the aisle in bolder colors and more creative styles.
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The artist's dementia, Steven continued, made Mr. Max even more creative and prolific.
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"It opens up the door for people to get more creative," she said.
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So how can we teach our kids to be more creative and constructive?
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"I think everybody became more creative after the crisis, more cooperative," he said.
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It's a marvel to see and I think it makes me more creative.
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"Another said: "I&aposm more creative in my work and take more chances.
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There's a lot of potential for making people more creative and empowering them.
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We need to get more creative about how we're thinking about ending this.
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The museum staff members have also become more creative in using the space.
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The researchers found that participants were "overwhelmingly" more creative when walking than sitting.
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Purveyors of legal weed in California will have to get even more creative.
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Here are more creative ways to volunteer that will tap into your passions.
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"I wanted to learn to be more creative and less technical," she said.
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Storing renewable energy remains a powerful problem, but engineers are getting more creative.
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The museum staff members have also become more creative in using the space.
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Based on his social-media posts, Mr. Solomon wants to get more creative.
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To come up with a more creative idea, minimize talking in meetings at work.
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And humans are undoubtedly more creative when they are not feeling tired or jaded.
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The first time I had more creative control was when we did a bob.
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Most are pretty straightforward: But the true gems here are a little more creative.
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Some artists are exploring more creative ways to maximise revenues without arousing fans' ire.
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It also forces them to become more creative and resourceful in how they respond.
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But some leaders are taking a more creative approach to get to know candidates.
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You just have to get a bit more creative with how you earn them.
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Online platforms offer bullies ever more creative ways to persecute victims outside school hours.
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I would be a more present mother yet a more creative and focused worker.
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"We like to assume that we're more creative than we actually are," she says.
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Some customers are cooking the pasta and getting even more creative with their sauces.
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Hopefully Note 9 owners will find more creative things to do with 1TB storage.
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The report is quiet about that...We've gotta get more creative than we've been.
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With no fingerprints and Ramos refusing to cooperate, police turned to more creative methods.
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The internet got more creative when they made Ivanka her father's new hair dresser.
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As the problem of digital preservation grows, more creative and muscular approaches are possible.
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Dukes/FlickrTwo pumpkins are better than one, and let you get even more creative.
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It's time we all get a little more creative with our gift-giving, right?
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A more dopaminergic population in general is going to be a more creative population.
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Yeah, I guess I'm more creative than most, I guess that's how I feel.
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And researchers have come up with more creative ways to bypass the fingerprint scanners.
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You just have to get a bit more creative with your idea of home.
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We're told she feels way more creative without the distractions of Instagram and Twitter.
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More than 10,200 submissions were received, and some that were more creative than others.
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Listening to music is a more creative act than a lot of people think.
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Being alone actually makes me more productive, thus allowing me to be more creative.
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This, weirdly, led to photographers getting to do their more creative work for advertisers.
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While many supporters' signs played off the "Bern" pun, some were far more creative.
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And, really, you could get more creative with the lip art you jack. Florals?
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Adding a (more creative) modern accent is a fresh way to personalize your look.
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What are some of the other more creative or unique funerals that you've done?
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Honestly, it felt different but it was easier and helped us be more creative.
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I also get to more creative outcomes when I have to solve complex problems.
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Curators need to think about more creative ways to withdraw art from public display.
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Figure skating is changing, with newer music, sometimes with lyrics, and more creative costumes.
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The more creative and out-of-the-box use of his fortune, the better.
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If I want to motivate myself, I just throw on a more creative look.
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Firms need to be more creative in coming up with ways to retain them.
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Being around smart people tends to make us smarter, more creative and more productive.
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It seems that American society, for whatever reason, is more creative when naming women.
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I've heard more deplorable things in a dive bar, and more creative things, too.
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I found I was more able to be more creative at GE than NBC.
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Experts hope to use the bright spots as blueprints for more creative conservation efforts.
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As her star's been rising, though, Winter has definitely gotten more creative with her colors.
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"We are all getting more creative," Michael Glimcher, CEO of Starwood Retail Partners, told CNBC.
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They'll enable us to experience completely new things and be more creative than ever before.
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So, I am sure, yes, Los Angeles, you are around a much more creative community.
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People can make the work their own and have better, more creative answers in life.
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Whoever came up with this needs to be a little more creative and try harder.
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DJ: It's a much more open kind of scene now, a much more creative scene.
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In the future, Samsung may offer more creative wallpapers like these in new software updates.
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He envisions a world where the human brain is made smarter, faster, and more creative.
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You can get more creative with this inherently feminist ensemble than you might initially imagine.
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"It's definitely creative and more creative then anyone else is willing to do," he added.
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Sachin is a lot more intuitive, a lot more creative and a lot more visionary.
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It gave me opportunity to be more creative and not worry about every little thing.
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So the state was forced to turn to more creative means to secure execution drugs.
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What's more creative than using Latin to vandalise luxury homes in Cambridge, the university city?
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Lately stars have been getting much more creative when it comes to spreading Christmas cheer.
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I've also read something someone wrote saying it made him a more creative banjo player.
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The design of Facebook and Twitter allows them more creative options than Instagram or Snapchat.
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Now, BABYGlimpse definitely makes for a more creative baby shower gift than a diaper cake.
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When it comes to Halloween costumes: the louder the better, the more creative the better.
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It also features tilt, roll, and 360° pan motion capabilities to capture more creative shots.
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"I just wanted to do something more creative with my life," Marsden told Mashable Australia.
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But there are some more creative ways to get barred too, beyond just being abrasive.
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When my mind did wander, it was usually in more creative, rather than practical, directions.
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One of the first myths to be debunked: "Right-brain people" are not more creative.
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Modern science confirms that napping makes us not only more productive, but also more creative.
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"A healthier lifestyle ultimately makes me more creative and allows me to think more cohesively."
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The researchers found that participants were "overwhelmingly" more creative when walking as opposed to sitting.
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A healthier lifestyle ultimately makes me more creative and allows me to think more cohesively.
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Scientists didn't yet know that biology would prove to be more creative than patent lawyers.
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And we could get even more creative: Should rent control be adjusted for family size?
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But will all those extra ZZZ's really help you concentrate better, or be more creative?
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Hats off to some of the more creative attempts to raise awareness about the deadline.
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"Inventing the future means you have to think differently, be more inventive, be more creative."
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Since gyms are closed, people are having to get more creative about their exercise routines.
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I think that people have gotten a lot more creative with saying the N-word.
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That takes the pressure off our forwards, and allows our defensemen to be more creative.
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However, Prospect Park says the band's sound is getting stale and needs more creative input.
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They are reflective of the candidates — younger, more creative and more efficient with their money.
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In the world of film, there are still more creative things happening—it's more intriguing.
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"The idea is, I want to help you become more creative and productive," Panay says.
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Republicans struggled to respond, with some of their arguments more creative — and coherent — than others.
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THE NATURE FIX: Why Nature Makes Us Happier, Healthier, and More Creative, by Florence Williams.
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It even comes with a recipe book to help you get more creative with meals.
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But that means criminals are coming up with more creative ways to get your information.
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How can our factories become more productive, our entrepreneurs more creative, our children more inspired?
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The more I've gotten to know him, the more I let him be more creative.
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"Campaigns probably need to get more creative and think more outside the box," Broockman says.
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I've had to be more creative and rely on some trial and error to find out what clothes work with my new body, but I'd argue that forcing myself to be more creative has made me a more interesting dresser, with more interesting style.
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So he'd try to make us more creative—that would put a new frame on everything.
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Publicists today, or a marketing person today feels much more creative and integral to the process.
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GETTING CREATIVE The slowdown has forced firms to be more creative about how to make money.
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As brands pursue audiences online, they are producing more creative content than ever — particularly around Instagram.
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As a result, seed investors are getting a little more creative about how they source deals.
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One, on the plus side, firms are now being much more creative about investing in capital.
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Automation allows Zume employees to shift focus from laborious tasks to more creative ways, she adds.
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It will require engineers to be more creative and cross-disciplinary and leverage cross-industry collaboration.
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So instead of unloading our feelings, many of us find more creative ways into a relationship.
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As an added benefit of slashing your budget, you'll be more creative in your gift giving.
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I've only been applying to companies in the city because there are more creative options there.
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For humans, that might mean a walking stick, but for robots, you can get more creative.
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New technology has also made many abusers more enabled and more creative than ever, she said.
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Yes, you might have been a little bit more creative, but it's because of your hypomania.
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I have to be more creative with it, because otherwise the picture wouldn't make any sense.
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We all benefit when women feel empowered to speak their minds and have more creative control.
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One of the more creative bassists of our time (not named Squarepusher) is Stephen Bruner, a.k.a.
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What if putting experience first makes us happier, more fulfilled, more creative and more memorable people?
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If you want to help your child be a little more creative, here are some ideas.
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For those "social Sophies," who weren't familiar with "The Hills," Parkes had to get more creative.
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Various approaches to implementing risk-sharing have been proposed, some more creative and convoluted than others.
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Honestly, it helps me get into a more creative mindset when I'm playing with Ellie, too.
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But if you're really hoping to find your dream job, you'll want to get more creative.
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And in ways that are seemingly inspired by some of her more creative magazine cover shoots.
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But intermediaries can come in much more creative forms than standard quote generation and policy comparison.
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You're confined in that way, but that almost forces you to be a bit more creative.
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We always pushed to be more creative and exciting, and sometimes we went over the top.
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Today, you have to be more creative about cooperating with other industries to make things happen.
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But the dirty tricks can also get more creative than just robocalls and TV attack ads.
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In a way I am finding myself getting more creative than I have been in months.
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This music just really helps me connect with the more creative side, my more vulnerable side.
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Spending time on mindless tasks allowed the mind to wander and be more creative, researchers found.
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But Dr. Goodenough's story suggests that some people actually become more creative as they grow older.
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Consider double majoring — one in accounting, another in English — or minoring in a more creative field.
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Users are growing bolder and more creative in their tactics and strategies to spread terrorist propaganda.
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THE NATURE FIX Why Nature Makes Us Happier, Healthier, and More Creative By Florence Williams Illustrated.
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With the pipeline sparse, they are getting more creative and competitive around potential M&A situations.
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A Yale alumni with his resume should be more creative in finding work in entertainment industry.
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I graduated with a degree in commerce, but I wanted to take up something more creative.
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But it speaks to a freer, more creative approach to a genre that needs new life.
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Your restrictions make you more creative—not having infinite money and infinite possibilities makes you creative.
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You might want to resort to a gift card, but come on, you're more creative than that.
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Over the years, my mom became more creative with toppings, and we each developed our own preferences.
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"A healthier lifestyle ultimately makes me more creative and allows me to think more cohesively," Dorsey says.
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"A healthier lifestyle ultimately makes me more creative and allows me to think more cohesively," said Dorsey.
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You'll need to be a bit more creative when determining usefulness in some of the other apps.
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"We want to figure out how to scale it a bit and get more creative," he said.
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Either way, I'm just ready for them to get a little more creative about wiping him out.
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"In December, Cardi expressed that she wants to explore different looks and be more creative," she said.
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Plus, Venus will move into Sagittarius on January 7, drumming up even more creative and positive energy.
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Then there are the more creative "retrofits," which aren't so much hacking as completely repurposing the scooters.
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Watch as she dishes out some incredibly helpful tips on how to live a more creative life.
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This holiday season, let's vow to get a little more creative (and practical) with our stocking stuffers.
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I believe if the states are incentivized to be more creative, we could see more environmental protection.
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That means Animojis and Memojis will now incorporate winks as well, letting you get even more creative.
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The 3D designs are extremely helpful and also allow me to be more creative with my space.
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If I could do it again, I would have taken more creative courses, like art and music.
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"It gets more interesting, more creative, because you can develop new pieces every time," Ms. Tynagel said.
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The faster pace of production lets the company be more creative with silhouettes and materials, he continued.
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You'll also find more creative types per capita — including artists, painters, writers and illustrators — in loose states.
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What catalyzed your interest in assuming the role of editor rather than taking a more creative approach?
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I've always believed in the power of broke: the less you have, the more creative you get.
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Studies have found them to be smarter, more creative and more consistent in their work than larks.
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But many employers have turned to more creative solutions for mitigating sexual harassment faced by their workers.
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For more creative project ideas see our guide on 50 ways to teach with current events. 2.
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Comparatively low pricing was one way to convince cost-conscious buyers, others were a little more creative.
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This is only the first of a few more creative moments the show went for Tuesday night.
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Samsung's new T7 Touch external SSD, which was announced at CES 2020, is a bit more creative.
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I actually feel more creative in the last 10 years than I have in that whole time.
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My husband Ken and I also feel much more creative and more productive after our Tech Shabbats.
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They're also more creative, more agile, and able to make connections their more specialized peers can't see.
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In this environment, companies are trying to be more creative to get the attention of younger workers.
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But I wonder what other more creative, less destructive ways I might have found to be one.
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Amazon certainly could have been more creative in proposing some balms for those ills in New York.
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For all the knocks against night owls, we remain regarded as more creative, impulsive, and strategic thinkers.
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I think you're much more creative and expansive out and about than you are staring at a screen.
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When he wasn't able to pay the extra bag fee, he decided to go a more creative route.
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But always our two nations continually inspire one another to become better: more creative, more prosperous, more innovative.
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It's the one night that celebrities come, and they let their team and their artists be more creative.
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It's going to be more creative; people are going to find different ways to add to the sound.
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But futurists constantly warn that routine tasks will be automated and humans will focus on more creative endeavours.
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LG's dual-camera system, for instance, integrates an extra wide-angle shooter that allows for more creative flexibility.
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For the more creative and advanced carvers among you, there's plenty of opportunity to take the idea further.
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Pompeo said this month he hoped both sides could "be a little more creative" when they meet again.
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American schools "are geared toward more creative thinking and less rote memorization" than traditional Chinese schools, Chu said.
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Conservative media is obsessed with Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, and she's getting increasingly more creative in shutting them down.
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Most of the concessions are monetary — a month or two of free rent — but others are more creative.
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The challenge is to be more creative than the previous upload—or to at least not embarrass yourself.
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I think they tend to be a bit more creative and less jaded than the big city gals.
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Now, as companies compete for Instagrammability, doughnut shops are trying to do more creative things with their boxes.
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Mr Andrews predicts that eventually, larger numbers of patients will generate far more creative thinking by pharmaceutical companies.
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But OhRoma could also give the women doing the cams more creative control over their work than ever.
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But parents can help children become more willing to work hard, more perseverant, even more creative, he said.
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Some young people are finding more creative ways to deliver their heartfelt sentiments to the bride and groom.
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Similarly, putting on music won't make you more creative, but it can set the stage to help you.
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"Anybody who owns retail real estate better realize they need to be more creative," Fifth Wall's Wallace added.
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We all need moments to check out, unwind, and access the more creative and spiritual sides of ourselves.
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Journalist and author Matthew Syed explains why thinking is more creative in organisations where the staff are diverse.
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The expertly crafted and simpler items blew me away, but some of the more creative doughnuts fell flat.
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To coexist with Amazon, small businesses need to get more creative in reaching customers, starting with the basics.
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Though lots of researchers have started taking more creative tacks to recruit minorities, some stick to traditional ways.
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These instruments made me feel more creative—and like I had more to say—than with other instruments.
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This allowed for more creative types of treatments that could communicate sophisticated stories to large audiences using lasers.
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We had to do things that were much more creative, like putting a condom on Jesse Helms' house.
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A quarter-century later, the Beatles made their way to Vegas, but in a far more creative way.
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Compared to soccer, futsal is much faster-paced, and players take much more creative liberty in their dribbling.
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But Mr. Silver's lawyers had a more creative proposal for how he could pay his debt to society.
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"We, I think, probably have to be more creative about anticipating what's coming down the pike," he said.
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I can assure you it will make you stronger in life and will help you become more creative.
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"We didn't realize we had to come up with anything more creative than Grandma and Grandpa," she said.
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That shot landed and he kept up the tradition, getting more creative with his stunts by the year.
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As the outbreak continues to spread, both people and companies are going to have to get more creative.
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But Joshua Younger, a JPMorgan fixed-income strategist, has one of the more creative ways to find one.
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Practice collecting your thoughts and let yourself explore more creative pursuits as these planets work against each other.
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"Arles is becoming really edgy because the new cultural institutions are drawing more creative people," Ms. Vidal said.
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In that kind of environment, employers need to find more creative — and more expensive — ways to retain talent.
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With the traditional mechanics of federal regulation effectively neutered, savvy public interest lawyers turned to more creative approaches.
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Sometimes the climbers are more creative than the route-setters could have imagined, surprising them with unexpected sequences.
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Some of those who made it through wound up being among the more creative thinkers in those administrations.
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They also carried their own versions of the Stanley Cup, some inflatable and some a little more creative.
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But working out the final variable — the resistance of a human arm — required a more creative, daring, approach.
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Mr. Druckenmiller said Ms. Volent's background in art might have made her more creative than most financial managers.
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But as his opponents move to check these basic attempts Muangthai makes more creative paths with his strikes.
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There's probably more creative stuff down the road, but that's not where we're spending our brain power right now.
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The actor's followers seem amused with his posts, which get more and more creative, especially when JLo is involved.
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"A healthier lifestyle ultimately makes me more creative and allows me to think more cohesively," he told Y Combinator.
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Killam was let go from SNL back in August, but he had already begun pivoting towards more creative projects.
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Others find more creative and efficient ways to clean out the dust and filth, like using a leaf blower.
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"'A strong spirit transcends rules,' Prince once said -- and nobody's spirit was stronger, bolder, or more creative," Obama said.
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"Campaigns probably need to get more creative and think more outside the box," Brockman told Vox in an interview.
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Martin believes that late-night has gotten too crowded, but that a weekly, more creative show will fare better.
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The outfits on the "snapback" tag were more creative, and pinners combined patterns and colors in more daring ways.
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Projects would range from basic Photoshop requests to more creative assignments such as maps, charts and infographics — like these.
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And it suggests a weapon that can change states during combat, in order to invite more creative fight choreography.
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"We need to be more nimble, we need to be more creative and we need to take more risks."
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His previous job was investigating credit card fraud; the schemes he's seen on Amazon are more devious, more creative.
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But you might have to be a little more creative during sex (especially if your partner has a penis).
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We're more creative and less dehumanized when we can control our own spaces and think at our own paces.
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And hopefully inspiring kids, whether they're into art or not, to use that more creative part of their brains.
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It also allows for more creative control to produce long exposure effects or separate your subject from the background.
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If you're after something that's more creative than functional, there are plenty of other options, from raindrops to woodland.
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Learning how to negotiate consensual sex will make all of us better, kinder, more creative, and more collaborative people.
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It can be done "cheaper, faster, better and, of course, more creative with far less inventory risk," Cramer said.
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The only thing Er Boqueron did was adding seawater to their beer, so we had to be more creative.
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There's a notion that being on Netflix, and being untethered from broadcast TV, means you have more creative freedom.
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Still, if the brunch goers really wanted to embarrass her, there are much more creative ways of doing it.
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These firms were more diverse and more creative, as defined by research and development spending and number of patents.
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Ads are only going to continue getting more creative as consumers demand a high-quality, near-artistic ad experience.
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Some uphill tasks require lower gears, but they will slow you down for more creative or big picture ones.
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Nevertheless, automakers are showing sportier, more creative EVs than the original plug-in models that were mostly small cars.
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"'A strong spirit transcends rules,' Prince once said — and nobody's spirit was stronger, bolder or more creative," he added.
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This juicer isn't only limited to oranges and breakfast beverages — you can get a lot more creative than that.
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But in a smaller meeting, it could be a very smart question, prompting bigger-picture and more creative thinking.
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How we get there continues to challenge and provoke us to be more thoughtful, more proactive and more creative.
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While Mr. Scizak says action films challenge him and allow for more creative control, comedy has its perks, too.
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He doesn't eat cheese either so I have to be more creative than my fallbacks for this (read: quesadillas).
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I'm not rockin' hot, but I am funnier, smarter, more curious, more creative and more sexually fulfilled than ever.
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As complex as airport parking rates are now, Mr. Perry, the aviation consultant, said, airports could be more creative.
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A college president might wish to attract more creative thinkers, but accomplishing that goal won't help his college's ranking.
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Quilts can be used in more creative ways than just folded on a bed or slung over a sofa.
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Humans are always more creative than machines, so we want to see how they're able to bypass our protections.
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"We believe that more evenly compensating a greater number of creators will contribute to a healthier, more creative community."
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When it comes to your starting point — the arrangement's base — consider a more creative and sustainable alternative to foam.
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The food was passable, and there are many excellent restaurants beyond the hotel that offer better, more creative dishes.
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However, if you're cold emailing a potential employer, you should get a bit more creative in your subject line.
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Any old whisker can make a whiskey sour, but it's time to get a little more creative than that.
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The attack, he told his analysts, was a "black swan" event that required more creative intelligence analysis to decipher.
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The iPhone 11 Pro will let app developers record with more than one camera simultaneously for more creative possibilities.
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The activity could help workers be more creative, more productive and hopefully a little happier and less stressed, too.
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When the experiment was done, it was found that participants were far more creative when walking rather than sitting.
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So far, it's very Handler — but a Handler who's got a lot more creative control than she did on E!
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Optimists will say, at least someone is trying to drag the average classroom forward into a more creative, polished space.
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"A healthier lifestyle ultimately makes me more creative and allows me to think more cohesively," the CEO tells Y Combinator.
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The camera savors every bite, kick, and slash as John dispatches his would-be killers in ever-more-creative ways.
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I've been writing about recent Apple ads because they've been a bit more creative than your average consumer electronics ad.
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"This was before Pinterest so I think we thought we were a lot more creative than we were," she joked.
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But if you're looking for a more creative way to say hello to your friends, give penny poking a try.
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Potbelly Sandwich Shop Skip the leftover turkey sandwiches and have something a little more creative at one of these shops.
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Coming up with more creative ways to integrate those things is the challenge for people and it's not so obvious.
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Get way more creative with a custom handbag featuring the title of their favorite books by designer Olympia Le-Tan.
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But some people may prefer to evaluate contractors themselves, especially when it comes to more creative projects like kitchen redesigns.
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But that didn't matter because what Martinez presented was ultimately more creative and better aligned with The Simple Greek's vision.
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" Obama's statement continued, "'A strong spirit transcends rules,' Prince once said – and nobody's spirit was stronger, bolder, or more creative.
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The researchers also found that walkers were still more creative for a brief period after they sat back down again.
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Perhaps the biggest benefit a bad boss can have is challenging you to be more creative and a better communicator.
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The Tap has a simple design, but I would have liked to see a more creative design that stands out.
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But now, thanks to the magic of 214D printing, your final resting place can be much more creative and personalized.
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"We can use it to enter into a more creative, freer state," psychologist Antoni Martínez tells The Huffington Post. 11.
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That's because innovations will make the world better and more efficient, freeing people up to pursue more creative, interesting things.
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"We need to be a hell of a lot more creative about how we solve this problem," Ms. Cooper said.
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Fighting procrastination teaches us to fully engage in our work, get more creative with it, and, ultimately, get more done.
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But with the Supreme Court's disapproval almost certainly imminent, more creative options may be needed to achieve the same goals.
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In addition to helping kids understand and respond to emotions, it encourages them to be more creative in their play.
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"We're trying to be more creative about ways to expand our brand," said Brian O'Keefe, deputy editor of Fortune magazine.
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The Department of Transportation is getting a little more creative about how it defines "driver," Secretary Elaine Chao announced Thursday.
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After all, a name as unique as Rainbow Aurora must be followed up with something as, if not more, creative.
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Entrepreneurs need to be more creative and strategic to win their market, and fortunately there are services that can help.
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Despite this progress, the answer to one question has remained particularly elusive: What makes some people more creative than others?
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But there were some new, more creative (or, you know, not) variations: '225' (in sixth place), and '123123' in 17th.
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When it comes to fandoms, cosplay is one of the more creative ways of expressing your love for a genre.
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But I always say, and it's true, that the more restrictions you have the more creative you have to be.
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If you can get outside to walk, studies have shown that a brisk walk can make you feel more creative.
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Even Mr. Steinberg, of Compass, admitted that some of the more creative perks sometimes don't "resonate," as he put it.
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You actually turn out to be a little bit more creative, a little bit more ... I just have bad handwriting.
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For her, motherhood has been transformative: "Having children made me feel more creative than I've ever felt before," she said.
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The bottom line is not to de-emphasize the crime and to be more creative in how punishment is distributed.
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Callimachi: And over time, the violence got more and more creative, if I can use that word — and, frankly, weird.
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My version of homeschooling isn't that advanced yet — give me a couple weeks of this and I'll get more creative.
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Embracing quiet time can make us more creative, better at problem solving and better at coming up with creative ideas.
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She could afford the $1,800 monthly lease to open a store that was more creative self-expression than profitable business.
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"I think slides have become a lot more creative at home plate because catchers don't block the plate," Girardi said.
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"Employees started getting a lot more creative about how we can expand beyond our core law enforcement market," Ahsan said.
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"I wanted to be a little bit more creative and more in control of what I was doing," she said.
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The gameplay many were first introduced to in Pokémon GO is adapted here in a more creative and collaborative way.
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One of my more creative looks is taking a purple or pink eyeshadow and bringing it down to my cheeks.
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When Disney purchased Lucasfilm in 2012 the company decided it wanted more creative control over the future of the franchise.
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Are there tricks they can use to be more creative, or, for that matter, that parents and educators can instill?
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There has to be a decent alternative that lets you get more creative than the free version of Canva, right?
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In the long run, he thinks this will create more jobs by opening up opportunities to do more creative work.
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In a sport as brutal as fighting, he is more violent, and more creative in his violence, than anyone else.
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The idea is a reinvention of building sets like Lego and going to a more creative and sustainable mind-set.
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The more creative and unique things can look—because a lot of stuff looks the same—I'm all for that.
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Consider breaking the mold with something more creative, particularly in the front yard, and you have few models to follow.
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My argument in "Political Dynamism" (my white paper) is that we ought to empower these actors to be more creative.
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For example, we don't use MSG, because I think we can be more creative about how to get those flavors.
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It often is the good thing to do in terms of societies that are more diverse are more creative, productive.
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The Flavor Matrix is not the first chapter in the saga of chefs that are using data to become more creative.
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A lot of that has been automated with applicant tracking systems, leaving human resource professionals to do much more creative work.
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The problem is that Curtis can't fit everything in, an expectation that is bolstered by some of his more creative sequences.
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It can be hard to think of weeknight date ideas that are a bit more creative than grabbing happy hour drinks.
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"It all comes down to your fitness, but your mind's more creative when you are not as bloody shagged," he grinned.
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Though arguably it does offer more creative bang for your buck than, say, the equally expensive Skydio face-tracking selfie drone.
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And if she loses her baby, she also loses her safeguard against the Colonies and Gilead's more creative forms of punishment.
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But as bezels got smaller, and home buttons started to disappear, everyone started to get more creative with their biometric security.
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When Franklin signed to Atlantic Records, she was given much more creative freedom under the supervision of her producer Jerry Wexler.
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"We have to get more creative with the type of challenges that we give them," De Laurentiis says in the clip.
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There are some more "creative" ways to get a Hatchimal out, but the hatching process is like, half of the appeal.
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In what seemed a more creative protest, Jeremih appeared to send out a body double to play his set for him.
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By automating repetitive, low skilled processes, businesses say they can free up employees' time for more creative and higher skilled tasks.
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This time, Trump got even more creative with the lie, implying that it was because they were fellow Muslim terrorist sympathizers.
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That doesn't mean all the other work doesn't need to get done — I just have to be more creative about it.
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We fleshy beings remain more creative, more dexterous, and more empathetic—a particularly important skill in health care and law enforcement.
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TC: Any last bits of concrete advice for people looking to be more creative or better at identifying strong creative ideas?
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As Snap adds more creative tools, it's now organizing them all down the right side of the screen for easy access.
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"This is another first for [Trump] doing more creative and open things for the people during the Christmas season," Pickens said.
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He says designing the skill was a fun way to combine his love for coding with something a bit more creative.
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I swear to God, when I started to experiment with stuff like that, that's when I became a little more creative.
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City police are pretty good at finding phones Of course, Elliot isn't a cop, so he has to get more creative.
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This allows it to come up with more creative solutions, drawing upon learning experiences in one area to address other challenges.
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Moreover, he used these hobbies to enter a more creative state of mind to solve problems that had been eluding him.
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"There is no media leader who sees around corners with more creative clarity than Ben," Mr. Owens said in a statement.
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" Steinke replied, "Well I love your plan but we need to get a little more creative with like details and stuff.
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But the sequel is so much smarter and more creative than its basic logline implies — and it far surpasses its predecessor.
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At 25, I was busy groping my way out of that world into one that was more creative, accepting, and experimental.
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Women tend to be far more creative than men, but their periods that [sic] stifle them and play with their heads.
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Firms have tried to get more creative with their structures to win over investors and adapt to the changing macro environment.
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Because of my nonlinear career path, I am able to provide more creative solutions to my clients that yield better outcomes.
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Inevitably, others got more creative, making a dubstep remix, or a cat version, tweeted by an account claiming to represent Mrs.
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She said she's advising clients to use Amazon's mobile ad formats that show more creative than Amazon's core text ad formats.
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It is a singularly generative feature, which has elicited more creative uses and hacks than anyone could have predicted in advance.
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The increasing scarcity of silk is forcing Ms. Cassidy to turn to more creative weaves — incorporating fine leather, feathers and cotton.
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Old Scrabble tiles, beads, and dominoes are more creative solutions, especially if there's a Sharpie on hand to write the numbers.
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With shallower soil, it also means we need to use different tools and get more creative with things like trellising tomatoes.
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The full moon in Pisces wants you to have more flexibility in your schedule and to engage in more creative endeavors.
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On social media, in apps and on websites, badge design was more creative, appearing as little speech bubbles or as rectangles.
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"Because we're a little bit off the beaten path," he said, "we can be a little more creative in our bookings."
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Usually, there's a bit more creative effort involved in turning an innocent-on-its-face emoji into something totally filthy, e.g.
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The deals that come to this area give the talent or brand they are engaging with a lot more creative say.
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His best advice to be more creative is to get away from the office and interact with customers, clients or competitors.
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Going forward, however, we may need to be more creative in order to build the right mechanisms to prevent fee diversion.
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"We're going to have to think of more creative ways to get the private sector dollars involved in infrastructure," he said.
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Sure, my hope is that the Davos gathering comes up with more creative and sustainable responses to end the world's conflicts.
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More women in the chamber means the legislature will deal with the state's issues in more creative ways, believes one lawmaker.
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The unprecedented issues raised by the Trump-Russia affair have led criminal law specialists to delve into other, more creative theories.
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The exhibition necessarily becomes more creative in the sanctuary, where display cases filled with hand-painted plywood sculptures sit atop pews.
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She got involved in the movement in 2013, when she signed the petition urging Sony to give Kesha more creative control.
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The modern world is supposedly moving in a direction where routine tasks are automated, leaving the more creative processes to the humans.
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But I really wanted to be somewhere that allowed me to be more creative, and that's when I moved to Los Angeles.
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Cancer, like you, is a very intuitive sign, so expect a boost in your psychic powers, as well as more creative inspiration.
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There's going to be millions of developers and some of them are going to have more creative ideas that we never imagined.
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Now that everyone is streaming the programs they love, you need to get a little more creative with your television-inspired gifts.
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As we've seen, Walter is a physically improved model of the David android, but David is more creative and driven and cunning.
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For many companies, the key to having innovative employees is identifying talent early on who tend to be more creative and innovative.
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Agent 47 is back to bring the pain in Hitman 2, and this time he's getting even more creative with his assassinations.
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Whoever comes aboard will have to get along with Reynolds, who was given more creative control on the sequel, including casting approval.
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While some measures, like the drones, are more experimental, event organizers are getting more creative in the ways they keep people safe.
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But that one question also opened us up for more creative sex for the rest of the time that we were together.
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"We just need to move away from traditional clinical models and be a bit more creative with how we reach young people."
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It's more imaginative, it's more creative, and it's got more artists' hands in it so it makes it more original to me.
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The hypnotic tones of video games such as Namco's "Xevious" and Nintendo's "Super Mario Brothers" provided more creative fodder for Mr Hosono.
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"[They] always give me so much encouragement and inspire me to push myself harder and put together more creative workouts," she says.
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But only five advertisers get a spot in those episodes, allowing them to tell stories using more creative narratives and story arcs.
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We hope we can we be a little more creative too," Pompeo said in a radio interview on "The Sean Hannity Show.
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A flip side, loose cultures have much more openness to different ideas, they're much more creative, to different people and to change.
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Then there are more creative attempts to indirectly evoke mega-sports events by way of a subtle, clever or potentially humorous association.
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Kenny believes AI's ability to eliminate many tedious activities will allow humans to eventually enjoy more leisure time and become more creative.
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"It has allowed us to be much more creative, to take more risks," says Hazel Pulley of Parkfield Community School in Birmingham.
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Their logos have also had to compete with ever-larger health warnings on cigarette packs, forcing some to develop more creative packaging.
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However, another approach rings more true: Disney shook things up by generating even more creative tension: a new co-director was added.
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If you're using the front-facing camera, you can use one of MSQRD's augmented reality filters to take a more creative selfie.
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Meanwhile, those who sleep the day away are likely to have higher cognitive abilities, take risks more willingly, and be more creative.
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At the same time, Apple is automating emojis, which could make digital chatter a lot more visual — if not necessarily more creative.
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While he loves his day job, he values the opportunity to be able to tap into a more creative side of himself.
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It also gives you a way to make more creative meals by swapping recipe ingredients with items you already have in stock.
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Whether it's Snapchat or iMessage, doodling is one of the more creative ways to enhance the photos you share in messaging apps.
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Prepositioning weapons in Eastern Europe may offer some deterrent, but weaponry is less decisive than willpower and more creative methods of intervention.
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Taylor said companies have to get more creative -- and that includes taking another look at qualified candidates who may have criminal pasts.
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Whereas many AdTech platforms concentrate on intricate technical and analytical features, UK startup voodooh takes a more creative approach to digital marketing.
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Some say we will be able to enjoy our lives further and become more creative, whilst the robots toil for our benefit.
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They are reporting website blockages, forcing them to find more creative ways to deliver news, such as audio summaries sent by WhatsApp.
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They do, however, eliminate restrictions on more creative anti-competitive behavior, like paid prioritization, interconnection shenanigans, and usage caps and zero rating.
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The more creative the work, the better it will come out—Mercury in Pisces is not great at reading the fine print.
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It seemed more like an opportunity to grow, a more creative process that in order to be useful could not be controlled.
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No. In many ways, AI helped me become more creative, evolving my role into something resembling more of an editor or director.
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It's key to exercise your imagination; it'll help you be more creative, and come up with ideas you may not have otherwise.
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The electric platforms are fundamentally more simple than internal combustion systems, freeing engineers and designers to be more creative with creature comforts.
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Though credit and debit card fraud are always in the news, thieves have turned to more creative methods to tap your cash.
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Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey, the late Apple CEO Steve Jobs, and screenwriter Aaron Sorkin have used distraction to spur more creative thinking.
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The American counterbalance must be more creative and comprehensive than just starting a trade war, as Mr. Trump is inclined to do.
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Yes, he was in a far-off corner of the Marvel universe and had a little more creative freedom than, say, Whedon.
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Presentation at Frieze London tends to be more creative than at its Swiss counterpart, but the London fair has slightly lower prices.
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The more creative, indirect ways in which Google employs our location data can be noticeably helpful, too, or at least technically impressive.
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To keep up, the trailer business is becoming more creative, with tightly wound teasers targeted to different global markets and attention spans.
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Insiders say Reynolds was given more creative control on the sequel and that he clashed with Miller over casting, among other issues.
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The company is joining Twitter to "give people more creative ways to express themselves in conversations," according to Twitter's head of product.
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For passengers, the design would mean fewer window seats (boo!) but more possibilities for alternative seating configurations and more creative space allocation.
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But when banks turned off the credit spigot around the 2270 financial crisis, developers started getting more creative in finding alternative financing.
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"Times have changed and we must be more creative with what have generally been negative client experiences," said Mr. Dourde of HYT.
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A couple of years after that, my husband took a less lucrative but more creative and exciting position in a new field.
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"This region is untouched by horology, so I can be free to do my own research and be more creative," he said.
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Candidates see the success of President Trump's approach on social media, and they're willing to be way more creative than ever before.
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Compressed shooting schedules, budgets and pressure from advertisers have bred timidity from editors and compromised the more creative work of years past.
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"I want to do some more creative, avant-garde stuff that you could only do in a fine-dining atmosphere," Viehland said.
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But others use their spare time on more creative enterprises, like practicing their knife skills and turning vegetables into intricate food sculptures.
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Fewer controls and greater accountability enable our employees to thrive, making smarter, more creative decisions, which means even better entertainment for our members.
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Beyond the more practical and market-oriented functions of blockchain, what kinds of more creative, imaginative futures can be realized through the technology?
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How do we make it easier so they can kind of go up and work in a more creative and service-oriented place?
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I never enjoyed mathematics in school very much, but my experience through the Math Olympics was much more creative and much more playful.
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For instance, knowing I can rely on you for plotting, I have more creative energy to devote to language, setting, et cetera. 25.
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Prince Harry's so damn beloved his suitors/subjects in Australia are getting more creative in their efforts to get his attention -- tea anyone?
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Some highlights: We donated 5 percent of our after-tax profits to six organizations working to build a more creative and equitable world.
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Algorithms have retired many of the bureaucratic, clerical duties once performed by humans—and they will soon begin to replace more creative tasks.
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Outfit-repeating, it was nice knowing you: This year's all about cutting back and getting more creative with my styling in the process.
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You may invest in a lengthy — and expensive — renovation, or have to learn to get more creative with the space you already have.
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The two-cell design allows for more "creative shapes and placement," and so Apple is able to take better advantage of leftover space.
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More creative proposals to desalinate the sea or even pipe water from the Pacific Ocean or Mexico's Sea of Cortez have gone nowhere.
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Indian outsourcing firms are shifting from running functions, such as Western payroll systems, to more creative projects, such as configuring new Walmart supermarkets.
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That's thanks to its more creative menu curation, its use of more unexpected ingredients and recipes, and its constantly changing selection of food.
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It's going to be a lot of fun to see what people who are much more creative than me can come up with.
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Macy's will always be a promotional department store — but it can get more creative about how it delivers value to customers, Gennette said.
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With the numbers of letters being sent each year plunging, it's no surprise postal services are turning to other, more creative revenue sources.
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But generally, crowded living conditions prompted humans to become more creative in getting the unwanted matter out of sight and out of mind.
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But it's as if smoking lets us get into this weird other social zone together and that dynamic lets us be more creative.
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Sure, rainbows are awesome — but you can get even more creative with your backyard sprinkler situation if you do a little exploration online.
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This is a solid look, it only takes a few seconds, and you can get more creative than a sunburst around your eye.
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During the most recent holiday season, retailers got even more creative, offering things like giveaways like $5,000 vacations, charity donations and gift cards.
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Paul is now getting even more creative with his workout routines and even stars in the new Vitaminwater "Drink Outside the Lines" campaign.
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When we encourage each other and speak in positive terms, we tend to be more creative and have more motivation and work harder.
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Many students saw RoboMasters as a chance to move beyond the rote curriculum of their university and prepare for the more creative future.
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Office support and food service jobs could decline, but jobs in health, STEM fields, business services and more creative fields would see growth.
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Our choices ran the gamut from harbor-side classics, like fish and chips, to more creative preparations incorporating Caribbean, Asian and Mexican flavors.
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"For every tunnel we find, we feel they're building another one somewhere, and they might get more creative in concealing it," he said.
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"The statement went on: "Alana was also a talented dancer and embraced the more creative side of her talents with joy and commitment.
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After graduation, Lamb's professor, the industrial designer Tom Dixon, hired him as a special projects designer, which opened up even more creative possibilities.
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However, there are some people who are looking for an alternative method that is more creative—less talk, more doing, in a way.
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"In the past year we've seen a desire to take things further within the bounding community, to be even more creative," says Wallace.
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An even more creative answer would be for these two women to enlist the support of the two men who received the raises.
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That's how it all goes because it's easier to bring everything under one roof than it is to be a little more creative.
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After working as an editor in a job that he wasn't really enjoying anymore, he wanted to try something more creative and fun.
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In "The Perfectionists," Simon Winchester celebrates the unsung breed of engineers who through the ages have designed ever more creative and intricate machines.
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In recent years, there has been an influx of more creative companies in industries like film, television, media, technology, food and traditional manufacturing.
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And in this super-charged political atmosphere, candidates have found even more creative — and idiotic — ways to get your attention, and your vote.
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Still, there are signs that offsets might help in the long term by forcing carbon-polluting industries to become a bit more creative.
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Comaneci told me that she is a fan of Biles, but worries that the new code leaves little room for more creative gymnasts.
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Did the Hays Code push writers to have to be more creative to outsmart the censors, and shape the idea of movies today?
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Put to the test, Mr. Ryan revealed that all along, he doesn't have anything more creative in his cranium than stale conservative dogma.
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"The difference in treatment for people in a numbers-based environment and those in more creative roles is wild," a former employee said.
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Although smugglers have gotten more creative as security has increased, they haven't completely abandoned old-fashioned forms of transportation, like mules with backpacks.
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The time is ripe for more creative cooperation with Mexico around dealing with Central American migrants, as part of our own national interest.
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Today, directors and writers have more creative freedom to tell stories that do not need to bend to Hollywood standards to be successful.
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And, if you want to get even more creative, Ms. Sass recommended experimenting with pulses, which refers to beans, lentils, peas and chickpeas.
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"I found I was more able to be more creative at GE than NBC," Comstock said on the latest episode of Recode Media.
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It's not anything I'd call essential, but it does give you a little more creative freedom when it comes to shooting stuff far away.
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Every year, cyber criminals get more creative in their attempts to hack your data, steal your information, or spy on you in your home.
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At a macro level, where Workflow's VoiceOver support helps the blind and visually impaired be more productive, djay Pro helps them be more creative.
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The Moon enters dreamy Pisces at 11:51 AM, putting people in a more creative and flexible mood than they have been in lately.
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I didn't think alternative phone controls could get any more creative than the Black Shark 2125's MagicTouch feature, but this outdoes it handily.
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If Clinton and Trump want to reach millennials, they're going to have to be a whole lot more creative than candidates of the past.
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And we can't imagine the star's styling of this trend getting any more creative or crazy, based on the latest iteration of the look.
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The push toward urban living is pushing the envelope for real estate developers, forcing them to become more creative with the space they have.
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The White House probably wants us to believe that Obama is watching, like, nature and shit, but we know you're more creative than that.
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But it's easy to lose track of time in this magical place, imagining what it would be like if you were just more creative.
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But it's actually forced us to be more creative and think outside the box on like, how do we get this word out there?
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But people in developing countries have always had to be more creative than those for whom access to information has always been a given.
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This allows for them to take more creative risks, and it also means we have to follow whatever schedule works best for the artists.
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The volcano could be like the world economy, according to MBMG's Paul Gambles, one of the more creative strategists we talk to at CNBC.
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We should expect these fictional sites and these hoax sites to get more sophisticated, more creative, using some of our own tools against us.
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Or how a simple, denim-filled uniform can free the mind for more creative thought, which you can read more about at Gap Styld.by.
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If you want to do something a little bit more creative — and provocative — one fair pay advocacy organization suggests hosting an "unequal" happy hour.
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Even if that app is long gone, hopefully its more creative use of lists will live on through Facebook — if people seize the challenge.
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Supervisors also reportedly said that their staffers were more creative, had better attendance, were more punctual and didn't leave early or take long breaks.
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We can develop more creative financial and retirement plans that, while rooted in reality, are designed to tap into the satisfaction of someday today.
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If you want to share a video with someone who uses an Android smartphone, you're going to have to get a bit more creative.
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A change of scenery can help employees gain a fresh perspective on the task at hand and clear their minds for more creative thinking.
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And he was more creative: In the course of the Salem witch trials, men and women stood accused for a whole catalog of reasons.
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The sun clashes with kinky Uranus on Monday, pushing a change in your approach to intimacy that allows for more creative freedom and pleasure.
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Though it's their first project together in 20 years, it's clear that the more creative freedom they have, the more their tastes will converge.
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As consumer disgust at this behavior has grown, printer makers have been forced to get more creative in their efforts to block consumer choice.
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Furthermore, one old but interesting study from 1995 found that elated and depressed subjects were more creative than subjects with a more neutral affect.
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Only when she signed to Atlantic in 1967, working with producer Jerry Wexler and enjoying more creative control, did things start to pick up.
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We didn't have as many restrictions or rules locking us into the traditional folk sound, but rather incorporated more creative usage of the instruments.
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As the show has evolved, with longer episodes and more complicated narratives, it's allowed the DPs to expand their approach and get more creative.
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Today is a great day to get your shit in order—find a way to make getting organized a more creative and colorful experience.
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Now Facebook's strategy around auto-play video, paying Live content producers and offering more creative tools is helping to propel its massive revenue growth.
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Without more creative thinking about how to deal with those challenges, there are serious limits on what the US can do to confront them.
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In high school I became aware of the belief that left-handed people are more creative, and it instilled some doubt about my creativity.
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In the course of treating patients there, Navratil became interested in the more creative results of a drawing test he employed for diagnostic purposes.
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While any raise is better than nothing, if you want to move into a significantly higher income bracket, you'll need to get more creative.
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So Business Insider put together a list of more creative strategies you can use to deal with your debt and move on with life.
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"I think it will force campaigns to be a little more creative in how they're organizing and how they're getting out there," Vuskovic added.
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Research shows taking care of plants can actually be therapeutic, and having a botanical houseguest may purify your air and make you more creative.
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Studies show that clearing your head space of negative thoughts will allow you to open up your mind to more creative and positive thinking.
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Welch suggests posing a question that's more creative and shows that you've been listening to the interviewer, and that you're able to think big.
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And then there are the more creative strategies, such as dumpster diving, couch surfing for a few months or buying and selling collectible coins.
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Recently, brands are turning to more relaxed guidelines when it comes to influencer campaigns, and they are letting the creators take more creative control.
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Speaking at the World Government Summit in Dubai, Thrun talked up the potential of AI to free people up to do more creative jobs.
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" His central thesis is that rest not only makes us more productive and more creative, but also makes our lives "richer and more fulfilling.
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Having limited time is a constraint that forces you to be more productive, more creative, and more focused on what is important argues Bee.
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Samsung could easily exploit this dual-screen function to enable more creative use cases, like it's done with its "phablet" Note range of phones.
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Research suggests that people from different backgrounds may bring different perspectives to the same problem, which makes the group more creative and more innovative.
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To fight the new pay rules that used low utilization rates to increase driver pay, however, the apps would have to get more creative.
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Even trying to see what's underneath makes kids less defensive, more open to listening to limits and rules, and more creative in solving problems.
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It helps them to have a period when they're exploring more, when they're able to think about possibilities, they're able to be more creative.
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A little turmoil never hurt anybody as long as it came out slightly more creative in the end, and I think it maybe has.
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Because what I've found is sometimes lawyers get so tunnel vision on the legal aspect of it that we miss the more creative counter arguments.
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But in the past few months, TikTok users have been leaning to more creative short sketches, similar to the Vine skits that captured our hearts.
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I wanted to surprise people with unexpected flavors and fuck with their minds by modernizing the traditional recipes, making them in a more creative way.
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Maybe you'll want to wear all blue, or maybe you'll want to get a little more creative (it is the year of merch, after all).
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But, for every demand that's made of us there's an opportunity to grow stronger (or, at the very least, more creative at finding the loophole).
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We've already shared one easy way to slice them up, but if you're looking for more creative cutting tips, the internet is full of them.
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But Android phone makers including LG and Huawei have already released triple-camera systems that allow for more creative flexibility and ultra-wide-angle shots.
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I think, like anything, look at the product that you think is most interesting to you and where you think you can be more creative.
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I find that this is a nice demo indeed, and thought that it would help me get a bit more creative with trying new recipes.
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Had that rule been in place last year, Russian agents would at least have had to be a bit more creative about their election disruption.
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But dressing the part doesn't necessarily mean grabbing that standard suit and calling it a day — especially if you work in a more creative field.
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" "It was entirely at ease, however, with more creative Kanye insults like "You left your fridge open / somebody just took a sandwich," the piece continued.
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They can help you get more creative footage and have the potential to make a huge difference in certain scenarios (like macro or underwater shots).
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Magenta, Google's research project that looks at how AI can help people be more creative, just released an open source experimental instrument called NSynth Super.
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This small change helped to not only to inspire his team to be more creative but helped the executive reignite his passion for the job.
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"When you sleep better, you're more creative, you're more productive, you're more successful," Soda Kuczkowski, a sleep coach in Buffalo told the New York Post.
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In this environment, which is brutally cold so much of the year, it forces people inside, to be more creative and to take more chances.
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Among the more creative defences Mr Scott mounts is that artists are essentially critics, paying tribute to or improving upon the work of their predecessors.
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We've seen it be successful for partners and it's something we'll continue to do, but we're looking for more creative ways to provide revenue, too.
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And I think it's a pretty powerful idea, because it's not a bad thing to be more creative, regardless of the tools you are using.
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Like Ms. Burch, who introduced her line with small presentations, Ms. Chung is not planning a big fashion week blowout, but rather something more creative.
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According to some research, lefties may be more creative, be better at "divergent thinking" — generating new ideas based on existing information — and face challenges better.
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And while some of the more creative efforts have worked, most schemes are localized and remain small-scale in the face of deep-seated resistance.
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Men in comedy need to be more creative and stop regurgitating their peers' jokes, and if they can't, underrepresented comedians who can should be hired.
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Ctiborsky believes the documentary is about rather simple idea: a guy who defies himself, taking risks to open up his mind and become more creative.
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Other studies have indicated that psychedelics might make you more creative, but it was intriguing that both convergent and divergent thinking improved, Prochazkova tells me.
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The fact is, I am more productive, more creative, and have more potential since undergoing treatment for my bipolar disorder than I ever was before.
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"People with mild manic symptoms are more creative and more resilient to stress than normal mentally healthy people," Ghaemi said on CNN's "Smerconish" on Saturday.
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I believe that ideas are fueled by ideas—the more things you can expose yourself to, the more creative ammunition you have to work with.
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Studies show that those who possess strong internal self-awareness make better decisions, have better personal relationships, are more creative and have more fulfilling careers.
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While the sheets are available in classic, solid colors, Crane & Canopy also has a number of more creative offerings for the pattern-loving among us.
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The growth of money outside such traditionally closed-ended funds is a reflection of the more creative ways investors are allocating the private credit market.
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" Obama rendered one of Prince's most memorable quotes: "A strong spirit transcends rules," while adding that no one's spirit "was stronger, bolder, or more creative.
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Brawn, who founded The Miranda Brawn Diversity Leadership Foundation in the U.K., said a diverse workplace contributes to a more creative, innovative and productive workforce.
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When Disney purchased Lucasfilm, the owner of Star Wars, in 2012, the company decided it wanted more creative control over the future of the franchise.
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"Shadow banking, or unregulated financiers, can be more creative and take more risk (than banks)," said Todd Koretzky, a partner at law firm Allen & Overy.
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Also, and perhaps more idealistically, taking care of people's most basic needs will give them the freedom to be more creative and productive, supporters posit.
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Don't be afraid to go with a custom piece or a more creative look by utilizing a colored diamond or different metals like rose gold.
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The designs don't get much more creative than a square or cut-out transfer print of the official image and the name of the show.
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First, the camera within the app has been totally redesigned to facilitate more "creative" efforts, which is Facebook's way of referring to things that aren't images.
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" On Thursday, Hayter tweeted out against people claiming she and Lowry were in a relationship, writing, "You all need to get more creative with these DM's.
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The theatrics of a fashion show often provide us with the inspiration to reimagine unusual clothing and the drive to approach it in more creative ways.
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"What you realize as a landlord is that — by being more creative — it makes every mall different and every [shopping] trip different" for customers, he said.
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Others took it in a more creative approach - a reference to her widely-derided comment about schools needing guns to protect the children from grizzly bears.
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We found a cool camera that lets you get more creative than any Instagram filter, and it can literally turn your snapshots into works of art.
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An example of this is Google's 20% program, which prevents employees from having to do the same projects everyday and allows them to be more creative.
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"We want to make it really easy to make great audio, and so we're making more and more creative tools," said Mike Mignano, the company's CEO.
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I knew I wanted to do an animal somewhere in her room, but I wanted to do something a little more creative and not so traditional.
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While some celebs are happy to stick to old-fashioned carved pumpkins, others get more creative — think pumpkins painted like doughnuts, and even succulent-topped pumpkins.
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"Ask me a question" is just a placeholder for other questions or statements that are hopefully more creative and less self-centered, not must-use text.
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Chicken Pot-cciatore It's nice that we've gotten to the point where we're getting more creative with how to use weed in cooking than just brownies.
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There are other, more creative options too, including job-sharing arrangements allowing stable workforce participation with lower hourly commitments, expanded teleworking arrangements, or flexible working hours.
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It's up to us as artists to get more creative about how to—and I hate to say such an icky word—monetize what we do.
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And beyond cuts, it's easy to get even more creative with bold colors (red and yellow are my preference) and sumptuous textures, like velvet or corduroy.
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People within the studio began to feel as though they had more creative freedom, as well as ownership and power over the projects they worked on.
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The notes are on iOS; Android's character count for release updates is much smaller and doesn't leave enough room for some of these more creative renditions.
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Designers can produce more creative merchandise and use Adobe to target customers better than a shopping center, while also scaling up the business "rapidly," he said.
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For example, if you want to work on more creative projects, pitch a new idea to your boss or ask to sit in on a meeting.
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Photo credit: ShutterstockThe stereotype of late 1960s authors and musicians is that certain drugs can help to expand the mind and make the user more creative.
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"The most significant recent repositioning has been Gucci's move, under creative director Alessandro Michele, from a marketing-driven to a more creative direction," Goldman Sachs said.
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It took a minute before it occurred to people they didn't need to show the artists or instruments at all; they could be much more creative.
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And, since screaming, "HOW DO I BE JUST LIKE YOU?!" doesn't seem to work, we have to think of more creative ways to learn their secrets.
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In the future Cheung sees, all-you-can-eat sushi buffets will have to get more creative than ever with the ways they market their surimi.
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Should the FCC and ISPs win, it's more than likely that consumers will see a lot more "creative" restrictions placed on their broadband connections moving forward.
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Together, we're expanding our focus on safety, job quality and productivity and developing programs to better support a more flexible, more creative and more engaged workforce.
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Check a few representations of the burgeoning trend and expect to see a deluge of even more creative twists as the style hits stateside this summer.
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Do you feel like now that you're expanding beyond reality TV as a focus that you're coming up with more creative ideas in the writer's room?
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Rising UK soul artist Samm Henshaw is on his way to a photoshoot, telling me about one of his mum's more creative Sunday wake up calls.
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However, after three years of thrifting, China's lead smelters are getting more creative with their input mix, blending concentrates with recycled lead paste, according to Refinitiv.
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Britain is not just stronger in Europe, it is more imaginative and more creative, and our global creative success would be severely weakened by walking away.
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From hotel rooms under the sea to suites decorated with famous works of art, tourism trends are pushing hotels to be more creative than ever before.
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In New Zealand, a company called Perpetual Guardian trialed the four-day workweek and noticed its staff were happier, more creative, more punctual, and more productive.
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I wasn't sure what to expect from Terroni's Caprese, but I hoped it wasn't something that looked like this — Terroni just seemed more creative than this.
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In my case, having my stones and my walking stick and wearing what I really like allows me to be more creative and connected with myself.
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And since the best way to defend a faster, stronger, or more creative player is to slow him down, that is what opponents have been doing.
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Not to mention the local sock industry — and a legacy worth noting for any politician who might be looking for more creative, accessible ways to communicate.
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"If anything, I think we will become more creative in our messaging and be able to reach individuals in different walks of life," Ms. Roman said.
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We wanted to be a little more creative, to shed light on what it's like in prison, what day to day life is like in here.
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I had expected simply a favorite book or movie, but a lot of you shared far more creative ideas for both weekend enjoyment, and future stories.
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"What she brings from snowboarding to skiing is probably a more creative way of understanding how a mountain works, of how a carve works," Reiter said.
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"Events that aren't professional managed or professional produced are going away, and then those left in the market are forced to get more creative," he said.
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"There were always people who were straightforward and then others who were much more creative and detail focused," she said, citing aliases like Flirty4u and Sporty88.
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The advantages of independent effects houses were obvious: They could make more money, and maintain more creative freedom, as businesses than they could as individual freelancers.
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Abrams uses dark bluish purple and periwinkle -- a more creative take on traditional blue Democratic tones -- along with peach -- a nod to Georgia -- and aqua green.
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You know where your responsibilities reside, and you can make more informed decisions about how you spend your time — which leaves room to get more creative.
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Like a little traffic light in your chat box offering ideas for how to personalize something better, or how to make a generic response more creative.
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"Supervisors said staff were more creative, their attendance was better, they were on time, and they didn't leave early or take long breaks," Mr. Haar said.
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On all but a few Senate votes this year, he's backed Trump's position, and he hasn't really tried to use his powers in more creative ways.
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He's one of my favorite characters of the internet, he's one of the most innovative and pioneering ones and also one of the more creative ones.
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"Instead of diminishing the game, as some feared, artificial intelligence has actually made human players stronger and more creative," DeepMind CEO and co-founder Demis Hassabis says.
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A ramble along the river is a chance to take a breather from the frenetic pace of news to shoot in a slower and more creative way.
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Sure, you can scroll through Instagram for the tenth time today or pin a more perfect life on Pinterest, but some people get a bit more creative.
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"[The show] is going to be way more creative, way cooler than just you know the college years or something like that," Bell said of the reboot.
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Research from the University of California found that motivated employees were 31% more productive, had 37% higher sales, and were three times more creative than demotivated employees.
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Now that many of the acts coming through have been signed to the majors, they'll have both massive new opportunities and potentially more creative control to relinquish.
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What we're doing is building up this ecosystem where you have a lot more creative freedom around remixes and UGC and sources of revenue for existing artists.
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Imagine a generation of kids around the world benefiting from a personalized learning experience powered by machine learning to become more creative and, in turn, more successful.
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It allows users to be more creative with their posts, whether that's drawing on a picture, adding a special filter or placing stickers to personalize a message.
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Instead, the Uvolt is essentially a wrist-worn battery pack for charging your phone on the go, in one of the more creative spins on wearables yet.
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He gave them general guidance on which ingredients to highlight, he said, but more creative license than they normally receive from major perfume brands and fragrance houses.
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Surprising shifts take place as the sun opposes wildcard Uranus at 4:14 AM—it's time to move toward a more creative and free way of living.
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"I definitely want to continue with this side, whether it's more books or just more creative stuff, there's a lot planned on that side," Pieterse tells PEOPLE.
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TikTok's short-form videos are designed to sync up to music, and customizable tracks could offer more creative control to users trying to find the perfect beat.
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That won't be easy, but the technique forces a new way of thinking that eliminates the excess and leads to shorter, more creative and highly polished presentations.
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Mills also spoke of her hesitation with public funds, given the strings and limitations that often come attached, instead advocating for more creative nontraditional opportunities — like crowdfunding.
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Offering a more creative take on China's pollution struggle at the conference was Guoyuan Deng, an artist who's long dealt with the nature themes in his work.
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"I think Black writers are getting more creative with how they publish because these days, a lot of the writing out there is just commentary," she says.
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That myth of the loner leaves people in a distorted direction in terms of thinking, what do I need to do in order to be more creative?
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If you're more creative in the morning, leave your email and other rote tasks for the afternoons and save the precious morning hours for more challenging projects.
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That county officials would use an anti-discrimination law geared toward one group to effectively discriminate against Black voters was one of the county's more creative tactics.
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Styles, 23, has also reportedly been dating food blogger Tess Ward, which hopefully means the fan food is only going to get even more creative moving forward.
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I am a self-taught artist who began making mixed-media work in Santa Fe, NM, after my TV broke and I sought a more creative outlet.
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Over the last few years the PGA TOUR has gotten more creative about how it keeps fans at home in touch with what's happening on the course.
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As technology continues to expand and robots are picking up more creative tasks (interactive fiction, anyone?) it's fair to wonder if the robot uprising has already begun.
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This was a conscious design decision—one that Sanchez hopes will inspire people to be more creative not just in the game but in the real world.
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But being the headliner, we have even more creative freedom — and we also understand the value of giving that creative freedom to the people out with us.
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But they also could try something more creative -- a deal in which he tells prosecutors what he knows about ISIS in return for a reduced prison sentence.
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Sara Ellison of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology has shown that mixed-sex teams can produce more creative solutions than those dominated by either men or women.
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This forced The Daily Stormer to find more creative ways to stay online, like dabbling with a harder to shutter version on the so-called dark web.
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I would start to feel smothered and would be eager to go back to my house because my mom was much more creative and interesting and unconventional.
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This pushed the Fed to get much more creative, for instance buying mortgage bonds and paying banks interest on extra cash they keep with the central bank.
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Usually, you'd break out the champagne, but you can get a little more creative and unique by making a crisp whiskey cocktail like the Upscale American Sour.
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Quinn also ignores that as consumers and competitors grew wise to bad ISP behavior on the net neutrality front, ISP efforts simply evolved to become more creative.
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The constant rhythm of your stride takes over on a long run and serves as a form of meditation, which frees your thoughts for more creative thinking.
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While mediators are still working within the framework of the law, they tend to be more creative in divorce agreements to ensure both parties are treated fairly.
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And as the crackdowns get more severe, activists are becoming more creative with their organizing tactics, using Tinder, "Pokémon Go," and the iPhone's AirDrop feature to organize.
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"When it comes to what to wear to a wedding, couples are bucking tradition by getting more creative with the attire requests," Jacobs told us in 2017.
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Filling out a short list with the above names is a crutch that prevents pundits from more creative thinking about who could be the next vice president.
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On an indie label, artists enjoy more creative freedom, but they can feel limited by smaller budgets, which don't allow for the marketing that attracts large audiences.
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If Bryce Harper had known that he wouldn't need his bat last weekend, I'm sure he could have found some more creative things to do with it.
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On Instagram, for example, I found that activism came in forms more creative than just graphic T-shirts with "Black Lives Matter" screen-printed across the chest.
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Last but not least, the third reason LinkedIn needs to start getting a little more creative with its services is because its competition is not sitting still.
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Ginobili was already utterly unlike any NBA player when he arrived in the league; not more fluid or more creative or more intuitive, necessarily, but differently so.
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But with so many events now cluttering the market, some firms are getting more creative, offering more than a free glass of wine and proximity to celebrity.
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"Wow in the World" had a great podcast for kids about how the mind becomes way more creative when we're left to our own devices (i.e. bored).
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"We hope that when people read about the fellows, it makes them think about how they might be more creative in their own lives," Ms. Conrad said.
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While I personally wouldn't come back for the Classique, I would return for the Forestière, and try some of the other more creative variations on the menu.
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All that debt piling up in the government's coffers is going to require the Treasury Department to get more creative in figuring out how to finance it.
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"Unilateral [doesn't] work, we've got to do this in concert with others," Mattis said, adding that the U.S. should take more creative approaches in dealing with Iran.
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However, algorithms have changed and social media is much more saturated than when LIVELY launched, so she said brands today have to be more creative and strategic.
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But Zachary Lara and Sonya Yu, who live in San Francisco, wanted something else: a foothold in a second city where they could find more creative energy.
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"It was something that I just started becoming more creative with and always putting myself to the test, pushing boundaries outside of what was normal," Gavios said.
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By letting go of needless suffering and embracing your curiosity, you can uncover your own hidden talents that will allow you to live a more creative life.
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Private restaurants tend to be more creative and trendy and sometimes have the word "paladar" — a Cuban term for a family-run restaurant — in them, for example.
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"We are either hoping for market recovery, or are looking for a slightly more creative way to exit our position (in Postbank)," he said without elaborating further.
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Living in New York buyers who venture across the river to this Rockland County area often find a more creative community than in Westchester — and lower prices.
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Audrey's son, Sean, tells TMZ ... he's happy with the tribute to his late mother, but he's baffled that Ariana's team wasn't more creative to build something original.
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For example, if you're a "left-brained" type, then the belief is that you're a logical, analytical person, whereas "right-brained" people are supposedly more creative and intuitive.
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In his forthcoming guide How We Win, veteran activist George Lakey encourages organizers to avoid marches and rallies altogether in order to take more creative—and effective—action.
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Covering your webcam is a surefire way to stave off webcam hackers, but if you want to protect your microphone, you'll need to be a little more creative.
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Part of the reason design and multimedia have exploded in recent years is that marketers have to keep finding more and more creative ways to engage their audiences.
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Whether you're looking to eat healthy, or you just want to get a bit more creative with your recipes, a veggie spiralizer might be the way to go.
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Along the way, you'll get a chance to flex your logic skills — gameplay has been compared to Sudoku — and the more creative players are, the better you'll do.
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"He is one of the more creative and independent-minded people you will find in the State Department," a former State Department official who knows him told CNN.
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I really hope that the projects really inspire more creative people to come out of these places, and for more people to reveal their cultures and their world.
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"By reducing the focus on likes as an indicator of success, creators will have more creative control — focusing on content and transitioning their content towards video," he said.
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The surprise is just one of many sweet proposals getting attention online in recent months, as couples everywhere are getting more and more creative when popping the question.
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All in all, this work gets us one step closer to a future where large parts of game design are automated, and humans handle the more creative tasks.
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The app will also make it easier to get more creative with instant photos, helping photographers to set up double exposures or artsy long exposure light streak shots.
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But all of them are doing something outside the norm, appealing to people who have soured on the status quo and desire a more nomadic, more creative lifestyle.
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Tomorrow, Epic Games plans to retire Fortnite's Playground mode, a limited time event that was designed to offer a more creative tool for the game's millions of players.
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Then again, people tend to be more creative in messy environments — so if you aren't feeling motivated to re-organize your entire office space, that's probably okay, too.
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Today, he worries that Google isn't focusing enough on fixing the product, even as potential abusers find more creative ways to deceive users or make a quick buck.
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Bites The theory of creative limitation states that by proposing constraints upon a project or an idea, one gains the freedom to become more creative within those constraints.
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I've cooked and tried Beyond Burgers on my own before, but I liked that Blue Apron made it easy to cook the burger in a more creative way.
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This offseason, Harden teased a new move, saying at a fan event that he was "coming up with something more creative" than his patented step-back three-pointer.
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Survival in the hypercompetitive, globalized economy, where workers have fewer protections and are more disposable than ever, requires that we try to become faster, smarter, and more creative.
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Others were more creative with their wares, selling T-shirts memorializing Muhammad Ali, Prince, and newly crowned NBA champions, the Cleveland Cavaliers, alongside the more standard Trump fare.
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"Automation is leading to job growth in certain industries where machines take on repetitive tasks, freeing humans for more creative duties," The Wall Street Journal's William Wilkes reports.
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Not that Stranger Things wasn't amazing, but I had more creative freedom in It. Your character has a vulnerable flash when he reveals he's scared of clowns, too.
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Everyone can stand to be a bit more creative or imaginative as an adult, doesn't matter what your job is, and I hope this sparks that in them.
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Because it is small and light it could easily become a second writing device for your more creative work that you pull out in times of pensive creativity.
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"We hope that when people read about the fellows, it makes them think about how they might be more creative in their own lives," the program's director said.
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It should be noted that some hyphenates, like Z-Bo and Q-Pon, do actually work, but the rest are practically begging for people to get more creative.
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As the new coronavirus spreads internationally and the more creative (or paranoid) among us are threat-mapping our daily routines, gyms have become a big, fat question mark.
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Buyers are taking their time before signing on the dotted line, and sales agents and brokers have had to get more creative in drawing attention to their listings.
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It's a really neat feature, that definitely enables you to get much more creative with your shots, though it takes a bit of practice to nail the timing.
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In fact, according to data by GoDaddy, one in two millennials makes an average $210 in extra income from odd jobs － some are just a bit more creative.
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Jeff Cronenweth's cinematography is often eloquent and more creative than the script, especially in the film's euphoric opening as James dances wildly, naked and out of his mind.
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But ABC, which pays roughly $75 million a year to broadcast the ceremony, received more creative input in the show as part of a contract renegotiation this year.
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Nearly everyone in the survey said automating those routine but necessary tasks — HR processes, IT support and accounting -- would boost productivity and allow employees to be more creative.
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It's not all that widely used right now though, so you might have to get a bit more creative if you're going to land the job of your dreams.
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A more creative deal may prove impossible — one should never bet against the unwieldy American legislative system's ability to generate gridlock — but it has a more promising path forward.
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Large groups of people making the journey from Central America, known as caravans, have forced smugglers to be more creative and aggressive, Selee of the Migration Policy Institute said.
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You could certainly imagine the Motion Sonic project paving the way for smaller and more attractive wearables that go beyond fitness tracking and notification and into more creative realms.
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With the avalanche of new products, new technologies and new ways of working, workers are going to have to become more creative in order to benefit from these changes.
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I think they did such a great job of making it a more creative, fun approach to sending that message, because it could have been a lot less…nuanced.
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"The deals we've been doing with the industry are really important for getting to a place where we have less takedowns and more creative freedom for people," Ljung said.
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Here are some of the more creative efforts: Senator Marco Rubio spends much of his time on the campaign trail discussing how President Obama is trying to destroy America.
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Whether this is a deal-breaker to you will depend on your usage patterns, or whether you're willing to gamble on either of Oppo and Vivo's more creative solutions.
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The company claims that together, the digital abacus system and the brain training games will help children improve at mental math, memory, boost self confidence, and be more creative.
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But, if you really want to wear your ankle boots all season long without getting sick of them, you'll have to get a little more creative with your ensembles.
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More creative ideas included a tainted chocolate milkshake served at the Havana Hilton, a poisonous fountain pen, and toxic mollusks that would poison Castro when he went scuba diving.
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The Saudis have grown more creative in managing oil markets and putting a floor under prices, said Tamar Essner, senior director of energy and utilities at Nasdaq Corporate Solutions.
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While the powers-that-be tried to punish sexual speech on just about every online platform possible, the rest of us just got freakier and more creative in response.
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Based on her op-ed "10 Secrets For A More Creative Life," Piera will share her experience and approach - and how to translate that into a thriving, soulful company.
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People can tend to play it safe on other red carpets, but this event really celebrates fashion as art, so you can take more risks and be more creative.
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For CEO Ragy Thomas, it's about finding more creative ways to use the social information they have been collecting for the past 7.5 years the company has been around.
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To make Stories global, Facebook adds Archive and audio posts As Bhandari dug deeper, she found that people wanted more creative tools, but not at the cost of speed.
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While the challenge initially called for attempters to use a spin kick to twist off the cap, several celebs turned to even more creative ways to complete the task.
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So far we've worked with frequencies for happiness, positivity, balance, and clarity at parties so people can get that sense of belonging and being more creative with their bodies.
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"Britain is not just stronger in Europe, it is more imaginative and more creative, and our global creative success would be severely weakened by walking away," the letter read.
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But many are forced to become more creative in finding ways to care for patients who continue to fall through a healthcare safety net that remains full of holes.
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"So one of the take-home points is if you want to build a more creative society, there is no substitute for just trying and doing it," he continued.
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It is the belief that, thanks to the general spread of market freedom and cultural pluralism, our society is becoming stumblingly but gradually richer, more just and more creative.
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Artists report feeling the more creative and productive during the manic phase of the illness and even enjoy the feelings of elation and euphoria that occur during this phase.
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Unshackled by the bureaucracies of a legacy company, the small teams tend to be able to move more nimbly and interact with their fans in more creative, efficient ways.
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In 2015, Disney separated Marvel Studios from Marvel entertainment at the behest of Feige, in order to allow the latter more creative control of the highly successful film franchise.
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Others have been more creative; top users from the defunct vlogging site Vine planned a meet-and-greet convention tour known as MAGCON, charging fans for real-life access.
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These snacks are the more creative, and at times, more convenient solutions to getting the energy and focus you need to power through a work, school, and gym day.
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This means fostering the development of softer, more creative, social-orientated skills such as teamwork, judgement, agility and adaptability — a far cry from the focus of previous industrial revolutions.
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Investigators said synthetic drug traffickers are getting more creative in how they ship drugs through the postal system, exploiting the sheer volume of international mail and sending smaller packages.
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"We've got more pizzerias in the city now than we did 213 years and ago and there's more diversity in the pizza — they're more creative and inventive," he said.
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Most have made á la carte menus available, but there are some places that are taking a more creative approach with special meal packages and larger family-style dinners.
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Before Stanley Kubrick melted everyone's brains with the unprecedented scientific realism of 2001: A Space Odyssey, Hollywood directors had a lot more creative leeway in their space adventure films.
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The games had a global impact, alerting the world to a new breed of machine learning programs that promised to be smarter and more creative than AI of old.
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While bridesmaids traditionally wear the same exact dress to the wedding, couples nowadays are skirting around the tradition and allowing members of the bridal party to be more creative.
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This has forced retailers to get a little more creative in their quest to be the unicorn that gamers deserve, adding all kinds of extras to entice savvy shoppers.
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I think about that puzzle a lot when I'm hitting a writer's block and want to feel bad about how much more creative and ambitious other constructors can be.
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Research from the University of California found that motivated employees were 31 percent more productive, had 37 percent higher sales, and were three times more creative than demotivated employees.
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Indeed, creativity researchers believe that a relaxed brain, a brain that is not in the grip of anxiety or blocked by other psychological barriers, is a more creative brain.
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Heath's artistry, combined with her more recent ability to convert, is paving the way for players like Rose Lavelle and for a more creative, entertaining USWNT in the 2020s.
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Initially, says Tegan, they thought they'd have to do a lot more creative work, cherry-picking choruses and writing around them, but many of songs stood on their own.
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With the unemployment rate below 4 percent and competition for skilled workers increasing, companies are getting more and more creative when it comes to attracting and retaining top talent.
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A little more than a year later, though, he took a more creative and constructive approach to repairing their frayed relationship: They became fully cooperative partners, husband and wife.
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Learn the strategies that chief executives have developed to help you go beyond the polished résumés and scripted answers to hire more creative and effective members for your team.
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The challenge is that after such cultural orientations have set in, merely pointing people to opportunity can be insufficient as a social uplift strategy — more creative strategies are required.
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It was always amazing to see how my dad's logical, engineering mind, combined with my mom's more creative mind, usually had us solving a 1,000-piece puzzle fairly quickly.
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Co-founder and co-CEO Neil Blumenthal told me via email: Snapchat's Lenses, Geofilters and Stickers separate it from other social networks by making communication more creative, fun and casual.
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That's where palettes come in: They give you way more creative freedom than a single contouring stick or solo powder, and there are options for everyone, from novice to master.
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To do this, the team used Flow Machines, a tool designed to help guide songwriters and push them to be more creative, not do all of the work for them.
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Basically, the dumb bot's erratic behavior shook the humans out of their ruts and coaxed them toward more creative solutions, according to the study published today in the journal Nature.
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Today, leagues are more image-conscious than ever, and it's unlikely that any future licensing deals would give comic-book scribes more creative freedom than Nicieza and his colleagues had.
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Although the woman was sweet, she ended up sticking to the Black girl face chart from the brand she was working for, and refused to get a little more creative.
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The Verge spoke to du Sautoy about different types of creativity, AI helping humans become more creative (instead of replacing them), and the creative fields where artificial intelligence struggles most.
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Thankfully, as we descend into these dark times, more creative minds like Najam's give these commercials a relatable spin, enriching our lives and making each ad a bit more bearable.
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A majority of Cuba's filmmakers now work outside of state institutions, saying it gives them more creative freedom and that they have been tolerated to some extent by the authorities.
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I took a lot of LSD, and always felt that it kind of opened my mind and made me more creative, or just made me see things in different ways.
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The goal of the technique, ultimately, is to reduce the time it takes to develop games by automating parts of level design and, arguably, letting humans do more creative work.
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"Although anthropomorphism is one of the more creative ways people try to meet belonging needs, it is nevertheless difficult to have a relationship with an inanimate object," caution the researchers.
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Wild swings in coffee bean prices and changing consumer habits in recent years have already forced roasters and retailers, including top names such as Starbucks Corp, to be more creative.
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But politicians could do more to explain the need for extra resources, and they could be more creative, tackling problems of civilian infrastructure that also pose problems for military mobility.
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"We are either hoping for market recovery, or are looking for a slightly more creative way to exit our position (in Postbank)," he said at the time, declining to elaborate.
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So I suppose I became a writer so I could be a comedian and then I started to realize that, for me, the writing seemed more creative than the performing.
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There's more creative power to harness on Friday, when aesthetic Venus harmonizes with action planet Mars at 11:50 AM, enabling our creative choices to be carried out with ease.
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And if you take a couple of shots of absinthe and limoncello alongside it, you might find yourself coming up with some even more creative "salads" later in the evening.
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I love our pastries and I love our bread program but I thought it was important that we brought in someone to lend a more creative side to those things.
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I like the freedom in not having that many things and not having a real place to live, a real address, because I think it makes me feel more creative.
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Smoking just helps to free my mind, slow my thoughts down and think about everything not only in a more poetic way but in a more creative way in general.
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Interviewers are getting more and more creative with their questions, and how candidates answer can land or lose them the job -- even if the question isn't specific to the role.
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Now that she's got more creative control with SPKTRM, she insisted that the only editing done to its images is saturating the background in order to make the models pop.
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The city office, which recently expanded to cover more creative fields, including advertising, digital distribution and music, was traditionally used to promote the TV and film industry in New York.
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Wine and flowers are a typical go-to when it comes to housewarming presents, but there are more creative options, like those on page, that are both unique and useful.
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It has a newly named studio chief in Jim Gianopulos, the former head of Fox's film division, whose task it will be to bring more creative stability to the company.
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Related: Bittersweet Animation Tells the Tale of Leonard Cohen's "Two Went to Sleep" Frank Lloyd Wright Interview Gets New, Animated Life How Autism Made Beef Queen Temple Grandin More Creative
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These include rising home prices, fewer buyers who can afford homes, more buyers locking in rates to protect themselves, and more creative financing options which contribute to real estate crashes.
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But decade by decade, more prohibitions were added to the rule as players became more creative and used outside props, such as a cellphone stashed in the goal-post padding.
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"Supervisors said staff were more creative, their attendance was better, they were on time, and they didn't leave early or take long breaks," Jarrod Haar, a human resources professor, said.
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Or perhaps more accurately, when a global pandemic means you can't go ahead with your grandmother's 95th birthday party as planned, find a more creative way to celebrate it instead.
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Getting around those blocks isn't easy, but it's achievable and well worth the effort: People with high self-awareness have stronger relationships, perform better at work and are more creative.
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"Since we bought the club, we have tried to be even more different, more unique, more creative," Khelaifi said in an interview at the launch of the Air Jordan event.
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We've seen a lot of "Catcher in the Rye" lesson plans — in fact, we've created our own — but this one is more creative, interesting and just plain fun than most.
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While the ballet, the symphony and the Alley were able to move this season's performances to other concert halls around town, the Houston Grand Opera had to get more creative.
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In response to the sheer number of new digital gates that might be left open, employers and educators have had to become more creative in finding people to guard them.
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There are businesses like restaurants, spas, and event venues that might need to be more creative, so I encourage you to really think about what your clientele loves you for.
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In the same vein, weekend workers also tend to have more freedom to work how they'd like and with more creative latitude since there are generally fewer layers of supervision.
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Distribution has been citified, and officials and developers in cities like Paris are getting more creative with where they are willing to put the facilities, and what they look like.
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Therefore, our course for maintaining a competitive advantage, or at least parity, involves having a workforce that is at least as smart as — and hopefully more creative than — our competitors.
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They found that this group&aposs results did not differ from those in the pride group — suggesting that the embarrassment made participants more creative than they would have been otherwise.
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And lower-income populations make sense as a first step, with more and more states getting permission to be more creative with how they develop and administer their Medicaid plans.
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She said brands today have to be more creative and strategic, realizing that the ROI may be lower, but it's still an important space for consumers to discover your brand.
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Then again, people tend to be more creative in messy environments — so if you aren't feeling motivated to re-organize your entire office space this second, that's probably okay, too.
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A study published recently in the journal Infant Behavior and Development found that toddlers were more creative and played for longer amounts of time when they were given fewer toys.
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Not only did the show's ratings spike, but she negotiated an unprecedented deal with Rhimes and the production studio that gave her more creative control and ownership of her career.
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Now that I don't use makeup to cover my face, I use it as a means of self-expression — still showing my skin but being more creative with my narrative.
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The pair left ABC and FX, respectively, and inked major Netflix production deals in exchange for more creative freedom — and money — than what they were getting at their old networks.
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"In order for such short phrases to be protected under the Copyright Act, they must be more creative than the lyrics at issue here," Fitzgerald ruled, according to court papers.
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It is time we start acknowledging that we must get much more creative in our approach to gender diversity if we ever want to have a shot at reaching parity.
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Bit by bit, the Court enables states to get more creative and bold in their restrictions, until one day it finally gives up the ghost and announces Roe is dead.
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As it happens, participants who got negative feedback—and felt shitty because of what the researchers termed "social rejection"—made collages that were more creative than those who were unaffected.
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Long sleeves allow you to get more creative with the necklines – plus, you needn't find a bra that will stay hidden while doing your dance move of choice (mine's the sprinkler).
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While this is a more creative way to raise awareness of advertising in public spaces, some cities have outright banned advertising, although the bans are generally on billboards or outdoor advertising.
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Working with highly competent AI lets her take on more projects, and frees up time so that she can work on more creative texts, which machines have traditionally failed to translate.
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"When you bring more people into the field you get more creative outcomes," said Tess Posner, CEO of AI4All, a non-profit working to increase diversity in fields including artificial intelligence.
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"These changes allow us to continue evolving the Snapchat service and provide a foundation for introducing even more creative tools for making fun snaps," the company said in a blog post.
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Like it or not, your Windows 10 is highly vulnerable to all kinds of pernicious attacks — and hackers are just getting more and more creative with creeping into your personal computer.
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What's more, Schlegelmilch points out that this evolutionary step in the brand's growth will likely spur even more creative ideas (and lust-worthy products) from its founders, a trio of sisters.
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If the Tag Heuer Connected is a vision of the luxury smartwatch future to come, watchmakers are going to need to get more creative to deliver something worth such pricey purchase.
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" Linda Brownlee Based In: LondonHas Worked With: AnOther, British Vogue, WSJ, Anthropologie, Miu Miu "We need more female storytellers and female perspectives to make fashion more creative and representative of society.
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It will also take a different approach and thought process by Airbnb's leadership than they've employed to date (more creative, less afraid of politics, less wedded to what they already know).
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StoneCycling is looking forward to erecting more creative projects from regional refuse: many architects around the world, Massa said, have been reaching out with interest in incorporating WasteBasedBricks into their designs.
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Democrats' 2020 race is already one for the history books: There's a tighter pack, more diversity, more authentically viable candidates, more early money, and more creative, meaty ideas than anyone expected.
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I should have gotten more creative, since that's what I would have made for myself anyway, but I always stress out about food selections and end up going with the familiar.
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Fake news creators are becoming more creative in the face of efforts to stamp them out, pivoting from circulating their own misleading stories to developing sophisticated techniques that manipulate real news.
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It's complicated Studies show pleasurable emotions are associated with broader and more creative thinking, and a range of positive outcomes including better resilience, social connectedness, well-being, physical health, and longevity.
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Levey said Figure1 also plans to deliver new services to its users through direct messaging, including: in-app customer support (kind of a no-brainer) and a more creative mentorship program.
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With an endless parade of anti-Wenger protest signs—including the hilariously tasty calls for a "Wexit"—we're now likely to see people get a bit more creative about their upset.
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And all of the alliance members emphasize that increasing Google Play's defense will only drive malware authors to get even more creative and aggressive about distributing tainted apps through other means.
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Moraca said criminals are also getting more creative in counterfeiting store receipts, which can then be used to process a fraudulent return more seamlessly, if an employee doesn't notice the difference.
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For years, people have dreamed of creating a pill that could solve all your problems—one that could make you smarter, more creative, and give you a competitive edge in life.
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These good ol' favourites may never go out of style, but those pecking around for more creative eats may satisfy their tastebuds with these new mashups that have hit the market.
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I'm guessing most haven't spent much time on Mixer—lord knows I haven't—but this definitely has me more interested, and Mixer would benefit from more creative ideas like this one.
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Indeed, at times the books read like a string of more creative, better-written, women's magazine embarrassing moments, though Georgia Nicolson's antics were often actually embarrassing in a way that CosmoGirl!
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Of course, competition among states to attract investment and economic development in a more wide-open regulatory environment could arguably prompt state governments to develop more creative, coherent, and rational policies.
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As a country, our focus should be on helping U.S. companies become more innovative, more creative in their product development and positioned at the vanguard of technology in their perspective industries.
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"A friend's agency needed a freelance writer, and I jumped at the opportunity to do some more creative work than what I was used to at the day job," Gower said.
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"We showed that people who were better at this task reported more creative hobbies," says Roger Beatty, postdoctoral fellow in cognitive neuroscience at Harvard, and one of the fMRI study's authors.
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It all leads to a body of science showing that if business owners want employees to be more creative, they should promote more spare time for slacking off and creative hobbies.
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That trend continued even as she became less of a force on the pop charts — the more creative control she had, the more Carey worked within hip-hop and R&B.
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Central banks around the world are cutting interest rates and turning to more creative measures to pump record sums of money into their economies to combat the impact of the coronavirus.
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I sort of vowed, next time I do "Spawn," I'll do it small, I'll do it reasonable so that everybody's risk is mitigated and that will allow me more creative input.
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If we're going to be buying the gifts for ourselves, we suddenly have incentive to get a little more creative than the typical heart-shaped bonbons and pink and red flowers.
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Creative and production had been separate disciplines, but in recent years, more creative agencies have begun launching their own production divisions to grow their revenue, as production can be more lucrative.
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The pro offered a fresh perspective that was arguably more useful than the perspective of someone who&aposs familiar with my day-to-day work, and she could be more creative.
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Third, a more creative approach is needed to the range of assets that pensioners can draw on, including their homes, which have so far played little part in provision for old age.
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To be clear, hate speech is a socially constructed concept that changes over time—especially as those who intend to persecute or diminish certain groups find more creative ways of doing it.
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Russians, bringing a tradition of ballet to the pool, have taken home the Olympic gold for duets since Sydney in 2000, earning a reputation for extreme precision and ever more creative choreographies.
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Typically during clean-ups like this, the website owner removes the file, leading the downloader to receive an HTTP 404 error message, but in this case they got a little more creative.
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While virtual reality gear like Oculus engulfs the brain to present a different reality, books engage the brain and present a different reality through a more creative exchange between medium and self.
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A one-stop shop for the millennial business woman, Create & Cultivate is for entrepreneurs of all kinds, even those with full-time jobs looking to get more creative in their current environment.
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No more disillusionment here, no more self-loathing either: Florence Welch has given up drinking and found not only a way to be more creative but the courage to get truly personal.
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It's just that you don't want a show where everybody always goes to that, so we kinda had to push people to be more creative and think of other approaches to things.
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Unlikely LayersWe might consider ourselves masterful today when it comes to layering, but we'll argue that we took even more creative liberties and an anything-goes approach to it in middle school.
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Or maybe all you ever do is go out to drinks with your friends, and you want to do something more creative, like start a book club or spend time in nature.
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The first is that Google is trying to be more creative in how it delivers answers than before, pulling in multimedia sources both from the web and from my own personal information.
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The album was a departure from the neo-soul vibe of their debut album, and was the result of the group having more creative control over their sound and presenting new ideas.
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But if you've never even seen crack, and you're trying to decide what to name your forthcoming line of gourmet coconut squares, it probably wouldn't hurt to be a little more... creative.
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