Partly through its décor and also because of its location, Giacomo Arengario reflects a more global sensibility, serving a lighter, international menu and catering to a newer, more global clientele.
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"The tour is so much more global now," she said.
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How has gaining a more global perspective enriched your filmmaking?
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That means these sites could reach more global audiences faster.
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They're much more global in their thinking than we were.
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The approach is more global in nature than this case.
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And more global records will be around the corner, too.
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With more global awareness and effort, it could fall further.
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"The desire to make better, stronger, more global companies remains."
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But there other more global and historical reasons as well.
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This is leading more global regulators to take a closer look.
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It's not as if the world has simply gotten more global.
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TechCrunch: Your list of investors is becoming more and more global.
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At the same time big American firms have become more global.
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And we're much more global than we ever were in 1987.
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The enhanced greenhouse effect, in turn, leads to more global warming.
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The organization has been working to have a more global membership.
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We'll have more global growth where it's needed, in developing countries.
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The principles will be presented to 450 more global executives today.
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The principles will be presented to 450 more global executives today.
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For that to happen, the league must cultivate more global stars.
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After all, nothing could be more global than the British royal family.
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It's unclear how long it'll take to reach a more global audience.
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"It's a better deal because it's more global," Hart told Business Insider.
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"Democrats generally do environmental issues on a more global scale," Gray said.
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Companies are dramatically more global today than they were 25 years ago.
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One consolation is that our appetites are today more global than European.
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Technological competition today takes place, however, in a much more global marketplace.
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But I'll try to be more global in my positioning in future.
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With 56 offices around the world, who is more global than Christie's?
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A more global rollout of the episode is planned for later this year.
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It's more global, and right now in America, it's in the Big Four.
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As you would expect, he prefers American-made LPs to more global fare.
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However, you can also zoom out and take in a more global view.
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Our fintech portfolio is also more global than other sectors we invest in.
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The biggest change in recent years is that our reach is more global.
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Read more: Global central banks are making investors pay to stash their money.
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More global summits or UN reports will only enhance the perceptions of elitism.
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Also, business has become more global, so people are working across time zones.
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A few years later, GV switched to a more global and unified strategy.
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He could try to unleash violence to try to draw more global attention.
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The more global and complex the business, the more work this initial step requires.
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Image: NASA/GSFC/Scientific Visualization Studio/Cindy StarrThere could also be more global effects.
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The Instagram community has grown faster and become more global than we ever imagined.
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US civil society needs to include more global perspectives on the country's foreign policy.
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When he worked in the United States, however, Mr. Davies's projects were more global.
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The business is vastly more global than it used to be, Ms. Lingon said.
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Since then, China's influence machine has become infinitely more resourceful — and far more global.
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He must start by acting less nationalist and more global (or at least regional).
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However, those policies may pile up even more global debt, already at record highs.
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Still, I'd like to push the boundaries and try to incorporate more global approaches.
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The more momentum is lost, the more [global] stocks will catch up to U.S. stocks.
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This is only the first step toward more global and coordinated work among media organizations.
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The higher the visa-free score, the more global mobility power a passport holder has.
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Whereas DeepMind's swing at ophthalmology targeted the UK, Microsoft's ambitions are a considerably more global.
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The magazine today is more premium, more global and on more platforms than ever before.
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We see a much more global dimension, which I think is a really good thing.
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In the late '220s Mr. Lockett evidently was worried about more global examples of violence.
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N) for C$931 million ($723 million) for more global exposure and the recurring revenue.
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Ryan, in contrast, is calling for more global engagement — and U.S. leadership — in the region.
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"The modern farmhouse is evolving into something a little bit more global," Ms. Bikoff said.
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I thought of them more individually as opposed to them being suggested as more global.
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But perhaps even more significantly, the biggest US companies are now more and more global companies.
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That fits nicely with another priority of which Japanese firms often talk: becoming more global-minded.
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It will need a more global looking tech ecosystem, ready to think bigger than just France.
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Asia also is becoming more global-thinking, and nowhere is this more apparent than in China.
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What it means: Trees absorb huge amounts of carbon dioxide annually, preventing even more global warming.
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He said it has "changed the game," and now, Heptio has an even more global reach.
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Katz said Carnival faced more geographic-specific challenges than Royal Caribbean's and Norwegian's more global brands.
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Now for the news of the week, leaning a little more global and techie than usual.
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That's not surprising, given the venture gets more global press (arguably) than any startup in Africa.
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The Treasury also aims to sell more global bonds in U.S. dollars next year, he added.
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I completed it recently and I now have a much more global perspective on fashion and communications.
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But he also has an eye on making the league even more global than it currently is.
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That is because housing is becoming a more global asset class rather than a purely local one.
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The wildfires release more carbon dioxide into the atmosphere, which scientists say will drive more global warming.
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Now the world is even more global, and you have to pick up a call at midnight.
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Businessweek is much smarter, more global and on more platforms than ever before thanks to her efforts.
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We can't keep expecting world leaders to save the day, especially as more global agreements get undermined.
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And generally as countries' economies become more global they also tend to loosen visa requirements for travellers.
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More global players on the DCE should lead to "more efficient pricing and increased liquidity," he said.
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Paktor, a dating app that rivals Tinder in Southeast Asia, is pushing itself into more global markets.
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Is this something you're noticing anecdotally on a personal level, or politically on a more global level?
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It involves steps like stronger performance standards, better labeling, more global cooperation and greater use of incentives.
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But the way the more international LME contract is behaving suggests the shocks may be more global.
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The idea of a more global Britain emerging from the European Union may strike you as jarring.
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The expanded Tate Modern embraces this human scale even if its aspirations are more global than ever.
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It also predicted rising demand for military disaster responses as extreme weather created more global humanitarian crises.
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The firm is more global, with 57% of sales from abroad compared with 29% when Mr Immelt started.
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The move is part of a larger effort to enter more global markets and appeal to new customers.
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This desire for bold, new flavors has given rise to more global ingredients entering the U.S. culinary space.
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With less job security and more global competition, it's critical that people update and refine their skills continuously.
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To make more global hits, Netflix is also going to bring its original content to more dubbed languages.
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The hardware startup has the fairly ambitious goal of making air purification both more personalized and more global.
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While some places are looking inward, the game of basketball is arguably more global than its ever been.
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More global investors coming to the Polish market result from the fact that Polish companies have become bigger.
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So it's really awesome to transform our company to be more global — we already have 50 different nationalities.
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"As society becomes more and more global, people want to appreciate and connect to the local," he said.
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More global competition, lower food prices and the relative strength of sterling have also made farmers' lives harder.
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The festival's focus on international cinema meant a more global spotlight than American-centric award ceremonies, he said.
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"More global trade is a good thing if we get a piece of the cake," Mr. Duijzers said.
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Over the next 15 years, it is projected that more global infrastructure will be built than currently exists.
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Oracle unveiled a new user experience and brand that features a "warmer" and more global look and feel.
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More global economic activity translates to more natural resource extraction and greenhouse-gas (GHG) emissions, and vice versa.
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Perhaps it's a sign that younger people are more global and less nationalistic than their parents or grandparents.
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Facing more global competition and higher energy prices, and with Great Depression memories fading, executives became more aggressive.
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The tragedy of the war gained more global attention after the killing of the Saudi dissident Jamal Khashoggi.
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" But with Osaka's combination of youth, authenticity and cultural diversity, he says, "she might have more global appeal.
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The Imperial War Museum London is constructing new World War II galleries to reflect a more global story.
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Other attempts to elaborate on the stack have been more rigorous and comprehensive, less personal and more global.
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This week, Apple raised fears of more global corporate troubles to come with a coronavirus-caused revenue warning.
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Meanwhile, wildfires raging in the Arctic are emitting tons of carbon dioxide, which will contribute to more global heating.
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IT IS TECHNOLOGY THAT HAS HURT BUSINESSES, AND SO WE NEED MORE GLOBAL TRADE TO MAKE UP FOR THAT.
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Uber, while far more global and diversified than Lyft, burned through about twice the amount of cash last year.
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His intent was both racing alongside the iconic Italian brand and spreading Ford's influence on a more global scale.
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Every time a leader came to the school, it inspired him to dream of a bigger, more global business.
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And one big reason for that is that the sequel had a much more global debut than its predecessor.
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LSEG CEO SAYS STRATEGY HAS BEEN TO BECOME A MORE GLOBAL BUSINESS, REFINITIV DEAL INCREASES EXPOSURE TO NORTH AMERICA
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I hope that we will have a better situation so that we can get again more global trade agreements.
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Two billion more global citizens will join the human race by 2050, bringing the Earth's population to 9 billion.
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"More global trade is a good thing if we get a piece of the cake," a Dutch longshoreman said.
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Mr. Pérez continued the party at his penthouse in an adjoining high-rise, as more global Basel-goers arrived.
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Hernandez hopes to attract even more global artists and audiences to the festival, he said in a phone interview.
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I'm looking forward to playing in some more global events and enjoying all the places that it takes me.
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"Our project is more global than restitution and also aims to valorize different types of patrimony," Bouli told Hyperallergic.
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Medvedev said that as the gas market is becoming more global, the number of swap deals will only increase.
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"Trump has gone so inward, so nationalistic, that readers are rebelling by going more global," she said by telephone.
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The International Crisis Group has called for more global pressure to punish Colombo if Rajapaksa does not receive parliamentary approval.
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Lagarde also noted there were global challenges which demanded more global cooperation but also other challenges that needed regional cooperation.
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Vanguard, an index-tracking fund manager, attracted more global mutual-fund inflows last year than its ten largest rivals combined.
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The update, coming soon, will be available first for customers in the US, with a more global expansion to follow.
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Expect that trend to continue as more global financial institutions turn away from the economic and reputational costs of coal.
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Twitter also had a more global reach, with about 25% of the viewers streaming games from out of the country.
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Obama has more global speeches penciled in, including one in the UK, just two days before Trump's big G7 summit.
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Old guard liberals are fading across the continent, as politics become a battle between nationalist populists and more global centrists.
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As part of making the yuan a more global currency, China is also opening its bond market to institutional investors.
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He said the idea was to make the company more global as it looks to add investments in natural gas.
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Instead of focusing on the issue as just a "domestic" problem, then, Pandith recommends Buttigieg take a more global approach.
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U.S. withdrawal can only lead to more global insecurity, which will negatively impact the United States as much as Europe.
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As racing has become more global, the inability to ship a horse was an unexpected problem for the Japanese industry.
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MUILENBURG: YOU'VE SEEN THAT CHANGE JUST OVER THE LAST FEW YEARS AS AIR TRAFFIC HAS BECOME MORE GLOBAL IN NATURE.
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For his part, Harvest Volatility Management partner Dennis Davitt believes that Trump's Wednesday comments have a more global implication for investors.
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If that is the trend, then the future may belong closer to Ocasio-Cortez's more global standard, not the American exception.
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We don't want people to connect us to a particular area in the world, we're trying to be much more global.
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This represents a positive feedback loop that could yield substantially more global warming, depending how much and how quickly permafrost melts.
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Deutsche Boerse said a larger board would help it deal with increased demands, growth, greater diversity and a more global operation.
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One is incentivized to preserve the status quo, while the other is looking to create a new, more global financial system.
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Some economists see the slowdown as a symptom of a more global malaise and not a reason to write off Europe.
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Two years later, Zuckerberg published a manifesto in which he again expressed his desire for a more global and connected world.
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Call me Captain Obvious, but I have a hunch that the latest figures will show even more global commitment to renewables.
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Venereal disease has long been an issue for militaries, but during World War II, the problem became bigger and more global.
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"It helps change the perception of what our overall company is … from Priceline to a much more global brand," said Fogel.
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But he said this was a huge opportunity for the International Criminal Court, known as the I.C.C., to become more global.
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Others say that the EU is a restraint on trade and that national sovereignty would allow Britain to be more global.
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Each of us belongs to many groups: large and small, those close to home and those on a more global scale.
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Some Brexit advocates contend that the EU is "yesterday's story" and that leaving would allow the UK to be more global.
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What they found is that, in almost every city they considered, the more global temperatures rose, the more people will die.
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But perhaps because of Noah's more global perspective, he's not as surprised as some by how the whole process has played out.
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"China does represent maybe more global risk than anything in the world today," he said at a banking conference in Acapulco, Mexico.
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The Go Battle League has a more global focus, and it sounds like you could be matched against players regardless of location.
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"If you look at how our clients are operating, they're more global, and things are more connected," Zahran said in an interview.
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Research is getting more global: 22% of science and engineering papers were internationally co-authored in 2016, up from 16% in 2003.
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How can we support and shine a light on African designers to make the industry more global – rather than just Western-looking?
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With a mixture of political and military reforms that slowly but surely add up to a more global, active Japanese foreign policy.
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Investors should buy defense stocks due to the prospect of more global defense spending in the coming years, according to Credit Suisse.
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So one of the things I think we need to get better at as we grow is becoming a more global company.
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" Letter from Murphy on the relaunch of Bloomberg Businessweek: "The new Bloomberg Businessweek is more global, with American, European, and Asian editions.
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As Angelina continued her work as a goodwill ambassador to the UN Human Rights Council, Brad came along for more global adventures.
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"It's a better deal because it's more global," Hart told Business Insider of the decision to do his stand-up on Netflix.
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As investment opportunities open up in the kingdom, more global lenders are looking to expand or seek banking licences in Saudi Arabia.
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But with supplies in South Africa once again abundant following a record-large corn harvest, there is more global supply than demand.
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While the regular comic has explored life in a world where zombies have overrun the United States, The Alien is more global.
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Pandroa, which is 16 years old, is in stiff competition with Spotify, which has more global subscribers, and deep-pocketed Apple, Amazon.
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This is in line with Beijing's measures to control potential systemic risk, including problems posed by domestic companies acquiring more global assets.
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Since then I have been busy adjusting myself to life in Berlin, opening myself to a more global culture and political environment.
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Finally, in the section on Induction, we con- sider some rather more global concepts of how one might obtain intelligent machine behavior.
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Plus, while Dashlane already reaches over 4 million users in over 200 countries, it's still working in becoming a more global product.
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The third, former U.S. President Barack Obama, as befitted a former leader of the still-hegemonic world power, addressed more global issues.
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Clearly, there is no job in the world that comes with more global responsibility than that of president of the United States.
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Tattoo (both in Chicago and France) offers a more global take on tattooing and even featured various tattoo artists doing live demos.
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Few people have a more global view of the market as a whole: She has galleries in Singapore, Shanghai and Hong Kong.
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In January, leaders at the World Economic Forum in Davos pushed for more global oversight to limit the power of big tech.
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Another industry rival, VistaJet, which aims for a more global client and so has bigger jets, charges $12,000 to $19,000 an hour.
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And yet the book's very existence confirms a stubborn, and more global, truth: When it comes to family, you're never truly free.
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COURTNEY REAGAN: Live from CES to discuss that and more, Global Vice President of Revenue and Content Partnerships at Twitter, Matt Derella.
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Synthego's new funds will help the company take its products to a more global customer base, as well as broaden its offerings.
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A Renault-FCA tie-up would have helped to give the alliance with Nissan a more global dimension it lacks, Senard said.
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A Renault-FCA tie-up would have helped to give the alliance with Nissan a more global dimension it lacks, Senard said.
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Trump didn't say or do anything in his speech that will cause any more global anxiety than his presidency has already sparked.
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I think that we are now reckoning with the idea that companies have more power than ever, they're more global than ever.
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This is indicative of a larger, more global shift in the nature of political dialogue, even in the most dire of circumstances.
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Some suspect Restaurant Brands could help the Georgia-based Popeyes reach more global diners while bolstering Restaurant Brands' already strong roster of restaurants.
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"They are headed in the direction to become a more global interconnected platform of wholesale retail data centers," Sadler told CNBC on Tuesday.
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At the same time, I do feel that art in Hong Kong should be much more aggressive or make a more global impact.
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There are certainly larger platforms that aren't just targeting the restaurant ecosystem, and look to be a more global hub for hourly workers.
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Oracle this week unveiled a new website design that the database giant's designers says features a "warmer" and more global look and feel.
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If you do not want to change the video settings on a site-by-site basis, you can take a more global approach.
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Earlier this month, a collision of two big breaking-news stories brought the challenge of making The Times more global into sharp focus.
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We should undertake major efforts to train up-and-coming scientists and engineers, and attract more global technology experts to the United States.
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Unlike other social media companies, Snap has been clear in prioritizing North America and Europe over more global ambitions, at least for now.
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This one doesn't require that participants relocate to a central hub for the duration of the program, which should mean more global appeal.
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It also excludes loans made by the same banks to forestry projects outside Southeast Asia, or financing provided to other, more global players.
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"Clients are more global and are gradually moving from the family jeweler to global brands," said Jean-Christophe Babin, chief executive of Bulgari.
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Ramadan and summer holidays are limiting activity, however, and deterring investors from taking large positions given the risk of more global market instability.
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Mr. Zhong, the commerce minister, said the country had not changed its long-term policy of encouraging Chinese companies to become more global.
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Ten other manufacturers, including TCL, Sharp and Philips, partner with Roku in the U.S., and Morris sees more global deals on the way.
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Whatever is next for pandas will be determined by a more global fight—the very same fight that will decide our own future.
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The more global-minded European allies, notably France and Britain, are becoming more involved in freedom-of-navigation and overflight operations in the Pacific.
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" He added Grab continues to "receive new investor interest" and that it looks forward to "welcoming more global industry leaders as partners in 2019.
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Tech is significantly more global than it was eight years ago and that means, as Pinchai surely realizes, operating everywhere—even in disagreeable places.
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Mr. Zhong, the commerce minister, said that the country had not changed its long-term policy of encouraging Chinese companies to become more global.
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Photo: GettyThe Federal Communications Commission just made a move to make global location positioning even more global by opening the doors to Europe's system.
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The Met's reboot, new logo and all, has been highly anticipated and promised a more global and contemporary vision of the history of art.
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If the courts do let Pruitt repeal the rule, it could slow the transition away from coal, causing dirtier air and more global warming.
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"Scream Against the Sky was very important; it opened the door" to a more global way of looking at modern art, Tomii told me.
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"The Botany of Desire," his third and possibly greatest book, put him back in the garden, though in a more global state of mind.
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Today, they explain why some important news stories run in feature sections and discuss the challenges in making our coverage more global in perspective.
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This now puts Magma on a more global radar, and, depending on success of fund three, could enable an even larger future fund four.
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Visitors will experience a much bigger space, rotating galleries and a more global collection, with Picasso and Monet next to more recent, diverse artists.
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It's hardly a new problem here, but it's one that persists even as the country grows more diverse and The Times grows more global.
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If a deal materializes, the move could help the Georgia-based Popeyes reach more global diners and boost Restaurant Brands' already strong roster of restaurants.
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First reported last week, the deal could help the Georgia-based Popeyes reach more global diners and boost Restaurant Brands' already strong roster of restaurants.
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The project is wide-ranging, the artist argues, because materialism has become more crass, more common and more global over the course of her career.
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Although the first semifinal has the dual star power to generate more global chatter, the second semifinal could be quite a duel of its own.
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The study also reveals the ease with which HIV and other viruses can spread across the world, calling for more global solutions to the problem.
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It has become apparent though that this is not enough; and businesses also want foreigners to help them remain competitive and to become more global.
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New Zealand's dollar fell heavily on Wednesday after its central bank stunned markets with an aggressive interest rate cut, fueling bets on more global easing.
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America's southern neighbor not only benefits from NAFTA but from more global free trade agreements than any other country in the world but for Israel.
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Under Friedenberg's watch, IDG, which operates in 147 countries, evolved into a more global business information company and expanded its data and marketing services businesses.
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And if that electricity comes from fossil fuel sources, it will create more global warming, which in turn will increase the demand for air conditioning.
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"The Chinese customer is becoming a lot more global," said Andrew Keith, president of Lane Crawford, the high-end fashion retailer headquartered in Hong Kong.
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Which is fine, but I want Detroit to expand into a more global kind of space, an afro-global space, in terms of crafting futures.
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While previous iterations have had a more global lens, this one — the 14th — will feature writers from around the world mostly discussing the United States.
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Because of this, we are now telling stories beyond the city and looking at more global issues, just as The New York Times itself does.
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That choice drew criticism from some members of the New York community who favor the museum's original emphasis as distinct over a more global vision.
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"Our brands have worldwide influence and impact, and our business is increasingly becoming more global," Steven and Jonathan Newhouse said in the memo to employees.
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We're looking at how blockbuster films are scored, examining how streaming changed the way we listen, and digging into why music is becoming more global.
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New SFO boss Lisa Osofsky is a former FBI lawyer who has pushed hard for more global teamwork in the fight against cross-border skullduggery.
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It's not a China thing, it's becoming more global and what that means in terms the spread of the virus and also the economic impact.
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"The major risk factors would be more global in nature, rather than anything specific domestically," EIA acting administrator John Conti said on a conference call.
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And there are reasons to think that those numbers could rise, as wealth becomes more global and women in countries like China start to prosper.
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The defiance has risks: It could deepen the rift between Trump and the State Department while fueling more global confusion over U.S. foreign policy positions.
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A future that sees us restore our parliamentary sovereignty and national self-determination, and to become even more global and internationalist in action and in spirit.
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Tesla received 22017 percent more global net orders for vehicles in the December quarter than it did the year before, producing 24,882 vehicles and delivering 22,252.
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They pushed for lower and lower taxes for "job creators," for more global trade trade, more immigration, and for less public spending, including cuts to entitlements.
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Where it stands: Unlike earlier climate-related protests, like rallies against the Keystone XL pipeline, activists organizing today are more global, persistent and sweeping in nature.
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Meanwhile, its roster of clubs is more global than most traditional sports leagues, with teams in Seoul, London, and Shanghai, in addition to the United States.
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I think investors should use the relative outperformance of the S&P 500 and other indices of the United States to diversify into more global investing.
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The plan's derailment isn't the end of geoengineering research, even at the UN, though advocates hoped it would be a more global assessment of these technologies.
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In recent years a sushi place, two Indian joints, and a Thai place have opened, making the island's restaurant offerings a little more global these days.
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The move let the company deploy the Donate button, which debuted in 2013, for causes around the world as the social network attracts more global users.
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The perception that it boosts confidence topped the list, followed by stronger interpersonal skills, the ability to adapt to new situations, and a more global view.
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"We want more players rewarded, more opportunities for them, more opportunities for fans to get to see them ... more global exposure for the sport," he added.
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"Not only have large institutional real estate investors become more 'global' in origin, they are investing more globally," it said, citing data from IPE Real Assets.
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I became concerned with how Detroiters were thinking about blackness...I want Detroit to expand into a more global kind of space, an afro-global space.
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Those measures are credited with quashing speculative outflows and helping to stabilize the currency, but have also hampered legitimate outflows as China Inc goes more global.
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And with a more global economy and e-commerce holding down inflation long-term, he thinks the Fed will raise rates more slowly than many anticipate.
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It is less clear how exactly this would work; there are substantially more global interconnections than there were in the last major global pandemic, in 1918.
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China is vastly larger, and even when it was far poorer, it held more global influence and material and human resources than its neighbor and ally.
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President Trump has repeatedly threatened to withdraw from the three-nation agreement, creating anxiety among advocates for more global trade, especially among the closely linked neighbors.
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What's more, global markets in oil and other commodities are priced in dollars, so a dollar spike could unleash hard-to-predict reactions from commodity producers.
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Its blockchain usage has been moving steadily up as the technology gains trust and more global exchanges get comfortable with transacting in and out of cryptocurrencies.
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Mr. Trump's approach thus far: champion fossil fuels and, when the weather gets chilly, tweet a joke about how the nation could use more global warming.
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The typical big European firm is smaller than its American rival, reflecting a punier domestic market, with more global spread, showing the need to escape that market.
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When he is interviewed for a job at NASA, he says that travelling beyond the earth's atmosphere as a test pilot gave him a more global vision.
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Read more: Global markets are plunging as the Fed's 'hawkish tone' steals Christmas BMW saw third-quarter operating profit plunge 27% amid greater competition in global markets.
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But while low wages are a factor, so is the fact that the country has inked more global trade deals than any other nation in the world.
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The Pashto-language app, called Alemarah, was "part of our advanced technological efforts to make more global audience," Taliban spokesman Zabihullah Mujahed told Bloomberg upon its release.
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"Soho House has more houses opening this year, more houses opening next year, our membership is going more and more global - it's an exciting time," he enthused.
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But some relief most come from a more global perspective: "The Paris Agreement was a huge milestone for us in progress to minimizing global warming," Ibrahim added.
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Everex's comprehensive solution not only enables people around the world to employ more agency in managing personal finances; it also provides them with more global investment opportunities.
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As more global beauty brands integrate tech tools to increase sales, FitSkin's Canadian founder is helping Johnson & Johnson's Neutrogena brand stay competitive in the beauty innovation market.
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Instead, with our proposal for an immigration system that ends discrimination against non-Europeans and our insistence on more global trade, we are the forward-looking internationalists.
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As The Times becomes ever more global in its reach and its ambitions, the question of how it covers human tragedy worldwide will take on greater significance.
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The activists are using the recent flooding in Louisiana to bolster their case that more fossil fuel drilling will lead to more global warming and extreme weather.
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"New York is seen to have more global, big-hitting buyers," said Anthony McNerney, the director of contemporary art at Gurr Johns, an advisory company in London.
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Why did Ban save his best for last in a tenure rocked by U.N. peacekeeping scandals and more global conflict and upheaval than recent terms have seen?
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The brain also generated a second, more global pattern of oscillations, at a frequency often seen when the brain forms disparate areas into an ad hoc network.
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"It cannot be overstated that the more global we want to be in our investigation, the more local we need to be in our attention," Tomii writes.
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"Twitter received roughly 80 percent more global legal demands impacting approximately more than twice as many accounts, compared to the previous reporting period," according to the report.
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Kleemans pegged the more balanced market in 2017/18 on a combination of smaller crops in West Africa and more global demand, partly due to lower prices.
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As a result, we've seen more global searches and sales this year than ever before, with fans desperate to get as close to the stars as possible.
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Turla, whose operations are more global in nature, is only known by the NSA and NCSC to have used OilRig malware when spying on Middle Eastern targets.
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One source said that Trafigura planned to reduce General Dino's stake to less than 5% with the aim of attracting more global banks and new equity investment.
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The vast majority of cases have been confined to China, though a recent outbreak in Italy has caused fears of a more global platform for the virus.
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Because both orbiters carry magnetometers, they will be able to record what is happening in two places simultaneously, providing a more global picture of Mercury's magnetic field.
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It is a thoughtful investigation of artistic practices that look beyond a linear, Western framework, and a strong argument for a more global view of contemporary artistic practices.
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But as the U.K.government sets down a path toward a more global, competitive and open Britain outside the European Union, it appears those parallels are starting to diverge.
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More than simply focusing on expanding their fanbase and getting more global recognition, the group first and foremost wants to be known for their impact on fans' lives.
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By adapting to this semi-arid grasslands in the Arabian interior, these early humans were setting the stage for a larger, more global expansion, according to the researchers.
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If it is not just certain pages in the web browser you find hard to read, you can also make more global adjustments for the whole operating system.
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Which highlights another, even bigger, distinction between many other firms and Felicis, according to Senkut: the firm is more global in scope than most venture firms its size.
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Read More Global stock index has lost $2 TRILLION this year Oil pared earlier gains, with WTI near $33.50 a barrel and Brent hovering around $34 a barrel.
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We're excited to see more and more global organizations use Glint to transform their approach to business success, harnessing the collective power of their people to improve results.
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Last December, he had appeared on the same show to claim that the Premier League's top six were appointing "branded" foreign coaches because they held more global appeal.
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More global demand for corn and wheat could shift to the United States because of hot, dry weather reducing global grain harvests, ADM Chief Executive Juan Luciano said.
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PART 2 In Part 2 of his address, Trump took a more global approach as he discussed American leadership, introducing Venezuelan opposition leader Juan Guaidó as his guest.
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The data shows that cross-border investments are far from dead — but they are getting smarter and perhaps even more global with the rise of investments from Asia.
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Canada's biggest pension funds say they are walking away from more and more global infrastructure deals, citing concerns that intense competition for assets has driven valuations too far.
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"Home-country bias, for example, is a problem I've seen in just about every portfolio," said Wood, who is advocating a more global, multi-asset approach to investing.
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But Uber is still a vastly larger and more global company, controlling about 70 percent of the market, with Lyft only making significant inroads in certain US urban areas.
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The move is part of a larger effort to enter more global markets and appeal to new customers who want a cutting-edge smartphone at a more affordable price.
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Amazon Video, which requires a Prime subscription, is currently available in Austria, Germany, Japan, the US, and UK, though reports suggest the company is eyeing a more global reach.
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Henning Piezunka at INSEAD, a business school near the capital, says that a "new vibe" and a more global attitude are also evident in the widening use of English.
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NatWest Markets' narrow, European focus diverges from the rest of the industry, which tends to also offer equities and services like M&A and have a more global reach.
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Over the report period, it also says it received 6 per cent more global government requests for account information which affected 3% fewer accounts than in the previous period.
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The UK branch has a decidedly more global, migration-focused orientation, although its primary demand remains tied to the movement founded in the US: The end of police violence.
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"As you go up these layers the things that are detected are more and more global," Yann LeCun, the head of Facebook's artificial intelligence research team, tells The Verge.
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A few minutes earlier, he noted that more global supply helps to diversify the global oil market and make every country "less reliant" on other parts of the world.
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Ireland has Surf 2 Heal, Australia has Waves of Wellness, and there's even a more global effort to link some of these initiatives called the International Surf Therapy Organization.
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We're on a path to far more global violence and deprivation, despite all the breakthroughs to alleviate poverty and advance well being, because the geopolitical order is falling apart.
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I have to admit that I spend much more time on the Post site now than the New York Times, so I think the Post is becoming more global.
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Bigger, more global companies would prefer some sort of regulation, partly because it gives them a competitive advantage over smaller companies that may find it more expensive to comply.
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"As our sport becomes more and more global, it is important to have the support and shared vision of all of baseball's professional leagues around the world," Fraccari says.
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That's one of the challenges, as we are a more global company, different standards and different laws and different regulations, and you have to figure out how to navigate.
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We also need to figure out a more global standard of care and refashion our tort law when it comes to the provision of medical services across national boundaries.
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Further into the backstage area, I met Corey Todd, an American businessman who partnered with Vybz Kartel a decade ago to help shape him into having more global appeal.
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Institutions with smaller collections — from the Whitney Museum of American Art in New York to Tate Modern in London — staked their claims to more diverse, more global art histories.
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So our guess is that the economy will come back much more quickly than these rate cuts will be reversed (and more global central banks likely to join in).
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Mary Ann Halford, a former 21st Century Fox executive who worked on that company's international channels, said Netflix still has challenges as it makes inroads in more global markets.
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"Our study shows that climate models that simulate the current climate with the most skill, tend to be models that project more global warming in the future," Brown said.
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They would surely be glad to have a glamorous example of an industry in which greater opportunities for local workers were compatible with the notion of a more global Britain.
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More countries are represented during the summer than the winter—89 countries sent athletes to Sochi, while 205 sent athletes to Rio—which makes the summer games even more global.
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And while nations are finding it tough to cooperate on the issue, Microsoft is pushing for more global cooperation, not less, in proposing a Digital Geneva Convention to prevent cyberwarfare.
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It lasts in the atmosphere a long time and contributes to global warming -- meaning that the effects of climate change on the world's oceans causes more global warming, in turn.
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He describes all the ways in which American engagement is failing: China refusing to shoulder more global responsibility; widespread Chinese cyber-espionage; a continued crackdown on intellectual freedoms at home.
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"The move towards a more global market hurts the marginal, low-skilled worker, but it was inevitable and you cannot roll it back," said Brookings Institution senior fellow Barry Bosworth.
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Other EV startups like Byton or NIO have taken a more global approach in their early days, with offices scattered in different countries, and plans to take on multiple markets.
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Making sure content is available in as many places as possible, even where there's no internet connection, was crucial to getting a more global, non-US audience to binge too.
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I think we need to shift as a company to a more global perspective," Dan Romero, vice president and general manager of Coinbase Consumer, said Tuesday on CNBC's "Fast Money.
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This is unhelpful, given that the firm does half its business abroad and that the long-term decline in returns has taken place as the firm has become more global.
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The Fed had also added a level of confusion into markets when it pivoted recently, from its normal "data dependence" on the U.S. economy to concerns of more global issues.
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He's also traveled to Tanzania, Africa to spread his messages of self-empowerment, and has grand plans of future world travels in order to speak on a more global stage.
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"The move toward a more global market hurts the marginal, low-skilled worker, but it was inevitable and you cannot roll it back," said Brookings Institution senior fellow Barry Bosworth.
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BUT ALSO, THEY HAVE STAYED LOW BECAUSE AS WE'VE MOVED TO MORE OWNERSHIP IN FINANCIAL ASSETS, AS WE'VE EXPANDED CAPITAL MARKETS WORLDWIDE, WE'RE SEEING MORE GLOBAL DEMAND FOR FINANCIAL ASSETS.
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"As the art world has become more and more global and complex, we need to rely more on the expertise of people who are on the [ground]," Mr. Gioni said.
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MELBOURNE (Reuters) - London copper rose to its highest almost eight weeks on Wednesday as investors bet on more global stimulus measures after Britain's shock vote to leave the European Union.
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This is the story of the highs and lows of the Brazilian genre, and a few of the ways that it helped make pop music a little bit more global.
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Right now, Xiaomi's devices are sold in six countries in Asia and Brazil, but the company has never shied away from the fact that it wants to be more global.
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The United States agreed last month to delay those tariffs and France agreed to delay collection of the taxes in the hope that a more global agreement could be reached.
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"Now the commitment is more global," she told Reuters of Friday's agreement, which is also part of a joint initiative by Oceana and the United Nations on sustainable marine insurance.
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"It looks like it's going to be temporary, but the impact is there, and ... we need to coordinate our actions in case this becomes a more global scenario," he said.
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U.S. stocks clawed back some losses after their biggest one-day drop in three decades as investors set their hopes on more global fiscal stimulus to stem a global recession.
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"But I think the view of the majority is a more global rejection, a rejection of political parties and of the kind of democracy we have right now," she said.
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It has made no secret of its ambition to become a more global company through acquisitions, although buying Shire would be the boldest move yet by its French CEO Christophe Weber.
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Retailer Marks & Spencer fell 3.2 percent, while the FTSE 250 mid-cap index - which contains more domestically-focused companies than the more global ones in the FTSE 100 - fell 0.7 percent.
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In the 17 months that I have been in Congress, I've witnessed the Obama administration's "lead from behind" foreign policy contribute to more global insecurity and instability than it has mitigated.
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There are plenty of political parallels to draw here, whether it's the election of a vastly unpopular president or more global threats like climate change, economic disparities, or radical terrorist movements.
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Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi is on a four-nation tour of Africa that is part of a policy push to make his country a more global player, economically and diplomatically.
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One small British aerospace supplier told Reuters that even though it already sold in 55 countries, the Brexit referendum served as a wake-up call to push for more global markets.
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New Zealand's dollar fell heavily on Wednesday after its central bank stunned markets with an aggressive interest rate cut and said negative rates were possible, fuelling bets on more global easing.
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Demand in Mexico has grown so strong that more global automakers have started bulletproofing cars on their own Mexican production lines as opposed to the usual practice of after-market armoring.
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In particular he noted the way European companies — and in turn European VCs — are a lot more global from the get-go, no longer focusing on a specific country or region.
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The fresh debate over a farm goods moratorium protecting Brazil's indigenous tribes highlights how more global scrutiny could strengthen the hand of prosecutors fighting crime on the country's expanding farm frontier.
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Weber became Takeda's first non-Japanese CEO in 323 and has been hunting for acquisitions to make the company more global and reduce its exposure to a mature Japanese pharmaceutical market.
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I am excited to be a part of the new generation of designers who think on a more global level, who accept diversity and play with different universes all the time.
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Weber became Takeda's first non-Japanese CEO in 21 and has been hunting for acquisitions to make the company more global and reduce its exposure to a mature Japanese pharmaceutical market.
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Organizations like ISIS and al-Qaeda, which seek to strike multiple targets at once in order to appear more global in reach, may find it tempting to attack a Trump resort.
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In recent years, curators working on a more global history of art of the 1960s have placed these early works by Mr. Dias in a world-spanning network of Pop Art.
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The info center will roll out in "a number" of U.S. locations and some in Europe across the next 24 hours, with a more global rollout in the next few days.
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"They (EEX) are not a competitor, they operate mainly in Europe while we have both the exchange and clearing house in the U.S.. Collectively, we have more global capability," he said.
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In recent years, as warfare has become more global and network-centric, the Air Force has increased its investments in intelligence, cyber, and space missions that require uninterrupted access to electricity.
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The question is how much longer the big game can rise above the NFL's, and the broader media industry's woes — and whether it might be superseded by a more global sport.
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Senard said the merger project would have benefited the carmaker's alliance with Japan's Nissan, giving it a more global dimension, but added that it was not a likely scenario at present.
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UBS's move to a more global structure is in stark contrast to cross-town rival Credit Suisse, which is undergoing a major restructuring with a regional focus under Chief Executive Tidjane Thiam.
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Some had welcomed the idea of a deal, seeing it as a way to help the Georgia-based Popeyes reach more global diners and boost Restaurant Brands' already strong roster of restaurants.
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The growth indicates that Snap's investment in product features for a more global user base is paying off and that its luck in creating viral face filters is helping it grow, too.
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With Spotify preparing to go public, many are wondering if it will be able to use its larger and more global scale to produce a more viable business model for the industry.
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By helping American companies sell their products in more global markets, the EXIM Bank allows those same businesses to hire more workers here at home and boost economic growth in our communities.
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The owners are banking that the players' love for the game and desire to see it gain more global popularity will be the deciding factor in this latest round of CBA roulette.
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The shift could signal a change in the nature of inflation with supply, demand and labor becoming more global, implying that central banks' ability to control their own inflation has been reduced.
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One source told Business Insider that Miller's conviction that the European startup scene was gaining momentum and might produce more global successes prompted the firm to look more seriously at the continent.
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Curated by Hitomi Iwasaki, the show touches on a child's birth and a father's death, as well as more global losses — of languages, cultures and even the geographical features that shape them.
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The EPA finalized its methane rule in early 2016 as part of an Obama administration effort to reduce emissions of the pollutant, which has significantly more global warming potential than carbon dioxide.
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White House trade adviser Peter Navarro, a harsh China critic, has argued for China-specific restrictions using an emergency sanctions law, while Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin has favored a more global approach.
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Though this feature allows the site to cover more global locations, the crowdsourcing nature of the site also has the potential to negatively impact the quality and reputability of the site's information.
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The growing U.S.-China trade war may well push the world's second-largest economy to work toward winning even more global clout, according to an economist at a widely followed investment group.
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And as Americans opt for less processed food and more global flavors, chicken nuggets and mac and cheese may give ground to salmon fish sticks, agedashi pops and hemp pasta with ghee.
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"A Japanese sedan like the Toyota Corolla has a much more global appeal than a Chevrolet Impala," one of the six models GM is dropping, said IHS Markit principal automotive analyst Stephanie Brinley.
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And more broadly, the company is also transitioning into a bigger and more global player as it ramps up production of the Model 3 and plans to build a new factory in China.
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" In a statement to CNBC, a Viacom spokesperson wrote in part that "Viacom is significantly bigger, more global and generates far more profits today than when Philippe Dauman's predecessor left office in 23.
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The feud between Bannon and Kushner, according to CNN, grew over differences in personality and ideology — pitting nationalist aides against the more "global-minded wing" including economic adviser Gary Cohn and Ivanka Trump.
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Global stage His week of military action may also have a more global effect if it stiffens the President's warnings and tweets notably directed at North Korea, with the credible threat of force.
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In its literacy and literariness, it has the feel of Edmund Wilson's extraordinary dramas of modern ideas—books like To the Finland Station—but with a different endpoint and a more global canvas.
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STUTTGART, Germany (Reuters) - The U.S. military is moving toward more global exercises to better prepare for a more assertive Russia and other worldwide threats, a senior officer said in an interview with Reuters.
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China has grown wealthier and more powerful in the ensuing years, and, as it hosts more global forums, there are more sensitive dates on the state's calendar—Party congresses, trade summits, multinational meetings.
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U.S. stocks, American equities outperform when the correction or crisis is due to more global factors, as it is today, and underperforms when the issues are more U.S.-specific, such as in 2008.
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Methane causes 84 times more global warming over the course of two decades than carbon dioxide after it's released into the atmosphere and 25 times more warming over the course of a century.
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As I wrote in a recent column, over the past year, a concrete social movement has formed that's far more global, persistent and sweeping than any other like-minded efforts in the past.
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For example, citizens and nested groups of citizens can employ Ostrom's recipe to build increasingly more global responses to climate change, thereby providing at least some of this public good to many people.
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Davide Iacovoni told Reuters in an interview that the Treasury aimed to sell more global bonds in U.S. dollars next year and privately place debt denominated in yen and other non-euro currencies.
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The service would ultimately allow global advertisers to automatically place ads on the most relevant shows, and measure the results across NBCUniversal and Sky's TV and digital platforms as advertising becomes more global.
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As businesses become more global, more and more workers find themselves living out of their suitcases, and finding that having a full-time job — and no fixed address — is the best of both worlds.
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"As we look to 2019, we will begin making all our YouTube Originals ad-supported to meet the growing demand of a more global fanbase," a YouTube spokesperson said in a statement to Variety.
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They might decide to accept more global warming, say, 2.5°C or 3°C or more, and deal with the severe risks that result, from higher sea-level rise to droughts to crop failures.
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I feel like I've been on a really quick learning journey around communications and just how we can be thinking about communicating our story in a more global way, in a more broad way.
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France and Germany are pushing for a reform of EU competition rules to take a more global rather than solely European view of mergers and potentially to allow EU ministers to have a say.
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Fraser Nelson, the editor of the pro-Brexit Spectator, has criticised liberal Tories such as Ms Rudd for misinterpreting Brexit as a vote for closing the borders rather than embracing a more global future.
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Google is taking a more global approach to the Pixel 3 and Pixel 3 XL launch, announcing that it will now offer its new phones in 13 countries, including Japan, Ireland, Taiwan, and France.
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Add these concerns to others about a more aggressive Russia and a growing nuclear arsenal in North Korea and it's no surprise that Abe has outlined a more global and forceful vision for Japan.
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BUT IS THERE ANYTHING TO THE NOTION THAT IT'S MORE GLOBAL THAN IT USED TO BE AND YOU CAN'T RAISE RATES WHEN YOU'VE GOT NEGATIVE RATES ACROSS A LOT OF PARTS OF THE WORLD.
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Because making petroleum products from this goo—called bitumen—releases more global-warming emissions than most other oil sources, the activists were going to do what they could to keep it in the ground.
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Rival factions emerged, pitting then-chief strategist Steve Bannon and others who counted themselves as nationalists against the more global-minded wing, led by Jared Kushner, Ivanka's husband, and chief economic adviser Gary Cohn.
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But the company acknowledged competition had an impact in the United States, where growth missed Wall Street targets - and that competition will become more global as the Disney+ service launches across Europe in March.
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But the company acknowledged competition had an impact in the United States, where growth missed Wall Street targets - and that competition will become more global as the Disney+ service launches across Europe in March.
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"I guess the general thing I would say is that, you know, the Russians are far more sophisticated in their criminal organized crime activities than the Italians, and they're a lot more global," Simpson replied.
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As businesses become more global, diversity programs must be globally cohesive but locally relevant, and take into account the unique makeup of talent in each location and how (and with whom) people conduct their work.
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Perhaps because of that, investors have muted their response to earnings reports a bit while they ramp up trades based on more global events, such as Chinese economic reports or oil price declines and increases.
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SO I MEAN, I THINK THERE'S TWO PLACES FOR BOTH FORMS OF MOTOR SPORTS, BUT FORMULA 27 IS MORE GLOBAL AND IT IS MORE RECOGNIZED OUTSIDE OF NORTH AMERICA, ESPECIALLY IN THE U.S., THAN NASCAR.
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BRASILIA, May 27 (Reuters) - The Brazilian government could issue more global bonds later this year to provide a benchmark for domestic corporate issuers, the head of the Treasury's debt operations, Leandro Secunho, said on Friday.
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Last year, at talks in Germany, Chancellor Angela Merkel and French President Emmanuel Macron urged more global action to combat global warming after U.S. President Donald Trump decided to pull out of the Paris pact.
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NEW YORK, Nov 9 (LPC) - Brazilian companies are raising new revolving credits in the syndicated loan market as the bond market remains expensive and improving credit profiles allow them to take a more global approach.
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On the other hand, the Chinese economy, state and military are much more powerful now than they were under Mao, or even under Deng, which gives Mr. Xi far more global influence than his predecessors.
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People like to say that they're anxious about more global concerns about Trump and what he might do to the world, rather than more selfish concerns about one's own economics or health or legal problems.
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"The more global concern would be how it would impact the whole country, because the goods and services that come through the ports of entry, they don't just stay at the border," Mr. Rodriguez said.
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Faithful to the museum's way of telling the history of art as a linear, primarily Western phenomenon, "Items" also comes with its own canon — albeit one that is more global and historically aware in scope.
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While the immediate focus needs to be on concrete responses, it is also worth thinking seriously about more global cooperation, such as the Digital Geneva Convention proposed by Microsoft as a way to prevent cyberwarfare.
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As part of the deal for more global exposure and recurring revenue, TMX agreed to sell to ICE its Natural Gas Exchange Inc (NGX) and Shorcan Energy Brokers Inc, plus C$592 million in cash.
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If a culture of open dialogue about these issues is not present, then these questions will likely not get hashed out on the local level, which could further complicate things on a more global level.
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"Philosophically, you are going to see a lot of resistance or disappointment from tech companies, simply because the very nature of technology is that we generally are advocating for more open, more global societies," said Levie.
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Phase II of African mobile will be marked by more global players, better connectivity, broader and more advanced product networks, subscription based packages, more fintech and e-commerce options, and a shift to affordable smart devices.
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"Business leaders whingeing about uncertainty are same people calling for a second vote which would take a year, make us look ridiculous as a nation and thus add hugely to even more global uncertainty," Tice said.
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The meeting is also expected to focus on enhancing cyber-security across countries as financial transactions are becoming more global and there is an increasing need for G7 leaders to take prompt action, sources told Reuters.
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Competition to capture Africa's digitizing consumer markets — expected to spend $2 billion online by 2025, according to McKinsey — could get fierce, with more global entries, acquisitions and competition on fulfillment services all part of the mix.
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Also, the world of business is more international and companies' reaches are more global than ever before, so you might actually find that your familiarity with, and fluency in, another country could be a résumé plus.
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On the plus side, this app is accessible to international users, and it can be configured to show news about different nations' Olympic efforts if you prefer to gain a more global perspective of the Games.
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The increase in internally displaced people (IDPs) - which was 1 million higher than in 2017 - suggested that more global crises were long-lasting, said Alexandra Bilak, director of the Geneva-based Internal Displacement Monitoring Centre (IDMC).
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In making that decision, May must manage deep divisions at home, including among senior ministers, over whether to align Britain's economic future with the EU, or diverge from the bloc and seek a more global role.
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China's state media has Facebook channels dedicated to Africa and other regions of the world, and it seems evident that it is offering itself as an alternative to the Western media for a more global audience.
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Though the gas doesn't last in the atmosphere as long as CO2, 1 ton of methane has 84 to 87 times more global warming potential than the same amount of CO2 over a 20-year period.
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When the former occurs, the pound typically weakens and the domestically focused FTSE 250 index of midcap companies is apt to underperform the FTSE 100 index of blue-chip companies, which tend to be more global.
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Though the gas doesn't last in the atmosphere as long as CO2, one ton of methane has 84 to 87 times more global warming potential than the same amount of CO2 over a 20-year period.
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Regulators accused Trader Joe's of failing to promptly fix leaks of R-22, which is used as a refrigerator coolant but also depletes the ozone and has 1,800 times more global warming potential than carbon dioxide.
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It is no longer enough to "sit inside four walls, stare at the door and wait for visitors to come in," Mr. Cywinski said, so museum officials decided to reach out to a more global audience.
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No student would only learn from the teachers in the country only, but, you know, summer camps is a good example, where American students will go to Europe, so a more global learning community would be there.
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"If Europe is still struggling, then we're not going to see any significant pick-up in UK stocks, certainly not the more global ones, because we need to sell them stuff," CMC Markets analyst Michael Hewson said.
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Elwell hopes that other countries will follow when the FAA lifts the grounding of the 737 Max in the U.S. "If that leads to a more global decision on the Max, that would be helpful," said Elwell.
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"Amazon's presence in Finland will…draw more global attention to here, and thus create more possibilities for start-ups…globally," Juuso Pesola, CEO of Internet of Things start-up The Button Corporation told CNBC via e-mail.
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JP Morgan's equity strategist Mislav Matejka said that while he would stay "overweight" on euro zone equities, given signs of an economic recovery in the region, he was more cautious on equities on a more global level.
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Plug and Play insurance is a leading insurance innovation platform that has recently launched in partnership with Munich Re, USAA, State Farm, SOMPO Digital Lab, Farmers, Nationwide, Deloitte, Travelers, Aviva, AIG and many more global Insurance institutions.
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"As we look to 2019, we will continue to invest in scripted programming and shift to make our YouTube Originals ad-supported to meet the growing demand of a more global fanbase," a YouTube spokesperson told Variety.
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He and his wife, Adrienne Pace, left New York to travel and returned to find the city welcoming a spicier, more global, vegetable-based cuisine and Mr. Pace's former landlord "ready to deal," as he put it.
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Why it matters: The investment in small businesses is part of broader push in communities across the board since Mark Zuckerberg released a new mission for the company earlier this year to build a more global community.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - While more than 2000 countries take a day off for May Day, U.S. President Donald Trump will spend next Tuesday deciding whether to extend a largely U.S.-China trade standoff into a more global dispute.
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While Finks is more global than Saunders's book, devoting more attention to the CIA's influence from India to Latin America, it represents a return to her mode of exposing hypocritical alliances rather than explaining their historical motivations.
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HONG KONG/BEIJING (Reuters) - China's acquisitive apparel firm Shandong Ruyi is targeting more global deals involving "affordable luxury" brands, under a push to establish the first high-end Chinese fashion empire to eventually challenge behemoth LVMH (LVMH.PA).
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In a blog post announcing the company's new round, chief executive George Kurtz acknowledged the increasingly complex security environment that companies face, calling it "more global and dangerous" with lines blurring between "nation state and criminal adversaries".
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To set themselves within the framework of a more global Islam, engineers and architects relied on Turkic domes, peaked Mughal arches and massive Arab minarets — the pan-Islamic shorthand for sacred architecture — to indicate the buildings' importance.
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And in August, the agency proposed replacing the rule on carbon dioxide pollution from coal-fired power plants with a weaker one that would allow far more global-warming emissions to flow unchecked from the nation's smokestacks.
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One of the difficulties is that commercial and mainstream American drama has eschewed Wilder's more global, abstract, philosophical voice for a kind of nitty-gritty naturalism, which doesn't critique American society the same way that Wilder does.
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His rejection of the idea of a more global world is not only ignorant and bizarre — given his own global sourcing for his ties, steel and suits — but threatening to America and its allies' security, creating dangerous instability.
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I think the U.S. right now is at the center of a system where it essentially engages in bilateral discussions, something that in fact the U.S. in the past tried to avoid by creating a more global system.
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The yuan was added to the International Monetary Fund's basket of reserve currencies last October, but fears of further weakness have impaired Beijing's push for more global usage of the currency and foreign investors' appetite for yuan assets.
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We are playing historical catch-up at the moment, driven partly by the art market's incessant quest for fresh products, but also by a widespread desire to create a more global narrative of art in the 20th century.
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In her first appearance at the World Economic Forum in Davos, where the world's business elite congregates in the Swiss Alps, May pressed her mantra that Britain would become more global after voting to leave the European Union.
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"A more glowing future exists for Britain outside the European Union as it develops into a truly even more global financial hub," said Craig Mackinlay, a Conservative lawmaker who is campaigning for a Brexit and spoke against Johnson.
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"A more global company with exposure to the profitable North American market will make for a better story should VW look to IPO its trucks business in the future," Arndt Ellinghorst, analyst at Evercore ISI said in a note.
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Netflix recently expanded into 130 additional countries and with its more global presence, the company needs to make a concerted effort to its partners to ensure that users can only access content in the region where it is licensed.
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BONN, Germany (Reuters) - The leaders of Germany and France promised to limit the use of coal on Wednesday and urged more global action to combat global warming after U.S. President Donald Trump pulled out of the 2015 Paris agreement.
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CARNEY ON BENEFITS OF "PASSPORTING" WITHIN EU FOR BANKS There is a reason why a substantial proportion, more global banks, more internationally active banks are headquartered in London than any other European country, or all other European countries combined.
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"As we have become more global with a population of over 30,000 people the firm is just more culturally diverse, and you need to sensitize yourself to that as you engage in discussions around culture and conduct," said Scherr.
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" In its note Wednesday, Deutsche said it is assuming much stronger GDP growth and at least some deregulation, in addition to "more global divergence in interest rates and a general increase in risk-taking appetite among investors and companies.
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The Hong Kong exchange said it would now hold more talks with LSE investors as it considers its next step, aiming to keep alive its hopes of becoming a more global player to rival U.S. giants ICE and CME.
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But mixed in with the standard stuff is a liveliness that the canon at large can lack, and a willingness to redraw the lines of genre in a way that accounts for a more global understanding of female experience.
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Our rules to reduce carbon emissions, to require renewable tech and renewable sources for electricity, our policy on low-carbon fuel, the cap-and-trade program — all these rules really need to be part of a more global undertaking.
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"Higher education continues to be more global, meaning that prospective students are looking beyond universities in their country when thinking about where to enroll," Anita Narayan, managing editor of Education at U.S. News, tells CNBC Make It in a statement.
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The fear being that the attraction of London as the preferred entry point to Europe would diminish as more global businesses elect - or are required - to have a base within an EU member state, precipitating companies to abandon the city.
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"In the investment-grade market, more global multinational companies are impacted by trade uncertainty, and some of the political jitters with the Euro Zone right now – all of that has implications for demand" for the bonds issued to back acquisitions.
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Besides establishing a fund which is geared to help South Africa win more global conferences and exhibitions, Hanekom said home affairs officials were also developing online visa applications, as well as possibly producing them for tourists on arrival at airports.
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Netskope, which provides a cloud security platform to help set and run policies around different apps and devices, has closed a round of $168.7 million to grow its business, expand its R&D, and bring on more global data centers.
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The number of people affected by dengue has increased in recent years, with 390 million people estimated to be infected each year, and cases of the disease have become more global -- with cases reported in more than 100 countries worldwide.
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The uplift to German and euro zone sentiment came after disappointing Chinese industrial and retail figures had subdued Asia, with investors also pondering whether a marked flattening in the U.S. yield curve might be a harbinger of a more global slowdown.
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TOKYO, June 27 (Reuters) - Long-dated Japanese government bond yields fell to record lows while shorter yields were flat to slightly higher on Monday, as Britain's decision to leave the European Union led to expectations of more global economic stagnation.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China hinted on Tuesday that it was planning more global bases following the setting up of its logistics center in Djibouti, what the Horn of African country's government calls a military facility that will be China's first overseas.
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There would seem to be at least two fundamental reasons for thinking that U.S. policymakers should brace themselves for more global economic and financial market turbulence in the months immediately ahead, even were the Turkish economic crisis to be resolved.
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Read more: Global warming is making oceans so acidic, they may reach the pH they were 14 million years agoPaul said methane is a more potent greenhouse gas than carbon dioxide, having 28 times the heating potential of carbon dioxide.
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And at the eighth annual Design Week Mexico, which took place this month in the country's capital, a steadily growing crop of young up-and-coming Mexican studios elevated the same traditional techniques and local materials for a more global scene.
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Iflix launched its own original content program 18 months ago, and Craig Galvin — the company's global head of content — said that the initiative isn't just limited to creators' local markets, which might be a logical assumption, given Netflix's more global approach.
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The Hong Kong exchange said it will now hold more talks with LSE investors as it considers its next step as it aims to keep alive its hopes of becoming a more global player to rival U.S. giants ICE and CME.
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"I provided information in great detail on our assessment of what is happening in eastern Ukraine and what, in our opinion, is happening in Syria," Mr. Putin said — which, he added, underlines the need for more global cooperation to fight terrorism.
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Similarly, Mr. Varadkar came to the world's attention last month as Ireland's openly gay, half-Indian, youngest-ever prime minister, but it was Britain's vote to leave the European Union, known as "Brexit," that moved his country to more global prominence.
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The two vetoes are likely to spur efforts by France and Germany to loosen EU competition rules so as to take a more global than solely European view of mergers and potentially to allow EU ministers to have a say.
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The European Parliament declares a theme for each year, and 1985 was the Year of Music — making it the perfect time for the festival to start spreading beyond France's borders and morphing into a more global event, World Music Day.
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In "Hong Kong," this takes the form of concern about small business owners, whose shops or dining establishments have been in the same family for decades but are increasingly being edged out of business by ever bigger, ever more global competition.
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Reese, who has won more global long jump titles than any other woman, had one last chance to snatch gold but her final round jump of 7.15 was just shy of her compatriot's mark and she had to settle for a silver.
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Last week, Harry Potter: Wizards Unite, Niantic's magical-themed follow-up to Pokémon Go, launched a day early, but the rollout was limited to users in the US and UK. Over the last few days, the launch has become much more global.
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"We will have much more global repercussions to all of this ... and, given the risk that global growth will slow, I don't think investors are going to move out of the yen in great numbers," said Rabobank currency strategist Jane Foley, from London.
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It's been almost 500 years since Shakespeare first asked what's in a name, but in Europe, the debate is still roiling — with consequences that are far more global though no less dire than the ones that befell Verona's two star-crossed lovers.
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"(R2G Rohan Czech) is ready to absorb all short-term and mid-term losses and to limit or halt flow of finances to shareholders in order to ... build a stronger, more competitive and more global firm in the long-term," R2G said.
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MARKET OVERVIEW Against a backdrop of historically low interest rates, more uncertainty in Britain and other parts of the world, "France is set to attract more global wealth," said Mark Harvey, a partner and head of European residential sales at Knight Frank.
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"The increase in price this year has been supported by physical purchases, very strong in the funds and concerns are more global in nature, with increasing probability that there will be a recession in the U.S.," Julius Baer analyst Warren Kreyzig said.
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"Global cooperation and pursuing the right policies can help achieve strong, sustained, balanced, and inclusive growth, while the wrong ones could stop the new momentum in its tracks," said Lagarde, who has been a tireless advocate for open trade and more global integration.
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"It is becoming more global and integrated, in spite of what you hear in the political domain in the U.S." ITI's move comes amid increasing tension between U.S. technology companies and the European Commission which cracked down on tech practices in recent months.
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It never rests in trying to reach a younger, more global and tech-first audience with special promotions: Pizza Hut just unveiled the first-ever playable DJ pizza boxes, a year after cooking up a box that turned into a movie projector.
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LONDON (Reuters) - More global oil and gas firms expect to increase capital spending this year as confidence picks up after crude prices climbed above $70 a barrel in January for the first time in the three years, according to a survey by DNV.
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It was a brutal few months of battle, especially for the Kimball loyalists who would eventually leave with him to start Christopher Kimball's Milk Street, a cooking school, magazine, TV and radio enterprise that has a more global focus than America's Test Kitchen.
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While repeatedly calling for a close relationship with the EU after Britain's divorce, May has also pitched what she calls a more "global Britain" by reaching out to new trade partners as well as boosting links with traditional allies around the world.
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But behind this is the idea that Chinese companies, Chinese-owned companies, which are becoming more global, have not had as much ... From the consumer space, recently we've had TikTok I guess, but mostly it's not been ... Chinese companies have stayed there.
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"While lessons from the SARS outbreak of 2003 are becoming perhaps less relevant as this outbreak becomes very much more global, one key observation we think remains valid, that markets troughed when the rate of new infections peaked," Garthwaite said in a note.
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"A stronger dollar is going to put more downward pressure on industrial names and larger cap companies that are more global to begin with," said Chris Retzler, a portfolio manager at Needham Funds who suggested that he was shorting the U.S. market.
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The United States -- which has contributed more global warming-inducing carbon dioxide to the atmosphere than any other country -- cannot be held in violation because it has not ratified the part of the treaty that allows children to seek justice for potential violations.
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"We will have much more global repercussions to all of this ... and given the risk that global growth will slow, I don't think investors are going to move out of the yen in great numbers," said Rabobank currency strategist Jane Foley, from London.
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Following Washington's withdrawal from the Iran nuclear agreement last week, Europe needs a "more global approach to reinforce our legal arsenal" and defend companies doing business with countries under unilateral U.S. sanctions, the Elysee official said during a briefing for reporters in Paris.
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"It is becoming increasingly clear that we require to distance ourselves from small candidate-gene driven studies to obtain a more global, unbiased picture of how the genome influences the response to exercise by conducting whole-genome approaches that are hypothesis-free," he wrote.
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Uber CEO Dara Khosrowshahi has said that there will be no more global retreats — Uber previously struck exit deals in China and Russia — but there has been constant press speculation and reports of an ongoing dialogue between Uber and Ola over a potential deal.
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Today's firms are more global than in the past, so comparing their profits to America's or China's economy may exaggerate their clout (although by 2027 Amazon's profits are projected to be twice as big relative to world GDP as the East India Company's in 1813).
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As Xi Jinping, China's leader, clamps down ever harder on civil liberties, flexes his muscles in the South China Sea and squeezes foreign firms for intellectual property, a more global China does not seem to be getting any easier for the West to deal with.
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"While helping to connect the world will always be the most important thing I do, there are more global challenges that I feel a responsibility to help solve," God wrote in a blog post accompanying Facebook's earnings, which totally crushed it by the way.
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"It shows that he wants to have a more global standard of board governance," said another person familiar with the matter, who declined to be named due to the sensitivity of issue, adding Lee wants the board to be the key decision-making body.
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"We need to conduct a more global strategic environmental assessment to identify a more suitable location to build a coal-fired power plant that Thailand needs," Siri said, adding that a decision on the plants' locations could be made towards the end of this year.
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In ways, both deliberate and unconscious, their work distills many common threads: the risk of exploration and experimentation; the hybridity of practice that dissolves standard boundaries of genre and the inquiry into the desire to empathize, with each other and in broader, more global terms.
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On the Runway Last spring, the British Fashion Council unveiled what it described as a plan for The Fashion Awards (actually, it called the event "the Met Gala meets the Academy Awards"): a glammier, glitzier, more global version of ye olde national industry prize fest.
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If you're looking for a more global perspective — or just for some fiction, after all that history — we also recommend a novel about sexual politics and fertility in traditional Indian society, and a historical novel about a mermaid on the loose in 353th-century London.
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The further flattening following Powell's speech showed "that even though globally there are more global risks than there were at the beginning of the year, he believes that the U.S. economy remains strong," said John Herrmann, director of U.S. rates strategy at MUFC Securities.
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But as profits slumped last year amid high oil prices, a weak rupee and rising competition, IndiGo and SpiceJet placed their plans to order widebody jets on hold, opting instead to launch more global flights with their fleets of A320s and Boeing 737s narrowbodies, respectively.
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"I knew my passion was shifting from solely strength and conditioning to a more global view of the game, and I wanted to be able to have a bigger impact on player development by helping them get better from a scientific perspective," Balkovec said.
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Throughout The Art of Music, it's clear that the curators have made a concerted effort to not only retell the history of musical instruments in a more global sense, but also to stress the importance of these objects beyond mere vessels for music-making.
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Now it's about helping people build communities and bringing people closer together, and a lot of that is because I actually think that the thing that we need to do to support more global connection at this point is making sure that things work for people locally.
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READ MORE: Global majority backs a ban on 'dark net:' poll says Dell has also been speaking to private equity firms about selling Quest Software, which helps with information technology management, as well as SonicWall, an e-mail encryption and data security provider, Reuters has previously reported.
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Rival factions have emerged, pitting those aides who consider themselves nationalists -- including Bannon and policy adviser Stephen Miller -- against a more global-minded wing led by Kushner, economic adviser Gary Cohn and deputy national security adviser Dina Powell, according to two sources familiar with the situation.
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The Huffington Post has been working on a next generation strategy over the last few months and the CEO of The Huffington Post, Jared Grusd, will lead the implementation and communication of that plan, which focuses on scaling news and video on an even more global basis.
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A schism has emerged, which pits those aides who consider themselves the nationalists -- including the controversial chief strategist Bannon -- against a more global-minded wing, led by Trump's son-in-law, Kushner, and his chief economic adviser Gary Cohn, according to two sources familiar with the situation.
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Rival factions have emerged, pitting those aides who consider themselves the nationalists -- including Bannon and the controversial policy adviser Stephen Miller -- against a more global-minded wing, led by Kushner, Cohn and deputy national security adviser Dina Powell, according to two sources familiar with the situation.
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Rival factions have emerged, pitting those aides who consider themselves the nationalists -- including Bannon and policy adviser Stephen Miller -- against a more global-minded wing led by Kushner, economic adviser Gary Cohn and deputy national security adviser Dina Powell, according to two sources familiar with the situation.
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That would yield even more global warming than what is currently projected to take place If such a knock-on effect takes place, then the planet will warm much more than the 2-degree target, yielding far more damaging climate change consequences, such as sea level rise.
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They're Parsons grads whose senior thesis collection was famously picked up by Barneys, and they show collections inspired by Helen Frankenthaler in the Whitney Museum, but "we like to think of ourselves as a little more global in the way we view the world," Hernandez said.
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MoMA has just rebuilt itself and opened a newly renovated and expanded museum with a more global and inclusive curatorial narrative; surely it must also be capable of rebuilding its board and envisioning new ethical standards and best practices when it comes to sourcing philanthropic support.
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Bloomberg Politics will shift to a "more global outlook," and there are plans to start a new television show "focused on global politics and the impact of the new administration's policies on business and finance worldwide," according to the memo, which was reported earlier by The Huffington Post.
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And the Guggenheim is indeed planning to present a more global cross-section of modern and contemporary art — in Abu Dhabi, where its controversial planned satellite museum, 12 times the size of Frank Lloyd Wright's spiral museum in Manhattan, will place art from after 1960 in a worldwide framework.
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"It's such a capital-intensive business, and if you're able to partner with a company on that scale and that has a more global focus that would make a lot of sense," said Bryden Teich, portfolio manager at Toronto-based Avenue Investment Management, which does not hold the stock.
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The kinds of scandals and feuds that have derailed so many of his predecessors — most recently, a diss track by Pusha T who revealed that early in Drake's career, he had posed for photos in blackface — barely seem to leave a scratch on his ever-more-global persona.
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If the United States plans to continue imposing sanctions on Russia and its energy sector, it should consider how to approach output from projects like Yamal L.N.G. This is because the original source of such gas will become increasingly difficult to determine as the trade becomes more global.
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Ultimately, the research team are interested in both the potentials of digital labor, which can "allow a lot of workers to transcend a local labor market" and "tap into a much more global supply of work", as well as the subsequent benefits and issues that this form of work can bring.
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We're going to take a very growth mindset to this — which is, things won't be perfect but they'll intentionally not be perfect because we're trying to invent a lot and have the brands really push themselves to be more global, be more mobile, be more video, be more data-centric overall.
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"While helping to connect the world will always be the most important thing that I do, there are more global challenges that I also feel a responsibility to help solve, to create a better world for my daughter and all future generations," Zuckerberg told investors in a conference call Wednesday.
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The chairman of the Munich Security Conference and former ambassador to Washington was speaking to Reuters days before the publication of his book "World in Danger", in which he urges Germans not to giving up on the United States because of Trump, while also pressing them to accept more global responsibility.
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" Bert Wander, campaign director at Avaaz, a New York City-based organization that helped collect the signatures, told NBC News that the alleged detentions were a "blatant attempt by Russia to intimidate those standing up for gay people (which) will only draw more global attention to the horrors unfolding in Chechnya.
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EU ministers will also call for more global action on tax transparency and against money laundering, and will push for an international digital tax reform by 2020, according to a draft text that will form their mandate at the G20 meeting of finance ministers in Buenos Aires on July 19-22.
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At the time, Mostly Mozart (which originated as "Midsummer Serenades — A Mozart Festival" in 1966, when Lincoln Center's new theaters opened, complete with air-conditioning) was a staid series of traditional concerts; Lincoln Center Festival, which added theater and a more global outlook, was intended as a shot in the arm.
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In Marrakesh, the stylish riad El Fenn, whose light-filtered rooms frequently appear in guests' posts as well as in its own feed in magazine-ready shots, says its guests have changed in the past five years from majority British to more global, and younger by 10 to 15 years.
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This year is probably too soon for such a radical platform, but by 2020 — after more extreme weather, after machines replace more middle-class jobs, after more mass shootings and after much more global disorder — voters will realize that our stale left-right parties can't produce the needed answers for our postindustrial era.
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Taking an hour today to apply could result in $20183,000 AUD to extend your startup's runway, an all-expense paid trip to TechCrunch Disrupt San Francisco 2018, pitch training that will leave investors asking for more, global media exposure across TechCrunch's channels and a warm welcome into the Startup Battlefield Alumni Community.
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"I think the Academy needs to be more aware of its biases and work on inviting people who are not just Americans into the Academy, inviting international filmmakers and artists into the Academy so there can be a more global viewpoint when it comes to awareness of film and also taste," she said.
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Tech companies seem to be taking a more global approach in both selling their products and the management of their companies, experts say, while the Swiss watch industry has very much inherited its citizens' preference for traditional crafts in isolation from the rest of the world, not keeping up with the new nor retaining talent.
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Whether or not the point applies to Lichfield himself, it would certainly be a valid criticism of many rich executives and elite leaders who sponsor and attend conferences like this one, selling us (and themselves) on their virtue and goodness today even as they pave their own way toward even more global domination tomorrow.
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A much larger number of people—dubbed the "Somewheres" by the British writer David Goodhart, in contrast to the "Anywheres", who feel a more global sense of loyalty—are concerned to protect their culture, are resistant to rapid change, and, outrageously enough, care more about their own people than the citizens of the rest of the world.
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And when you talk about in the future AI and data, which are two concepts that are just really tied together, I just think the values that that comes from and whether it's part of a more global system, a more democratic process, a more open process, that's one of our best hopes for having this work out well.
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While helping to connect the world will always be the most important thing I do, there are more global challenges that I feel a responsibility to help solve — like helping to cure all diseases by the end of this century, upgrading our education system so it's personalized for each student, and protecting our environment from climate change.
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The startup's new capital will be used enter more global markets, add people to its delivery and customer-facing teams and broaden its services to cover more crops, "including making a key shift from indoor farms to outdoor farms, which has huge implications given that 40 percent of U.S. land is farmland," says co-founder and CEO Daniel Koppel.
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I am by no means unique within this club; in fact, as a first lady of a small, albeit well known and respected, nation, I am not subjected to nearly as much scrutiny as those with a more global profile; and when "off duty" at home in Iceland, I am almost always left alone to go about my business.
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The documentary's more global view includes examining the relationship of African-American men to the justice system; the fact that Kelly allegedly preyed on young women of color from economically disadvantaged backgrounds, who were especially vulnerable; and the willingness of Kelly's supporters to immediately brand the women liars, along with the threats accusers and their families subsequently faced.
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"As you move into a more global economy and more people order and get goods delivered at a distance, you need a more specific address than 'the house with the red door across from the cathedral,'" Merry Law, president of the postal code research firm WorldVu, told MIT Technology ReviewResearchers Demir and Raskar have a plan to provide those specific addresses.
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Hammond on Wednesday stressed the importance of putting the BoE under the charge of someone who would command respect of policymakers around the world at a time when Britain is preparing to pursue a more global role outside the EU. "We know from the experience of the previous crisis that it is through cooperation between central banks that we ensure stability," Hammond said.
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Read More Global economy faces a 'five-finger discount' Global equity funds surrendered a net $12.2 billion in outflows last week, the highest level of redemptions in five months and the seventh consecutive week of net outflows, according to Bank of America Merrill Lynch, whose chief investment strategist Michael Hartnett used the "bad Goldilocks" term to frame the current situation.
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Trump is replacing the entire logic of American foreign policy since World War II — that more global integration and stronger global rules and institutions will make for a more prosperous world, and if America pays a little more than others for that we will reap far more benefits because we are the world's biggest economy — with a philosophy of competitive nationalism.
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In a new Reuters/Ipsos public opinion poll, approximately 42 percent of respondents said they were washing their hands and using a disinfectant, like hand sanitizer, more than usual amid the increasing cases of COVID-19 in the U.S. Another 63 percent said that they were actively avoiding physical contact with others more frequently as the outbreak becomes more global.
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" "If the FTC decides to punt on some things and says it can do other things, I think you're going to see other federal agencies that people are going to turn to for some kind of engagement and relief until we have a more global resolution to some of these issues that Airbnb is so aggressively fighting at the city and state level.
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Evolving our Twitter Transparency Report: expanded data and insights Twitter's 29 Transparency Report, consistent with all transparency reports that I have ever read, shows an ever-increasing number of demands from government entities for user information: The latest Twitter Transparency Report shows that Twitter received approximately 21% more global legal demands, impacting more than twice as many accounts compared to the previous reporting period.
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We will need to feed more people than ever before in more global urban centers with fewer farmers, and we can only do that through the development of critical technologies that rely upon strong partnerships to support transformative research; a new workforce attracted to agricultural careers; and partnerships with the public to ensure that our citizens support adoption of innovative technologies into our agricultural systems.
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And as recently as 2013, Republicans appeared to join Democrats in strongly supporting U.S. participation in a more global economy: A Pew Research poll from that year found that 74 percent of Republicans agreed that growing trade and business ties are good for the U.S. But Trump's winning presidential campaign, during which he regularly attacked free trade agreements as "unfair," quickly buckled that consensus.
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I think they need big-time help there with a lot of people who have more global viewpoints, that maybe are not living in the bubble of Palo Alto, that have a bigger idea of things, that understand ethical issues, that ... These are ethical, societal, philosophical issues, and these are people, if you know them, are lovely people, but ill-equipped to deal with them, I think.
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In this case we mean it: A Guy Called Gerald really doesn't need any kind of grandstanding introduction because, put bluntly, if you're unaware of his importance to UK club culture—and dance music on a more global scale, too—then you've sort of dropped the ball a bit and we're probably not going to jump over a fence to get it back from your nasty next door neighbour.
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Over the past few months I've met many business leaders and industry bodies, from the CBI, the Federation of Small Businesses and the Institute of Directors, to London First, the Corporation of London, Tech City and City UK. As Mayor, I will listen to business and be a champion for industry at home and abroad, making the case for inward investment and striving to attract ever more global business.
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CARNEY: WELL, ITS A QUESTION OF YOUR TIME HORIZON ITS GOING TO BE A BIG ADJUSTMENT THE SCALE OF THE ADJUSTMENT WILL DEPEND ON WHAT THE FINAL ARRANGEMENT IS BETWEEN THE U.K. AND THE EUROPEAN UNION IF IT IS A DEEP COMPREHENSIVE BROAD TRADE AGREEMENT, THE ADJUSTMENT WILL BE MUCH LESS BUT IN ANY WAY, SHAPE OR FORM, WHAT IT IS GOING TO LEAVE IS THE INTENTION OF A MORE GLOBAL BRITAIN.
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For those who haven't yet had your fill of the shows, check out reviews of the last gasps of Paris, plus our top 10 moments of the month (In related, sad, news: Jun Takahashi, the designer behind Undercover, one of the best shows all season, is apparently taking a break from the women's wear circus to focus on men's.) In the meantime, on to more global matters with this week's Q&A.
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And my guess is that there will be some sort of more global — and I'm just guessing here, this is not based on conversations with Travis or Rachel [Whetstone] or anyone — but some sort of global solution on this that both helps regulators have some of the certainty they want, safety, but does it in a way ... I think part of the industry's argument is the method you want is wildly inefficient and not that good.
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In the book—which is divided into three parts, moving from his experience of Hollywood films to his work as a screenwriter in Hollywood to a more global take on blacks in movies—Baldwin cuts repeatedly from tenderness and hope, inspired by his beloved teacher Bill, to fierce rhetoric and a despair that centers on a question of faith: how can we believe in America's most powerful product if its vision misshapes or betrays some of its citizens?
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He lived in a narrow alternate universe called Trumpworld, and his favorite way to spend the evening was ordering a steak or cheeseburger (well done) from Fresco by Scotto, eating quickly and watching a sporting event on TV. "Trumpworld is a world he weaves for his own needs and desires, depending on what they are and when they are," says Louise Sunshine, a former Trump Organization vice president, noting that Clintonworld is much broader and more global.
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So, our thesis is, everything would be blended, or partially online, because it just helps with the data, it helps with efficiency, efficacy, everything can be so much more engaging and enriched, but I think the direction, generally, we would believe in, is one, it's going to be more personalized, because of the technology connection, teacher/student interaction, content, designed in a knowledge graph way, where we can personalize experience, and secondly, I think it's going to be more global.
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"It is vital that firms can see a clear vision of what the Government's negotiating stance will be so they can commence planning for its implementation," Director General David Dalton-Brown said, adding that TISA's plan would mean "minimal impact for the 113,000 UK jobs dependent upon trade with the EU and the 8,000 EU financial services that are trading inside the UK." TISA also called on the government to attract more global, non-EU financial services to Britain by developing a well-regulated market appropriate for the world outside of the EU, and said it was essential to keeping it as a world center.
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First shown in that year, evoking the 20th anniversary of the Tiananmen massacre, it is a group of white panels inscribed with large, red characters that declare: We have killed people we have killed men we have killed women we have killed old people we have killed children we have eaten people we have eaten hearts we have eaten human brains we have beaten people we have beaten people blind we have beaten open people's faces Making the long march up the Guggenheim's ramps, it becomes clear that a certain kind of art from China may have become more "global" than ever before, but as this complex exhibition demonstrates, for many of the artists who created it, as they wrestled with their homeland's turbulent recent history, they were unwilling — or perhaps unable — to easily give up its ghosts.
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