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Mr Loeb is among those who want more immediate action.
Funeral and burial costs are more immediate, and more heartbreaking.
A more immediate difficulty is finding skilled, competitively priced labour.
China, Japan, Europe and Brazil face more immediate financial challenges.
And who is more immediate — less historically oriented — than Trump?
The effect on investors' appetite for risk is more immediate.
Mars, and asteroids where more immediate fortune and glory exist.
But the Lincoln Caucus would primarily serve more immediate ends.
Reassessing YouTube's monetization structures could be a more immediate solution.
The Republicans may also be facing a more immediate test.
On her larger canvas, her dilemmas just sound more immediate.
These more immediate savings goals for millennials are readily understandable.
For most Spaniards, there are more immediate memories of terrorism.
The effects on individual transactions, however, would be more immediate.
It's actually nice because it can make things more immediate.
There are other, much more immediate and pressing needs we cover.
But a more immediate concern for the US is China's reaction.
A more immediate worry for Chinese manufacturers is weak domestic demand.
The recreational pot industry, however, could be in more immediate danger.
But the more immediate concern for investors will be monetary policy.
But Republicans are also responding to a more immediate political danger.
The more immediate risk is to Turkey's economy and its banks.
She seems generally to have preferred more immediate forms of gratification.
Unlike Lost, Manifest has a few more immediate questions to answer.
" Cruz acknowledged Trump's help, but asked for more immediate action. "Mr.
Players like Howard have their sights set on more immediate rewards.
Philip's connection to the Romanovs is far more immediate than Elizabeth's.
The next, more immediate adversary is closer to northern Europe: Russia.
Other food assistance programs are facing a more immediate cash crunch.
There's also a more immediate reason to be worried about the
A more immediate problem, however, is getting the border open again.
His more immediate problem was his food supply—boxes of macaroni.
But sometimes, a topic comes up that demands more immediate attention.
For Cretton, however, the more immediate effect was far more personal.
The more immediate risk to stability would be the embassy move.
That could have a more immediate impact on your credit score.
We're searching for more immediate, ecstatic, and penetrating modes of living.
The rise of the debt also poses a more immediate problem.
In theory, this is faster, more immediate, and initially self-gratifying.
But Echo users had more immediate concerns when the feature came out.
It was, instead, symptomatic of much deeper, much more immediate cultural malaise.
Several more immediate factors may, however, explain the timing of China's announcement.
Whereas something like this, the work of making it is more immediate.
Instead, passengers focus on more immediate concerns like peanuts and tight legroom.
These days, her mind is focused on more immediate concerns, like Mario.
"We built up tracks, and weirdly they sound more immediate," notes Emily.
But activists espousing looser ties with China face a more immediate challenge.
Shared mobility will have a more immediate impact on the insurance industry.
Others told Trump they faced more immediate concerns with state-level regulators.
Fitbit's second take on the category was a much more immediate hit.
Further west, in Silicon Valley's home state, there are more immediate concerns.
Go deeper: The companies face a more immediate regulatory threat in Europe.
Ordinary Palestinians have more immediate concerns, such as food, water and shelter.
Okay, but I have other problems that are more immediate, more real.
Of more immediate concern at City College, though, is the leadership vacuum.
Certainly New Orleanians face problems more immediate and tangible than Confederate symbols.
The most important countries in Venezuela's more immediate vicinity stand with Guaidó.
But the more immediate lesson is the difference one actor can make.
There's also a help line for more immediate guidance: 800-950-6264.
The more immediate risk may be the possibility of a trade war.
But the coronavirus is becoming more widespread and its proximity more immediate.
The theme that day was hope, transcendent hope and more immediate hope.
For their more immediate goals, they hold about $22,000 in taxable accounts.
Audio livestreams give hosts a more immediate way to engage with listeners.
Public health advocates have called for more immediate pre-market review, however.
The more immediate impact may be a rally in global crude prices.
But the Democrats' victory in Alabama carries some more immediate political implications.
Others may find societal distress and a changing climate rather more immediate.
A more immediate threat to the sector is that aid budgets might fall.
Coal also has a more immediate adverse effect on people's health, experts say.
The more immediate threat is to Alabama's delegation to the 2020 Democratic convention.
A more immediate problem for Augur is getting people to use it. Predictions.
Today, though, the threat of discriminating based on genetics is much more immediate.
A more immediate threat will come from whoever is the next American president.
She believes OPEC's next meeting on May 25 could have more immediate impact.
It also poses a more immediate risk to critical facilities like naval bases.
The first, more immediate sort concerns the mechanics of voting in the referendum.
How it impacts people: Vog seems to be the more immediate health concern.
The classic rules of investing need to be adapted for more immediate goals.
More immediate historical precedent suggests Republicans might fall even farther into the minority.
"We're searching for more immediate, ecstatic and penetrating modes of living," she declared.
Inside Kajaki there are more immediate problems than the lofty goals of peace.
A more immediate threat to the zinc consensus might come from visible stocks.
So students in that market can expect to see a more immediate increase.
That could bring more immediate, tangible benefits to people on the autism spectrum.
A more immediate solution is to save some bandwidth by reducing video quality.
It would also focus on more immediate questions like, Who are the guests?
Mueller, however, could face more immediate questions in light of the McCabe action.
The survey also asked registered voters of all political stripes about more immediate matters.
When the mission uncovers a more immediate threat than anticipated, though, the situation escalates.
Hemorrhoid cream isn't as effective but it is less painful and also more immediate.
More immediate is continuing to develop its autonomy strategy in an increasing competitive marketplace.
Verification of attribution takes time, while excess mortality estimation is a more immediate indicator.
But there is another more immediate impact that could hit every American's pocketbook directly.
The authorities in the Arab world have more immediate priorities—or do not exist.
We don't feel protected, which makes the battlefield deaths feel more immediate and raw.
It's not that they don't care, they just have an even more immediate concern.
One of the more immediate questions is, is this thing even still a Switch?
A more immediate use might be as a sanitary wipe to prevent viruses spreading.
This presented a more immediate but smaller problem, and also a more manageable one.
"Underground" made many choices that made it more immediate by making it less grandiose.
But there's a much more immediate implication, and it should excite Anthony Hopkins fans.
In the more immediate reality of 2019, IBM still has something in the works.
At the same time, the more immediate opportunity for Sentons is the mobile industry.
The third threat posed by Arctic warming is less scientifically certain but more immediate.
But on that night in 1968, Baird was attending to more immediate matters: a
The more immediate, realistic concerns that trouble experts are less sensational but still significant.
But most were unable to focus on their cases; they had more immediate concerns.
But Palau's conservation efforts are really motivated by a more immediate sense of self-preservation.
As to the more immediate future, Macquarie thinks recorded music will grow 7% in 2017.
However, that doesn't quite square with some of the more immediate comments about the economy.
But she had more immediate political considerations, challenging the incumbent for her senior class presidency.
Mr. Kerry is turning to the more immediate questions of cease-fire and humanitarian access.
Of course, that end date could come earlier if Roku takes a more immediate action.
A more immediate concern is whether the Turks plan to push into other YPG strongholds.
But the hazards of hundreds of babies born with birth defects are far more immediate.
Ross said that he does not know of any more "immediate actions" planned against Canada.
An end to the Iranian nuclear agreement could have even more immediate and catastrophic consequences.
But then you've got the other issue – the more immediate issue – of fixing the problem.
The more immediate question is whether the effect of Trump policies remains benign for Japan.
Some conservatives still saw Trump as a more immediate threat to the nation's constitutional order.
A more immediate worry is that a rise in racially charged rhetoric will encourage radicals.
Brazil has a more immediate interest in increasing its exports of agricultural commodities to Mexico.
Even before the litigation is resolved, it could have more immediate effects on consumers' wallets.
Her new songs also take up the more immediate pleasures of music and burgeoning romance.
The public history in the news has made the personal history all the more immediate.
Attending another bar mitzvah, in Huntington, N.Y., in March 2014, the concern became more immediate.
As well as the ignominy of losing the case, the judgment brings more immediate problems.
Instead, Lunshof, Hyun and their colleagues want to pinpoint more immediate ethical issues worth considering.
Win, win for both men -- after all, Xan has more immediate issues on his plate.
I mean, I wrote down some of it, but ... But the truck is more immediate?
But these days, the task at hand is more immediate: get HyTech up and running.
But he urged stakeholders to stick together on the more immediate tasks of protection and rebuilding.
Rubio, granted, had more immediate cause for mirth: He'd just won the formal backing of Gov.
But the more immediate problem is that the girl has a bowel obstruction that requires surgery.
It also opens the door to more immediate threats, like scammers fooling facial recognition payment systems.
I'm able to have more immediate access to my word choice when engaged in complex conversation.
It was time to move on from this failed relationship and focus on more immediate issues.
In addition, because it's no longer incentive-based, the compensation will be more immediate and predictable.
The more immediate concern is overcapacity in the Chinese economy and government subsidies to Chinese firms.
And they are calling for more immediate intervention to address the deteriorating state of school buildings.
The FPV headset enhances your drone experience by making the viewing payoff more immediate and fluid.
But I would say the more immediate danger is the increasing dysfunctionality of our democratic system.
For more immediate action, your best bet is getting in touch with the relevant local authorities.
Financial sanctions have a more immediate impact than most energy sanctions, so Congress should focus there.
A more immediate imponderable is the effect of the blocking of the route through the Balkans.
Should there be more immediate focus on a bipartisan workforce development package emphasizing higher tech skills?
The more immediate set of problems is the diplomatic and possible economic consequences related to trade.
If you're looking for a more immediate solution, check out this hard shell case from Orzly.
But she also said that the country needed more "immediate solutions" to address health-care affordability.
However, the more immediate issue is presidential budgetary powers, which are sharply limited by the Constitution.
But a more immediate concern may be the guy next door or a shifty co-worker.
Yet the more immediate problem for House Democrats may not be constitutional but architectural in nature.
For me, it took on a more immediate, personal meaning in a California ravine last week.
He fears a more immediate kind of danger, which can't be aestheticized or glorified in verse.
Yet there has been a more immediate reason for its fast rise: U.S. sanctions against Iran.
But there is a more immediate reason that Magufuli is tightening the noose on the opposition.
Now, with president-elect Donald Trump readying for power, those dangers are more immediate than ever.
The big picture: Keeping the seats Republicans already have is "the more immediate problem," writes Myers.
The issue was far more immediate and visceral to most Americans than the distant Vietnam War.
They say a system-wide cut in interest rates may offer struggling firms more immediate relief.
Blankfein said he uses Twitter as a more immediate way to comment on hot-button issues.
I came back to it and pulled it apart a bit and wrote something more immediate.
But for postal workers, the more immediate concern is safety as coronavirus spreads across the country.
The stability of Italian banks, on the other hand, is a more immediate and worrying issue.
On the other hand, an extended rise in gasoline prices could have a more immediate effect.
The more immediate concern is China's aluminum processing sector, which converts metal into semi-manufactured products.
The more immediate concern is China's aluminum processing sector, which converts metal into semi-manufactured products.
But the sheriff said the horrifying conditions that investigators later encountered didn't prompt more immediate action.
Yet he also has had to deal with pressure from another, more immediate, source: activist investors.
His cancer treatments were put on hold to address the more immediate threat of an infection.
We see the more immediate ramifications of guards giving prisoners drugs in exchange for sexual favors.
Monifa Lemons, too, would like to see a woman as president, but her concerns are more immediate.
And his missive fails to address several more immediate concerns — not least how to finance his ambitions.
Appaloosa had termed Allergan's decision as "meaningless series of gestures" and called for a more immediate change.
Thousands of teenagers suffer in much more immediate ways from laws that were passed without their representation.
Such phone-based services are more immediate, more personal and more public than their keyboard-based predecessors.
The program was designed to benefit conservation in the wild, but it also had more immediate goals.
For now, his more immediate concern is figuring out the best way to celebrate with the band.
IF: And on the more immediate horizon, there [are] a couple things coming on the hardware side.
That aside, the more immediate concern is President Trump's attempt to "pack the Fed" with yes men.
Congress should focus on the more immediate dangers presented by fake comments and profane and threatening language.
But her more immediate problem is appearing in public with an enormous "stress pimple" on her face.
Brown believes there are better places to invest for more immediate returns, even in the industrials space.
And his missive fails to address several more immediate concerns – not least how to finance his ambitions.
But the more immediate question for Ryan is if he actually wants the job to begin with.
There just seems to be more immediate material to explore there compared to the typical colored story.
This inequality narrative is adding to investor angst, along with more immediate challenges like the trade war.
But the more immediate concern is that this falling spread continues to weigh on the bank stocks.
While that could be attractive to some investors in the long run, some saw more immediate risks.
"I prioritize the heart stuff over the insulin because the heart stuff is more immediate," she said.
In the meantime, supporters of the more immediate measure have been urging the governor to sign it.
Meanwhile, monthslong multilateral talks aimed at calming the more immediate issue have had some short-term success.
Harold Holzer is a Civil War-era historian who on Monday was thinking of more immediate affairs.
There is a case already at the court that presents the justices with a more immediate test.
For employers, the more immediate challenge has been finding qualified, reliable workers at the going wage rate.
Does it bring home the devastation of this fire in a more immediate way than words can?
COM addresses, but there are more immediate concerns that prices could be increased on nonprofits that dominate .
He said the expired Children's Health Insurance Program and other government programs were of more immediate concern.
Legal questions aside, it's the potential political costs that are probably of more immediate concern for Clinton.
It is imperative that lawmakers support the agencies that work with industry partners on more immediate solutions.
But there are some instances in which that reality is more acute, more immediate and more dire.
And it could have an even more immediate and direct impact on economic growth: student debt relief.
Do you set your fear and sorrow aside because, frankly, you have more immediate issues to tackle?
For a more immediate approach, it's important to realise that being part of a tribe helps enormously.
Right now, however, Francis must face a more immediate goal: how and whether to address Viganò's accusations.
So gone is the top-down view in favor of a more immediate third-person, close camera perspective.
There's no reminder more immediate that your device is pre-owned than forgetting to clean out port gunk.
A more immediate threat is that the algos and bots may replace human labour, creating a jobs apocalypse.
There's one more thing, something more immediate for the Minecraft faithful, and that's the introduction of "add-ons".
For now, the families are focused on the more immediate relief of being reunited with their loved ones.
We must also act in more immediate ways that will protect not only LGBT people, but all citizens.
That's because in a country where energy demand far outstrips supply, power production remains a more immediate priority.
But there is a more immediate consequence of the work for the estimated 40m people with the disease.
The more immediate influences on Hayden's decision, however, were Martin Gang, his lawyer, and Phil Cohen, his therapist.
A second and more immediate problem is that the one-offs don't feel like one-offs any more.
It's even comparable with rates you'd find for certificates of deposits, with more immediate access to our cash.
Aren't other workers—like the millions who don't even get a living wage—suffering in more immediate ways?
A rational analysis might suggest there are other areas of Arsenal's team in more immediate need of reinforcement.
Others struggling to make ends meet seem to have more immediate concerns than throwing stones at Israeli soldiers.
Depending on what these more immediate expenses look like, you may decide you want to have more saved.
A more immediate concern, however, is whether Russia will use the Zapad exercise to keep Belarus in line.
It's not hard to imagine other questions: Do certain types of stories require more immediate attention than others?
What was once considered Congress's Job No. 1 is being eclipsed for some lawmakers by more immediate matters.
Yet one could argue the threat of an outbreak of infectious disease is much more immediate than terrorism.
Yet does it create a more immediate connection with climate change and the human impact on the oceans?
Florida was a more immediate concern and a place where they thought they could tell a better story.
"Earth is the best planet," he said while briefly acknowledging more immediate issues like global warming, poverty and pollution.
But for the average developer or publisher, the ads will have a much more immediate effect on their business.
Beyond the loftier — and longer-term goals — Parsa and her partner are looking to tackle a more immediate problem.
"In light of recent problems, we also recognize more immediate action needs to be taken as well," he said.
The Bachelor has a similar effect, just a bit more immediate, given the single-minded nature of the show.
However, focusing solely on a vehicle's use in personal mobility overlooks another, more immediate, opportunity to drive shared value.
We've also seen that your methods tend to be more effective and more immediate than what the government does.
But those concerns are also a potential obstacle to a more immediate deal with Peugeot Chief Executive Carlos Tavares.
What doesn't is heading the other way, trading an asset for more immediate help just to make the playoffs.
This approach to currency — multilateral, and incremental — will mitigate some of the adverse consequences of more immediate, unilateral policies.
But the fight could only turn against Ukraine once the more immediate threat in the Donbas had been destroyed.
Trump's decision to back off on more immediate actions could signal a cooling of heated trade negotiations with China.
Fox faces a more immediate problem, too: losing the modicum of respect it has among its mainstream media peers.
A less serious but perhaps more immediate issue to be discussed on Friday involves the US-Japan economic relationship.
On the other side, propaganda from the Rakhine and their backers in the Myanmar government carried more immediate consequences.
Dashed hopes for much more – immediate nuclear disarmament by North Korea — could ramp up tensions rather than reduce them.
But it is perhaps ISIS, a potentially more immediate threat to the US, who could score the biggest win.
But in considering the strategy, Mr. Trump seemed to be betting that the political impact would be more immediate.
In the immediate aftermath, the questions were far more immediate, as they are in these early days of spring.
Still, in considering the strategy, Mr. Trump appeared to be betting that the political impact would be more immediate.
Augmented reality technology will bring our report to you in a way that makes it more immediate than ever.
Some political scientists have suggested that extreme weather has made the issue of climate change more immediate for voters.
For huge media conglomerates, this dynamic might matter only in the margins; ESPN surely has more immediate business concerns.
Gabby Giffords, an Arizona Democrat, believes a more aspirational presidential debate can generate momentum for more immediate legislative priorities.
ICAO has a more immediate political problem though: it loves consensus and there's no consensus on handling carbon offsets.
Seeing the effect that a shrinking habitat has on polar bears could convince conservationists to take more immediate action.
Google's more immediate concern is how to respond to the outcry over Damore's firing and tamp down the controversy.
"I should say that we're grateful to the White House for making 'Agrippina' feel more immediate," Mr. Gelb said.
But the more immediate threat, they said, was to the nuclear deal negotiated by President Barack Obama in 2015.
This "spend rate" highlights the share of foundations' money that has the potential of making more immediate social impacts.
So French voters, far from mobilizing behind Mr. Macron's priorities, have protested against economic challenges that feel more immediate.
Yeah. I mean, I wrote down some of it, but ... But the truck is more immediate, [and] the Roadster?
All of these things made fighting a lot more immediate and a lot harder to pull yourself out of.
The refugees in their care had more immediate concerns: learning English, taking their children to doctor's appointments, and finding jobs.
The more immediate problem for Biden is that he is the frontrunning Democrat in a primary with 20 other candidates.
This, though, was much more immediate and fun, she said, because she got to see the result working right away.
Ryan's bill will preserve Obamacare's Medicaid expansions in the states until 2020, avoiding more immediate cuts that many observers expected.
Arrivo's fate may was sealed by the inability to line up more immediate series A funding, the two employees say.
He hopes there are more direct messaging features coming, something that would be more immediate than emailing a drone pilot.
" And the backlash could be even more immediate and personal for Trump, Shrum warned, adding, "This coming from Donald Trump?
That will doubtlessly benefit the national team in the long term, but there's something rather more immediate to be considered.
This trailer suggests a much more immediate destructive threat, from an antagonist with weird new stretchy powers and unclear motives.
A more immediate worry for the winter-sports industry is that skiing and snowboarding have peaked in the rich world.
Another has more immediate aspirations: "more wheat, oil and sugar" for her seven children, and more money for their education.
The more immediate problem facing Ukraine is that it has not received a disbursement from the IMF since early August.
Twitter is a much more immediate platform for participating in the day-to-day, often minute-to-minute political dialogue.
Elizabeth's anguish took a back seat through much of the episode to a more immediate crisis for the Jennings family.
His more immediate plan is to do whatever he can to ensure Trump is not the Republican nominee for president.
On the eve of GTC 2019 Jensen Huang seems to have a more immediate goal: deliver a rousing keynote address.
They also represent more immediate upgrades rather than ones that will help future-proof the iPhone for years to come.
"The more critical thing, however, the more immediate need, is converting people from part-time to full-time," he said.
We use clients like Slack and Convo to stay in touch with colleagues throughout the day for more immediate messages.
And we want to be protected, but part of that protection may be a more immediate need to be comforted.
Deportation raids, walls along the border, and increased border security are more immediate and flashy responses, however superficial and ineffective.
If this is the case, there are a few more immediate things you can suggest to help reignite their mood.
Among the more immediate risks that the new ECB president might have to face would come from the United Kingdom.
Ibsen switched to prose for its more immediate effects—and as a way of shocking audiences out of their complacency.
Both proceedings pose serious legal trouble for the President, but the Cohen plea is the graver and more immediate risk.
Even more immediate, coach Bob Bradley's side is one win from clinching the top playoff seed in the Western Conference.
Even Democrats worried that more immediate immigration matters might fail to pass with the broader package now on the table.
State surveillance and violation of privacy are very real concerns, even though there are bigger, more immediate ones right now.
I began to sense the world developing in my head as more immediate than the human crush of my commute.
But in the more immediate future, we&aposll probably see AR play a bigger role in the iPhone and iPad.
The streaming services could provide cash-advances to artists, so that musicians can make more immediate income from their work.
For a more immediate yet lyrical look at the effects of mass incarceration, consider Reginald Dwayne Betts's poetry collection Felon.
A more immediate deadline: The Massachusetts Equal Pay Act, passed by the legislature in 2016, goes into effect in July.
The first, more immediate way, rests in the ongoing federal trial around the pending merger of T-Mobile and Sprint.
There's a more immediate feeling to how people are experiencing the music and you kind of feed off of it.
But the political tenor shifted last year, when a blue wave of disenchanted Democratic voters pushed for more immediate change.
But others on the left, crucially, did not fight with them to demand a more immediate vote on the bill.
Beyond the two new spaces in development, he said others in the more immediate pipeline include Thailand, Hong Kong and Taiwan.
A more immediate goal is to expand its offline work beyond Hyderabad and Bangalore, the two cities where it currently operates.
For many Democrats, particularly those dreaming of a 2020 presidential run, their more immediate concern might be attacks from the left.
The more immediate problem is a new crack that's 24 miles long and located about 10 miles northeast of the base.
But it's also true in a more immediate way: the fantasies might inspire very real policy responses, with very real consequences.
Either step would have a more immediate effect than extending unemployment benefits for longer, which is a perennial debate in Congress.
But one of the more immediate aims of Express Drive is simply to put more Lyft vehicles on the streets today.
On a more immediate note, it begins turning Chromebooks into workable devices for programmers who want to code for Google's platforms.
The central bank governor did not address the more immediate challenge of Britain's departure from the European Union, due on Oct.
"The EU, he recognized, was a distraction from more immediate and pressing concerns," Scottish journalist Alex Massie writes in Foreign Policy.
A more immediate benefit can come from halting deforestation, says Crowther, which costs our planet around 15 billion trees each year.
And even if you don't, there really is something to the cliché that Twitter feels more immediate than other blogging platforms.
There's no telling what could happen next, but investors at least are moving as if there are no more immediate threats.
What's a more immediate image to call to mind "cozy pastoral lives with small communities and no internet" than a cow?
Threats from North Korea But perhaps a more immediate concern is the threat posed by North Korea's nuclear and missile programs.
But there are also challenges that confer more immediate benefits, such as a self-revive item or a pre-upgraded pistol.
Of course, there are much more immediate concerns that we'll have to deal with in response to the self-driving car.
A more immediate worry to India is Pakistan's development and deployment of smaller "tactical" nuclear weapons for use on the battlefield.
One person's perspective is another person's trolling There's also a more immediate risk — that no one will add to users' grids.
But it must also focus on the local level for more immediate reasons: to stop emboldened Republicans in the Trump era.
A more immediate danger would be if the deepening regulatory crackdown inadvertently disrupts normal business activities or triggers financial market turmoil.
When they started planning in February, they were aware of the timing, but the schedule was shaped by more immediate concerns.
The more immediate of these threats is Brexit, while the more serious of these threats is the simmering Italian budget crisis.
While Democrats have pushed to send more immediate money to state election officials, Republicans in both chambers have rejected those efforts.
In addition to its lessened environmental impact, the electric yacht boasts a more immediate win: It's completely silent, even while running.
On Capitol Hill, the more immediate concern appears to be forcing a reckoning on Clinton for her use of the server.
But the lawsuit underscores a more immediate question for the American people: How do we want our students admitted to college?
A more immediate concern for investors may be what the merger will mean to the future of AT&T's beloved dividend.
Pressure on Big Food to do larger deals that can make a more immediate impact has heightened over the past year.
The low-production values became a feature—it seemed more real, more immediate, as if you were there in Garmendia's bedroom.
The more immediate problem is that thanks to decades of underdevelopment and policies that favored landowners, there's nowhere to put anyone.
He said many questioned the wisdom of spending big on APEC when then were more immediate priorities to address at home.
On a more immediate note, however, I asked our Poland correspondent, Marc Santora, for some actual tips from the front line.
A week after the accident, he was facing a more immediate threat: A Klebsiella pneumonia infection was blossoming in his lungs.
Still, Democratic candidates and people who showed up at their campaign events on Saturday tended to focus on more immediate concerns.
Of more immediate concern, the Suns had big problems at point guard even before they waived Isaiah Canaan on Wednesday morning.
However, the nurse emphasized that health care officials more immediate results in order to get back to caring for their patients.
However, physician-assisted suicide is more immediate and less painful while the others, though legal, can result in intolerable, prolonged anguish.
Now, as it spreads across Europe and Asia, the virus is becoming a more immediate threat to all types of businesses.
Sanctions targeting Iranian state shipping lines are set to take effect in June and could be expedited for more immediate impact.
When the Founders were shaping our constitutional democracy, they intended for the House of Representatives to reflect more immediate popular opinion.
That would free scientists to confront problems he found more immediate, like the alleviation of poverty and the avoidance of war.
But China's ban on group travel as it tries to contain the outbreak is the more immediate economic threat to Japan.
But in starting Circus Culture in 2015, Ms. Cohen, a graduate of Ithaca College, hoped to have a more immediate impact.
For Darlene and Dom, the threat is more immediate: They're being held prisoner by Janice, the Dark Army's infuriatingly chipper emissary.
"The flood danger from this storm is more immediate today than when it ... made landfall 24 hours ago," North Carolina Gov.
Whether you're pre-IPO or looking to get acquired, make sure you have an exit route in your more immediate future.
For Armin Auchentaller, the Italian national who began overseeing the United States women's team last spring, the needs are more immediate.
But while it makes chatting a little more immediate, it may also push users to spend even more time in the app.
Greg Hampikian, a professor of biology and criminal justice at Boise State said the more immediate vulnerabilities the researchers highlighted are concerning.
Without naming competitors, Spiegel said Snapchat's content isn't about presenting a curated life but a more immediate way to talk to others.
Beaver Valenzuela told KABC-TV that he's survived fiercer storms and wouldn't leave until he was convinced there was more immediate danger.
No one likes delayed gratification — and it looks like making the reward for giving more immediate might increase how much people give.
Unfortunately, for conservationists and others challenged with managing the diversity of imperiled species, the absence of satisfactory answers poses more immediate problems.
Serve in a plastic bag for the full Mexican drinking experience—or just guzzle directly from the blender for more immediate refreshment.
Interface changes didn't just make computing faster, they made it more immediate, literally removing layers of mediation between you and the computer.
Now how about investing in your more immediate professional or personal future by spending your refund money on an adult education class?
Although investments in computer science education and vocational schools will be invaluable in the long run, retraining offers a more immediate solution.
As Mr Spektor puts it, it is the quality of Brazilian democracy, rather than its survival, that is at more immediate risk.
In the more immediate future, some researchers say, doctors will use the tests to predict who is most likely to develop diseases.
While those more immediate space-based defenses may help with national security, it's not quite a global shield from any nuclear attack.
She's concerned about data privacy, but also the more immediate impact that a new dating profile could have on her current relationship.
"We believe that financial stability is a more immediate concern," Shashank Mendiratta, an economist at ANZ, wrote in a note last week.
A more immediate salve was the sound of music once more on the streets of Timbuktu, previously banned under the Islamist regime.
Climate activism, the thinking goes, can only succeed as a kind of adjunct to more proximate activism focused on more immediate concerns.
This first-person shooter successfully transplanted the genre from historical battles and sci-fi operas to more immediate and often mundane venues.
The Trump administration, however, may pursue more immediate avenues of changing the CFPB's direction while legislation works its way through the Congress.
The budget proposal also includes more immediate eliminations of entire programs, some of which Congress refused to get rid of last year.
In a much more immediate sense, we will find ourselves on stable footing here at home for the first time in years.
Although space programs in Africa are frequently criticized for being a waste of money, particularly with the presence of more immediate concerns.
In the more immediate future, shareholders have another concern: Mr. Musk's desire to combine Tesla with SolarCity, his home solar panel company.
A more immediate effect would have been to update the registration of an estimated 700,000 voters in time for this November's elections.
Crossing times have not changed but as drivers of electric vehicles experience, the response from electric power is more immediate, Andersson said.
The track seems like it's barely there, but the compact nature of the ride makes it feel even faster and more immediate.
A 2017 economic analysis by RAND Corporation, however, suggested that the benefits of later start times "far outweigh" those more immediate costs.
Zadie Smith's novel, set in a working-class neighborhood of northwest London, feels more immediate and realistic the more experimental it becomes.
All that seems somehow more immediate than that beater of a car at the end of your block, but less real. 10.
But, despite their high scores and financial foresight, "the [index] reveals a gap in [millennials'] more immediate money habits," the release says.
Young people often focus instead on their more immediate needs, which include record levels of student loan debt and rising housing costs.
But as the Afghan war nears the end of its 16th year, not losing may be the more immediate and achievable objective.
The more immediate reality is that Sanders doesn't need to win South Carolina, given that he is well placed for Super Tuesday.
After a follow-up visit at the VA clinic in Show Low, it was clear that my father needed more immediate care.
The second and more immediate casualty from the 232 action is the U.S. ability to lead collective action against China's trade practices.
That improved deal is due to expire in 2023, but the 26-year-old has more immediate priorities with his national team.
He pointed to intellectual property theft and steel dumping as the more immediate problems presented by China that need to be addressed.
But in the process of developing technology that would enable autonomous driving, some startups are also working on a more immediate solution.
At the very least, Golden State could turn around and use Bagley III as a trade chip to add more immediate help.
So, although the eventual effects of this conflict may not be entirely clear, there's some cause for concern about its more immediate impact.
Those two types of North Korean weapons pose a more immediate threat to South Korea, and to the 28,500 American forces based there.
Unfortunately, while the emotional foundation is there for an epic showdown, Vogt-Roberts forgets to establish any more immediate stakes for their battle.
Perhaps a more immediate risk, though, is that deep brain stimulation will simply not be as effective as we dream it will be.
That can create more immediate problems that we have to solve, so I think the Fed bringing rates down has to mitigate that.
Panasonic's opted for a busier look that promises to nevertheless be faster in operation, simply by virtue of having more immediate physical controls.
But there's a more immediate problem: as we learned almost a decade ago, building a system for social media self-governance is hard.
"Constant observation" is for those who are in more immediate danger, whether they are threatening to commit suicide or are already harming themselves.
"The flood danger from this storm is more immediate today than when it made landfall just over 24 hours ago," North Carolina Gov.
If you want a more immediate expiration of messages, you can set content to delete as soon as it's been opened and read.
So the more immediate way a car company can make use of AR is to sell us customization options for a new ride.
But right now, with all of our more immediate troubles, you can hardly blame Alaskans for not caring about Kim Jong Un's missiles.
"The flood danger from this storm is more immediate today than when it made landfall just over 24 hours ago," North Carolina Gov.
Of course, there were things that happened in the film that made it a lot less topical and more immediate to their lives.
Among his more immediate projects: working on a Disney film and preparing for a live-action sequel to "Mary Poppins," with Emily Blunt.
Not only does this mean no more immediate communication with mission control in emergency situations, weekly calls to loved ones are also out.
But languishing oil prices, giving investors a more immediate reason to have second thoughts about how prospects for inflation and U.S. interest rates.
I faced the more immediate conundrum of illustrating this column and decided not to show the faces of the people in my collection.
A more immediate priority is hiring 10 sales representatives and launching a nematicide product for farmers to fight soy rust, the executives said.
A more immediate market, though, is replacing existing security holograms with ones that are clearer, harder to forge and viewable from any angle.
But it is vital we do not overstate the importance of such talks to the more immediate project of ending U.S. military intervention.
One with a more immediate outlook may hope that the truffles and chocolate cake will directly result in a night of unprecedented sex.
Near-shore waters have a greater diversity of species and face more immediate threats from energy extraction, tourism, development, habitat degradation and overfishing.
In some ways, that means the bigger and more immediate question is whether Trump can avoid taking steps that make the problem worse.
A more immediate lever, then, could be to ramp up pressure on PACs and private donors and push them to give to women.
Additionally, Angel No. 0 will not be available for download until May 1, making the need to visit a comic store more immediate.
But the problem with worrying about the future is that the more immediate the vasectomy became, the more I feared the procedure itself.
Even after the investigation ends, the president will face questions about how he plans to handle racial issues that are much more immediate.
The hospital controversy underscores a recurring problem in California: Residents want safer buildings, but they fear the more immediate consequences of costly renovations.
But after the financial downturn in 2000, he realized that, with a family to support, he needed a more immediate source of income.
The more immediate slots often have higher delivery fees, so it might behoove you to plan ahead to save a couple of bucks.
"Foreign-Returned" unfolds amid the anti-immigration fervor of the 2016 presidential election and is suffused with a more immediate sense of threat.
The more immediate consequence of Brexit, however, may be not the dissolution of the European Union but the dissolution of the United Kingdom.
But there's another, more immediate, level of risk involved in the bill's passage: what it means for the rest of the party agenda.
Fed watchers had been looking for the language to change from "this year," as indicated following the June meeting, to something more immediate.
Short-term goals are the more immediate expenses that you can square over the course of a few months or a few years.
Over the past two months, however, US officials have grown increasingly concerned as the threat to US and coalition forces became more immediate.
There is also the failure to combine humanitarian action (more immediate help, geared toward saving lives) with economic development efforts to reduce poverty.
Early in his 2007-2013 term, Ashfaq Parvez Kayani said that domestic terror in Pakistan required more "immediate attention" than the threat from India.
He said that there are plans to do an IPO "at some point," but a more immediate focus is the opportunity to expand overseas.
You could certainly argue that Russia is a larger military threat to the US. Or that terrorism is a more immediate threat to safety.
Khanna — who, in the general shakeup of primary season, are eager to stand out from from the crowd — could have a more immediate impact.
First, it brings the player into closer physical proximity to Kratos, making his movements and choices more immediate than they ever have been before.
But the core of Trump's complaint right now seems to be something much more immediate and personal: He just wants to watch Fox News.
While shared mobility will have a more immediate impact on the insurance industry, self-driving cars will certainly impact the insurance industry more overall.
The other big revelation of the episode — that Maeve is basically turning into a superhero — is likely to have a much more immediate impact.
And the way they respond to rewards is shaped so that the bots consider future payoffs as well as those that are more immediate.
On top of solving some of the more immediate needs for connecting objects and networks, Sigfox has very lofty ambitions to do even more.
I'm more cautious when it comes to housing, because a fall in your local housing market can do you greater and more immediate harm.
But the missile may have posed a more immediate threat, flying within miles of the flight path that a passenger jet had just completed.
For now, though, the more immediate impression I have here also is that Amazon is not quite giving up on physical books just yet.
Uber's self-driving cars have driven ~3 million miles & killed one person Joh noted that focusing on those deaths misses the more immediate point.
While Mr. Cruz faces the more immediate test in Indiana, Mr. Kasich will have to make swift use of his free hand in Oregon.
A more immediate goal, Galil says, would be challenging IBM's Watson against his system to see which one can match up the patients better.
That would be a more immediate threat to medical distribution companies, like McKesson and Cardinal Health, rather than to pharmacies and pharmacy benefits managers.
Her gender concerns were much more immediate: She saw other 15-year-old girls becoming curvier and heard them talk about getting their periods.
"Will they do it just in their immediate periphery in ways that are of more immediate concern to them, like Taiwan, like Hong Kong?"
The state's Senate unanimously passed a $28 million bill Thursday to provide some more immediate assistance to residents, like bottled water and health screenings.
That is why in addition to these constitutional principles, there is a more immediate action to be taken: new elections for the Catalan Parliament.
The autopsy also concluded that Mr. Clark's death was not instantaneous, raising questions about why he had not been given more immediate medical care.
Though it now appears as a fixed sculptural masterpiece, in colonial Alaska it had more immediate uses, worn in dances to summon clement weather.
Joshua has more immediate plans, to fight Deontay Wilder, who wears the W.B.C. heavyweight title belt, the only one Mr. Joshua does not possess.
In the meantime, subway officials are making more immediate fixes as part of the ongoing short-term rescue plan in place since last summer.
The more immediate problem is that General Apirat's kind of rhetoric, endlessly repeated by army-backed media, does not cow those who want change.
But all of this seems a decidedly remote possibility at the moment, with many of us Earthlings preoccupied with more immediate, less lofty matters.
And the Amazon CEO may be looking for more philanthropic endeavors — he recently tweeted a request for ideas that will produce more immediate results.
Or is there a way to talk about this to my mom that will let me help the child in a more immediate way?
Fitch believes this means that if they were in financial distress, they would benefit from stronger and more immediate state support than other hospitals.
A more immediate motivation, local restaurateurs said, was the approach of the $163 minimum wage in 216, proceeding in New York City on Dec.
In these smaller, more immediate works, frenetic and scrawling marks replicate the violence of the battlefield and what she called the "obscenity" of war.
They had long-term projects, like rebuilding several greens, and more immediate concerns, like repairing grass damaged by excessive salt from a wet winter.
Still, the new tax law will make more immediate changes, including to the amount of money employers withhold from their paychecks for tax purposes.
Vis–à–vis duck flattening, I'll touch on two big, visionary ideas and then 27 smaller, more immediate, more practical measures that use existing technologies.
In concrete — and more immediate — terms, this means Microsoft is bringing more cloud-powered intelligence services to Office 365 in the near future, for example.
But the more immediate goal is to give young men jobs in the hope that this will make them less eager to take up arms.
But as he becomes a more immediate threat, he is likely to face new criticism of his extreme wealth and long record in public life.
Coolio was just charged with possession of a firearm by a felon, and he's got even more immediate problems ... he didn't show up in court.
But Trump is also bracing for the storm's more immediate impact on two of his properties, which lie in the Category 4 hurricane's projected path.
The narrative justifications deployed through The Division are silly, but its politically-inflected fantasies are much more immediate now than they were in early 2016.
But in the more immediate future, blockchain-enabled microgrids would allow consumers to join a power "exchange" in which they can sell their surplus energy.
Photo: APThe existential threat posed by climate change can often obscure the more immediate vulnerabilities that regulatory bodies like the Environmental Protection Agency guard against.
But a case study out this week is the latest to suggest that certain germs can cause much more immediate and frightening mental health problems.
While publicly denouncing ISIS, they have little incentive to fight because they see the internationally recognized government in the east as their more immediate foe.
Meanwhile, the host of other candidates in the race will have even more immediate concerns — because this debate might very well be their last chance.
The beads need clinical trials before BEING used for infertility treatments A more immediate application for the beads might be selecting sperm for fertility treatments.
Others see more immediate risks, particularly in Turkey, where the central bank last week held its base interest rate at an above-inflation 24 percent.
MIT's current plan for Polaris is to "eventually" open source it but the more immediate hope is to encourage browser makers to embed the tech.
The faster the game runs, the smoother motion looks on-screen, and the more immediate the connection between your action and its on-screen counterpart.
Of course, this isn't some breakthrough in the analysis of human behavior; the process is just more immediate today thanks to social media and apps.
UN refugee chief Filippo Grandi said there was a danger of a more immediate crisis if Yemenis began to abandon their homes in large numbers.
Some may argue that the use of nuclear weapons is unlikely and there are more immediate concerns to be discussed, such as jobs and terrorism.
He said that views some of his initiatives, such as Blue Origin, as being very beneficial in the long term, but wants something more immediate.
Of more immediate importance, Trump's ability to hold onto the Republican electorate in the near future is likely to dissuade some Republicans from challenging him.
"The beauty of having a city or regional approach is that ... in terms of scale, it allows us for a more immediate comparison," she said.
"In terms of practical, pragmatic solutions we're finding that a city-level engagement is proving to be very tangible, with more immediate results," she said.
A more immediate result of the union between the innovation spaces will be Bosun Tijani becoming a regular sight on flights between Lagos and Nairobi.
Fourth and most importantly: SCM is far, far from alone in prioritizing more immediate and visceral concerns over the somewhat abstract threat of climate change.
But the existentialism and sentimentality of LCD Soundsystem's brand of dance was long ago rendered moot by the more immediate reward of the bass drop.
I gave it a whirl, slightly expecting it to be a more immediate version of pre-web NYPL querying restricted only to Sweden-related things.
But when you're young, building up a trust or even making a formal will usually aren't top priority amid bills and more immediate savings goals.
Then there are more immediate matters for concern, like snow blindness, especially when we're near water, which is highly reflective in all its physical states.
And this is where "Veni, Vidi, Vici" — drawn from the phrase "I came, I saw, I conquered, " attributed to Julius Caesar — feels suddenly more immediate.
And there's a more immediate threat to the law: The Supreme Court later this year is set to hear another case that could upend Obamacare.
You most likely would have the opportunity to work in safer and more lucrative careers that would be of more immediate help to your family.
In the more immediate future, however, Second Nature may benefit from increased interest in home health products in the wake of the COVID-19 outbreak.
But a more immediate threat in the United States are the state policies that make it easy to avoid immunization requirements for children entering kindergarten.
These exchanges, these collective adjustments of the line between what feels right and what feels wrong, can seem more immediate and impactful than any law.
A traveling survey of Ms. Heyl's work will arrive at the Hirshhorn Museum in Washington, D.C. in November, but her impact can be more immediate.
"We are likely to have way bigger and more immediate news," Dr. Kyle said, "that will erase this from the front burner of public consciousness."
But for state officials, gathered here at the summer meeting of the National Association of Insurance Commissioners, the subsidies are a more immediate, practical concern.
But whereas the health problems associated with air pollution can take years to manifest themselves, new research highlights a much more immediate—and violent—risk.
Iran opposed ISIS in Syria but was more concerned with other rebel groups, both secular and Islamist, that posed a more immediate threat to Assad.
As the Associated Press points out, as a candidate Trump promised "insurance for everybody" and a more immediate replacement to the nearly decade-old ACA.
But for Yoshikami, the Destination Wealth Management investor, the picture is still a bit cloudy as some of the more immediate issues remain largely unresolved.
Yet Mr. Trump's close allies said he had met his more immediate goal of soothing himself with a sense of control over his own administration.
Art is art, some of which may seem more brutal, more immediate, even less talented than other works, depending upon the viewer's eye and sensibility.
Since these mosquitoes aren't using gene drive, it's a little easier to control, and might provide a more immediate solution for controlling the spread of zika.
However, one startup, quietly backed by Index Ventures and JamJar Investments in late 2015, is tackling financial health from a different and more immediate angle: debt.
But new studies are just beginning to determine the effects of social media -- which is arguably more immediate and intimate -- on the way kids view themselves.
The status of those broader allegations isn't necessarily moot, but certainly take a back seat to its more immediate problem: Keeping its doors open for business.
The not as revolutionary but more immediate trend in automotive technology that will change the way we drive in the next few years are connected cars.
But on the other hand, the economy is severely struggling under the weight of sanctions, and simply getting by is a more immediate concern than war.
Starting with 'all your cards in one' and a consolidated view of your spending, coupled with cheaper FX, Curve wants to make that 'eventually' more immediate.
In any case, Mr Netanyahu may have more immediate concerns at home, where he is under formal investigation by police in several cases of suspected corruption.
And second, and a more immediate danger, based on the genetic testing the breeding population one generation above the sharks sampled was around just 300 individuals.
As she explained, she sees Medicare-for-all as a "possibility" down the line and thinks pursuing a "public option" could be a more immediate alternative.
Not only was he the driving force behind making the deal happen, but he took on far more immediate risk than anyone else in the move.
One of the more immediate ways that people realize they're pregnant early on is a missing period cycle — but Minkin says that some people wouldn't notice.
Yet the looming expiration has more immediate ramifications for 21940 so-called orphan programs because they have authorization or funding tied to the 22014 Farm Bill.
Other more immediate concerns for Line include: The country is world's most lucrative market for games, but nearly 90 percent of Line's revenue comes from Japan.
And, in a more immediate development, traders in China now find themselves unable to import scrap copper if they cannot show they are scrap end-users.
But the traumatized survivors Correa met on his rounds two days after the magnitude 35 quake had much more immediate concerns: many asked him for water.
The other, and far more immediate, thing I realised, is that there is no sound more tragic than a man singing a chant on his own.
At first, I noticed every explosion and burst of gunfire in the distance, but after a while I only reacted to close and more immediate sounds.
While the French prepare to fall back in love with their national team, which their bookmakers have as favourite to win, more immediate worries concern security.
Each relief organization emphasized how aggregating data helps make assistance better and more immediate, as Jenelle Eli, American Red Cross's Director of International Communications, told CNBC.
But all have the potential to be terrifying in their own way, whether your biggest fears are more immediate and grounded or more fanciful and supernatural.
Setting aside Mueller's ongoing investigation, the more immediate and important question is what Cohen's guileful arrangements say about the President and his closest circle of associates.
Soot and other particles from smoky air can have lasting health consequences, in addition to the more immediate breathing problems, discomfort and disruption to daily life.
The more immediate question is whether Democrats, as they count more and more on women voters, find their relationship with Bill Clinton to become more complicated.
They agreed that if they got a more immediate and tangible reward, like a new iPad, they would be more interested in trying to lose weight.
It's like you're laughing and then the laughing hurts and then you aren't laughing anymore, which as an experience delivered on paper couldn't feel more immediate.
Or injections of corticosteroids, which reduce inflammation, can provide more immediate relief, although these injections cannot be repeated too often lest they further damage the joint.
" But, he added, Russia's threat to cut its deconfliction line with the U.S was the more immediate concern, putting "every pilot operating over Syria in danger.
The ability to network a large quantity of them in an integrated environment offers an alternative and perhaps more immediate approach to the quantum computing problem.
This weekend's events brought the confrontation between Israel and Iran into the open air, making the prospect of a bigger conflict more immediate and more menacing.
Those won't be in stores til August though, so for some more immediate gratification, I asked T's style director, Malina Joseph Gilchrist, what she would recommend.
Other smaller biotech companies are also working on potential vaccines, but more immediate hope may be found in treatments that are already available for other ailments.
Moving America away from its car-centric culture may be the long-term goal, but there is no doubt that this plan offers more immediate effects.
"We still argue that your more immediate community (your school district, neighborhood, and town) is more important when it comes to your personal happiness," she wrote.
The horrifying conditions that investigators later encountered didn't prompt more immediate action, Hogrefe said, because no children were spotted the day the eviction notice was served.
But for many, many tourists who themselves often inundate the city, the high water has provoked a more immediate question: Can we still go to Venice?
The more immediate issue is whether the states will shape the remainder of the 22016 race as powerfully as they have most other recent Democratic contests.
That's a long-term campaign we will wage, but in the meantime, let's use our political capital and financial resources to make a more immediate impact.
Relatively higher U.S. interest rates reflect the relative strength of the American economy compared to global powers in Europe and Asia, which face more immediate threats.
Macri had also promised more immediate and drastic changes to the country's labor laws, widely seen as among the most costly to companies in Latin America.
This shift has spurred a whole New Space Economy emerged primarily around business opportunities with more immediate return like, launch, remote sensing, imaging, and small satellites.
But the Mueller report shows Comey's encryption crusade had more immediate ramifications — preventing a full accounting of the biggest question surrounding an American president in decades.
The more immediate problem for the White House is that many of its alumni have raised questions about the modernization push and missed opportunities for arms control.
"We have to weigh the risks of waiting longer against what are the costs associated with doing something more immediate," Poloz said during his appearance before lawmakers.
And short-term CDs will still help you achieve your more immediate savings goals, such as a vacation, even though their interest rates aren't quite as strong.
Yet, money managers in Asia are pouring funds into Chinese stocks as the long-term promise of a growing middle class trumps more immediate fears about tariffs.
Since the Fed's rate hikes have more immediate effect on the 214.8-year notes, this has created what some see as a worrisome dynamic in the market.
A hack of more immediate concern: The Russia-affiliated hacker group 'Fancy Bear' has been observed using a leaked NSA exploit to spy on targets at hotels.
Overall, the process is just slower, and if this is something that is going to annoy you, we'd suggest a site where more immediate action is encouraged.
But as Egypt spiralled from one crisis to another, and Egyptians faced more immediate challenges, such as an ailing economy, the pursuit of Mr Mubarak lost steam.
Here's a quick step-by-step checklist to follow for now: These steps only currently provide protection against Meltdown, the more immediate threat of the CPU flaws.
And short-term CDs will still help you achieve your more immediate savings goals, such as a vacation, even though their interest rates aren't quite as strong.
That's not the cheapest rate around, but it's a much more immediate process than app-based competitors that have to come to you to collect your clothes.
Musk also said that leaving aside the potential of general AI to impact human society, more immediate disruption from things like autonomous driving will have tremendous effects.
Immersion mode was my favorite, as that put you directly in the eyes of your character in the game, making the world feel more immediate and impressive.
That disappointed investors who were looking for more immediate action, including an extension or expansion of the current plan, or at least clearer hints of future actions.
Of more immediate significance than that: The prospect of a Clinton-Trump general election — which would be both unpredictable and negative — also grew larger on Super Tuesday.
Regardless, the security professionals who worry about keeping your data safe now have a more immediate concern on their (hopefully not ordered at Lupo or Aureole) plates.
Despite proposing long-term measures to close that gap, President Michel Temer has been criticized for not making deeper spending cuts and other more immediate austerity measures.
Positioning itself close to the halls of power gives it a much more immediate relationship, making it far less remote than the rest of the tech world.
Where other characters in the show face more immediate conflicts, Dolores is constantly trapped in a maze, trying to find a way to awaken her own mind.
We have a more immediate focus, which is 2017 because you know what, you win Virginia, you win New Jersey, you lay the foundation for future success.
The women are pressing for more immediate action, asking the E.E.O.C. to throw out the old contract and to force U.S. Soccer to match the men's compensation.
Space-strapped cities like New York and San Francisco may think they have it rough, but the booming Hong Kong may have an even more immediate problem.
But Democrats now in the government and thinking of leaving it, and young people who had hopes of joining it, have a more immediate concern — a job.
While repealing ObamaCare and replacing it with a market-based healthcare system that actually works is the long-term antidote, a more immediate remedy is desperately needed.
Of more immediate concern for New York is the condition of center fielder Aaron Hicks, who left in the fourth inning on Friday with right hamstring tightness.
All too often more immediate crises such as school massacres, Russian hacking and North Korea push the planet-altering impact of climate change out of the news.
That statement deepened his tetchy ill humor, because he believed that it might distract bird lovers from what he considered the more immediate work of protecting habitat.
By deriving and pooling individual risks, the relative threat to communities can be evaluated: encouraging high-risk communities to take more immediate and more proactive preventive action.
While it was obviously nice to have no crowding and queues in the airport, the emptiness made the public-health crisis seem much more immediate and stressful.
"In the meantime, he said, "We actually need to continue to explore this and keep the company alive with more immediate revenues that could help us scale.
Along the Gulf Coast — home to a significant proportion of the United States oil production and refining industry — energy infrastructure faces a similar and more immediate risk.
"If we have an abrupt shock of some sort then I think the government might start running for the more immediate kinds of economic support," Eng said.
Residents of 22015 countries ranked climate change as the greatest threat to national security, while in 219 countries the Islamic State was considered a more immediate problem.
Even if you agree that the ghetto poor are not merely disadvantaged but unjustly disadvantaged, you may still deem it wiser to focus on more immediate measures.
Even as the automotive industry hurtles toward meeting more immediate challenges, a team of electrical engineering students at Stanford University has taken a decidedly more futuristic approach.
Those countries are also at a more immediate risk from the trade war, if the Chinese government pulls back on investments in infrastructure or start-up companies.
Until then, however, governors and state and local officials are focused on more immediate solutions—policy and law enforcement strategies they can adopt to reverse the pattern.
And these more immediate concerns have produced a different sort of film, less awesome but more urgent, in which the bodies on screen find an unexpected freedom.
Perhaps the bigger and more immediate change, which Trump has broad authority to enact, concerns which people Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents are told to target for deportation.
In the more immediate future, Walmart is putting $2 billion of fresh capital into the business which Flipkart will be able to spend on growth and existing strategies.
But before we can deal with Pacho's sadness that his sense of purpose is ending in six months, we have to deal with a more immediate problem: Cash.
"The Supreme Court will get much of the attention but the federal courts pose a much more immediate opportunity," says Victor at the University of California, San Diego.
Instead, the network of devices lets each one communicate directly with another through cell tower transmission, allowing for lower latency connections and more immediate interactions with other players.
Investors, employees, prospective acquirers and others should see a more immediate impact from tax code changes, which could, in turn, affect their decision-making in startup-related matters.
But painting it as something that mainstream Christianity is actively involved in — even if this is not the case — suddenly makes it more immediate, urgent, and outrage-worthy.
The suppressed genes (downregulated presumably to avoid competition within a bacterial cell for scarce metabolic resources needed for more immediate tasks) include many related to fending off phages.
But policymakers are likely to conclude that that is a problem to be left for the future and to focus on the more immediate challenge of sustaining confidence.
A more immediate boost should come from reforms that bring down costs by increasing working time—for example, by scrapping two national holidays and curbing public-sector leave.
In the more immediate term, Schork said he believes oil will test the $25 threshold once again as refineries enter their maintenance season and demand for crude falls.
While the social network has previously allowed you to report a friend's status for review, today's update offers more immediate ways to take action and show your support.
He also said the more immediate issue for Telecom Italia now was to prepare for the arrival of French telecoms operator Iliad in the Italian mobile telecoms market.
But it's Apple's other TV-related announcement, Apple TV Channels, that's primed to cause a more immediate shakeup in the market — and it's Amazon that should be worried.
Lieu noted that while GOP lawmakers are rehashing issues that arose two years ago, there are more immediate matters, like the Trump administration's border policy, that warrant attention.
Other provisions of the Aug 2 law present a more immediate threat by raising the level of risk for firms that do business with entities already under sanctions.
She has a low-key charm, but the scenes in which she talks about her life on the radio feel more immediate than Tig's experiences in the moment.
A more immediate menace to a robust press is the insatiable appetite of Google and Facebook, sucking away what's left of the advertising revenues that support aggressive reporting.
Most of the news and social media posts highlighted the more immediate effects of air pollution, like itchy eyes and coughing, rather than the risks from chronic exposure.
One of the more immediate questions looming is whether Moore will be accepted into the GOP conference and given committee assignments, especially as he undergoes investigation as expected.
Additional research into the compatibility of guarantees with regulations would be a significant step forward, but there are more immediate actions that would help make the SDGs achievable.
Subsequent federal restrictions on Chinese immigration were partly designed "to combat the more immediate threat of immediate white violence" — ending terrorism by giving the terrorists what they want.
North Korea: The country is pursuing biological weapons that could present a more immediate threat to the world than its nuclear weapons program, according to new military analysis.
Local names, the agency reasons, are easier to remember in rural areas and make the storms feel more immediate, increasing the chance that people will take them seriously.
There's no drumroll for the "goodbye to paper," no editor's letter extolling the virtues of the more immediate future — we're off the newsstand but on all your devices!
More immediate and intimate than newspaper reports, the radio emitted an aura of authenticity, even if what was broadcast was a mix of theatrics, hyperbole and brazen fabrications.
The second and more immediate question is whether the company can rightly make a First Amendment argument against law enforcement attempts to gather information about that potential fraud.
Local names, the country's agency reasons, are easier for residents to remember and make the storms feel more immediate, increasing the chance that people will take them seriously.
And to make matters even more immediate, the groundwork that we lay down this new decade will determine whether or not we are able to meet our goal.
Charitable nudes are certainly a more immediate means of gathering donations, although it's possible that only a fraction of those messaging Ms. Ward and others have actually donated.
The bank's views chime with a broad consensus that the likely aluminum demand shock is going to be more immediate and more severe than any ensuing supply shock.
"The threat is much more immediate," H.R. McMaster, Mr. Trump's national security adviser, told a conference last week at the Center for a New American Security in Washington.
The bank's views chime with a broad consensus that the likely aluminum demand shock is going to be more immediate and more severe than any ensuing supply shock.
For Trump, however, the decision reflected a more immediate victory, one that he touted in his conversations over breakfast and over the telephone from his Florida estate Friday.
It started when Sanders was asked if -- given the reality that Senate Republicans would oppose his plan -- he would push any smaller measures in the more immediate future.
States also need more immediate information about threats, said Charles Carmakal, strategic services chief technology officer for FireEye, a cyber firm that has helped respond to ransomware attacks.
Homeland security, we have in Los Angeles 10,000 police officers and deal with that, I think, in a much more immediate and intimate way than most governors do.
However, if you have to prioritize your savings goals, then it makes sense to focus on your more immediate goals first and catch up on retirement when you can.
Others—Senator Cruz first among them—may be able to stake more immediate claims to victory on Monday, but no one had a better caucus night than King did.
One key result: Robots pose a more immediate and disruptive threat to the US middle class than they do to middle-income workers in less developed countries like India.
It's incredibly satisfying to finally be able to sit in the driver's seat of a tiny car, but I do wish reviewing the footage was a little more immediate.
I don't necessarily think Bubblegum is better than Bulldozer, I think its more immediate and I think Bulldozer suffered in some ways by being released at the same time.
The project hadn't had any major leaps forward in two years, and it's clear Facebook is more excited about other rural broadband projects that might have more immediate impacts.
It was easier and more immediate than waiting in the 83-degree heat with growing piles of trash and an intermittent trickle of food and water from Guatemalan volunteers.
Starting in 2002, the funereal trio started teaming up with the electronic (de)composer for a string of records more immediate and otherworldly than anything either had recorded separately.
However, the more immediate mood advantages of eating fruits and vegetables mean that public health officials could get more people to eat healthy by playing up their psychological impact.
"There are more immediate concerns about the merger falling through as they were supposed to pare down debt with this deal," said a bond trader at a European bank.
While a few teens mentioned broader privacy issues and the impact Facebook is having on society, most focused on more immediate concerns—what their parents were posting about them.
Investment in education can be more challenging to quantify compared to something like healthcare, which has a more immediate return on investment ($1 will purchase critical vaccines, for example).
The kind of unwholesome interest a Sedaris-gram inspires is situated much lower, and feels more immediate: somewhere between a belly laugh and being a punched in the gut.
However, notwithstanding the talk about potential consolidation, the need to address the PSB's asset quality and potential capital shortfalls are the more immediate issues that need to be addressed.
A higher position is obviously more desirable if you have a more immediate need for the funds – like buying books for school or replacing a dead laptop, for example.
In the period between then and now, it has pivoted its focus somewhat in response to what it can see as a more immediate market opportunity in road vehicles.
A more immediate impact their work could have on the field of heart medicine, Fedak said, is making surgeons think twice about how they operate on a damaged heart.
As you'd expect, the front brake has more immediate feedback than the rear, but if you practice your braking technique it's possible to use them together to great effect.
While the long-term effects of playing football have been the subject of most of this debate, the sport can have more immediate, if much more rarely realized, risks.
But in the more immediate and narrower political sense, GOP leaders need to understand that this represents a tremendous opportunity to build bigger majorities in the 85033 election cycle.
Finally, there must be a clear recognition that climate change can and will have an impact far broader and deeper, indeed more immediate, than any climate denier might recognize.
"With the rapid shift to a converged retail environment, we accelerated plans we originally had spread throughout the year to transform our commercial organization on a more immediate basis."
Among the more immediate global economic challenges likely to confront Trump will be China, the world's second largest economy and until recently the major source of global economic growth.
The more immediate likelihood is that limits on the procedure will be upheld, and that red states will seize that opening to push the envelope on more restrictive policies.
Facing more immediate threats such as a lack of clean water, many do not see why their families should be disturbed by what they consider intrusive foreign-sponsored campaigns.
We'd made two double albums already, and with this one we wanted something that was more immediate—I wouldn't say punk-y—but just more of an immediate record.
Goldman Sachs Chairman and CEO Lloyd Blankfein told CNBC on Monday he recently started tweeting as a more immediate way to comment on hot-button issues that impact banks.
While staff members are bracing for a virus outbreak — figuring out things like where it would isolate sick patients and who would get masks — there are more immediate concerns.
Interestingly, the lawyers said their institutional investor clients aren't focused at the moment on potential fraud class actions but on more immediate problems like figuring out how to operate.
Several said that they realized while working in architecture that creating pastry required a similar skill set, and that baking cakes was more immediate and gratifying than designing buildings.
North Korea: The country is pursuing biological weapons that could present a more immediate threat to the world than its nuclear weapons program, according to a new military analysis.
Given its importance, more immediate due date, and your critical role in its creation, the pitch deck seems higher priority, but you actually want to do the outreach first.
The Lesson: Climate change complacency tied to vested interests (coal, coal, coal) can be much harder to dislodge than the complacency around adaptation, which allows for more immediate visibility.
But Democrats and moderate Republicans are balking at such major changes to legal immigration, especially when the more immediate issues of DACA and border security are nearing a resolution.
Private hospitals offer abortions without nearly as much red tape, and appointments are more immediate, but advocates say the procedure there can run as much as $210,103 and up.
From the sound of it, the company is looking to solve more immediate issues, with a look toward the three Ds (dull, dirty, dangerous) that automation experts always talk about.
On a more immediate note, it'll take a while for all businesses associated with Trump and his children to adjust to new protocols and expectations, which largely have little precedent.
While this might be some way off, the Tesla boss said the more immediate threat is how AI, particularly autonomous cars, which his own firm is developing, will displace jobs.
This latest effort will add pressure on leaders from those on the right, who have expressed frustration with the lack of more immediate action on a central 2016 campaign promise.
Currently, money markets expect only a quarter-point interest rate cut in Britain by March 2020, compared with more immediate easing priced in for the United States and euro zone.
"We're always thinking about how we can make the consumption of media more immediate, because the faster we get you to what you want to watch, the better," he says.
While many new working parents wonder how they will pay for their children's college education, there's a more immediate issue facing them – the rising cost of child care in America.
With questions about the franchise's future dominating the news, the Carolina Panthers turn their focus to the team's more immediate outlook when they host the Tampa Bay Buccaneers on Sunday.
Juppe went on the attack too, saying Macron had stabbed Hollande in the back by quitting, but his more immediate problem is Fillon, Sarkozy's prime minister between 2007 and 2012.
"People are now concerned with the size of storage on their device for the sake of storing more photos, but [226G] will allow for more immediate cloud storage," Lau said.
That helps bring more immediate returns since, as Walmart's executives admitted, Flipkart isn't likely to turn a profit any time soon since it is focused on chasing scale in India.
Now in season three, the series has reached a new level of emotional and thematic complexity, with storytelling that neatly blends serialized, season-long elements and more immediate episodic pleasures.
While the United States is seen by some as the key to driving global growth in the Olympic sport, and ultimately unlocking the Chinese market, Friday has more immediate concerns.
At a really high level, Spectacles are all about giving Snapchat users a more immediate way to record videos (but not photos) that get sent right back into the app.
More immediate concerns centre on the long-delayed review of reforms in Greece required to unlock loans that Athens needs to repay 3.5 billion euros in debt maturing in July.
Environmental Protection Agency Administrator Andrew Wheeler believes the threat posed by climate change is "2628 to 28500 years out" compared to more immediate issues like access to clean drinking water.
Since Ohio state law allows the open carry of firearms, guns will be allowed inside that event zone while still barred by the Secret Service in the more immediate perimeter.
But this would do little to address Europe's other major security challenge, terrorism, underscoring the body's tendency to emphasize ambitious long-term projects over more immediate and politically charged crises.
My long-shot pitch to run MSNBC six months earlier included livening up our often staid news programming, making it feel more immediate, urgent and, dare I say it, entertaining.
More immediate concerns centre on the long-delayed review of reforms in Greece needed to unlock loans that Athens needs to repay 3.5 billion euros in maturing debt in July.
When people hear the word "oversight," I think they envision something that is in real time, and creating more immediate transparency and an opportunity for the American public to engage.
Unless these poorer countries can address the more immediate challenges of sustaining their population while maintaining political stability, they will be unlikely to participate in the global carbon-abatement effort.
When faced with a long to-do list or a complex goal, most people are drawn to the tasks or subgoals with a short completion window and more immediate payoff.
Of more immediate concern is an array of highly competitive House districts that, on Election Day, could serve as a harbinger on the battle for control of the House nationally.
There is also the more immediate fear of global money markets seizing up again, 2008-style, with the recent repo rate surge in U.S. interbank markets a potential warning signal.
Is there nothing that will prompt our current elected officials, members of the Electoral College and the media to demand more immediate action before these newly elected officials take office?
There is also the more immediate fear of global money markets seizing up again, 33-style, with the recent repo rate surge in U.S. interbank markets a potential warning signal.
A high-yield savings account will still help you grow your money if you need more immediate access to it, but your APY will drop if the Fed cuts rates.
Others are distracted by a more immediate problem: accelerating investigations by Congress and the Justice Department of ties between Trump associates and Russians who interfered in the 2016 presidential campaign.
The withdrawal of C.S.R. payments has more immediate impact than the changes that will be initiated by the recent executive order to change two areas of the health insurance market.
"Our ties to Mexico are in many ways much more immediate than China and in some ways much more powerful," said Pete Guarraia, who leads supply chain consulting for Bain.
The clear result is a distance from the reality of the Nazi regime, a fading of the moral horror that Americans with more immediate experiences with World War II felt.
The artist appears to be taking the effort to censor his art in stride, but raises the valid point that perhaps Christianity has image problems that require more immediate attention.
On a more immediate note, U.S. forecasters warned that Washington could get up to two feet of snow this weekend from a storm bearing down on the mid-Atlantic and Northeast.
A big selling point of both Pixel Buds and AirPods is that they give you more immediate access to the companies' digital assistants without requiring you to take out your phone.
It will be some time before we see any results from Google Assistant Connect, but the rest of the products and features Google is announcing will have a more immediate impact.
While organisations dedicate large budgets into marketing their services to the outside world, there's also been a rising demand among companies to communicate their purposes to a more immediate audience: themselves.
But at least kicking real estate up a notch and pushing some millennials from renting to owning would come with a lot more immediate positives than a small bump in paychecks.
More immediate because instead of being used to plan future encounters, or to chat at a distance, they can be used on the fly to find someone right here, right now.
That deal, which is now being implemented, is undeniably important, but the Americans and their partners erred in largely ignoring the even tougher challenge, and more immediate threat, from North Korea.
If lead or other toxins have been found in your drinking water, there are even more immediate actions you can take to reduce and/or eliminate your consumption of contaminated water.
Obama: Let me start with what I think is the more immediate concern—it's a solvable problem in this category of specialized AI, and we have to be mindful of it.
However, he can make a more immediate contribution to peace by moving forward with his plans to move the U.S. embassy to Israel's capital, Jerusalem, on Day 2628 of his presidency.
But Moyer and his friend Kevin Zeese, co-director of the Occupy offshoot Popular Resistance, had more immediate concerns than the Trumpocalypse: keeping the elephant inflated by guarding its butt zipper.
A better, more immediate goal, then, is to make it harder for literally anyone to buy a firearm and reduce the number of guns not just over time but right now.
That's not to compare Kahoot to Rovio, but to give some context to why the former might be interested in pursuing a slightly more conservative path for the more immediate future.
I'm talking instead about pollutants that have a much more immediate effect, especially "fine particulate matter," small particles that make the air hazy and can penetrate deep into the respiratory tract.
For the past three years, the country has been in the grip of a social crisis, with villains who pose a far more immediate danger than "the Soviets" in the show.
A Y Combinator alum, Impraise launched in 2014 with the goal of helping workers get more immediate evaluations while reducing the amount of human resources busywork their bosses need to process.
But according to Cuthbert's team, extreme flooding and drought in humid areas has a more immediate effect on aquifers because the water table in those regions is close to the surface.
While those investigations present more immediate political threats to Mr. Trump, the Panama dispute could open a new line of attack on the president's business and provide fodder for his critics.
Of more immediate concern was the fact that the availability of these games proved conclusively to Pete Andrew that someone out there was making them, and getting paid for their efforts.
With a little more shading and originality, "13 Minutes" might have pushed beyond its familiar Nazi tropes to shape something more immediate and infinitely more potent: an ominous portrait of radicalization.
Our Senate historically has been often viewed as the body where deep deliberation, spirited debate and a longer-term vision offered at least a partial shield to more immediate political forces.
In the meantime, it was unclear what kind of a short-term bill could pass both houses of Congress in order to mitigate the more immediate risk of a shutdown Friday.
While the decision to put off its IPO indefinitely could give WeWork time to improve its core business and corporate governance, it also raises new and more immediate concerns about cash.
As issues like climate change and global poverty become more immediate, and as megatrends are set to take shape, people will increasingly call on the most powerful players to take action.
It also comes as Big Food is progressively moving away from its bolt-on acquisitions of small, growth companies in favor of bolder deals that can make a more immediate impact.
Other problems always seem more immediate, like police violence or austerity, even though we will all feel the impact soon, at the moment it just feels like a long hot summer.
Beneath the more immediate crisis playing out in the city of 285,000 people is a deeper issue: outdated water infrastructure alongside a national lead law that critics say is too weak.
While there are programs dedicated to stopping this violence at its root, there are also more immediate protection efforts to help women feel armed in any scenario — efforts that include Krav Maga.
Washington (CNN)As President Donald Trump proposes to slash nearly a third from the State Department's budget, the nation's diplomatic agency grapples with a more immediate problem: a lack of top officials.
How far your money stretches depends on a variety of factors, including more immediate ones like where you live, and slightly less perceptible decisions, such as interest rates set by the Fed.
And though informal experiments that put fast food to the test of time are far from conclusive, YouTube user Tito4re put the Big Mac up against another, more immediate stressor: molten copper.
To meet more immediate liquidity needs, Wanda can also pledge its 65% stake in its Hong Kong-listed subsidiary, Wanda Hotel Development Company Limited, which has a market capitalisation of USD0003 million.
Many homeowners, however, also have home equity lines of credit and those are directly pegged to the prime rate, which means there is a more immediate change when the Fed adjusts rates.
Negotiators on both sides say they remain optimistic a deal can be reached, though markets have been focused on the more immediate impacts of existing tariffs and threats of ones to come.
The statement clearly leaves open the door for future rate cuts if the domestic data were to deteriorate, but there was precious little indication of a strong desire for more immediate action.
Legal pundits try to make the judicial appointments a focus in every election, but we typically fail because the American people have more immediate concerns such as the economy and national security.
Gianforte's alleged assault on Jacobs also shines light on a more immediate GOP problem: how to deal with the spreading fallout from our government's investigation into the Trump campaign's ties with Russia.
Reversal of the Interior coal lease moratorium and rescission of the Clean Power Plan will certainly benefit the coal industry as well as older coal-fired plants which faced more immediate retirements.
But, while Zuckerberg's hiring of Obama vets David Plouffe and Joel Benenson suggests that he might be flirting with higher office, it's possible that he's trying to solve a more immediate problem.
"This deal has probably been brewing longer than they're letting on ... unlike CVS-Aetna, there are more immediate margin and synergy opportunities," said Brad Haller, M&A director at West Monroe Partners.
All across town, there are messages with the promise of "we will rebuild" and "we got this," but besides the threat of more wildfires in the future, there are more immediate threats.
Turn and face the strange Venture firms are facing a more immediate business risk: the very real possibility that without women investors on staff, they will losing out on promising investment opportunities.
When the idea is to fly drones tight to the ground, or flitting among the trees, the risks become less lofty, but perhaps even more immediate than some imagined drone-plan collision.
Simply put: having a single track blow up on The Identification of Music Facebook group can have a more immediate and tangible effect on your career than slaving over a studio album.
A more immediate connection might come from a QR code printed on the endpapers, which leads to NASA's sound file of Neil Armstrong's first words after his ever-astonishing "one small step."
The global economy and geopolitical tensions are taking a back seat to a more immediate problem at this year's Davos summit of political and business leaders: heavy snow is burying the venue.
This was not the case at the end of World War II, when many cathedrals were destroyed and the prospect of rebuilding paled in significance to the more immediate needs of survival.
Her home destroyed, her child forced to seek even the most basic things elsewhere, her country reckoning with the staggering task of rebuilding and, in the much more immediate term, simply surviving.
The safety measures people are taking may be more immediate and visible, too, whether it's public places looking less crowded or long lines outside of stores as people stock up on food.
Republicans have tended to favor building Ohio's reserves, while Democrats have supported using the money to address more immediate needs, including a devastating opioid crisis, a decaying infrastructure and overwhelmed police departments.
But the novel has spent its first three quarters involving us in another, more immediate story: that of Robert and Attila, two Hungarian Jewish boys on their journey to a new world.
The stakes of dissolving the group had become obvious in a more immediate way, too: One of the youth runners had already attempted suicide and been rushed to the hospital in Bismarck.
Those that have taken out variable-rate loans could face a more immediate threat, compounded by changes in the ways companies calculate profit that may make their debt riskier than it looks.
But the pullout raises an even more immediate concern to Kobani's SDF, which fears that Turkey will make good on threats to attack the Kurdish-led fighters that Ankara brands as terrorists.
She said the fact that machine learning can flag and report labor abuse in real time, instead of the usual months or years-long analysis, could help companies take more immediate action.
"It suggests that, while nocebo responses are created in a faster and more immediate way, for placebo we need to consolidate an experience before we can show a bene t," she says.
Though Beijing officially wants to rebalance the economy to the private sector and cut surplus capacity in inefficient heavy industry, that aspiration clashes with its more immediate ambition to hit its growth targets.
But the more immediate concern is already here: Figuring out how to keep the economy working for most of us before people like Musk and Zuckberg run away with all our money.[VentureBeat]
For wealth management clients, that means the possibility of getting a more immediate response via mobile apps, websites or voice for routine requests, such as to rebalance your portfolio or sell a stock.
But it's enough to make your search for love seem a little more immediate, and it's an interesting twist on the more static interfaces the big apps like Bumble and Tinder give you.
Their connection to the stars is more immediate, and thus more intimate, than when trying to get Little Mix or The Vamps to notice them by posting a flurry of breathless Instagram comments.
Others were more immediate, and were deliberately left dramatically hanging in the series finale, which left so many characters apparently dead, and protagonist Dale Cooper possessed or outright replaced by an evil spirit.
But if Levine is right, its role is about to change fairly dramatically, where it will be processing data for machine learning purposes, acting as an adjunct to more immediate data processing needs.
"In more immediate terms, a way forward could be the creation of a European blueprint for AMCs to be used at national level," he added, calling for a "flexible approach" to European rules.
While the fund is primarily concerned with the more immediate effects of artificial intelligence on society, it's probably not a bad idea to start thinking about such systems under an ethical framework now.
Jonathan Haskel, an external member of the BoE's Monetary Policy Committee, said business investment had been weak between 2010 and 2016, before Brexit uncertainty offered a more immediate reason for an investment slowdown.
The responses ranged from snarky tweets to a 3,000-word detailed critique from the Center on Budget and Policy Priorities (CBPP), the think tank that usually reserves its firepower for more immediate threats.
A more immediate test looms next week in the state's Republican primary, where polls show Trump narrowly leads Ohio Governor John Kasich, who casts himself as a pragmatic, statesman-like alternative to Trump.
If the first soul-searching debate for Democrats following Donald Trump's election last month was how to remake their party, the second—and even more immediate—was how to approach the new president.
While purchasing Orcs in the Market is more immediate and provides additional player options, we have come to realize that providing this choice risked undermining the heart of our game, the Nemesis System.
"This current work proved that [early puberty] has adverse consequences on much more immediate outcomes, such as risk-taking behaviors, such as age at sexual activity and also lower educational attainment," says Ong.
Of more immediate concern, though, would be the drop in applications and tightening of Yale's famous endowment that would follow from a reinvigorated protest, spurred by his reluctance to chisel Calhoun's name away.
At this CES, the Korean company is showing off a brand new glove concept — one designed to offer a more immediate solution for those suffering from paralysis due to a spinal cord injury.
Among the more immediate reasons not to be unduly concerned about China's economic emergence is that much of its recent economic growth has been the result of a credit bubble of epic proportions.
In few places are the party's woes over their nominee more immediate than here in Arizona, a state that has voted for the Democratic presidential candidate only once in the last 68 years.
Wheeler recently downplayed the risk of climate change in U.S., saying the most problematic threats are still "2628 to 28500 years out," compared to more immediate issues like access to clean drinking water.
The report also claims it took between three to 10 minutes for Clark to die, "raising questions about why Mr. Clark was not given more immediate medical care after the shooting," writes NYT.
More immediate, though, are the lingering questions over the dividend, which currently stands at 96 cents, translating to a 4.19 percent yield, or the highest in 30 years not including the financial crisis.
For now, Ms. Keers, who has a part-time job, is focused on more immediate issues, like helping her parents pay for their weekslong hotel bill, which their home insurance does not cover.
At some point, the Monticchiello residents turned to the more immediate past, revisiting, for instance, the trauma of the war and the day Nazis lined the villagers up, threatening to shoot them all.
I could just see what my purpose was in that more immediate role, and I had some parameters around it, and I immediately felt less anxious about what was happening in the world.
The idea is to give people in niche communities a chance to create dedicated spaces to talk about their interests that are more immediate and interactive than simply re-blogging someone else's post.
While signs of progress in U.S.-China trade negotiations have provided some cause for optimism in South Korea, analysts say it won't be enough to reduce the need for more immediate policy support.
For Mitsuha and Taki, there are other, more immediate concerns, like being profoundly alienated from the body each is actually inhabiting, which, of course, is another way to describe adolescence (and other maladies).
But when he came back and served as a priest in Ballarat, from 21 to 2000, there was a more immediate issue at hand: priests were preying on the children of the diocese.
But in this more immersive VR version, the pigs' squeals are louder and more unrelenting, the stereo­scopic depths of the barn's enormity more overwhelming, the visceral stress of the scene far more immediate.
But for Santa Ana, other financial implications were more immediate: The city had a deal with ICE to house immigrant detainees in its jail for $340,000 a month; that contract has been canceled.
Japanese Y2K While the naming of a new era was a largely symbolic affair, a time for Japan to collectively turn a new page, the transition also presents a more immediate technical challenge.
There is a more immediate task for the fifth-year senior who, as of Thursday morning, had won a National Invitation Tournament championship but had yet to play in an N.C.A.A. tournament game.
Adult trauma victims on the South Side face travel distances as great as 15 miles, prompting community protests and making families wonder whether loved ones could have been saved with more immediate care.
One more-immediate issue presented by the lack of a negotiated deal with China is that it withholds from analysts a convenient opportunity to look for reasons to lift earnings forecasts for coming quarters.
While many unanswered questions remain regarding the outlook for ICOs, a more immediate issue for those behind such offerings may be class-action lawsuits by individuals who have lost considerable sums in fraudulent schemes.
But when you can watch in an hour how the river bottom could transform in the course of, say, a year—and directly observe the potential effects on navigation—the impact is more immediate.
It was organized online, with both Grillo and his close colleague Gianroberto Casaleggio (who died in 2016), seeing the medium as a more immediate and powerful form of democracy than a discredited representative parliament.
Analysts said a more immediate option for Constellation could be to develop non-alcoholic cannabis-infused beverages for the Canadian cannabis market, which consultants estimate could be worth around $5 billion to $10 billion.
The more than 503,250 firefighters battling the Kincade Fire, which officials said was 2000% contained and had destroyed nearly 225 structures, faced a more immediate threat from weather than crews battling the Tick Fire.
The more immediate metrics like Google's traffic acquisition costs (the amount of money it pays to, say, make Google search the default search engine for Apple's mobile Safari browser) seem well within the line.
As a result, there will likely be a more immediate, transitional period that insurers will need to plan for — a period where both self-driving vehicles and human-driven vehicles are on the road.
The IRS typically takes many months to act on such cases, but Trump could face more immediate problems with New York's Attorney General Eric Schneiderman, who has opened an investigation into the Trump Foundation.
And while his decision to withdraw from the Paris climate accord raises the long-term odds of an environmental catastrophe, exiting or undermining the agreement with Tehran could unleash a far more immediate disaster.
Keep these points in mind before you raid your 529 plan to cover the more immediate cost of private school tuition — which runs an average of $10,203 per year, according to Private School Review.
This would bizarrely suggest that nuclear-capable missiles in the hands of Iran are only really a problem if they can reach all of Europe and the U.S., leaving Iran's more immediate neighbors exposed.
James McConville, argues that China poses a more immediate threat than Russia, so the Army needs make the Asia-Pacific region its priority while deploying "minimal current conventional forces" in Europe to deter Russia.
The more immediate threat comes from what we saw on the Republican side during and after the hearing: not just contempt for the truth, but also a rush to demonize any and all criticism.
We value the sort of innovation that has a more immediate and tangible effect — the sliced bread — while devaluing, and therefore failing to invest in, innovation whose contribution might not be obvious at first.
But this particular brand of interpersonal mayhem takes a back seat to more immediate professional and physical concerns in this week's episode, which returns us to the Los Angeles half of this season's story.
A more immediate issue, though, is whether Congress will allocate money for the ice-breaking ships that would, among many other tasks, ensure that the American bases in Antarctica can be resupplied every year.
In addition to previewing Trump's re-election campaign, James thinks all the bluster might have served the more immediate purpose of distracting viewers from both the Democratic primary election and his own impeachment trial.
"Not having that support now is going to have a long term impact on people's health in addition to more immediate impacts such as the closure of health services," she said in an email.
For Charger and other leaders, as important as the idea of the safe space was the idea that activism would teach children the skills to survive more immediate threats, like bullying and drug abuse.
To avoid escalating their current confrontation, the two prime ministers will have to face down the powerful pull of historic rivalries and mistrust, coupled with the more immediate needs of their own political careers.
Japanese Y2K While the naming of a new era will be a largely symbolic affair, a time for Japan to collectively turn a new page, the transition also presents a more immediate technical challenge.
But of more immediate concern for investors late last year was whether these companies could continue to grow amid a slowing global economy and an escalating trade war between China and the United States.
DAVOS, Switzerland (Reuters) - The global economy and geopolitical tensions are taking a back seat to a more immediate problem at this year's Davos summit of political and business leaders: heavy snow is burying the venue.
However, US officials expressed skepticism that the rotation was routine, saying the Chinese troop movements, including the arrival of tactical vehicles and personnel carriers, puts Beijing's forces into a more immediate position to crack down.
She even indicated it may be harder for a president to use emergency authorities to tackle the broader, long-term threat of climate change than the Trump's more immediate and local concern about the border.
Iran's nuclear ambitions had been an accumulating danger, but its Arab and Israeli neighbors all along argued that their more immediate worries were Tehran's destabilizing activities in Lebanon, Syria, Yemen, Iraq and Gaza – which continue.
A partnership with Yoma Bank will also give the startup access to an SME loan that'll enable it to make daily payouts to drivers that need more immediate cash flow than its regularly weekly deposits.
But websites aren't the only medium around these days, and are becoming less and less visible, as platforms like Instagram, Youtube, and Snapchat offer more immediate and personal ways to disseminate content for millennial audiences.
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"Paloma's efforts prove that the quiet voice of a young girl can sometimes have more immediate impact than an army of professional lobbyists," says James Hickey, the former president of the Association of Government Professionals.
The Clinton camp issued a memo Tuesday night that sought to highlight the campaign's long-game -- and dissuade supporters from focusing too much on the more immediate outcomes in New Hampshire, Nevada and South Carolina.
Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie are at war in their divorce case, but the more immediate struggle is the co-parenting situation that even has a judge issuing a warning to cool it ... or else.
But such a failure would also have more immediate consequences for the Russia probe, which has repeatedly been attacked by Trump and his allies, who call it a "witch hunt" and a waste of time.
In the more immediate term, Lynch says, the company is encouraging podcast producers to focus on shorter formats, bite-size morsels that represent less of a commitment, and clear the way for less intrusive advertising.
While decreasing the role of big money in politics and making government positions more conducive to having a family sound great, grassroots efforts to get more women in office can have a more immediate impact.
What soon becomes clear even from the evidence Lockwood presents is that all of these events had much deeper pre-existing causes and in many cases more immediate triggers than Betsy Ross flapping a flag.
As for more immediate current events, the hosts did get Trump to talk about his thoughts on Apple's resistance to giving the FBI help cracking an iPhone belonging to one of the San Bernardino shooters.
That is because, experts say, the true cause of this kind of extrajudicial violence is the public's loss of confidence in state institutions and its turning instead to more immediate forms of punishment and control.
Within the world of comics themselves, a more immediate effect was the pursuit of some vague idea of "darkness" in storytelling, the idea being that doing so was the key to Watchmen's acclaim and respectability.
Less commentary has been devoted to the more immediate and equally important issue of how damaging this budget deal could be to U.S. financial market stability, which might heighten the risk of an economic recession.
But whereas cash-based transactions lead to more immediate remorse, 89 percent of shoppers said they feel guiltier when they receive their credit card statements after 1-Click orders than when they pay in cash.
As we followed the walkway back in the direction of Flushing, he said that he'd recently been struggling to find a new balance—a more immediate and vulnerable expression of his passion for old forms.
Similarly, Romania has never fully wrestled with this unsavory chapter of history; the more immediate woes of Communism, dictatorship and the uneasy transition into capitalism swiftly relegated that era into a dustbin of irrelevant antiquity.
The specific concern in the next few days is that the Chinese troop movements, including tactical vehicles and personnel carriers, puts Beijing's forces into a more immediate position to crack down on pro-democracy rallies.
With the Prophets mostly neutralized, the more immediate threat is another gang posturing for disputed territory with the Santos... but that's as hard to care about as ever without immediate effects on the Core Four.
So while waiting for candidates to emerge, many New Hampshire Republicans say a more immediate test of the 2020 climate might be the degree to which the Union Leader is willing to stir the pot.
Ben Thomas, owner of Five Pound Apparel, a retail store in Springfield, Missouri, said that it's overall sentiment, not the president's economic policies, that has a more immediate and direct impact on businesses like his.
The latest concept car from Mercedes-Benz does fit in with some of the directions the German automaker is looking to take in the more immediate future in terms of electric vehicles and autonomous driving.
But his more immediate motive for the attack remained unclear late Wednesday, even as investigators surrounded Mr. Hodgkinson's home on the outskirts of Belleville, a town of 40,000 across the Mississippi River from St. Louis.
I'm going to ask a lot of comic creators this same question in 2017: I think with comics, more than any other medium, you can respond to the world in a much more immediate way.
While initially, "sometimes people have more body stress that's stored, and need a more immediate active release," she says, in time, running might not provide the same sensation, because they've already processed some of the PTSD.
But a more immediate threat to Iowa's role comes from California, which has moved up its primary to March 3 -- Super Tuesday -- with early voting starting on February 3, the same day of the Iowa caucus.
However, some of the pressure for more immediate action may have been lifted by a weekend agreement between the United States and China for a temporary truce in their trade war to allow for further negotiations.
Plus, unlike investing in the stock market (which is generally a better place to put your money after you've tackled more immediate concerns), utilizing an online bank doesn't require you to be in "perfect" financial shape.
The Senate trial brought more immediate political consequences: With the final votes delayed until Wednesday, the four Democratic senators running for president were grounded in Washington for much of Monday, the day of the Iowa caucuses.
Bank of England Governor Mark Carney said that while a CBDC needed careful consideration, a more immediate priority is how to use the new technologies to meet the current demand for fully reliable, real-time payments.
Part of its appeal comes from the fact that its discreet device, shaped like a USB flash drive, uses a proprietary blend of nicotine to deliver a more immediate hit, closer to that of a cigarette.
While executives and fans are looking ahead to next autumn&aposs free agent class -- which includes Bryce Harper, Manny Machado, Dallas Keuchel and potentially Clayton Kershaw -- the more immediate focus is on this year&aposs group.
The attention is now focused on the reform of the Social Security system, and on the implementation of policies that are more immediate and urgent for the population, such as public safety, health, education and employment.
From the Fed's more immediate perspective, he said it is looking at tailoring regulations to make sure local banks aren't constrained in providing finance to those who need it, both personally and on an entrepreneurial level.
Although he made bold new readings of Greek and Anglo-Saxon classics, his best-loved works speak of more immediate, tangible things like flax rotting in a dam or his father's spade slicing the Derry mud.
Of more immediate concern should be why they're maintaining such a differentiated product line in in pursuit of the mainstream when the Quest is largely alone in appealing to the mainstream customer that they actually want.
The second and more immediate cause was Mr Ghizzoni's decision to underwrite the full €1.5 billion capital increase of Banca Popolare di Vicenza, an ailing middle-sized bank whose initial public offering failed to attract investors.
It has also replaced an earlier personalization tool – the plus sign (+), which told the site you wanted to see more stories like the current one in the future – with a more immediate favoriting mechanism: a heart.
But it was the Wednesday attack on the two tankers -- each with the capacity to carry 2 million barrels -- in the Red Sea near the war-torn port of Hodeidah that is the more immediate concern.
The more immediate goal was to "destroy" the E.U., in order to end the punishing economic sanctions that the E.U. and the U.S. had imposed on Russia after its 2014 political and military interference in Ukraine.
But Trump's move to question the loyalty of Jewish Americans has led to more immediate concerns within the Jewish community: Namely, they fear the president's rhetoric will incite hate groups to attack Jews around the country.
Some have proposed change through gun control legislation, and others have suggested dealing with more immediate provisions, like arming school staff, amping up school security, and providing children with tools like the bulletproof backpacks in question.
The race against time is much more immediate for Ken and Arlene Boon, farmers whose third-generation, 400-acre property is being expropriated for a Site C-related highway realignment that goes right through their house.
As devastating as the loss of my possessions was, those painful feelings soon gave way to more immediate and serious concerns: finding housing and food, dealing with insurance companies and government agencies, and affording basic necessities.
He is really struggling with his grades and paying attention to his civilian life, because his life as Spider-Man is obviously much more pulse-pounding, and the effects of Spider-Man are much more immediate.
"You're taking a lot more immediate, and much more visible, kinds of risks by launching to space that I think that radiation — at least for me — didn't enter into the equation very prominently," Lopez-Alegria said.
And that has created an odd, two-pronged recruiting battle: As college coaches try to entice St. Anthony players to consider joining them in a few years, rival high schools are making a more immediate pitch.
One reason is that many states face large pension obligations for public employees, including those who work at universities; for some universities, the impact is becoming more immediate, as states shift this burden directly onto them.
Chinese authorities this week switched back to reporting only laboratory confirmed cases from Hubei, after last week allowing clinical diagnoses by doctors -- based on symptoms or more immediate tests -- to be counted towards the province's totals.
On the more immediate question of whether or not Democrats make those gains, a far more important variable will be whether Republicans in swing states and districts can defend their efforts to unravel the existing law.
While having a woman as president might seem like a good thing for a women's history museum, Dr. Allgor said that the current political moment could actually make the need for such an institution more immediate.
"Something with more immediate effects has a huge benefit as a tool in the therapeutic toolbox," Matthew Johnson, PhD, an associate professor of psychiatry and behavioral sciences, who authored his own psilocybin study, previously told Insider.
If a more immediate boost was needed, tax measures which rewarded business investment would be a better option than repeating 2009's temporary cut in value-added tax, as business spending appears weaker than consumer sentiment.
The pivot is a more delicate change than one undergone by other institutions under more immediate duress, from Wells Fargo to Facebook to Uber, which have been forced to adapt in the face of crippling scandals.
In a more immediate indicator, software developer Shubhan Chemburkar visited Microsoft's Building 88 hardware labs over the weekend and noticed that the company is teasing new devices for 2016 and 2017, as noticed by The Verge.
But the issues that command attention from both the American public and American allies often are more immediate, and require the Obama administration to divert resources toward daily crises that they would prefer to mostly ignore.
The study suggests that to mitigate these negative effects, developers use drilling over other alternatives, which reduces some of the more immediate side effects, and leave breaks in between sessions to allow the fish to recover.
Just his repeal of the Affordable Care Act would do far more immediate damage to people than the TPP: it would leave millions of people without health care, and bankrupt families socked with immoral health care bills.
Bonnie Watson Coleman and Emanuel Cleaver sent a letter to Twitter Tuesday calling for the company to be more proactive in creating solutions and taking more immediate action to suspend account that spread racist and violent behavior.
Temer's hold on power faces a more immediate threat from Brazil's top electoral court, the TSE, when it meets next week to decide whether to annul his 2014 election due to the use of illegal campaign funding.
Finally, a study published earlier this year in PLOS Genetics adds to the evidence that those who would deploy gene drives against scourges such as malaria face another, more immediate, hurdle: such drives simply may not work.
Although he hasn't given up his fight for truly universal healthcare, the Vermont senator, like others on the left, is now concerned with the more immediate battle: trying to keep Obama's landmark healthcare legislation from being repealed.
For example, streaming a work meeting on Google Hangout or an HD video will usually require more immediate attention than downloading a big file, and the Qos feature's job is to pull out which things matter most.
This is, once again, a matter of preference: if you want epic aural landscapes, go with Focal's Elear or Utopia, or if you prefer a narrower and more immediate experience of your music, go the MrSpeakers route.
The first season of Fear the Walking Dead was a welcome surprise, carving out its own unique identity with a diverse set of characters and dynamics that felt much more immediate than what the flagship series offers.
But sources familiar with the negotiations say Warsaw is facing resistance, including from southern member states which downplay the Russian threat and argue that Islamic State and other jihadist groups pose a more immediate danger to Europe.
Of more immediate focus for markets is retail sales data for May which is expected to show a pick up in growth of 2.4 percent on an annualized basis, compared to an April print of 1.4 percent.
But on Thursday afternoon, as Hurricane Matthew barreled toward Central Florida and the Capriles considered their old apartment and 10-month-old daughter, their place of asylum was much more immediate: the cafeteria at Odyssey Middle School.
A more immediate threat to affordable housing, critics say, is the huge tax bill passed by Congress last year, which imperils one of the most important sources of long-term funding, the Low Income Housing Tax Credit.
That provides it with a time advantage over other indicators, like the results of increased testing programs for COVID-19, in terms of providing some indication of the more immediate effects of social distancing and isolation strategies.
"This online option would eliminate the need for the airlines to act as an intermediary, and it would create a government-mandated one-on-one, more immediate relationship between a passenger and the CDC," said the letter.
Likewise, Brazil in March designated new marine protected areas the size of France and the United Kingdom combined, but omitted near-shore areas where there's a greater diversity of wildlife facing more immediate threats from human activity.
With less than three weeks left before he leaves office, Mr. Obama has a more immediate concern in Congress: how to prevent Mr. Trump and Republicans from rolling back his domestic accomplishments, especially the Affordable Care Act.
As well as the more immediate, recognizable attacks on a person, what emerges through these accounts is something previously undocumented: the targeted, sustained abuse of individuals over long periods — and the thrill their destruction gives the perpetrators.
The president pointed to a decades-long trail of casualties and violence attributed to Soleimani during his time in charge of Iran's elite Quds Force, but also referenced more immediate events as the impetus for the strike.
It's also had the more immediate effect of placating Maloney, who just a day ago was considering a bid to unseat Luján atop the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee (DCCC) but has since decided to forgo the challenge.
"The latest signs of economic fragility will force global leaders and chief executives to tackle the more immediate challenges of restoring growth and confidence, rather than focusing on how to address climate change," concluded The Financial Times.
This time around, his letter feels more immediate, since the company also announced a host of new initiatives, including doubling its exchange traded funds, or ETF's, that focus on companies' environmental, social and governance factors, or ESG.
Following the money, especially of those who act to enable Vladimir Putin, would have a much more immediate and far-reaching effect on the behavior of a U.S. adversary than the present focus on Russian information operations.
The administration could have a more immediate impact on the oil market if it decides to ratchet up sanctions in Venezuela, where economic crisis and mismanagement have caused sharp declines in the petrostate's crude output, said Croft.
However, in more immediate memory, Cathy McMorris Rodgers (2014) still holds her leadership slot in the House, Joni Ernst (2015) holds her Senate seat and Nikki Haley (2016) now serves as US ambassador to the United Nations.
Without gainsaying the courage of "silence breakers," one can note the flip side: that their words, especially now, can generate instant, and dramatic, response — and more immediate gratification than one gets from protesting economic and legal structures.
Ms. Crain, who was operating from a makeshift City Hall in the school's home economics classroom, spoke hopefully about getting businesses back open, even as she coordinated more immediate concerns — like hot showers and restoring gas service.
Every police executive and every police officer knows, or should know, that while the law gives them their official authority, it is the public who gives them their legitimacy, which is their more immediate authority—their street authority.
This means that companies using the employee retention software can not only get a more immediate feel for how engaged employees are at any given moment, but also use that data to drive operational decisions and competitor analysis.
A four-minute prologue for Ridley Scott's next film, Alien: Covenant, hit the web last night, showing off how the film will borrow aesthetically from the original Alien, and ignore its more immediate predecessor, the critically maligned Prometheus.
Buying online is another option (assuming you manage to locate the genuine article rather than a cheap knockoff), but when the clock is ticking down, you're probably going want access that's a little more immediate than Amazon Prime.
The more immediate concern among opponents of the measures now headed for a possible House vote is that the trust fund for Part A (hospital coverage) is anticipated to be depleted in 2026 unless Congress acts before then.
"An over-the-counter pill available directly off the shelf would have a much more immediate sweeping impact for people around the country," says Britt Wahlin, the vice president for development and public affairs at Ibis Reproductive Health.
People often turn to Twitter to reach out to businesses when they are unhappy with them or have questions because asking questions in a public forum feels much more immediate than sending emails or phoning random phone numbers.
At the University of San Francisco, one of Callisto's first partner schools, the platform is just one of many reporting options that are offered to students, including reporting in person and an additional, more immediate online reporting option.
China has repeatedly said it is willing to take any steps necessary to bring Taiwan back into the fold, but the white paper claims that a growing threat from "separatists" makes the possibility of armed conflict more immediate.
He and other sources in this story were careful to note that there are worse and more immediate consequences than a hit to American competitiveness, particularly for the federal employees and contractors who are living paycheck to paycheck.
DeepMind Health has produced work with more immediate and practical applications than other parts of the company, which likely made it a tempting target for the new CEO of Google Health, David Feinberg, who was appointed last week.
The reality is that prevention of future overdoses requires a different, more immediate action to be taken: Ensure doctors who are prescribing opioids provide naloxone, the opioid overdose reversal antidote, as a coinciding prescription or "co-prescribing" it.
Some antidoping advocates did not think the bottles posed a problem for Rio, particularly in the face of more immediate issues like deciding, amid the doping crisis emanating from Russia, which athletes would even participate in the Games.
When you factor in more immediate expenses that need to be paid off like rent, food, transportation costs, and other bills, putting money into a retirement fund can be challenging because, for many, there's little or nothing left.
Put this game in the hands of those demanding more immediate results, and even though it's a deliberately short experience, Blackwood Crossing is going to have many turning off before it's properly begun to articulate its affecting story.
While the organization has smartly begun emphasizing player development over wins and losses, that ideology may have been born of desperation—and this offseason, they'll surely be recalibrating the balance between long-term potential and more immediate goals.
The project is just one of many to emerge in the last few months that champions creative correspondence as a means of civic engagement, including artistic efforts to revive the more immediate transmission method of sending a fax.
It also presented a more immediate problem for Duke: A national title contender, the Blue Devils were suddenly without their best player, the freshman who is expected to be the No. 1 overall pick in the N.B.A. draft.
Top Australian universities could face more immediate credit risks compared to their global peers as Chinese students make up about 60% of the international cohort at those institutions, Moody's Investors Service said in a report earlier this month.
The more immediate effect is that Warsaw is hemorrhaging political influence in the EU and has less capacity to shape the bloc's policies despite being the sixth largest state by population, and the fifth one after Britain leaves.
" -- Dan Balz notes that the Warren-Sanders clash was inevitable, and they remain on a collision course after last night: "For the past few months, Warren found herself looking at Buttigieg as a more immediate threat in Iowa.
But both companies have more immediate issues: a suddenly slumping auto market in China, slow growth and slim margins in Europe, and the need to develop technologies to meet the stringent emissions regulations that Europe will phase in.
In a 2010 op-ed the New England Journal of Medicine, Harvard's David Hemenway explained that our brains are wired to focus on short-term issues, which deliver more immediate rewards, instead of long-term challenges, like public health.
But every one of his brazen triumphs mined variations on the same twisted, crunchy hard-rock style, a sharp, somewhat automated, immediate yet distanced yet hence even-more-immediate guitar crackle perfected on 1973's brutally tough Aladdin Sane.
The possibility of a Jon and Daenerys offspring has never been more immediate than now, after the long-awaited, almost cathartic Targaryen hookup at the end of season 7 — and the impending conclusion of their story in season 8.
When a gun emerges from the crowd around Terry — with at least one of the man's neighbors looking for more immediate justice than anything the courts could provide — that's "good old American mobbism, and it predates Trump," he said.
In Asian currency markets, the New Zealand dollar jumped after the Pacific nation's central bank chief said he was "pleased" with where interest rates were at, hosing down expectations of more immediate rate cuts after this month's aggressive easing.
Some of the more immediate measures they could take include more factory shut-downs, the encouraging of vehicles powered by biofuels, a clean-up of the river, and the building of a dam to regulate the flow of water.
In an op-ed in the New England Journal of Medicine, Harvard's David Hemenway explained that our brains are wired to focus on short-term issues, which deliver more immediate rewards, instead of long-term challenges, like public health.
The failure undoubtedly has major implications for the far future of the space station program, and even in more immediate terms, this will likely change how the station runs for the time being, with two fewer crewmembers than expected.
Among the more immediate risks cited in talks with outside contacts, the Fed noted, trade tensions and tariffs were the "preeminent" potential problem, along with slowing growth globally, political risks surrounding "Brexit," and uncertainty around Fed policy as well.
The release of CO2 and other greenhouse gases has already led to a 1C rise in global temperatures, and we are likely locked in for a further rise, if more immediate action is not taken by the world's governments.
I keep tabs open for social media, tabs for financial spreadsheets, tabs meant to remind me of tasks that I don't currently have time for but hope to once I address the more immediate needs of the other tabs.
And if we are playing the UFC's financial advisor, remember that the promotion's bigger and more immediate issue is sustaining interest in a brand driven by personalities while Ronda Rousey, McGregor, and Jon Jones are sidelined or possibly retired.
Senior officials have said this week that a more immediate consequence of failing to strike a deal this month could be new pressure on May at home to step down — which in itself could greatly disrupt the negotiating process.
Often, West European politicians do not see themselves as explicitly calling for aligning with Moscow, but rather for abandoning the costly mission to counter Russia's aggression against faraway eastern states at a moment when they have more immediate concerns.
Building bridges with Beijing remains a loaded notion for many Japanese people, but Mr. Abe now has more clout and political capital to try, in the name of protecting Japan against the more immediate threat posed by North Korea.
The Checkup When you sing a lullaby to your baby, you convey love and language and dreams of the future — and also, of course, you are trying to help your baby to a more immediate future of being asleep.
Mr. Stephens's assertion that just 36 percent of Americans care a "great deal" about the problem is not surprising, since its ultimate impact seems far away while we all have more immediate problems pressing us in our everyday lives.
"The bigger risk is likely to be investors voting with their feet well before there is global governmental consensus on regulation, which is probably what integrated oil management teams believe is the more immediate threat," according to the report.
Alcohol can be left off death certificates when coroners or others identify a more immediate and obvious cause, such as a fall that broke a hip, not the alcohol that caused the person to fall in the first place.
Yet it's the Geneva meeting that may have a more immediate impact on your life; affecting every American business that ships small packages overseas, every American living abroad, and anyone with a stake in stopping the illicit opioid trade.
Yet there does not seem to be the same sense of concern or urgency about an even more immediate and intractable threat to the global economy that is brewing closer to home in Brazil, the world's sixth-largest economy.
While there is concern that someday — centuries or millenniums in the future — radioactive waste could contaminate the water in the Amargosa watershed, the more immediate threat is the need to pump enough groundwater to support the huge repository infrastructure.
However, analysts say the more immediate challenge is hanging onto its existing order book given Mitsubishi Aircraft has so far lost its bet on U.S. pilot unions relaxing strict rules about the size of jets flown by regional carriers.
Behind Mr. Cook's worry is a separate, perhaps even more immediate threat: the possibility that if Apple were to comply with the court's order, other governments might follow suit and require Apple to give them access for their own investigative purposes.
But whereas the Trojan War figure of Iphigenia was sacrificed by her father, Agamemnon, so that the winds would once again blow, the sacrifice asked of Effie — not to be revealed here — is of a less cosmic, more immediate nature.
European Central Bank President Mario Draghi said the bank was looking at options to enable it to pursue the money-printing program, but maintained the March end-date for the plan, disappointing investors who were looking for more immediate action.
AUSTIN, Texas (Reuters) - Lewis Hamilton will be starring in the next "Call of Duty" video game due out in November but the Formula One world champion has a real and more immediate fight on his hands in Texas this weekend.
But the fact that it was a turn-on for the guy in question complicated it in ways that were fun to ponder even as I enjoyed the more immediate fun of jumping up and down on a large, squishy man.
In Togliatti, a city of more than 700,000 named after a former Italian communist leader where the roads are filled with the boxy Lada saloons churned out from the Avtovaz plant, there is a more immediate reason to dislike foreign influence.
In the more immediate term, the company says it expects "significant" potential revenue to come from AR advertisements, and it's focusing on scaling its platform to make AR more personalized and to help the company make money from the technology.
But in the trenches of Ukraine's war with Russian-backed separatists, which has left some 27,21970 people dead, soldiers said the freeze took a more immediate toll, striking at their confidence that their backers in Washington stood solidly behind their fight.
"Every police executive and every police officer knows, or should know, that while the law gives them their official authority, it is the public who gives them their legitimacy, which is their more immediate authority -- their street authority," Alexander writes.
It's a good question, and a reminder that even though Negan and the Saviors have given Rick and friends more immediate concerns, the larger ethical questions behind The Walking Dead will still need to be answered after the bloodshed ends.
But it is the collapse of the Tories to a mere 9% of the vote and four seats, the party's worst election result in 185 years, that will have more immediate consequences, because Theresa May, the prime minister, is resigning.
A study published in PLOS Genetics, by Philipp Messer of Cornell University and his colleagues suggests, however, that those who would deploy gene drives against scourges such as malaria face a more immediate hurdle: such drives simply may not work.
While an ongoing Swiss probe into 1MDB's activities shows wider concerns around the fund are yet to be resolved, some say more immediate domestic political risks for the economy have retreated after Malaysia's attorney-general last week cleared Najib of corruption.
After decades of rising immigration rates and devolving sovereignty to the EU, combined with the more immediate shocks of the Great Recession and the refugee crisis, some French voters have come to question the basic premises of their political system.
And if the average Titus Andronicus fan can get over this shock, parse through this left-turn as less of a joke than a heart-on-sleeve shift towards something more immediate, the rewards are actually kinda, sorta sweet. Sometimes.
I think what you'll see in the coming days and weeks are efforts to do that," Trump's national security adviser H.R. McMaster said Wednesday in public remarks at a national security conference, noting that "the threat is much more immediate now.
The 21st Century Cures Act passed in the Senate this week, and while a majority of the focus has been on the bill's biomedical and drug implications, it also contains an important provision with a much broader, more immediate impact.
"While purchasing Orcs in the Market is more immediate and provides additional player options, we have come to realize that providing this choice risked undermining the heart of our game, the Nemesis System," the studio said in a blog post.
More work needs to be done as well on more clearly attributing heat deaths to heatwaves – something that is today a problem as most fatalities from heat are attributed to other more immediate causes, such as heart attacks, the experts said.
President Mauricio Macri had promised more immediate and drastic changes to the country's labor laws, widely seen as among the most costly to companies in Latin America, after his business-friendly coalition performed unexpectedly well in October's mid-term elections.
Unfortunately, these strategies are difficult to initiate and maintain by those most at risk, especially those who are embroiled in a student loans crisis and who have a vision horizon which is cluttered by many more immediate pressing expenses and issues.
These works, collectively titled the Catalysis series, focused on the relationship between art and viewer in a new, more immediate way; Piper wanted her art to be a "catalytic agent" that would spark a change in the people who encountered it.
The more immediate question is will her proposals bring back to the fold those proverbial disaffected white men who at one time were making solid middle-class incomes but are now struggling to keep their families afloat on near minimum wages.
But her proposals are disliked in many parts of coal country, where Mr. Trump has put forth a more immediate and crowd-pleasing proposal: "We will scrap the Clean Power Plan," he pledged in Pittsburgh, as he has done before.
Even more interesting is that Sanders could have the opportunity to take his revolution to even more immediate heights as chairman of the Senate Committee on Health, Education, Labor and Pensions, if the only Democrat above him in seniority, Sen.
If museum officials begin to sense that visitors are becoming more involved in what the curators are saying and thinking, not just what they're showing, maybe they will come to feel a more immediate stake in the preoccupations of audiences.
A meat-and-potatoes porn viewer might occasionally enjoy watching a bit of bondage on a 2D monitor, but as anyone who has watched VR porn can attest, the experience is much more immediate than a clip on a laptop screen.
But even though the pressing danger of the army of the dead is no more and we're not expecting a lot more immediate bloodshed, that doesn't mean that our favorite characters are necessarily having an easy, breezy time of it.
Although scientists say global warming has shrunk the glaciers that feed the elaborate irrigation system, the more immediate threat is the soaring demand for water from the petroleum drillers and industrial-scale farmers, who are sucking the Turpan Basin dry.
Consumer advocates, like Harrington at the Center for Responsible Lending, are urging lawmakers to take actions that would have a more immediate effect for struggling borrowers, like temporarily deferring all borrowers' payments while waiving interest and halting collection on defaulted loans.
Pausing outside the post office in this town of 2,300, Mr. Runck said the repercussions could be more immediate for Representative Kevin Cramer, a Republican whose bid against Senator Heidi Heitkamp, a Democrat, has been complicated by the proposed tariffs.
But where in the past the divisions between them have largely centered on who -- state or city -- would pay for what and who -- Cuomo or de Blasio -- would get the credit, the questions now are more immediate and potentially life-altering.
NEWBERRY, S.C. — While concerns about a potential manufacturing slowdown swirl in the face of an ongoing trade war, the sector is facing a bigger and more immediate problem — a growing skills gap that is leaving hundreds of thousands of positions open.
Analysts point out that as former traders, Campos Neto and Serra will be finely attuned to the market's day to day functioning, and if liquidity was an issue as it was in August, intervention would be a more immediate risk.
On Tuesday, the Yankees' reluctance to acquire him came with more immediate consequences when the Red Sox, the Yankees' perennial archrival, used Moncada as the primary chip in a deal to land the ace Chris Sale from the Chicago White Sox.
Even so, the Trump administration has given scant attention to North Korea's pursuit of living weapons — a threat that analysts describe as more immediate than its nuclear arms, which Pyongyang and Washington have been discussing for more than six months.
In a 2010 op-ed in the New England Journal of Medicine, Harvard's David Hemenway explained why: Our brains are wired to focus on short-term issues, which deliver more immediate rewards, instead of long-term challenges, like public health.
I'm thinking of what Cartier has done for the last two seasons — first with the Santos, which is a much more immediate and accessible relaunch, but also the Tank Cintrée and the Tonneau from the Privé collection, which dates to 1906.
For the retail component of the show, Eckhaus and Latta asked several artist friends to create the clothing racks, furniture, decorative sculptures, and other elements used to display their clothes, effectively producing a microcosm of their more immediate artistic influences.
NEW DELHI (Reuters) - The Indian government's annual budget statement on Friday included measures aimed at improving the investment climate but lacked any direct steps to stimulate a sagging economy, adding to pressure on the central bank to provide more immediate help.
The more immediate issue is how the Fed should respond to a trade war expanding on multiple fronts, after Trump slapped new 25% tariffs on $200 billion of Chinese imports and threatened new import taxes on Mexican goods unless immigration slows.
The more immediate issue is how the Fed should respond to a trade war expanding on multiple fronts, after U.S. President Donald Trump slapped new 25% tariffs on $200 billion of Chinese imports and threatened new import taxes on Mexico unless immigration slows.
"We will work alongside these world-class partners to redefine the future of transportation, providing a more immediate, safe, efficient and sustainable high-speed backbone for the movement of people and things," said Rob Lloyd, CEO of Hyperloop One in a release.
In time, the iOS app will be revamped to mirror the web service, though Reelgood's more immediate focus is on where people are watching: web and TV.  Apps for Roku and Amazon Fire TV will likely hit ahead of new mobile releases.
But that number is likely to rise for a simple fact, he said: Millennials care more about paying off their student loans than they do about saving for retirement — a far-off concern for people who are juggling more immediate financial obligations.
Some have suggested that British leadership could avoid invoking Article 50 all together, and would instead attempt to negotiate a different — not entirely separate — relationship with the EU. In the more immediate term, markets are going to react in a big way.
The New Zealand dollar jumped from a three and-a-half-year low after the Pacific nation's central bank chief said he was "pleased" with where interest rates were, hosing down expectations of more immediate rate cuts to follow this month's aggressive easing.
In the Instagram of her son's face posted early Friday morning, Rose shared feelings with a more immediate and personal message: Raising a Black son in the wake of the deaths of Philando Castile and Alton Sterling at the hands of police officers.
It's in that context that Trump scorns a central bank whose longer-term approach to policy has clashed with his more immediate interests - the same tension apparent in other battles between the president and government agencies with their own institutional powers or culture.
"Reunification ultimately complicates a lot of the more immediate, short-term goals, whether it is denuclearisation or the human rights issue, or even just developing stable communications between North and South Korea," said Ben Forney, a research associate at Seoul's Asan Institute.
Along with Flynn and Trump's choice for CIA director, U.S. Representative Mike Pompeo, Mattis has been critical of the deal to curb Iran's suspected nuclear weapons program, saying the threat from Tehran should outrank more immediate concerns about Islamic State or al Qaeda.
"This surprising development is a near-term negative for an industry that had expected more immediate regulatory relief, but all indications are that this rule will ultimately be relaxed, " analysts at Compass Point Research and Trading said in a note to clients.
Other elements of Trump's tax plan present a more immediate threat to state budgets: Fourteen states and the District of Columbia levy a tax on wealthy estates, and all but one of those states depends on the federal estate tax to do so.
At that time, I didn't really have a recognised visual practice and I couldn't support myself at all doing that, so I think clubbing provided this safe space using fashion, dance and all these things in nightlife that are a bit more immediate.
But if the government passes the project by for less lofty, arguably more immediate infrastructure concerns, then the great Canadian hyperloop may look less like the future of connecting every Canadian, and more like those personal flying cars we're all still waiting for.
If anything, the selloff has hastened bargain-hunting among investors, such as Fidelity International, UBS Asset Management and J.P. Morgan Asset Management, which believe the long-term growth potential of the world's second biggest economy outweighs the more immediate hit from trade disputes.
Democratic leaders on Capitol Hill have stayed far away from Sanders' bill -- with Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer and House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi declining to endorse it and instead saying they are focused on the more immediate task of defending Obamacare.
Xi has few good options to deal with the trade war - seen in Beijing as one front in Washington's long-term goal to stifle China's development - or the Hong Kong protests, the more immediate shock to the country's short-term political stability.

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