After going public in June, it's now aiming to be more indispensable.
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By doubling down with a standalone app, Facebook could make itself even more indispensable.
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The more that institutions are eroded, the more indispensable he can claim to be.
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"In light of Russia's unacceptable actions, NATO is more indispensable than ever," Pompeo said.
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As crowds build on either side of the platform, the middleman becomes ever more indispensable.
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But for many early internet users, the web promised something far more indispensable than simple convenience.
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It's called the network effect: The more people who use a social network, the more indispensable it becomes.
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Consequently, Israel is becoming even more indispensable for protecting U.S. interests on the ground in the Middle East.
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Many of these platforms generate what economists call "network effects" — as more people use them, they keep getting more indispensable.
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"They are kind of moving up the value spectrum, becoming more differentiated, becoming more indispensable to their clients," he said.
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Each outpost makes your Snapchat account a little more indispensable, grants its camera new utility and reminds you to visit again.
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Enterprises both big and small are hopping onto the Big Data train, which means data analysts are becoming more indispensable than ever.
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The library now acts as a "de facto community center," laboring under the strain of growing responsibilities and becoming even more indispensable.
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Microsoft Layout is a step toward expanding what Windows Mixed Reality can do, making it more indispensable to some of its primary customers.
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I often use the flashlight on my phone to give me more light while reading, and the magnifier is going to be even more indispensable.
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As the features subtly build, M's guidance may become more indispensable, or it may just become another new Messenger feature you turn off in the settings.
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Having your primary credit card tied to your iPhone encourages you to use your iPhone for everything, making it even more indispensable than it already was.
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The result makes the ultranationalists and their septuagenarian leader, Devlet Bahceli, even more indispensable to AK, which won only 295 seats, five short of an outright majority.
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With this acquisition, Fitbit is no doubt hoping that its line of devices will become more indispensable for users with chronic health conditions that require daily tracking.
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Why she matters: She's not only the first woman to lead NASSCOM, she's also bullish that her gender will become even more indispensable to the technology industry.
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"In light of Russia's unacceptable actions, NATO is more indispensable than ever," he said and then referred to the recent poisoning in Britain of a former Russian spy.
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"The more he sought out adventure and distanced himself from his state patrons, the more indispensable the commitment of his private collectors and clients became," Mr. Natter wrote.
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As truckers become more indispensable, Uber Freight, the truck-brokerage arm of the ride-hailing giant, rolled out several initiatives on Monday aimed at making their jobs easier.
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When it comes to your career, the more skills you obtain, the more indispensable you become to your company and the more attractive you are to potential employers.
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For now, Mr Moon will grow only more indispensable, not only because his summit with Mr Kim will lay the ground and set the tone for Mr Trump's, if it happens.
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But, again, the real money for Facebook is likely to come from having the platform become more and more indispensable, leading to users spending more time on it and thus seeing ads.
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Lately, he has branched out into areas like recruiting contract soldiers to fight overseas and establishing a popular online news service that pushes a nationalist viewpoint, making him even more indispensable to Mr. Putin.
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As the company of the baptized became more or less the whole imperial population, rather than only those people personally drawn to the faith, spiritual terror became an ever more indispensable instrument of social stability.
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Qualcomm, the company already responsible for providing the majority of the world with its mobile processors and wireless modems, is endeavoring to make itself even more indispensable to our future with today's announcement that it's acquiring NXP Semiconductors for $47 billion.
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As tech firms like Huawei become ever more indispensable across the globe, American leaders have, not unreasonably, become possessed by the fear that Chinese technology will offer a ruthless Beijing many "backdoors" into Western affairs of state, security, and commerce.
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Over at OneZero, Colin Horgan makes this argument eloquently: The more indispensable an internet connection becomes, the less choice we have, which means we have less and less autonomy, a key element of being capable of exercising control over our lives.
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More generally, we are seeing a trend of consolidation in the area of social media management, as several smaller, and more focused solutions are brought together under one umbrella to improve economies of scale, and also to build out that "hub" strategy, becoming more indispensable, by virtue of providing so much utility in one place.
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According to Leontief, too many economists were reluctant to "get their hands dirty" by working with raw empirical facts. To that end, Wassily Leontief did much to make quantitative data more accessible, and more indispensable, to the study of economics.
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In this version of early nineteenth century history, Al-Kanemi assumed power in the 1810s without any competition from mai Dunama IX Lefiami before 1820. El-Kanemi, not just the face of Borno to foreign leaders, became more and more indispensable to the mai. Some in mai Dunama's coterie were believed to have been behind an attempt to kill the Shehu in 1820. At this date, mai Dunama and king Burgomanda of Baguirmi plotted to get rid of El-Kanemi.
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" Robert Christgau wrote in The Village Voice that "1996 won't produce a more indispensable song than "Common People", and described the album as neither Blur nor Oasis, but "Culture Club with lyrics... Smart and glam, swish and het, its jangle subsumed beneath swelling crescendos or nagging keybs and its rhythms steeped in rave". In Spin Barry Walters described the album as "songs about naughty infidelities, sexless marriages, grown-up teenage crushes, twisted revenge fantasies, obsessive voyeurism and useless raves; songs that demand your full attention and deserve it".
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The eagerness of Vikings in the Danelaw to communicate with their Anglo-Saxon neighbours resulted in the erosion of inflection in both languages. Old Norse may have had a more profound impact on Middle and Modern English development than any other language. Simeon Potter notes: "No less far-reaching was the influence of Scandinavian upon the inflexional endings of English in hastening that wearing away and leveling of grammatical forms which gradually spread from north to south.". Viking influence on Old English is most apparent in the more indispensable elements of the language.
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In return for the political and economic influence they were allowed in the Hauran, the aghawat secured revenue from the region's population to fund the Hajj caravan, escorted the caravan and other travelers and policed the region. The principal restriction on the power of the aghawat was resistance from the Hauran's inhabitants. Thus, the aghawat sought to become more indispensable to the local population. To that end, they often mediated between the settled inhabitants of the plain and the Bedouin nomads, and between the Hauran's population as a whole and all outside powers, including the state.
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Cassiodorus, as praefectus praetorio under the Ostrogothic supremacy, entrusted the care of temporal affairs to Pope John II. When Emperor Justinian issued the Pragmatic Sanction of 554, the pope and the Senate were entrusted with the control of weights and measures. Thenceforth for two centuries the popes were most loyal supporters of the Byzantine government against the encroachments of the Lombards, and were all the more indispensable, because after 603 the Senate disappeared. The popes were now the only court of judicature, a task more often entrusted to bishops as "Defensor populi". When Emperor Justinian II in 692 attempted to have Pope Sergius I forcibly conveyed to Constantinople, (as had been Pope Martin I), to extract from him his assent to the canons of the Trullan Council, convoked by the emperor, the militia of Ravenna and of the Duchy of the Pentapolis lying immediately to the south assembled, marched into Rome, and compelled the departure of the emperor's plenipotentiary.
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In 1992 the municipality of Venice purchased the theatre, and the action which they took—especially that following the destruction of the Teatro La Fenice in January 1996—is recounted on the Commune de Venezia's website: :When the Venice City Council bought the Malibran, it marked a new phase for the theatre: the restoration of the roof was meant to be the starting point of an extremely detailed project by Antonio Foscari to completely restore the building and modify the structures, in particular to extend the gallery and boxes. When the Fenice was destroyed in a fire in January 1996, the Malibran was placed in the limelight because it had become even more indispensable. Thus, the decision was taken to respect the entire original architectural structure rather than radically change the installations and increase the set machinery so that the project would be approved more rapidly and with innovative procedures. During restoration the orchestra pit was also enlarged and an enormous underground basin was made to collect the water from Venice's occasional flooding that could have filled the entire theatre with water.
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