A more informed Congress and a more informed public would foster a healthier dialogue about the roles of public and private initiative.
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"We want more informed consumers, because more informed consumers create demand for products that we want to sell," said Sara Burnett, the company's director of wellness.
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Paying more attention to politics, in other words, didn't make people more informed about the underlying issue — it made them more informed about partisan talking points.
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Most democratic theorists in the 20th century believed that more information would produce a more informed citizenry, and a more informed citizenry would make good on the core promise of democracy.
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I constantly am learning and becoming more and more informed.
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More information was supposed to mean a more informed debate,
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The GOP base is more informed and organized than ever.
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Maybe a more informed society is a more depressed society?
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We will be a more informed nation because of it.
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It allows people to be more informed about the clothes.
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We are now better connected and more informed than ever before.
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"Investors are smarter and more informed all the time," he said.
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At least now you can be more informed about its history.
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In theory, this should also instantaneously make us more informed, right?
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I think [our policymaking] is more informed but not necessarily better.
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This enables my patients to make more informed, cost-saving decisions.
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The result is greater transparency and farmers making more informed decisions.
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A more informed public and process equals better outcomes for everyone.
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Hopefully our tips will help your team make more informed decisions.
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They're mostly just meant to keep backers more comfortable and more informed.
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This approach will get clicks, but it won't produce more informed readers.
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That information is critical to passing more informed laws about stoned driving.
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"Our intent is to allow for much more informed discourse," he says.
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That's for people smarter and more informed than me to figure out.
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But examined in a more informed context, the picture looks quite different.
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Hope that education can lead to opportunity and a more informed citizenry.
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More informed about the company's practices, customers are surprised less by incidents.
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But here's what we know, so you can make more informed decisions.
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" More experienced reporters, he said, "ask questions that are sharper, more informed.
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The benefits of a better-educated and more informed society are obvious.
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A financial professional can help guide you to make more informed financial decisions.
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The data should help Abercrombie make more informed decisions about its real estate.
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But it can help women make more informed decisions about bigger things, too.
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I'm less inspired by photography and more informed by cinema, theater, and painting.
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First, it allows employers to make more informed decisions about who to hire.
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Second, early action allows for students to make a more informed financial decision.
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"We hope this will lead to more informed decision making by the public."
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Everyone will be making more informed decisions, which will lead to better Olympics.
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"I think we are far more informed than people give us credit for."
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Do you think digests make people feel more informed than they actually are?
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I feel so much more informed after I see a Parts Unknown episode.
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"People are more informed about design, where thing are coming from and where things are made… they are making more informed and curated decisions of where they are living – I truly believe it's thanks to social media," said Romm Perez.
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You can receive customized financial advice through chatbots to make more informed financial decisions.
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Professional investors are more informed, more highly educated and more competitive than ever before.
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We think today was really a milestone, in making that sentiment be more informed.
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As we get more informed, we realize that we should be asking more questions.
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But by being more transparent about their practices, consumers could make more informed decisions.
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The prevalence of information on the internet is not leaving people feeling more informed.
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They are more informed, empowered and connected, demanding complete control when making purchase decisions.
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Hopefully, the electorate will be more informed, and the fallback might be a censure.
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A more informed electorate would be less likely to swallow lies and false promises.
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This enables industries, such as infrastructure, to make more informed decisions about big projects.
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Debates and decisions are more informed when more participants, viewpoints and information are represented.
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Citizen armies make a population, in general, more informed and opinionated about their country's conflicts.
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Maire Walsh: I am passionate about it because, you know, it makes me more informed.
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"There's room for more informed conversations around compensation between individuals and their employers," Frank says.
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" Feeley said, "My granddad wasn't a civil-rights activist—more informed by his Catholic faith.
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The disclosure of this information will assist workers making a more informed decision on unionization.
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Financially literate entrepreneurs make more informed financial decisions overall and assess their creditworthiness more objectively.
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One could question, however, whether we're really more informed compared to pre-digital news consumers.
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My son is more informed about politics than at least 25% of the voting public.
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Campaign ads can be annoying, but research shows they make voters more informed and engaged.
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Then people can make a more informed decision about whether that's something they're happy with.
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Having a wider, more informed idea of the world is this very, very powerful possibility.
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So how can designers make more informed and more ethical choices to better serve their communities?
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Voters might be more informed than a personality politician who runs on an anti-intellectual campaign.
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Rather, it should make you feel more informed about your desires — and how to satisfy them.
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But Raudsepp insisted American consumers are becoming more informed about where their food is coming from.
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This is enabling patients to have greater autonomy over their healthcare and make more informed decisions.
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And something I've said is, that's great, but you should also make the world more informed.
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"The consumer can make a more informed decision," says Rhonda Richards, senior legislative representative for AARP.
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Such a jury might well be the best practical way toward more informed and intelligent voting.
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The information allows landlords to make more informed decisions about how to redevelop and pick tenants.
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You probably make more informed decisions, whereas very early on, it's more like testing and learning.
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Lastly, AI can help validate an investment banker's hypothesis and lead to more informed future decisions.
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Come for the terrible puns, stay for the stuff that makes you a more informed fan.
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But her singing is a lot more informed by third wave emo singers, especially Hayley Williams.
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The intent is to help urban planners, local leaders and civic communities make more informed decisions.
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People across the country still play football, hopefully now they've just made a more informed decision.
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That will allow the veterans to make a more informed decision about seeking treatment through therapy.
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"It means you can move from a presumptive stance to a more informed stance," he says.
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This proposal is common sense, and it would enable the agency to make more-informed decisions.
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Giliberti said the results can help people then have a more informed conversation with their doctor.
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After all, we certainly came away from her AMA feeling a whole lot more informed and enlightened.
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Young people are an important voting bloc, and the more informed and active they are, the better.
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Since Katrina, "public awareness and communication is better and people are much more informed today," Clinton said.
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This helps scientists back on Earth make more informed decisions about which rocks are the most important.
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The claim doesn't seem to be an attack; she's trying to help you make more informed decisions.
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At the same time, we're always looking to improve transparency and help customers make more informed choices.
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Yelp is adding yet another feature to help people make more informed decisions about where to eat.
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This wasn't my decision to make, or one in which I could provide any more informed advice.
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Based on our knowledge about shifting mild-weather patterns, we can make more informed decisions about the future.
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It's the piece about making users more informed and civically engaged where Facebook promises to break new ground.
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Connected machines are reshaping the way these utilities operate, allowing them to make smarter and more informed decisions.
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And Fulton said bettors are more informed than ever with the plethora of polling and data available online.
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Ultimately, said Radiant CEO Miglarese, the new platform will foster more informed decision-making about the Earth's resources.
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"As someone who understands the drug development process from all sides, he will be more informed," said Sachs.
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"These fact checks are not Google's and are presented so people can make more informed judgments," it wrote.
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He said he thought Pence's views of Russia and its president, Vladimir Putin, were more informed than Trump's.
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In December, I posed the idea that Facebook ought to take responsibility for making its users more informed.
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Of course, it's not clear if asking people to pay per article will help cultivate more informed citizens.
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The guideline will give physicians and patients the information they need to make more informed decisions about treatment.
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But knowing what these labels mean is nonetheless important if you want to be a more informed consumer.
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"Requiring office-specific voting," it said, "encourages a more informed electorate and therefore could improve the democratic process."
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Yet, it makes it more likely that citizens will cast more informed votes than they do at present.
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They are more informed than ever about the environment and the impact it has on our everyday lives.
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Not surprisingly, the study's data show that voters tend to be more informed than nonvoters about their government.
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At UNC Charlotte, French is trying to help students become more informed about when AI is being used.
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And cities want that data so they can make more informed decisions about access, equity, congestion, and infrastructure.
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"Now the FTC is asking whether it has to be a more informed disclaimer on that," Terry said.
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The public is more informed and smarter than most officials think, especially in the digital age, Myers said.
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But hopefully you'll be able to make a more informed decision after reading both the pros and cons.
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In the long run, I'd expect that an electorate that nourishes its youngest participants ends up more informed.
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Robust public debate helps us all make more informed decisions and challenges candidates to win on their merits.
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Even with fatigue from the sun, I left Curlfest lighter and more informed about caring for my crown.
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She asked for your help, and you gave it, and you made her decision a more informed one.
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Khloe, Kourtney, and Kim leave Planned Parenthood so much more informed and using their platform for an incredible cause.
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Public communication of the basic scientific findings has never been better; there has never been more informed media coverage.
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I am saying you must be more informed before speaking on something that you don't know anything about apparently.
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But, to my surprise, I've also found hopeful signs that we are moving in a new, more informed direction.
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"Today's rulemaking would empower market participants to make more informed choices about where to direct their orders," he said.
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Mr. Glasper, more informed by A Tribe Called Quest and neo-soul, usually keeps his music closer to earth.
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People have the ability to be more informed than ever, but threats to information sources are on the rise.
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The Oaktree co-chairman noted computers can help investors make more informed decisions, but they won't replace human insight.
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You can write a review on Facebook to help other users make a more informed decision about a business.
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"They were coming from a far more informed, intellectual, kind of academic side of the film world," he says.
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That's encouraging – and we hope the Senate continues to focus on improving health outcomes through more informed clinical practice.
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I think I get a lot more informed now via rap and writing because I'm around so much music.
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They also store inventory data in a central database to help stores make more-informed decisions about what to sell.
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It's not perfect, but it did help me make a more informed lunch purchase while stuck in the Barcelona airport.
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The Noida-based startup offers a range of VR solutions to real estate businesses, helping them make more informed choices.
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And thanks to the Internet, mobile apps and wearable devices, they're also more informed and more proactive about their health.
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The group is intended to help city governments make more informed transit decisions, leveraging Uber's massive store of rider data.
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"This app helps users become better and more informed cooks," says Jeff Turnas, president of 365 by Whole Foods Market.
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As the population becomes more informed (and as millennials become more influential), the demand for plant-based foods is increasing.
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For example, oncologists with better information about their cancer patients could make more informed and personalized decisions about treatment options.
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"Folks that go to counseling tend to be more informed, and they also tend to be better borrowers," George said.
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He is not well read and appears to make little effort to become more informed about the world around him.
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"I'm getting (information in) real time ... and then through that I can make a more informed, complete decision," Eells said.
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They could easily shuttle back and forth between ABHK and Art Central in order to make a more informed decision.
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It cannot be that somebody is doing a favour on somebody – it has to be a much more informed decision.
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That would provide public health experts with a wealth of data to make more informed decisions about restarting the economy.
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We sought to push back a bit on quick conventional wisdom analysis and offer a more informed and nuanced perspective.
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My parents usually tell me stories about our culture while we bake, so, it helps me to feel more informed.
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Doctors may have, at the same time, become more informed as they fielded more questions from their patients about LARCs.
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Mr. Rodriguez, at least, is more informed than Andy Bermeo, who owns the other auto repair shop on the site.
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As the population becomes more informed, and as millennials become more influential, the demand for plant-based foods is increasing.
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This machine is going to give me information so I can have a more informed discussion with my doctor. Fantastic.
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"If I hadn't done that, because you are more informed about that than I am, you'd have bumped," Garland says.
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"The more knowledge we have, the more informed decisions we can make -- and the greater the outcomes for individuals with cancer."
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Social media use and political knowledge in two U.S. Presidential elections Does using Facebook make you more informed about political issues?
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And once Apple admitted it was throttling older iPhone models, users became more informed on how to turn the feature off.
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Now, 14 years later, I realize that maybe the class wasn't supposed to make me more informed or better at sex.
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They took my concept and made it better, and then I started to shape these pieces using their more informed perspective.
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In a town with a strong local newspaper, people are much more informed; they're much more likely to be civically active.
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A more informed understanding of one's cycle could also de-mystify what days would be most effective for couples to conceive.
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It is using Knotch's technology to "understand the value of paid content and make smarter, more informed investment decisions," he added.
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It would also help savers make more-informed decisions regarding their finances by providing lifetime monthly income estimates on benefit statements.
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Here is what you can do: • Become more informed about the safety and evaluation of products you use in your home.
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The company said its goal with the effort has been to provide more transparency, and help consumers make more informed decisions.
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The institutions, she said, "create more informed citizens who can have the important conversations, stand up for everyone's rights, and vote."
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This will help consumers to make more informed decisions about where they spend their time online, and to avoid being manipulated.
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In the end, those words convey the purpose of journalism: to create more informed and, therefore, better and more engaged citizens.
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He said he also met with African-American legislators and community leaders and became more informed about the history of blackface.
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Morris thinks this is part of a better in-car experience — it's a way to make car owners feel more informed.
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In a town with a strong local newspaper, people are much more informed, they're much more likely to be civically active.
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Nowadays, you can be more informed with the help of tech resources like online reviews, wedding planning tools and location websites.
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That might be fine if it was also serving our purposes of a more informed public and a healthier political ecology.
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These features are aimed at helping users make safer and more informed behavioral choices — a challenge when anonymous hookups are common.
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Robust public debate helps us all make more informed decisions, and that's why I brought my case in the first place.
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If Democrats "would have a more open transparent process I think it would be easier for everybody to stay more informed."
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This context will allow them to make a more informed decision about whether or not they&aposd like to message that individual.
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"These fact checks are not Google's and are presented so people can make more informed judgments," Google wrote in a press release.
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This year, you will need to make more of a conscious effort to stay more informed about even seemingly minor things. Why?
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Every Winc delivery comes with flavor notes, vineyard backstories, and food pairing ideas that help you become a more informed wine drinker.
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For a more informed decision, check how much space you use on your current iPhone by going to Settings > General > iPhone Storage.
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Knowing what advocates and organizations focus on, and why, is an important step toward becoming more informed on the issues at hand.
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Specifically, a new mobile platform it has developed called Change Politics should enable voters to make more informed choices on election day.
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Today's update will give you a more informed look at who to share your broadcast with and creating Groups to accommodate that.
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Equipping students with data can help create a more informed consumer, and we urge Congress to pass the bipartisan College Transparency Act.
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We've become more informed, more sophisticated, more discerning, more capable of assessing risks and more insightful in identifying the next major technology.
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Do you think studies like these, or the one discussed above, help us make more informed decisions about how to stay healthy?
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The A8 will, among other things, use HERE technology to learn a driver's route preferences, and then make more informed route suggestions.
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The more informed we are as people and the more we're participating in democracy, the better it's going to work for us.
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Indeed, much of the episode's emotional electricity came from that fact that, until the very end, we were more informed than Tara.
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Everything you do makes you a better, smarter, and more informed person, even if it doesn't directly contribute to your dream career.
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They are able to make more informed decisions because late-stage companies can raise money based on their battle-tested business models.
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Mid-trial questions such as witnesses would be left until the middle of the trial, when senators could make more informed judgments.
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In real newsrooms that care about helping people feel more informed about their world, the Kushner story is a much bigger story.
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You will laugh, you will cry, and you will have a new, more informed perspective on a culture that isn't so familiar
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Since moving to this area five years ago, I have become more informed and involved with local politics through volunteering and attending events.
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We're going to keep working to find new ways to help our community make more informed decisions about what they read and share.
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Chairman Tom Wheeler said the new labels, unveiled Monday, will help consumers make more informed choices about broadband service and easily compare providers.
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We were more informed by Jungian principles of duality in human nature, and we realized human flaws spread out across the political spectrum.
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"We should all be more informed on the cyber threat," says Bob Gourley, co-founder of the consultancy Cognitio and publisher of ThreatBrief.com.
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It makes for more informed voting on the whole, than voting based on name recognition and popularity and charts and things like that.
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Although church leaders remain decades behind on acceptance, Packer said churchgoers have "becoming more informed, more tolerant, and more loving" in recent years.
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"We hope that it will initiate a more informed debate about what represents fair, proportionate pay for workers at all levels," he said.
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Those in the know (that they can change settings) being able to stay more informed is not how election fiddling will be defeated.
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Not only to stay more informed but to focus on why we're there and what happened to get to the bottom of this.
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Does our current method of doing so — study by study, conclusion by conclusion — make us more informed as readers or simply more mistrustful?
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There are many steps like this we have taken and will keep taking to reduce sensationalism and help build a more informed community.
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If we really want to become more informed citizens, there are far better places to start than ravenously consuming inside-the-Beltway gossip.
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Trump's "reckless ignorance is more informed by disturbing Internet conspiracy theories than evidence, wisdom or reason," the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel wrote this weekend.
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I wish I had understood this term sooner, so that I could have made more informed decisions about student loans and other debt.
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Ultimately, Gresham suggests, anything that makes you spend extra time deliberating a purchase is likely to help you make a more informed decision.
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Two African-born photographers in the Guggenheim show, Mr. Fani-Kayode and Muholi (who uses the singular pronoun they), demonstrate more informed approaches.
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Two African-born photographers in the Guggenheim show, Mr. Fani-Kayode and Muholi (who uses the singular pronoun they), demonstrate more informed approaches.
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Defenders of the states' privileged status sometimes like to argue that Iowa and New Hampshire voters are just better: more informed, more engaged.
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The founders insist it's all about putting more data into parents' hands, about helping those parents make more informed decisions, about making everyone safer.
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By making connections between the breakthroughs happening in archeology, say, and astronomy, we can become more informed about the future of our own fields.
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Their goal is to help clients make more informed choices — such as whether to try to keep the home they shared with their spouse.
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Whatever you're looking for, there's a podcast for that, and reviewers say that listening to them makes them feel more informed and less alone.
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Agency officials are likely to be no more informed of any executive actions as most Americans until they hit TV screens and news sites.
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Salesforce is far from alone when it comes to selling you software to help you have better and more informed interactions with your customers.
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I thought setting a limit would help me make smarter, more informed decisions, ensuring that I thoroughly appreciate everything I spend my cash on.
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For example, "accept" and "decline" checkboxes would need to be the same font, color, and size to help users make better, more informed choices.
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The American people are more informed than ever before about data privacy, encryption and what's at stake if either of these are infringed upon.
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In the FDA's 2018 roadmap under outgoing Commissioner Scott Gottlieb, the regulator said that it wants to help consumers make more informed dietary decisions.
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But, if you are looking to stay more informed about the world, the Google News app is certainly a great a place to start.
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The company says it is also sharing more information on how much data a video consumes, so that people can make more informed decisions.
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A degree-based financial aid award letter would empower students and families to make more informed decisions when choosing a school and degree program.
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The more informed I am at any moment on all that is relevant to the task at hand, the more enlightening the day becomes.
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Well never fear, CollegeHumor is here to make you feel more informed and at ease about a biological process that doesn't happen to you!
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Moving forward, we can hope that this controversy will open up some space for more informed debate and less point-scoring in future deliberations.
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Users in the initial experiment, reported feeling 30% less anxious, 33% less overwhelmed, and 22% more informed than they did before they used Sift.
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Going natural Social media has also given consumers a platform to promote the products they love and helped them become more informed, Kanlian said.
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In the spirit of enabling more informed and empowered adventuring, I turned to some experts in the field to dispel five common travel myths.
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But customers have come to expect online data-tracking and now often welcome the more informed recommendations and the convenience this data can bring.
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Out of the loop Top military personnel have effectively been no more informed of the President's intentions than the rest of the American public.
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I've made it a goal to get more educated on candidates, so I vow to myself I'll get more informed before the April election.
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I call customer service, which eventually reviews my case and says Fin should have kept me more informed about the time it was spending.
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Ideally, with a better understanding of what each position entails, you'll be able to make a more informed decision when considering your future career.
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After flirting with more moderate positions, notably on health care, she has essentially adopted a more informed and nuanced version of Mr Sanders's policies.
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If companies like Facebook provide even more upfront information and require explicit, opt-in consent, it will not necessarily create a more informed public.
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He said focusing on the threats might help local, state and federal officials as well as the public make more informed decisions and plans.
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It's an enjoyable read that will teach you savvy shopping techniques so you can spend less on food and become a more informed consumer.
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So that means that the Congress has to be more informed so we can decide whether or not we buy off on all this.
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Keeping people more informed about the consequences of climate change and joining the fight against big corporations to stop polluting the environment is essential.
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We had seen and heard the public conversation become more informed, sober and detailed as more people with service in the wars joined it.
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He has not become more responsible or more sober, more decent or more generous, more considered or more informed, more careful or more kind.
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" If Instagram's users are more informed, she also hopes this "will lead to some consumer pressure from the children and they will start demanding more.
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"Better understanding of lightning activity around the world enables policymakers, government agencies and other stakeholders to make more informed decisions related to weather and climate."
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Just laid out, in black and white, what the logistics of managing any type of debt looked like so I could make more informed decisions.
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Thanks to new technology and the internet, along with advancements in science and medicine, companies have become more informed about their social and environmental impact.
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To remedy this, a project hopes to help Ethiopian herders and farmers access weather information to make more informed decisions and better absorb climate shocks.
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These proprietary insights give financially focused corporate venture capital partners the ability to see the market and technology landscape in a different, more informed, way.
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The Department of Education provides a "College Navigator" tool that increases access to information on student outcomes and allows students to make more informed choices.
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We'd be able to quickly glean insight to foster new product development, deliver relevant information to our customers and ultimately make more informed business decisions.
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His approach to knowledge is not cumulative—to gather new information, have a better understand the world, and make more informed decisions—but rather situational.
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Intra-agency checks, like the Dissent Channel, help recreate some checks and balances within the executive, giving rise to more informed discussion and innovative solutions.
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Those who do go to their research safety representatives often find that the experts are no more informed about the risks than they themselves are.
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Today, we're adding more tools that reflect real-time contributions from the community so you can stay even more informed when you're behind the wheel.
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One of the biggest changes in recent years is the way we analyze data usage to make more informed decisions on behalf of our residents.
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"You want them to change over time if there is better data available that can make a more informed statement — that's progress," Dr. Greenhawt said.
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Until it's eased or removed, she said, it'll be a challenge to have real conversations about money that can lead to more informed financial decisions.
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"As there's a rise in the initiative to have gender parity, women are becoming much more informed about salary to get pay equity, " she explains.
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In fact, studies show the exact opposite: The more informed people are about politics, the more likely they are to be stubborn about political issues.
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A diverse roster of VCs and LPs brings a wide range of perspectives to the table, and this knowledge can help startups make more informed decisions.
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Such transparency allows users to make more informed decisions about which products to use and avoid, but may in the end also lead to more compliance.
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She will also announce the creation of a new central registry of modern slavery transparency statements by large businesses to help consumers make more informed choices.
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Keeping an eye on your score can help you take proactive steps to improve your credit and help you be a more informed borrower, she said.
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Once you have that understanding, you can make a more informed decision about how you want to act, or whether you want to act at all.
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After reading "Cribsheet," parents will come away feeling much more informed and less likely to turn to Google, friends and family only to receive conflicting advice.
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He was, in a way, endorsing the idea that accounts and content on platforms should come with more context and information to enable more informed decisions.
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" — 18-year-old "The availability of information allows modern teens to be more informed and causes them to be more disillusioned than those of past generations.
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"August 27, 2009: "Facebook today announced plans to further improve people's control over their information and enable them to make more informed choices about their privacy.
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That is something competing candidates can and should readily do in order to allow voters to make more informed judgments about those contenders' characters or backgrounds.
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" Now, after months into Trump's presidency, marred by scandal, firings and low approval ratings, Chappelle said the experience has birthed "a more informed and better voter.
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No matter how much more informed she is, however, she still feels that the process is set up to exclude her from the information she needs.
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Rather than making a decision then, the court granted a three week-extension, until July 10, to allow for a more informed decision by the court.
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James Averill, of the Northampton Town Supporters Trust, while recognising that "the collective spirit helped to propel us", had a predictably more informed line of reasoning.
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The best prescribers are becoming ever more informed, and the describers more comfortable with the idea of giving people "right" and "wrong" judgments on standard English.
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A lot of the early stuff I was doing with Nidia was more informed by classic Colombian stuff, afrobeat, and a lot of 70s related genres.
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As I gradually got better, and my father got more informed, he learned to accept the fact that you can't control what life throws at you.
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Guvera said in a statement it was reviewing its legal options and obligations and would offer more information to the market when it was more informed.
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Reauthorization will ensure continued progress toward a health-care system that enables patients to make more informed decisions and achieve the outcomes most meaningful to them.
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A 2012 DHS Inspector General report found that the newer automated systems allowed for enhanced collection of biometric information and more informed targeting and data analysis.
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The American Hospital Association, which filed suit in December, says the rule violates hospitals' First Amendment rights and wouldn't help patients make more informed care decisions.
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You know where your responsibilities reside, and you can make more informed decisions about how you spend your time — which leaves room to get more creative.
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These tools can quickly analyze data to show what could happen at multiple points where an earthquake might originate, allowing for more informed and robust preparation.
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It's the more affluent Oregonians, many of whom are likely more informed about their options in battling a terminal illness, who seek out the lethal drugs.
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Some studies suggest that longer campaigns lead to a more informed voter-base—especially during the primaries when people aren't voting along party lines, but within them.
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As a result, when couples today do have children, they are more informed and more conscious of safety concerns because they've taken the time to educate themselves.
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The more each competitor will know about each other the more informed their decisions and responses will be so the rideshare game should ultimately reach Nash equilibrium.
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Be smart: If it's anything like every other document Mueller has filed thus far, it'll be more informed, more knowledgeable, and more detailed than we can imagine.
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"The updated label makes improvements to this valuable resource so consumers can make more informed food choices," FDA Commissioner Dr. Robert Califf said in a statement today.
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Of course, this won't replace a taking a class, but it will expand your horizons and make you feel much more informed and up-to-date. 2.
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"The more retailers and shoppers alike share their experiences, the more informed buyers and shoppers can be when it comes to choosing who to trust," she added.
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Even if it doesn't sway your vote, it will make you a more informed voter come election day—and isn't that what these debates are all about?
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And, the more informed we are about the choices we have in expressing ourselves, the better we are able to completely and truly be our unique selves.
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We deserve better than politicians whose position on an issue of basic humanity is more informed by a political poll than by their own personal moral compass.
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Mosaic sells technology that collects and analyzes data from the fixed-income trading divisions of banks to help them make more informed decisions and secure more deals.
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When done in a professional manner, team members can share their knowledge and expertise in a way that makes their teammates more productive and leaders more informed.
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At ADGM, we look forward to its in-depth news coverage of the region to enable corporates and investors to make more informed business and investment decisions.
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Sheril Kirshenbaum is the executive director of ScienceDebate and hosts Our Table at Michigan State University, an initiative to help consumers make more informed choices about food.
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We both believe that if this film can at least begin a conversation about death, that's going to take us to a better and more informed place.
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The goal for reviewers who watch the video is to make a more informed decision about whether the channel and content should be allowed to run ads.
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For Mr. Axelrod, the more informed and active students are, the more they understand the words of Van Jones, the news commentator who spoke at the institute.
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Luckily, more informed observers offered more objective answers: The Islamic civilization, once the world's most enlightened, has lately been going through an acute crisis with severe consequences.
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And this election has given us the opportunity to figure out how we can become a more informed public, without the limitations of both censorship and abuse.
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"The citizens are becoming more informed … they ask for public service which is more efficient, transparent and fair," Ramlan said after the event in Putrajaya, the administrative capital.
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Of course, data can certainly help humans make more informed decisions using AI and data, but if that AI technology is biased, the result will be as well.
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It gives some control back to the patient, but at the same time allows both patient and doctor to have a more informed overview of the patient's health.
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"They upload, share and view test results from others and make more informed decisions about where to eat before they even sit down at the table," Yates said.
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So, in the interest of helping others make a more informed decision, here's what my experience taught me about the physical, financial, and emotional aspects of egg-freezing.
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IBM is teaching Watson to understand, reason and even to learn — helping to translate information into knowledge that can help drive more informed decision-making in medical care.
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The CFTC hopes that by pushing a more accurate method for measuring the swaps market it can drive a more informed discussion around post-crisis regulation, officials said.
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I decided that I needed to be more informed about the artists behind the music I love — but beyond that, the people who stand to profit from it.
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Everyone is at a different level of discovering all the nuances of what the truth of UFOs might be, but by becoming more informed they're becoming better people.
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This legwork didn't just make her more informed and help her clearly identify the right solution, it helped her overpower skeptics who were hesitant to make a change.
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But even so, Seed Beauty's Nelson admits that trend forecasting is a moving target that is getting faster as consumers become more informed about the products they're buying.
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That was a gateway through which ordinary Americans and a whole range of constituency groups could interface with the White House to help us make more informed decisions.
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If more people understand the science behind why blackouts happen and who is at risk, Fromme's thinking goes, they can make more informed decisions about their alcohol use.
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Although we have made great strides in developing drugs and at screening cancer, we still need to empower patients to make more informed decisions about their disease treatment.
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And studies found that those who watched "The Daily Show" and other political-entertainment programs were more informed, more critical, and more civically engaged than those who didn't.
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I just didn't think the technology was there yet, but then I became more informed, I realised we were probably pretty close ... to broad, consumer market electric cars.
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Learning those statistics through my time in Montgomery was jarring for me, and since then I've been reading as much as possible about it to become more informed.
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The new rules would "provide investors with a more comprehensive understanding of a registrant's mining properties, which should help them make more informed investment decisions," the agency wrote.
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UberEATS, Uber's standalone app for on-demand food delivery, has added in-app restaurant reviews in order to help people make more informed decisions about what to eat.
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In addition, the new stores will give customers a look at items that are only available online or on its app in order to make more informed purchases.
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We can prevent death by equipping health care providers and their patients with the knowledge to make a more informed decision about the medications they prescribe and take.
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"Young people today are more informed than we even realize, and it's through their own social norms and information they see in television, movies and online," she said.
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But I believe that hearing a broad range of perspectives ultimately makes us a stronger and more informed society, even if we disagree with some of those views.
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Imagine the productive conversations we could have if we applied the kinds of tools that are commonplace in the business world to help Washington make more informed choices.
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Choffnes hopes consumers will feel more informed and better able to decide for themselves if the privacy risk that comes with voice-activated devices is worth the reward.
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In a statement, the F.T.C. said that its decision will "empower consumers to make more informed purchasing decisions" and will also encourage all dealers to fix recalled vehicles.
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"But I believe that hearing a broad range of perspectives ultimately makes us a stronger and more informed society, even if we disagree with some of those views."
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They argue that the caucus system creates more informed (albeit fewer) voters, and that the sequential primary system lets candidates be heard and informs voters in later primaries.
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"The more appreciation you could have for what's actually happening on the ground, the more informed you are when you start talking about the strategic issues," Dunford said.
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In the past, those institutions may have offered students similar scholarship amounts upon acceptance; by apprising students of their eligibility earlier, administrators hope students can make more informed choices.
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Glassdoor is a place where job seekers gather the information they need to find a job that fits their life — it's the place you come to get more informed.
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She found that, the longer the campaign, the more informed voters were about the economic conditions in their countries—and more likely to vote in accordance with that information.
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This diversity brings with it a broader set of viewpoints and ideas and a more informed decision-making capability, leading in our experience to the creation of stronger businesses.
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If you're thinking to yourself, wow I should really follow these people around the internet so I can be both more informed and have more wordplay in my life.
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Whether it's volunteering to work on a campaign, or just learning more about the candidates running at a local level, there are plenty of ways to get more informed.
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It's the only way to make sure that what the news publishers deliver to readers in the future is smarter, more informed and more relevant than in the past.
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At most, it can be regarded as the oil that makes the machine run smoother—for instance, the local teams were more informed about who they could approach best.
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"Receiving genetic information doesn't just make you more informed," says Alia Crum, assistant professor of psychology at Stanford University, and senior author of the new study, in a release.
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But people who earn more, and learn more, are also in the best position to significantly alter their shopping habits to be more informed and less wasteful, Boehm says.
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The Red Bull-owned team said the switch, for an unspecified number of races, "gives us an opportunity to make a more informed decision regarding our 2018 driver choices".
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"The coverage structures can be very complicated, and the more informed consumers can be about the various options, the better decision they'll make when the time comes," she said.
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Rather than simply tracking your individual heart rate, calories burned and so on, they want to use that flood of data to enable us to make more informed decisions.
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"I trust Chance, we've been following him since high school, but I really just want to be more informed about what's happening in Chicago with the election," said Gomez.
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He became much more informed by science than many of his colleagues, and he grew very frustrated with the constant, prevalent belief among them in such things as zombies.
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Le Coucou's cooking is more informed by old-school traditions and focused on animal parts, like the bands of fried tripe, crunchy on the outside and wonderfully creamy within.
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McMillan has helped the legal and compliance division use data to spot fraud better and taught financial advisers how to use the information to make more informed investment decisions.
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Last, we need to do a better job educating consumers about what happens to materials after they are collected for recycling so they can make more informed purchasing decisions.
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Like with so many on our list, Don't Be Evil might leave you feeling a little more nervous about the world we live in, but a lot more informed.
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" He said the museum would analyze usage of the chatbot, which he said could help it make "more informed decisions about how we want to develop projects and exhibitions.
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Schools are ripe for this new generation of intelligent software that uses data, analytics and intelligent algorithms to make teaching more informed and effective and to help students learn better.
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Younger breast cancer patients with local disease who are hormone receptor-positive and at relatively higher risk may still opt for chemo, but it will be a more informed decision.
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"Supporting authentic conversations on our platform and helping build a more informed, civically engaged community are important to us," chief security officer Alex Stamos wrote on Facebook's website on Thursday.
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But that doesn't mean shopping has to be a guilt-ridden pleasure; simply being more informed about where products come from can help kick-start a more thoughtful shopping experience.
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The positive power of the internet and technology to democratize information and connect people is undeniable, as is its potential to enable communities to be more informed and more engaged.
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Reed said it's now clear that if a doctor makes the decision and diagnosis, and uses software to make more informed decisions about treatment, that software would not be regulated.
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"We are in the lucky situation that our technology basis is very much aligned with today's mega-trends where consumers become more and more informed and they want natural solutions".
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It makes sense to require new homes to be energy efficient and solar-ready, but California's climate goals would have been better served in this case by more informed regulation.
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To some extent, the answer depends on what you think the highest priorities for donation are — and whether you think you'll be a more informed donor later in your life.
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We look for books that allow readers to become more informed philanthropists, stimulate discussion, trigger personal reflection, demonstrate how to make a difference, and change readers' perceptions of the world.
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What this all means is that not only are we using technology to make broader, more interconnected, and more informed food choices, but also that the movement is measurably growing.
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They can cast more informed ballots while creating new democratic rituals, joining friends to drop off their ballots or voting with children and family members around their dining room tables.
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"Without making our voices heard, ASU will continue to be ambiguous and fail to provide us with the transparency needed in order to make more informed decisions about our health."
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That not even the oldest contestants mentioned these subjects left me wondering, maybe naïvely: For all their progress in English, will the Chinese truly succeed without a more informed public?
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Our Voter Education Guide will be tracking these answers and the candidates' other positions, votes and statements on the key issues so that voters can make better, more informed decisions.
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"Try to seek out information that goes against your beliefs so you can have a cross check on your optimism and pessimism and make better, more informed decisions," Pompian says.
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"Drones, data and artificial intelligence are leapfrog technologies that allow more informed and agile development response and potentially accelerate economic growth in the region," UNICEF Malawi Representative Rudolf Schwenk said.
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"I hope this becomes a catalyst for more informed conversations" about police encounters with unarmed black men and the mentally ill as well as the use of Tasers on suspects.
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"It's possible that for some students this data will give us information we don't already have and that insight will help us make more informed decisions," he said in an email.
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Rather than just making a few purchase suggestions and sending you on your way, we're going to equip you with some knowledge that'll help you be a more informed PC shopper.
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The idea is to give city planners and experts a view of the flow of traffic on their streets over time so they can make more informed decisions around traffic management.
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Though the questionnaire can't replace a diagnosis from a real doctor, it can help you determine your need for evaluation and help you have a more informed conversation with your doctor.
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Trying to change such intensely learned bias can be frustrating, but perhaps you'll feel better if I demonstrate that the future of Hollywood is much more informed and ready for change.
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In real life, NASA and other space agencies must continue to beef up their asteroid-monitoring abilities, since more lead time and better details will let stakeholders make more informed choices.
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Thomas Jarzombek, the CDU's spokesman for digital policy, says more transparency is needed and called on journalists at traditional media companies to debunk fake news and create a more informed debate.
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This rule not only helps Americans make more informed choices while dining out, it represents a powerful example of government and industry working together for the benefit of everyone we serve.
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If I had been just a little more informed, I wouldn't have a monthly, panic-inducing $230 loan payment on my hands, causing nearly untenable stress and digging into my wallet.
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"This can help employees make more informed decisions faster, with Azure Government enabling them to process data on edge devices or utilize deep learning capabilities to accelerate facial recognition and identification."
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As part of the working group, we're pushing for more transparency so that advertisers know all of the intermediaries and can make more informed decisions about the inventory they are purchasing.
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And then we also listen to our viewers; we solicit questions from them and ask what the things are that people really want to hear about and become more informed about.
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Sanders's best asset in the caucuses is the fact that his supporters are likely to be more informed about when the caucuses are and more passionate about showing up to them.
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Artist Shari Loeffler is involved in the #UnibrowMovement in the hope that young people will see her Instagram and feel more informed about their decisions when it comes to their body hair.
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Plus, interested customers will be able to obtain information about the specific garments used to make the products, with the hopes that shoppers will be able to make more informed purchasing decisions.
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That, say the company's founders, reflects one of the main benefits of an AI-driven healthcare app like Ada, which is to empower patients to make more informed decisions about their health.
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It's great news for people who are concerned about recurring subscriptions being billed to their accounts as well as the experienced iOS user who wants to be more informed about their subscriptions.
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"The results of the PHQ-9 can help you have a more informed conversation with your doctor," according to the National Alliance on Mental Illness, which partnered with Google on the questionnaire.
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The more information you offer, the more informed and empowered a Rational Visitor will feel and, as a result, the more likely to make her purchase with you over a competitor site.
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The goal is to prompt a better global response to forced displacement and more informed policies, ultimately leading to stronger and smarter assistance for both refugees and the communities that host them.
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If we want a better democracy with more informed citizens, then we need to find a better way to provide people with the cognitive tools needed to better detect misinformation and lies.
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AI has been hailed as a technology that can impact a number of areas – from using data to make more informed decisions for customers to having robot assistants that could answer questions.
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The review app, which many turn to for suggestions on restaurants and services, is adding health inspection scores to restaurant pages to help customers make more informed decisions all across the country.
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Uber said the anonymized data, initially from Washington, D.C., Sydney and Manila, can be a resource for urban planners to analyze traffic patterns and make more informed decisions about civic infrastructure. on.wsj.
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I also used them to save all the relevant location data I later used in Google Earth to analyze the terrain, which allowed me to ask more informed questions of the survivors.
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This example highlights the vast disconnect that we have found between science, food, and the public broadly, and also suggests that wealthy Americans are not more informed than their less affluent peers.
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The bride, 27, is a project manager at the University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center in Houston where she develops tools to help patients make more informed decisions about cancer screening.
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" So although Chappelle is clearly not a Trump fan, he's hopeful that Trump has progressive Americans so angry that, in the end, "He's going to make a more informed and better voter.
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If you look at the sensors placed in the wells, in the equipment, there are huge amounts of data now that allow engineers and operations people to make faster, more informed decisions.
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Longer-term, the company hopes that it can help the building industry move towards more innovative project processes and more informed decision-making while making a serious dent in the fight against emissions.
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"This can help employees make more informed decisions faster, with Azure Government enabling them to process data on edge devices or utilize deep learning capabilities to accelerate facial recognition and identification," it states.
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The flip side is that numerous studies have found that patients are becoming more informed than ever, whether it's through symptom searching on Google or accessing an ECG reading through their Apple Watch.
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The reality star and her sisters previously revealed that they like to take their time trying out names after their little ones are born in order to help them make more-informed choices.
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That said, if being more informed about the power that's being supplied in your USB-C cables appeals to you, the Satechi Type-C Power Meter is available from Satechi's website for $29.99.
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Okja sees an heir to an agribusiness empire try hopelessly to cloak the ills of capitalism to tailor its product to younger, more informed generations, while the real heroes are young, eccentric activists.
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"My focus is to bring whatever experience and perspective I can to collaborate with the team, with the intent of helping us make more informed and successful decisions," DePodesta said in a statement.
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But, unlike many people, I am a food writer — I should be more informed about the extra virgin olive oil I so liberally drizzle on everything, and I'm probably doing it right, right?
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"There are plenty of organizations, including the Anti-Defamation League, that can provide information and definitions and perspective on these groups and their activities so they can make more informed decisions," he said.
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A more informed and relevant critique of the MBTI could have addressed the way it is taught and licensed, and the way that doctors, therapists, and human-resources professionals use it with clients.
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But with the last year or so of LCS, several hours of League usually left me feeling no more informed about the game's landscape than watching a single broadcast of Monday Night Football.
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Keller, a former state senator whose incentive disclosure bills were vetoed by both a Democratic and Republican governor, wants taxpayers to immediately enjoy a more informed debate about the state's actual spending priorities.
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Michael Cromartie, who shepherded a generation of journalists toward more informed coverage of religion's evolving junction with politics and public policy, died on Monday at his home in Arlington, Va. He was 67.
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This, then, is an introduction to the basics of long-term care, to help you start your own search more informed — whether you are planning for the care of a parent or yourself.
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"He's ungoverned around that — he won't take advice, he won't look to getting more informed — he will simply do whatever he wants," added O'Brien, currently a senior advisor to Mike Bloomberg's presidential campaign.
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It was the 90's and I was just getting into punk and listening to a lot of cassette tape mixes generously bestowed upon me by my much cooler and more informed friends.
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The documents Motherboard obtained were designed to brief moderators so they could, hopefully, make more informed decisions about what sort of posts violate the social network's terms of use and potentially remove them.
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If we had a better understanding of how mattresses impacted our sleep, people could make more informed decisions about picking the best surface for their individual needs and get a better night's rest.
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Studies have shown that the more informed the consent, the better the information, since patients are more willing to participate in follow-up exams and interviews when they appreciate the purpose of the research.
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We're using all kinds of data, customer focus groups and things to help us be more informed, more front footed on the trends and the things that customers really want to see from Starbucks.
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But the premise of this protest rests on the assumption that a Representative is more informed than a television advertisement; that a Representative makes decisions by speaking with experts, using paid time and expertise.
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Even though it's just a star to some of us, it's not to others — and as society inches toward a more informed and progressive worldview, people have grown hyper-sensitive to things like this.
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That's just football, and it's also the personal experience of a person who thinks a lot about these news feeds and is more informed than the average person about how and why they work.
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Instead of eyeballs, clicks, and even prison time served, algorithms should be optimized to make people better—more efficient in their jobs, more informed in their daily lives, and more connected to their communities.
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Both men agree the political influence of families such as theirs is waning, a trend analysts attribute to rapid urbanization, improved education and the rise of social media, which is making people more informed.
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Although the majority of small outbreaks may once have gone largely unknown by populations farther from the epicenter, people today are more informed than ever and require transparent, factual information to be fast-flowing.
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Be cautious, but use them to your advantage as much as possible: The more you can learn about a company ahead of time, and outside of the interview process, the more informed you'll be.
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Talent Insights is significant in part because it is LinkedIn's first foray into business intelligence, that branch of enterprise analytics aimed at helping execs and other corporate end users make more informed business decisions.
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In my 20s, as I got older and grew into a more informed, intersectional perspective, I'd look out for other marginalized people, especially those who reflected my own experience as a physically disabled person.
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John Deere, a maker of heavy machinery, is building sensors for tractors that can receive data on weather and soil conditions, enabling farmers to make more informed decisions on the use of their land.
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A "survivors' rights act" intended to "empower survivors to make more informed decisions throughout the criminal justice process" and demanding longer preservation of rape kits, among other things, was recently introduced in the Senate.
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Suppressing Breitbart, which is sloppy and racist and often flirts with fake news, is a good thing if you really care about highlighting stories that will make your users more informed about the world.
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Someday, I hope, we'll have deeper stats and can make more informed judgments about class actions – assuming actions like the Senate's dismantling of the CFPB rule don't wipe them out before we get there.
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But at a minimum, the changes we propose would allow for a more informed debate about a subject that urgently needs one, and they would create new, if modest, checks against overreach and abuse.
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"Spot hidden," for example, reveals new clues that wouldn't otherwise be there, "medicine" allows Pierce to make more informed judgments about crime scenes, and the "occult" stat increases his grasp of the Lovecraftian mythos.
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You're going to this tranquil office with a framed Monet print once a week because your thoughts are muddled and their view on your behavior is more informed and rational than your own, right?
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The organizers say the six-week course will give learners tools that teach you not what to read and consume, but rather how to critically consume information and make yourself more informed and engaged.
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"Being clear about U.S. capabilities would be a first step towards a more informed dialogue with the American people about the role they will and will not play in U.S. foreign policy," he writes.
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And by taking counterterrorism out of the headlines and relating it a Muslim's point of view within the field, I hope it will help Muslims engage national security issues from a more informed perspective.
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And so we are driving much more use of analytics, artificial intelligence, personalization, and technology to help us be more informed and more connected to our customers and that is making us a better company.
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It also lets fleet operators offer coaching services to drivers to help them become more informed about safety and lets them access high-resolution videos for their insurance company in the event of a collision.
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"While proponents of a second vote argue that it would be predicated upon more informed opinions compared to that in June 2016, markets may remain wary of reading too much into another vote," said Stretch.
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In 2015, when Facebook's status as the most important media distributor in the world was already clear, I called on Facebook to edit its mission statement to reflect its responsibility to make users more informed.
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There are a few reasons for this shrink: First, as people become more informed about industrial farming, they're a little turned off by the practices (antibiotics, caging, etc.) necessary to produce a 30-lb turkey.
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"EPA's assessment provides the scientific foundation for local decision makers, industry, and communities that are looking to protect public health and drinking water resources and make more informed decisions about hydraulic fracturing activities," he said.
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Penn State certainly did prioritize sports over humanity when they covered for Jerry Sandusky and the more we learn from it, the more we see that Paterno was much more informed than he let on.
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Laura's Web site, which she called the Withdrawal Project, was published online in early 2018 as part of a nonprofit organization, Inner Compass Initiative , devoted to helping people make more informed choices about psychiatric treatment.
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I am not perfect, and I will never be anywhere close, but now I will always be more informed and aware of what I am liking and supporting, not just on Instagram, but in life.
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There are upshots to this: If a fan is able to see all tickets that are on sale for any event at any time, they can make a more informed decision about what to buy.
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The idea is that marketers then make more informed decisions about what content they push out, and thus can spend more time being creative rather than spending time on writing, tweaking and A/B testing.
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When Trump accepted the Republican nomination in July, I noted that he had not become more responsible or more sober, more decent or more generous, more considerate or more informed, more careful or more kind.
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His understanding of the presidency is more informed by the values and folkways of show business (specifically, reality-based entertainment, from "The Apprentice" to professional wrestling) than by any larger sense of duty or dignity.
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Mr. Barone of the Regional Plan Association, which studied the signal systems in 2014, said that Automatic Train Supervision allowed operators to make more informed decisions by giving them more information about trains in tunnels.
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In a recent speech at the National Food Policy Conference, he vowed to move ahead with modernizing the nutrition facts panels on food packages, so consumers can make more informed choices about what they're eating.
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You can really geek out on this stuff, but even just a high-level understanding of a lot of it will help people at least become more educated, make some more-informed decisions about it.
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And while podcasts and pop culture aren't a substitute for actual medical advice, listening to an expert give an interview or hearing people share their birth stories can help some people more informed and less alone.
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There were also hearings about encryption on Capitol Hill this week, though whatever legislation Congress does come up with would be much more informed if the Office of Technology Assessment hadn't been axed 20 years ago.
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It won't be making final decisions on what to do, but instead will help human security analysts and researchers come to more informed decisions, kind of like what it does in the field of cancer treatment.
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"I was pretty ignorant about what's going on in our country, and I wanted to become more informed and I felt like I'm an American and it's kind of my duty to get involved," Lopez says.
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As policymakers, interest groups, homeowners and the mortgage industry consider these issues in the future, we hope the availability of better data can offer clear, realtime information and insights with which to make more informed decisions.
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Instead of using our energy to spread valuable knowledge and experiences that could allow women to make more informed choices about their bodies, we often end up locked in never-ending debates on Twitter about morality.
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The researchers concluded that private meetings helped some investors make more informed trading decisions, most likely because they were better able to process what they were told and not necessarily because they were given material information.
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In consumer you have data, where are they selling, how quickly is it selling, what's the price point, what's the experience of the team, and so on, and you can make a much more informed decision.
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Regulators have long hoped that centralizing medical data online would let doctors get a fuller, more accurate picture of patient health and help people make more informed medical choices, with the promise of better health outcomes.
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The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services also recently increased expanded coverage to include genetic diagnostic laboratory tests for patients with advanced cancer, citing the usefulness of such tests to help oncologists make more informed treatment decisions.
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People tend to reject facts that undermine their ideological premises; more informed voters are often more partisan; Americans don't trust the media, and Republicans (Trump supporters in particular) don't consume much media that isn't explicitly conservative.
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Using a panel of 25 million, non-incentivized users, these brands and retailers can track their own impact, as well as make more informed campaign decisions using insights around foot traffic and visit history of certain demographics.
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"Going through any sort of trauma like that, funny enough, I felt like I was more informed about the aftermath of an incident like the one my character goes through than I ever could've been," O'Brien explained.
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"People told us that Related Articles gave them more context about topics and that having more context helps them make more informed decisions and about what they read and what they decide to share" Lyons tells me.
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And you can also use the app to give immediate feedback to your stylist, either on the whole trunk or piece by piece, so she has a more informed view of your style for the next one.
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Both the XS and XR involve some trade-offs and compromises, and understanding which elements of Apple's priciest devices you like or dislike will help you make a more informed decision on which model is for you.
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It's just a shame that, once again, it seems to be more informed by identity tourism stitched together with pop culture references than a deep connection with a community that could benefit an otherwise potentially commendable project.
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"This tool will empower both men and women to challenge this issue in their profession and help people to make more informed decisions about their career," Minister for Women and Equalities Justine Greening said in a statement.
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How we view the world and the people around us has gotten more informed, and we're now more capable than past generations of telling stories with decency and humanity when it comes to race, gender, or sexuality.
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And at best, viewers don't end up more informed about how they can protect themselves and their families from a pandemic that experts — including those in the Trump administration — say will get worse before it gets better.
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The London-based start-up has developed technology that aggregates and analyzes vast amounts of data from the fixed-income trading division of investment banks to help them make more informed decisions and gain a competitive edge.
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"We hope this additional information will provide you with more insight into the types of content that brands have told us they don't want to advertise against and help you to make more informed content decisions," said Bardin.
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The more people know how the sites work, and how the sites use individuals' data, the more informed we shall all be, which in turn will make choices about the use and privacy of sites easier to make.
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"Once he has the mantle of being president, sitting behind that desk every morning, my hope and expectation is that he will become significantly more informed how they work, how they function, how good they are," Biden said.
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"These labels provide consumers clarity about the broadband service they are purchasing, not only helping them to make more informed choices but also preventing surprises when the first bill arrives," FCC Chairman Tom Wheeler said in a statement.
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Hopefully, with more and more witch-focused perspectives being disseminated into the masses, people who are attracted to the witch aesthetic (but who fail to really understand that it is more than a trend) will become more informed.
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This should in turn allow the company to make more informed decisions about which content and merchandise to produce, increase the efficacy of its marketing and promotion, and sell more Disney-related products and experiences to Disney fans.
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College ideally doesn't just pave the way toward a career but also paves the way toward more informed citizenship, more enlightened thinking, a better understanding of who you are and a better understanding of the world around you.
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In Blue Button 2.0, beneficiaries will be able to authorize that their data be shared with caregivers, or even app innovators who may design technologies that enable these beneficiaries the ability to make more informed health care decisions.
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In the meantime, Brees hopes Football 'N' America, now in its second year and with leagues in 11 cities, can delay that conversation a while longer and perhaps lead him, and other parents, to a more informed decision.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Britain's fund industry trade body on Friday proposed a voluntary product label for sustainable investment funds to help retail investors and their advisers make more informed choices in what is a growth area of the market.
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We found that they differed in lighting setups and retail displays, but were similar in that they both offer the full breadth of each company&aposs product lines and have a heavy focus on more informed product use.
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While the data collection is aimed at helping doctors make more informed decisions on prescribing opioids, it could also lead to blacklisting of some patients and keep them from getting the drugs they need, according to patient advocates.
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Today, a liberal who finds himself troubled by the currents of contemporary political life need look no further than his Facebook newsfeed to find the explanation: Study finds Daily Show viewers more informed than viewers of Fox News.
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The idea is that once Mac'd determines some of the patterns of a specific market via its low-capital ghost kitchen approach, the company can make a more informed decision of where to open a brick-and-mortar location.
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So in some ways, it's almost as if Fat White Family are challenging listeners to pose questions that, in some sort of backwards yet no less philosophical and educational way, enable them to become more informed, more rounded people.
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Warner says he wants consumers to be more informed about the real value of what they give up in the form of, for example, location data, relationship status, data about the apps we use, our age, gender and lifestyle.
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And my hope is stay tuned till May 8th, and we'll be able to make a more informed decision and the best chance of getting to a really good answer is letting everyone do it privately at this point.
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In this range, Gartman believes drillers and producers can sustain profitability, because technology has enabled them to make more informed decisions thanks to seismic imaging, where sound waves are bounced off of rock to reveal the presence of oil.
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The Weather Information Services for Africa (WISER) program, backed by the U.K. Department for International Development (DFID), hopes to help 400,000 households in East Africa access early warning weather and climate information and help them make more informed decisions.
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If you look past the headlines to the slow but persistent technological progress of Congress, you'll see that the organization of Congress is changing in ways that will help it be a more informed, inclusive and effective democratic institution.
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Ms. Iles is one of the most skillful, erudite and ambitious curators in her field, but "Dreamlands" seems confused by her desire to accommodate both a large viewing audience and also to reach a smaller, more informed in crowd.
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Alex Main, 17, of Landstown High School, who describes himself as "more informed on politics and international affairs than the vast majority of Americans," experimented with reading only far-right and far-left sources rather than relatively neutral ones.
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It's much more satisfying to pick up the paper, go online or watch TV and see town halls of people questioning their senators about Medicare for All from a more informed point of view, using facts rather than vitriol.
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"What I do is help women become more informed about how their bodies work," said Erica Chidi Cohen, co-founder and chief executive of LOOM, a reproductive health center in Los Angeles that recently introduced a period coaching program.
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So-called deliberative polling (again inspired by ancient Athens and developed for modern society by James Fishkin at Stanford University) could improve decision-making by leveraging sustained dialogue among polling participants and experts to produce more informed public opinion.
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The draft proposal for the pilot program says it would "enable more informed customer decision-making that helps Customers understand the financial implications of their student loan debt" and provide students "real-time, continuous counseling" through a mobile app.
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You may be more informed by your own experience, and you may have some different, higher degree of understanding about the process of bringing a character to life, which certainly may be the case in the "Star Wars" films.
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Next to each country, the VPN shows the data speed (or perhaps average of server speeds) for each country, so users can make more informed decisions about where they want to go (virtually) and how fast the data experience will be.
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Available to Business Plus, Sales Navigator and some Talent Solutions subscribers (that's all of LinkedIn's premium tiers, except for its Job Seeker level), the new insights are meant to help users "make smarter, more informed business decisions," the company says.
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"In general, quick-service chains continue to figure out ways to make their food more palatable to their customers, who arguably care more about — and are more informed about — what they're putting into their bodies than ever before," Kalinowski wrote.
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While A/B testing startups generally tackle small content changes like different headlines, Airship is letting customers ship entirely different features to swaths of users so that companies are more informed about how their audiences will react to redesigns or updates.
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"These disclosure prototypes, if adopted, would be intended to help people make more informed choices as to whether they wish to be subject to debit card and ATM overdraft fees," the CFPB's director Richard Cordray said on a call with reporters.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - A prominent Chinese film reviewer slammed the use of the term "effeminate" to describe China's often heavily made-up boy bands and challenged his online followers to take a more informed view of what being a man entails.
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"To the extent that second opinions help patients and their loved ones become more informed and feel more comfortable with their decisions, then second opinions can be important - even if they don't end up changing patterns of treatment," Radhakrishnan said.
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"Democrats are performing significantly better on straight-ticket voting, and I don't think Republicans can point to any study or hard evidence that [an end to] straight-ticket voting results in a more informed voter for down-ballot races," he said.
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Allowing Hart to host would send a message to others who have made disparaging and bigoted remarks in the past that it's possible for them to become more informed and tolerant -- and that Americans will embrace them for doing so.
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You know that every year there are advances in the speed, distance, and ability of the athletes, and as we try and keep up, it means you have to be even more informed about which events are the ones to watch.
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If we are serious about succeeding in manufacturing and taking advantage of digitization and automation, we will need to ensure that new transformative innovations are anchored in America and that we do more informed cost-benefit assessments when thinking about employment.
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One of the most successful is Hourglass, which defined its mission as being a "trusted source for information, innovative ideas and insights that will help stakeholders, elected officials and voters make more informed and enlightened decisions" to advance the community.
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Once students have gathered information about schools they are interested in, how much they cost and how much graduates earn, they can make a more informed decision about how much debt they can take on and reasonably pay back after graduation.
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Instead of creating more informed citizens, partisan media compounded tribalism through an echo chamber -- a loose network of blogs, talk radio and partisan cable news that mainstreamed conspiracy theories and increasingly gave talking points to party leaders rather than vice versa.
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Enfranchising the last 75 million American citizens is the right thing to do, and there's some evidence suggesting it'll lead to a more engaged, more informed electorate that can at last do right by some of its most vulnerable constituents.
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Work on this manuscript is far from complete, says Ovenden, but now that scholars know its time of origin, they stand a better chance of reconstructing the original structure of the texts and making a more informed assessment of the different textual layers.
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Whether you use Twitter for work or just want to be more informed on the latest news, sports, entertainment, political viewpoints, and information in today's world, this advanced TweetDeck experience will be designed to help you get even more out of Twitter.
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The bottom line: "Transparency can help the public and policy makers make more informed decisions about what to do about high drug prices - who to target, what policies to put in place, etc," said Walid Gellad, a professor at the University of Pittsburgh.
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I think it does make me a more informed merchant and restaurant person now because I can call bullshit on a lot of things and help people understand what they're buying, like why mussels suck in July and so good in May.
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In these divisive times, it is important to remember that reading The Economist does not amount to incessant indoctrination—on the contrary, one is making oneself more informed about the world through a different lens, an experience that is both enjoyable and educational.
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So I'm still wrestling with this; we've got some debates that are coming up, and I think I'm going to see them standing side by side answering questions and we'll see whether or not all of us become more informed about their qualifications.
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"And then, maybe, in two or three years, we can have a much more informed discussion about the social safety net, the income floor people deserve and the best way to do it because we'll have more data and research," Tubbs told Reuters.
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We have numbers on almost everything, and while that no doubt makes for smarter―or at least more informed―onlookers, it runs the risk of giving us a false sense of precision, a feeling that we know what's most likely at all times.
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So we've done those things, but I'd say, again, the real solution is going to come from a politics that is more conscientious, more informed, and more evidence- and data-based and more willing to understand that we are all in this together.
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Like a lot of redditors who've had a doctor throw up his hands at their gynecological problems, she's become an amateur expert on How to Deal (Vargas, it's worth noting, is going to school for nursing, so she's more informed than most).
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At a guess, few going into an Armani emporium are likely to note in his output the echoes of a formative and terrible past (although the more informed among them may pause a moment to ponder the eagle that is Mr. Armani's insignia).
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I thought Martin Gaynor at Carnegie Mellon University had the best take on it in a recent interview he gave to Marketplace: Adams: So what can consumers do with this information to help them make more informed choices about their health care costs?
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In a 2006 paper, political scientists Christopher Achen and Larry Bartels found that more-informed Republican voters were more likely to say, falsely, that Bill Clinton had increased the budget deficit than less-informed voters were; they had received more partisan cues.
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Based on Monday's court filing, Mueller apparently hopes to quickly issue a "report" on Manafort's activities to the court, one that — if it's anything like other documents Mueller has filed thus far — will be more informed, more knowledgeable and more detailed than we can imagine.
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A visit to Planned Parenthood Before Kourtney's trip to Cannes, the three sisters decided to visit a Planned Parenthood location in Los Angeles to become more informed about a hot-button political issue: "pro-life" lawmakers' efforts to close Planned Parenthood clinics across the country.
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Based on Monday's court filing, Mueller apparently hopes to quickly issue a "report" on Manafort's activities to the court, one that — if it's anything like other documents Mueller has filed thus far — will be more informed, more knowledgeable, and more detailed than we can imagine.
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"There are real effects when you find out what people are doing sexually that can translate into safer sex, sex education, (and) informing doctors and nurses (about) what people are doing so they can talk with them in more informed and compassionate ways," Herbenick said.
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It's quite a distance from an automated sockpuppet unmasker, but this data (no doubt shared in kind with Disqus in addition to being published) should help moderators and admins make more informed decisions when trying to make sense of the chaos that is online discourse.
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"My hope is that within the next two years we'll be able to host and run events that not only get people more informed about immigration in general, but also a little more empathetic to the issue that these are real people," Tuero said.
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Krishnamoorthi said choosing a college can often be an emotional decision but he hopes, with the new legislation, that families will be able to make more informed decisions about the right path forward, whether that's choosing a college or opting for a technical training program.
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It is very easy to say, 'The guy has been accused,' 'Get rid of him,' 'Terminate him,' but when you are sitting at the top of an organization and you are responsible for a lot of people, you better make more informed decisions than that.
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Firester says in his project that farmers are currently forced to preemptively douse fields in fungicide, but suggests his mathematical model could be used in a decision support system where farmers share infection data, enabling them to make more informed decisions to protect their crops.
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"Now, this gives a smoother transition to flow back and forth — up until a certain point — and it also gives that candidate more time to mature in his thought and understanding" and make a more informed career decision after several months of training, Lopez said.
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I'm more ambivalent about the system of graduate student loans: Grad school usually pays off (and any PhD program worth going to is funded), and 22-year-olds can make more informed decisions than 17-year-olds when it comes to taking on that debt.
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"Nothing has changed since The Atlantic published a carbon copy of this same story in April, likely with the same anonymous sources who were no more informed on the senator's thinking than they seem to be now," Hatch spokesman Dave Hansen said at the time.
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"I think the definitions and rules can stay the same as far as the labels go, but perhaps people who adopt these diets for ecological reasons should be more informed about what impact certain foods have on the environment and how that can actually be positive."
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Secretary of State John KerryJohn Forbes KerryTrump's winning weapon: Time The Memo: O'Rourke looks to hit reset button #FreeAustinTice trending on anniversary of kidnapping in Syria MORE informed Congress last week that the administration plans increase refugee admission in 2017 from the 85033,000 admitted this year.
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As we begin the 116th Congress, nothing could send a stronger signal that we're putting partisanship aside than passing a bill to help millions of families make more informed decisions about investing their hard-earned dollars in the futures they want for themselves and their children.
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In fact, according to Dr. Scott H. Irwin, Chair of Agricultural Marketing at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign who "helps farmers in Illinois, and throughout the world make more informed production, marketing, and financial decisions," small refinery exemptions have not even reduced physical ethanol use.
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Creating similar resources within a government organization like the Department of Homeland Security could go a long way to helping the general public separate truth from reality and become more informed of the real threat America faces from the insidious and manipulative practices of information warfare.
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"Nothing has changed since The Atlantic published a carbon copy of this same story in April, likely with the same anonymous sources who were no more informed on the senator's thinking than they seem to be now," Hatch spokesman Dave Hansen said in response to The Atlantic.
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Speaking with Recode's Teddy Schleifer at the 2019 Code Conference, Shah said that to do the most good, private philanthropies like Rockefeller should be working hand-in-hand with politicians who are "conscientious, more informed, and more evidence- and data-based" than today's trendy right-wing populists.
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" Carrie Goldberg, a New York City attorney who argues cases of harassment and sexual assault, said that although the #MeToo movement made a part of the country "a hair more informed" about how often women are harassed in the workplace, she said "most people still haven't gotten the memo.
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That's more future work, so I can't say a lot about it now, but we want to help for example, construction workers understand the noise footprint and self-regulate so they don't get fined and citizens understand noise in the city and make more informed decisions about their life.
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Collecting credit information and credit proxies (like cell phone billing receipts and records) into a single report it calls the "Nova Credit Passport", Nova Credit passes the report onto the lender so that they can make a more informed determination on whether to accept or reject a credit application.
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As they try to prepare for coming threats, mid-size and small cities - and poorer ones in particular - risk getting lost in a maze of databases, unlike larger ones staffed with specialists are able to take more informed decisions on things like fending off worsening floods and hurricanes.
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That's partly because of the way Pinterest is built: it's centered around products already (most of the content is from businesses) and designed to help you make a more informed decision on some life event, whether that's what to wear tomorrow or what to do when planning a party.
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It works with large consumer-focused brands such as PepsiCo, Vodafone, Samsung, Disney and Panasonic, to enable them to combine the data they already hold on customers with public data, through various online data, to help give them a further marketing advantage and make more informed business decisions.
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" Yrigoyen had previously apologized for his social media activity with a statement, writing, "I am not perfect, and I will never be anywhere close, but now I will always be more informed and aware of what I am liking and supporting, not just on Instagram, but in life.
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Secondly — and quite interestingly — when EU legislation in the form of PSD2 forces banks to open up their data, Moneyfarm plans to use the Ernest technology to make sense of a customer's transactional data to offer them more informed advice to help them financially plan for the future.
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Under their watch, the FDA should empower consumers with the knowledge they need to make better, timely and more informed decisions about buying medications internationally rather than scare or punish them with outdated laws that stand to erode their health,the health of their families, and their bank accounts.
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The startup is looking to enhance the platform's symbiotic patient-doctor benefits further in early-2019, when it plans to launch in-app capabilities that allow users to share their AI-driven health conversations directly with physicians, hopefully reducing time spent on information gathering and enabling more-informed treatment.
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Democrats tried unsuccessfully on Monday to push forward a motion for the F.B.I. and the Justice Department to brief the entire House in a private session on that material before the release of the Republican memo so that they could make a more informed judgment about its contents.
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Nearly half of the those surveyed (45 percent) said that the primary motivating factor for employees' departure was salary, and over one third (37 percent) believed that employees would be significantly more likely to stay on for longer if they were more informed about salary during the interview process.
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Being able to see the commenter's history on the channel can help creators or moderators make more informed decisions about whether future comments from the same users should be hidden, or if the user is trustworthy enough to earn a spot on the "approved users" list, for example.
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Given all of the above, it seems that a more informed way to think about whether or not Europe will be caught in Silicon Valley's downturn is to understand that the Valley has been on fire since 2008, and Europe has only really got going in the last three years.
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As part of the extensive discussion within the industry of how to adapt to the Airbnb juggernaut, whether it Marriott's move to introduce apps, personalized services, and conciergerie robots or being more experiential and catering to more informed and sophisticated customers, expansion and experimentation seem to be a good idea.
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"Our goal is simple: to instill a little transparency in what remains a very opaque market and ensure that consumers are able to make more informed choices about how and when to share their personal information," said Warner, vice chairman of the Senate Select Committee on Intelligence, in a statement.
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"While it's not possible for us to cover every video scenario, we hope this additional information will provide you with more insight into the types of content that brands have told us they don't want to advertise against and help you to make more informed content decisions," YouTube's Bardin wrote.
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"This study will help us to monitor the risk posed by bird flu in a more informed way, and increasing our knowledge of which changes in bird flu viruses could be potentially dangerous will be very useful in surveillance," said Fiona Culley, an expert in respiratory immunology at Imperial College London.
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To see the natural wonder that still abounds; to encounter the places that are on the verge of catastrophic change because of a warming planet; to meet the people who deal with its effects every day and forge real, profound, cross-cultural connections makes for a more informed, empathetic world.
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Like much of what the accounting standards board tries to do, the new rule is intended to provide investors and creditors with better information and more clarity around a company's financial statements, with the lofty goal of helping them make more informed decisions when providing capital to a company or business.
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"Having an idea of the prices and types of homes that you'll encounter will help you make more informed decisions, or help you redirect your search to new areas or new types of buildings if that becomes necessary to stay within your budget," said Grant Long, senior economist for StreetEasy.
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Nahum Barnea, a leading Israeli columnist, wrote in the newspaper Yedioth Ahronoth on Thursday that if Mr. Trump were "slightly more informed," he might have realized that it was not an issue of one state or two states: "The two sides, in practice, have chosen a third option: not to agree."
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He argued that "we're a much more informed country today than we were yesterday about the health of our candidates," and that the Trump appearance on his show was "very logical," since he could add context instead of just putting the results in a newspaper for people to see themselves.
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The town hall may not have shifted voters' opinion of who they will support, but one thing is certain: the preparation candidates had to do before taking the stage had clearly helped them to become more informed about climate change and more equipped to face one of the greatest challenges of our time.
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"If people are more informed about Ireland in recent years, they will be well aware that the sway and the power of the Church have been damaged beyond repair and certainly they are not in a position to influence how people might vote," Diarmuid Ferriter, a well-known Irish historian, told VICE News.
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There is an information component that is not being addressed, and doing so gets harder when companies like Facebook are erasing and suppressing the data that can help us become more informed and help us develop a new kind of human-led deterrence that will prevent these campaigns from being as effective in the future.
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"The chairman's pilot transparency initiative to pull back the curtain on draft items before the commission and other process reforms will go a long way toward ensuring that items are in the public interest before they are adopted and that the American people are more informed about the commission's activities," said a commission spokesperson.
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But as much as I encourage people to be as open as they want to be regarding their mental health—after all, the more it's discussed, the more informed people will be and the more we can chip away at this disabling stigma—it is possible to have too much of a good thing.
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It is part of a 12-state, $3.5 million initiative funded by USA Funds to develop new and more effective models for measuring college value to help students and their families, policymakers and postsecondary institutions make more-informed decisions about the training and skills that will provide the greatest value to students and their communities.
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Cheong added that not only will volunteering your time in this way help you gain insight into what makes a startup successful and the steps it takes to get there, but you'll also be more informed about any red flags that may exist, and you can build relationships that could be beneficial in the future.5.
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The motivation for the law, which went into effect this week and applies to chains with 20 or more locations, was pretty simple: More Americans are eating meals away from home, so they should have access to nutrition information about the foods they're buying in order to make more informed choices about their diet and health.
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Let's remember that there have been two immutable truths thus far in the Mueller probe: First, every move has surprised us, both in timing and content; and second, every court filing has been more informed, detailed, and insightful than anyone imagined, and shown us that what we knew publicly was only the tip of the iceberg.
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Secretary of State Mike PompeoMichael (Mike) Richard PompeoCotton warns China: Crackdown on Hong Kong would be 'grave miscalculation' Pompeo expresses concern over North Korea missile tests Pompeo acknowledges 'places where ISIS is more powerful today' MORE informed Mattis on Sunday morning that he would have just over one more week on the job, according to a senior administration official.
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The decision to run the Eddie, and the costs that entails—just setting up the parking barriers along the highway costs Quiksilver $30,000—hangs on some fickle guesswork, but Moncata and his team are far more informed than they were in the 1980s and 90s when they relied solely on ship reports called in from heaving seas.
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Being able to see a history of someone's comments would allow a video creator or moderator to make a more informed decision about whether future comments from the same user should be hidden or, conversely, if the user is trustworthy enough to earn a spot on the "approved users" list so their comments get published automatically.
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I think a big part of it is, I hope this next generation of workers, and I believe they are much more informed ... Like Tracy was maybe 26 or 28 when she ... I think she was 26 when she created a database of ... a GitHub repository for where are people in terms of their engineering teams in demographics.
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Nevertheless, I am confident that the improved cooperation and understanding that now exists between the EDPS and the Parliament will help the Parliament to learn from its mistakes and make more informed decisions on data protection in the future, ensuring that the interests of all those living in the EU are adequately protected when their personal data is processed.
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So your average American wine consumer, if they want to make more informed choices at the store, has to learn about grape varietals and has to understand the wine-producing regions in France, Italy, and Spain, all three of which have so many different regions and appellations that mere mortals could not possibly keep track of them.
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McMillan views his role as chief analytics and data officer for the Wall Street giant&aposs $17 billion wealth-management division as a decision-support function — or the team that enables the group&aposs 25,000 employees to harness the power of data analytics and visualization to do their jobs better and make more informed choices for clients.
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Using the resulting Bunch report, which details the candidate's "behavioral tendencies" as well their potential fit with the company, the premise is that hiring managers can make more informed decisions but also use any conflicts as a jumping off point during a subsequent interview to really drill down into how well they integrate or what cultural value they could in fact add.
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"We're excited to help the NFL change the game with Surface devices being used by players and coaches on the sidelines to make more informed decisions, referees using Surface for instant replay to enhance the speed of the game, and teams using Microsoft products in their business and football operations," says Yusuf Mehdi, Microsoft's corporate vice president, in a statement to SportsPro.
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Through my stories, I want to make it possible for a woman in the West Village to better understand the experiences of a woman in Nigeria; for a woman in Brazil to better understand the realities of a woman in the Middle East; for a woman in Denmark to be able to speak to the other's concerns in a more informed, enlightened way.
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"The groups could be trying to gain access to the targeted networks in order to gather information that will allow Russia to make more informed political decisions, or it could be gearing up to leak data that would be damaging for a particular political party or candidate ahead of the European elections," Benjamin Read, senior manager of cyberespionage analysis at FireEye, said in a statement Thursday.
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" Morgan Fox, media relations director for the trade organization National Cannabis Industry Association, told CNN that the study should not be "construed as justification to limit patient access to cannabis in any way," although it adds to the existing knowledge base and "will hopefully help researchers, physicians and patients make more informed decisions about whether and how to integrate medical cannabis into their treatment regimens.
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There is a clear and consistent trend in which the support of research and management programs on the links between indoor environmental quality and human health yields results that allow consumers to make more informed decisions, encourages manufacturers to make their products safer, and when necessary, advises federal, state, and local governments to enact policies that protect public health through improving the indoor environment.
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"The groups could be trying to gain access to the targeted networks in order to gather information that will allow Russia to make more informed political decisions, or it could be gearing up to leak data that would be damaging for a particular political party or candidate ahead of the European elections," Benjamin Read, senior manager of cyber espionage analysis at FireEye, said in a statement.
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It offered four avenues for strengthening bank governance over sales practices: -Develop governance frameworks that specifically address the management of sales practices risk; -Facilitate more effective oversight of bank controls with respect to sales practices and market conduct obligations; -Establish clear mandates, roles, and responsibilities for oversight of sales practices; and -Set clear expectations for reporting on sales practices risk to provide a more informed and holistic perspective.
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It appears that no one with access to President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE informed him that the death of net neutrality would reward the parent company of Saturday Night Live, Comcast.
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No doubt you already have plenty of distractions without adding regular benchmark routines into the mix, but get into the habit of running them and you can make a much more informed decision about when you stump up for a new laptop, spot potential hardware issues before they get serious, make better choices about software and component upgrades, get proof that you're running a sweeter system than someone else, and more besides.
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In a little-noticed speech at the end of November, Deputy Attorney General Rod RosensteinRod RosensteinWhy the presumption of innocence doesn't apply to Trump McCabe sues FBI, DOJ, blames Trump for his firing Rosenstein: Trump should focus on preventing people from 'becoming violent white supremacists' MORE informed an understandably grateful audience of corporate executives that so long as they voluntarily disclose their misdeeds under the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act, they will not face criminal prosecution.
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If you put these two together — an intensely hostile and dishonest conservative movement combing every word and act for anything that can be distorted, plus a mainstream press endlessly credulous toward each new faux scandal — and then add, in 2015, an intensely hostile and only moderately more informed Bernie Sanders coalition feeding in their own faux scandals from the left, you have, to put it mildly, a inclement information environment for Clinton.
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We are working to build a more informed community and reduce the spread of false news in a number of different ways, namely by: • Disrupting economic incentives for people, Pages, and domains that propagate misinformation• Using various signals, including feedback from our community, to inform a machine learning model that predicts which stories may be false • Reducing the distribution of content rated as false by independent third-party fact-checkers • Empowering people to decide for themselves what to read, trust, and share by informing them with more context and promoting news literacy • Collaborating with academics and other organizations to help solve this challenging issue.19.
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