And the latest crackdown could make them more innovative still.
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More innovative phone chargers that slip seamlessly into your life.
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Come on Google, you can be more innovative than that!
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Use technology to reach people in more innovative ways (Disney+).
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"We can only hope for more innovative ideas for Europe."
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KLM continues to explore more innovative ways to use Messenger.
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"We need more innovative citizens like Abdulahi in Nigeria", he added.
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But now, we're more innovative, interesting and sexier, like Young Thug.
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"Thanks to competition we become stronger and more innovative," Liu said.
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Still others come up with more innovative tools — namely, their breasts.
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Meditation practices have become more innovative as their popularity has grown.
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Wealthier Egyptians prefer more innovative, expensive shows like Cirque du Soleil.
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A more innovative China also doesn't mean a less competitive America.
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Expect to see more innovative combinations and unexpected flavors like cactus water.
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I thought the work generated there was more innovative and less mainstream.
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Workwear hasn't become bolder, more innovative, more comfortable, or more multi-functional.
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There will be more innovative developments to come from Messenger this year.
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According to Fast Company, small groups tend to be far more innovative.
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To help address our environmental challenges, Congress must also be more innovative.
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And to get stuff done at work — often in more innovative ways!
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Brands were forced to invest or lose diners to more innovative companies.
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The solution, he believes, is to be ever more innovative and methodical.
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It could buy more innovative high-priced drugs, and make procurement quicker.
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Still, problems like income inequality will need more innovative fixes, he said.
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But the movies that come to True/False are usually more innovative.
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The store's mannequin displays were much more innovative and visually appealing than JCPenney's.
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Hyperloop One is still working on "a better, more innovative structure," he said.
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The American labor movement may end up being more innovative than anyone expects.
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He will not compromise safety, but he wants to make America more innovative.
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Because you are deeply connected to yourself, you are open and more innovative.
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Will scrapping the rules make the internet fairer, more dynamic and more innovative?
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Private companies promised safer, more innovative prisons at a fraction of the cost.
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He will not compromise safety but he wants to make America more innovative.
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So how do we get more innovative energy success stories and fewer failures?
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We've set up a new production company to develop some more innovative projects.
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The company's target market has become increasingly saturated with cheaper and more innovative products.
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I'd like to see Apple get more innovative in transforming the way we pay.
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Sorry, but he was a lot more innovative than a lot of underground people.
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Amazon should adopt more innovative ways of delivery collection and recycling — like returnable dunnage.
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That will free up talent to enable more innovative and scalable companies to grow.
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The shopping screen is smaller on mobile and you have to be more innovative.
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Big privately held holding companies dominate many sectors, squeezing out smaller, more innovative firms.
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This, in the longer term, should lead to better design and more innovative products.
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We're looking for much more innovative ways to forecast and predict complex environmental phenomena.
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"I'm rather disappointed that we haven't seen more innovative ideas coming forward," Nitschke added.
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The government must restructure procurement policies to attract more innovative blood into the game.
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He says that in reality, Slack is more innovative and forward-looking than Teams.
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Young doctors are ready to make health care both more innovative and patient-centric.
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Kobza said he thought the future lay in presenting culture in more innovative ways.
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So, we have to be more innovative to offer something new to the market.
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Moreover, as companies compete, they are forced to become more innovative or else lose ground.
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There are few, if any, more innovative, more daring, and more iconic health care executives.
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The SCiO food scanner is one of the more innovative smart devices of CES 2016.
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In many ways, the iPhone X packs more innovative components than your average new iPhone.
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On the more innovative side, there are proposals to expand VA services for female veterans.
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" A Strauss spokesman said: "More competition is good for everyone and makes you more innovative.
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So Alibaba created a different, in many respects more innovative, product using blockchain-based technology.
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For more innovative chefs and Chinatown secrets, check out the MUNCHIES Guide to British Food.
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But there are a number of other routes toward monetization that are far more innovative.
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So is our country more innovative than it used to be, or is it less?
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And that could lead to a boon in even more innovative sex tech over time.
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Not every USB hub can charge your laptop, which makes this feature all the more innovative.
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And, as we've seen in some recent, more innovative phone designs, it also looks darn cool.
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We are creating a bank that will be more profitable, leaner, more innovative and more resilient.
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Here, we also have to become more innovative and more efficient whilst simultaneously strengthening our controls.
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And I don't really worry about them, it just makes me more innovative as a fisherman.
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One of the more innovative software elements, the feature harkens back to the old PDA days.
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If you have short hair some of the more innovative curlers might not work for you.
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This is how the more innovative retailers now try to differentiate themselves in a crowded market.
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This would give higher chances to more innovative studies to pass the screening of peer review.
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With bendable, pliable options coming on the scene, screen time is becoming more innovative than ever.
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So I need a more innovative way to show my appreciation while incorporating friends and family.
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The government hopes diversifying traditional boards will lead to more innovative decision-making amongst board members.
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If you have a more innovative answer than Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton, tell me instantly.
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If you have short hair, some of the more innovative curlers might not work for you.
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You've probably read that diverse teams are more innovative, make better products, and make more money.
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As it turns out, Russia's rocket engines were far more innovative than those the Americans used.
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The region's future looks gloomy unless its agricultural and education sectors become more innovative and productive.
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"More innovative ideas, more disruptive products, more transformative products, and a better future for us all."
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Finding more innovative and cost-effective ways to deliver prescription drug benefits is a growing phenomenon.
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When we put out the record it was a little more innovative and shoegaze-y stuff.
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As victims of gun violence call for justice, it's time to look for more innovative solutions.
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Our leaders need to shift their priorities from status quo to more innovative and best practices.
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People are creating more innovative ways to entertain themselves with water bottles other than flipping them.
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How Microsoft is trying to become more innovative Across the board, the company is trying to find ways to become more innovative, especially around its work in AI. Microsoft is unusually open about this process, too, and actually made it a focus at this week's Ignite conference.
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The big picture: The effort comes amid an industry-wide push to be more innovative around advertising.
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His aim is to make China more innovative by adding a dimension to the current educational system.
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That drama came as the company was already struggling to compete against more innovative competitors like Domino's.
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Like most things in today's age, the very buildings we create are becoming smarter and more innovative.
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A tech firm may be more innovative and more willing to take risks than a big incumbent.
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Meanwhile, customers wonder why they aren't seeing new features, and often move on to more innovative competitors.
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If you support more innovative solutions for solving congestion, tell Foxx to change the proposed rule today.
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The chemicals firm said it had made progress in revitalizing the brand and developing more innovative products.
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Want to see more innovative, independent games being played alongside the big-budget shooters and sports sims?
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A report in the Harvard Business Review found that diverse companies are more innovative, objective, and careful.
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They shave simpler airspaces, smaller and more innovative governments, and can actually implement modern regulator practices faster.
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Now we shouldn't delude ourselves into thinking Americans are inherently more innovative than people in other countries.
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The government is also pushing to develop more innovative, less costly pharmaceuticals to combat life-threatening diseases.
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According to the results, companies with more women came up with more innovative ideas over two years.
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"I think what we're doing is significantly bigger and significantly more innovative," Robertson says of the competition.
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As time has passed, the government has tried out different, more innovative strategies to find the art.
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A new study finds that small teams of researchers do more innovative work than large teams do.
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The goal: to make it easy for employees to meditate, which he believes will bring more innovative ideas.
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During a call with reporters, she said states have been asking for the ability to be more innovative.
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But always our two nations continually inspire one another to become better: more creative, more prosperous, more innovative.
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The Amazon CEO likes a rebellious streak in employees — and believes it leads to a more innovative company.
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The more innovative adtech players are utilizing increasingly diverse sets of data to deliver new forms of advertising.
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Those two might not be starry enough for the Oscars, but they're more innovative than, like, Jimmy Kimmel.
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If Western companies are to survive against such competition, they have to become even bigger and more innovative.
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And why would they accredit new schools that might offer students a better deal or more innovative instruction?
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The more money a company is making from its recently released products, the more innovative it likely is.
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That has prompted the central bank to become more innovative in developing new policy tools to encourage growth.
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On the streets of Milan, more is always more; more color, more pattern, more innovative cuts and styling.
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If you thought roller coaster design couldn't get more innovative, 2018 has a little something to show you.
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In both countries, the figures signal a clear tilt in favor of more expensive, and more innovative, brands.
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And the combination is going to be on that that's just that competitive and more innovative going forward.
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Can the new T-Mobile offer even better service, with even more innovative features, at even better prices?
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However, our senior lifestyle editor Cait Munro astutely said she wished the brand had released more innovative flavors.
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It is our firm belief that our nation will be stronger, more competitive and more innovative for it.
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AND SO, I THINK, ONE OF THE THINGS WE'VE TOLD CLIENTS IS THAT AS HEALTH CARE COMPANIES FOUND MORE AND MORE INNOVATIVE WAYS IN WHICH TO GET PAID OVER THE PAST TEN YEARS, WE THINK GOING FORWARD, THE PAYER IS GOING TO FIND MORE AND MORE INNOVATIVE WAYS NOT TO PAY.
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And as more and more companies crowd into a few cities, those cities could get more and more innovative.
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"We are trying to be more innovative with how we are positioning our music within gaming," Johnson tells me.
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"The Social Democrats have to become more innovative than just offering their slogan of fairness, fairness, fairness", he said.
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You might be one of the more innovative signs in the zodiac, but you're not crazy about change, Aquarius.
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If they can follow this up with more innovative, interesting, catch-your-attention ideas, it could be a start.
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Things got more interesting in Europe's Middle Ages, a period more innovative than it is often given credit for.
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Employing behavioral economic research, we can also be more innovative in our approach to convincing consumers to eat healthier.
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Mat: I think in many ways things have actually become more innovative and exciting in this day and age.
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WILFRED FROST: WOULD YOU NOT HAVE EXPECTED THEM TO LOSE MARKET SHARE TO NEW, MORE INNOVATIVE SMALLER COMPANIES ANYWAY?
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China was largely a manufacturing engine, but lately it has been doing more innovative things in mobile and messaging.
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It is also good for us because it continues to be more innovative and keep the needle moving forward.
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The Touch Bar is actually one of the more innovative features to come out of Cupertino in recent memory.
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In that way, Pac was much more innovative than his peers because his impact wasn't predicated on skill alone.
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The two companies that emerged, she said, are leaner, more innovative and healthy competitors in the modern technology industry.
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Audiences are moving to more innovative, modern platforms created by tech companies in California like Google, Facebook and Snap.
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People have been discovering more innovative ways and alternatives to connect with each other while still maintaining social distancing.
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A more open and attentive listener acquires more innovative and nuanced moves, and increases the lexicon of expressive gestures.
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"As traditional anchors go dark ... they will need to be a lot more innovative," he said of mall operators.
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I think that's unacceptable that the government doesn't allow much more, doesn't do much more innovative stuff around everything.
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There's nothing wrong with a country wanting to upgrade its own manufacturing sector, go higher tech, be more innovative.
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General Electric has been pushing hard to remake itself as a more innovative company; while Bosch is making similar efforts.
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By the time he was caught in 2015, El Chapo had learned to use them in many more "innovative" ways.
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Startups also provide healthy competition to big, dominant players by offering new, often more innovative and affordable products and services.
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As a result, talent from the East Coast is moving west in search of better opportunities at more innovative companies.
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Higher levels of service and ad-free services could drive AR/VR subscription revenues, although more innovative models may arise.
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This involves finding new verticals and topics to write about, as well as more innovative ways to cover traditional topics.
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"We are creating a bank that will be more profitable, leaner, more innovative and more resilient," he wrote to staff.
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But Wakatabe's views are considered even more innovative than Iwata's, who was an architect of quantitative easing, the sources say.
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Broadly speaking, one approach is to ensure that existing regulations—whether vital or outdated—don't preclude more innovative, transparent solutions.
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"With continued advancement of cosmetics science and technology, new products with more innovative and functional properties will keep coming out."
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It can make America healthier, wealthier, more innovative, more energy secure, more respected — and weaken petro-dictators across the globe.
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Now the pair touted their deepening partnership as set to bring more "innovative and convenient" financial services to consumers worldwide.
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The men and women who have worn our nation's uniform deserve something more innovative than hoary old interest-group politics.
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The United States needs more innovative, growth-oriented small businesses to help solve some of our most pressing national challenges.
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So far, empirical evidence suggests that countries with a larger variety of immigrants are richer, more productive and more innovative.
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The challenges of phone-based public-opinion polling could spur researchers to adopt newer, more innovative methods, including online polls.
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Years of research has shown that more diverse workplaces are more innovative and thus perform better than those that aren't.
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Costar Williams took the more innovative route with an off-the-shoulder bodice and high-waisted trouser set from Gabriela Hearst.
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Even if they come and go with another one, now we'll just be benefiting the consumers because we become more innovative.
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It matters because it informs the issues that are spotlighted and emphasized, and it leads to more innovative and enduring solutions.
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Some also consider Nokia more innovative: it inherited Bell Labs, a respected laboratory where the transistor was invented, from Alcatel Lucent.
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"We're recreating, trying to make them more innovative and sort of crazier," Luder said of the current beauty trends involving glitter.
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"There's nothing wrong with a country wanting to upgrade its own manufacturing sector, go higher tech, be more innovative," Tsai said.
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This means that Australia, if it is to compete with Qatar's brownfield, low-cost expansion, will have to become more innovative.
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While you might not need to visit in person if you produce well known commodities, things change for more innovative products.
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Woodworking is now more of a hobby for Matt, but that doesn't stop him from coming up with more innovative ideas.
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Mr. Acosta's larger goal, aides said, is to supplant some for-profit companies that run the centers with more innovative operators.
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Before its market debut, Snap had been lauded as being hipper and more innovative than Facebook and other social media companies.
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The best path to a Chinese system which respects and protects intellectual property is for China itself to become more innovative.
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He has a doctorate in organizational psychology and advises companies on how to become more innovative and successful by embracing failure.
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If the mission works, it could lead to more innovative approaches, like one a Japanese entrepreneur recently discussed with The Times.
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They succeed because they are inherently more efficient, more innovative, and less risky than each side striking out on their own.
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More products in this space means voice assistants will get smarter, designs will become more innovative, more parties will enter the fray.
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It's innovations like these that make home security more accessible for the everyday person, as well as more innovative than prior solutions.
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If there is a company that at its scale is more innovative today than Johnson & Johnson, I don't know what it is.
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The 27-year-old Israeli designer Danit Peleg is also part of this group, and arguably with an even more innovative attitude.
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As happened in the past, Washington expects a more innovative aerospace sector would inevitably lead to more advanced passenger jets and warplanes.
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"An increased focus on our heritage ammunition business will manifest itself in more innovative and breakthrough new products," Vista said on Tuesday.
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Instead, in regard to the Navy in particular, try to develop more innovative and efficient ways of maintaining forward naval presence overseas.
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Rap in Cervantes is among the more innovative celebrations being held this year to mark the 400th anniversary of the author's death.
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Kirsten Gillibrand on Wednesday touted the hand she and hers had taken in writing one of its more innovative and detailed elements.
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If Lloyd's was a pure marketplace, member syndicates could be more innovative, accommodating short-term losses for future gains, industry sources said.
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Maybe it involves dots for the right amount of product or a buffing technique — the more innovative, the more unique, the better.
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Peer networking is effective: outside the classroom, students who connected course learning with social issues and career plans were also more innovative.
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Home fitness has taken off in the past two years as new startups offer more innovative and convenient ways to work out.
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If the mission works, it could lead to more innovative approaches, like one a Japanese entrepreneur, above, recently discussed with The Times.
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"We've realised if we want to be more innovative and deliver better service to our customers, we need better culture," he said.
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And still others focus on a dramatic slowing in the creation of new businesses, which are often more innovative than established firms.
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Microsoft is making the right bet by going with ARM because it needs to find something that can be more innovative than Intel.
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Their arguments hinged on the idea that offering more innovative services over the internet is a way to better compete with cable companies.
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But at the same time, it's creatively very rewarding, because we get to try new things, you get to do more innovative storytelling.
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But the years of isolation also forced domestic talent to be more innovative, and Adle says there is no shortage of app developers.
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We need more innovative people with high IQ and EQ and LQ, the Q of love, people not only a high IQ person.
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At the event, the organizers awarded product innovation awards to some of the more innovative items that address the most vexing travel issues.
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Motorola's owner Lenovo has said that the company hopes to launch a "more innovative, more attractive" smartphone aimed at US consumers in July.
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Vitamin C has been around forever, of course, but lately, more and more innovative formulas with the brightening superstar ingredient are popping up.
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An Alibaba co-founder alleged on Wednesday that many Americans want to stop China from upgrading its technology and from becoming more innovative.
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Congress will be able to harness the dividends of diversity with more innovative policy solutions to grapple with its complex and growing responsibilities.
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Goods aren't "Made In" a given country anymore; they're made across different countries, resulting in products that are more innovative and more affordable.
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But Edson said he sees big opportunities for governments to partner with digital health companies to offer more innovative approaches to treat patients.
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"It could help unlock more innovative potential from the many many people in the economy that are middle aged and beyond," Jones said.
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Alibaba – Alibaba co-founder Joe Tsai claimed that many Americans want to stop China from upgrading its technology and from becoming more innovative.
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A key reason for Apple's outperformance this year was investor anticipation of a big upgrade cycle from this year's more innovative iPhone models.
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Now, the more innovative route is being embraced fully by a cemetery in L.A. called Hillside Memorial, where tons of celebs are buried.
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She's particularly looking to work with more innovative tech and finance clients, those making the greatest impact on individuals, society, and the environment.
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That sort of retrofitting capability is key for a young company, Harley says, because a more innovative competitor can easily take one's place.
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We had to be more innovative in how the restaurants created new dishes with our product to cater to the Hong Kong audience.
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Even without Mr. Lampert's financial engineering, analysts acknowledge that Sears would still probably struggle to compete against more innovative retailers with greater resources.
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There's nothing more innovative in this program than Haydn, Mozart and Beethoven, but sometimes there's nothing more satisfying than Haydn, Mozart and Beethoven.
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Cars are a regulatory environment, all that's going to be a lot faster and more innovative because it's already within a regulatory framework.
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But others, particularly on mobile, are more innovative – like Quick Reply which turns email replies into chats – or Office Lens, which enhances attached photos.
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Protecting internet infrastructure over the long term will require a more innovative approach that confronts the reality of climate change and its myriad implications.
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The current issues keeping VR porn from reaching more innovative, varied, and inclusive heights are reflective of the regular porn industry it grew from.
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As they are expecting a weaker PC market moving forward, Krzanich noted the companies capabilities to play a major part in more innovative technologies.
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There are reasons to help manufacturing; it tends to be more productive, and by some measures more innovative, than the rest of the economy.
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One of Schumpeter's great insights, from his later years, was that big firms can be more innovative than startups if given the right incentives.
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Speaking of talent: Producers and directors from legacy media networks are moving to tech companies in search of better opportunities at more innovative places.
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He said often times golf gets boring, so he is trying "to create something new" and "more innovative" to add excitement to the game.
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Practical memories will need to increase this barrier by use of several atoms coupled together, or by exploring more innovative use of individual atoms.
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As the climate shifts and arable land shrinks under population pressure, experts say there is a need for more innovative ways to produce food.
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If anything, the kinds of attacks happening around the world today require even more innovative thinking about how to target terrorists, not stale demagoguery.
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Though the computer industry is constantly evolving to be bigger, better, and more innovative, there's something really nice about going back to the basics.
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Cramer added that shares of competitor Clorox, while more innovative, sells at 24 times earnings, and Procter & Gamble's stock trades at 22 times earnings.
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At the time, many pointed to Ant Financial as being in charge of some of the more innovative ideas that Alibaba had recently developed.
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She believes the concept of space as a service, which WeWork has painted its business as, is more innovative than Uber's ride-hailing offering.
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"On all of our markets...what counts is to be more innovative and competitive and that is not directly related to size," he added.
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"We have made tremendous progress – and we share the goal of creating a more innovative and inexpensive market for these consumer devices," they said.
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The question for Starwood's loyal customers is whether the smaller, more innovative brand will lose its charm and become subsumed by the Marriott behemoth.
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Good things happen when a company doesn't make you choose between quality and affordability: It just gets bigger, better, and more innovative every year.
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His more innovative side is visible, for example, in a semicircular bookcase harboring a round table that can swing out on a mechanical arm.
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Now, using a raft of data-driven experimentation, Georgia State has been reimagined as one of the South's more innovative engines of social mobility.
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It also wants to boost its own drug industry and see a shift from generic drugs and towards more innovative medicines and medical equipment.
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Critics blame the conglomerates for a number of social ills, including corruption, inequality and the crowding out of smaller and potentially more innovative businesses.
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Buy it here >>Sinek starts with a fundamental question: Why are some people and organizations more innovative, more influential, and more profitable than others?
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Research suggests that people from different backgrounds may bring different perspectives to the same problem, which makes the group more creative and more innovative.
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Mars enters Aquarius at 12:55 AM, creating a competitive energy and encouraging us to be more innovative in how we get things done.
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"Of course Formula One is the top class of motor racing, but Formula E is more innovative and sustainable," the magazine quoted Langer as saying.
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Launching in beta for iOS, the Eastnine app is initially focusing on running, blending professional coaching sessions delivered via audio with more innovative social features.
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Whitworth said Peel Ports expected more consolidation next year, which would enable lines to become more innovative on trade routes including via the Panama Canal.
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The industrial internet has the potential to create better, stronger, more innovative companies across all industries — which would undeniably improve the world as a whole.
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The firm and rivals such as compatriot LG Display Co Ltd have long been developing flexible screens as they compete to make more innovative devices.
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Such options may not provide the bedrock of power or thousands of jobs that EDF promises at Hinkley Point, and may require more innovative policymaking.
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But until that happens, I'll keep my fingers crossed that Call of Duty: WWII proves more innovative in the fine details than in its setting.
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But he acknowledged that trade restrictions and increased environmental awareness in China had increased rosewood prices and would force furniture companies to become more innovative.
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The consumer goods giant has for years struggled with market share as sales have slowed and it faces competition from more innovative or upstart brands.
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It simply makes too much economic sense for the shale industry to eventually bounce back with even more innovative technologies to keep the oil flowing.
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Just as blockchain benefits business ecosystems, it also holds great potential for the public sector to reduce costs and deliver better and more innovative services.
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Nevertheless, Senate Democrats eyeing higher office and seeking street cred in the debate are devising more innovative and aggressive strategies to take on Big Pharma.
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"We are creating a bank that will be more profitable, leaner, more innovative and more resilient," Sewing wrote in a note to staff on Sunday.
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We are trying to be more profitable and more innovative, to grow faster, and this of course includes portfolio measures such as acquisitions or divestments.
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By relieving the financial obstacles to running a food cart or truck, Mr. Basinski said, vendors would have the flexibility to offer more innovative products.
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These are the hallmarks of a horizontal, open society, one that is often inefficient but ultimately more innovative and resilient than closed, top-down systems.
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Local officials should see the 5G rollout not as a mere revenue generator but as a national campaign for a more innovative and dynamic economy.
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With hand sanitizer and other disinfectants running low around the world, people are looking for more innovative ways to help protect themselves against the coronavirus.
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This seems to be because more diverse teams do better and also because the companies willing to promote women are more innovative in other ways.
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"I truly believe you will not find another company that has pioneered more innovative benefits for full- and part-time employees," she said in an email.
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"We are creating a bank that will be more profitable, leaner, more innovative and more resilient," Sewing wrote in a note sent to staff on Sunday.
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The explosive growth in IP cases has been fuelled by the growing litigiousness of domestic companies, which have more to protect as they become more innovative.
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The Note 8 appears to be safer and the dual cameras and the new productivity features are a little more innovative, but they're still modest improvements.
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Would all this content be more innovative if it wasn't weighed down by the hefty legacy of lightsabers, blasters, the Force and loud explosions in space?
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We will need to ensure we are even more innovative in the way we recruit, and that we look and feel like the Londoners we serve.
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More innovative competitors like Shire, CSL Behring, Roche, Bayer, and Novo Nordisk are coming to the fore and putting Bioverativ's massive potential future sales at risk.
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"European law courts are becoming a trans-national laboratory combining religious precepts, legal mechanisms, private interests and public policies in ever-more innovative ways," he says.
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JOE TSAI, ALIBABA CO-COUNDER: THERE'S NOTHING WRONG WITH A COUNTRY WANTING TO UPGRADE ITS OWN MANUFACTURING SECTOR – GO MORE – GO HIGHER TECH, BE MORE INNOVATIVE.
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We critically need to increase the pace of new medicines (without sacrificing quality), and we can do this through more innovative approaches to biomedical science training.
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Hedge funds have struggled as of late, with weak returns and mass redemptions from investors leading to fee cuts and a push for more innovative strategies.
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While Cartwheel's main purpose is savings, the app is one of the more innovative products in the mobile commerce space today, thanks to Target's technology focus.
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While some educators clearly need a new lesson plan for disciplining young students, at least one school has decided to seek out a more innovative solution.
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She is under pressure to demonstrate that Britain, once liberated from Europe, can harvest bounty via trade with faster-growing, more innovative parts of the globe.
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Depending on how short your hair is, you can't use some of the more innovative tools, like the self-rotating Beachwaver or Chi Spin N Curl.
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More innovative, technological entrepreneurs than fashion designers, they spent four years trying to create a shoe that would be comfortable and stylish, but also environmentally friendly.
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One company offering a more innovative office space is WeWork, an American company found in 2010 which owns shared office spaces in cities around the work.
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Such entities often find it easier and cheaper to raise capital because of a perceived state guarantee, while private and more innovative firms struggle to get financing.
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Right now, Gabriel creates primarily on Android, in part because he said Apple's closed development platform is falling behind the more innovative projects being done at Google.
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This isn't the first time we've seen a magnetic chess board, but it's probably one of the more innovative takes on the game: a globe-shaped board.
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The government itself sees benefit in having well-educated youngsters who are self-starting and creative—the kind of people needed to build a more innovative economy.
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" He said the company plans to "keep the customers weve fought hard to win and win new customers with great quality, lower prices, and more innovative offerings.
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" He said the company planned to "keep the customers we've fought hard to win and win new customers with great quality, lower prices, and more innovative offerings.
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And given the scope of the current refugee crisis, it's clear that more innovative solutions — solutions that can help the other 99 percent of refugees — are needed.
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Eric Weiner, author of the new book "The Geography of Genius," talks with Kara Swisher about how where we live can make us smarter and more innovative.
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But they can be "as innovative or more innovative than western companies", while multinationals are "on the verge of becoming or have become bureaucracies", Mr Lannes added.
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American exploration quickly dropped, but the price squeeze made companies more innovative in the use of drilling technologies, robotics and sensors to maximize output and reduce costs.
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The more innovative places in the world are the places where there is no banking system, or a very limited banking system, because there's nothing to cling onto.
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The British Bankers' Association said protecting staff's physical and mental wellbeing was "a top priority" for its members, who are devising more innovative ways to prevent problems occurring.
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In particular, data privacy rules, as well as anti-money laundering and know-your-customer rules were seen as the biggest regulatory barriers to developing more innovative services.
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But Panera Bread is doing something more innovative than even bacon-flavored envelope glue: it has made a commitment to making its bacon taste just like bacon. How?
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A South Philadelphia neighborhood is trying something a little more innovative than that—using neon-lit murals to brighten the sidewalk and turn the area into a destination.
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Giving the Commerce Department oversight would allow the private industry to do bigger and more innovative things in space, while ensuring that they aren't stepping out of line.
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OceanOneThis aquatic android is one of the more innovative robots we've seen in a while, capable of swimming to depths that are traditionally off limits to human divers.
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The operator said in a filing that the deal will help it help it rethink its corporate structure and encourage more innovative thinking within its struggling business units.
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" But she said that DocuSign should be wary of competitive "more nimble vendors that can provide more innovative, faster, and more user-friendly solutions at a cheaper price.
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But it also forced surviving firms to become more innovative: R&D spending, patent creation and the use of information technology all increased, as did total factor productivity.
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With public health care budgets under pressure due to slower economic growth and ageing populations, European governments have been more reluctant to pay extra for more innovative products.
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The startup will be joining Store No 8, Walmart's in-house incubation arm established in 2017 to help the company develop and roll out more innovative shopping experiences.
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It seems indisputable that energy efficiency standards are a tremendous success; lawmakers would be hard-pressed to find a more innovative, cost-effective, bipartisan example of good governance.
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Not only does this impact these firms and the government, but it also impacts the large prime contractors that are looking to partner with smaller, more innovative companies.
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Space warriors would be able to be more innovative when their sole focus is on space, and not supporting a larger force that is entirely unrelated to space.
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A short walk north, find more innovative cork products at Pelcor, a boutique stocked with cork-lined golf bags and umbrellas made from naturally water-resistant cork skin.
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But the college has been reimagined — amid a moral awakening and a raft of data-driven experimentation — as one of the South's more innovative engines of social mobility.
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You can debate how talent is discovered and developed all you want, but the bottom line is that a more diverse work force results in more innovative products.
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The Press 2 Paste toothpaste dispenser seemed like a slightly more innovative way to brush my teeth in the morning, so I decided to give it a try.
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"A completely new engine takes almost or more than a year to come, but since this is something more innovative ... this will be done much faster," Wagh said.
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BUT AGAIN, THE GOAL OF THE NEW PACKAGE WOULD BE TO MAKE THOSE INDIVIDUAL TAX CUTS PERMANENT, TO ENCOURAGE HOUSEHOLD SAVINGS AND TO HELP BUSINESSES BECOME MORE INNOVATIVE.
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That's a big claim, too, considering the Philadelphian's onion-like discography—one you can peel back slowly but surely, discovering more and more innovative sounds with each listen.
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As co-founder of Carbon Black, Ben called upon over 600 enterprise customers and in his current role, is actively exploring more innovative ways to get the product out.
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"I believe that the return to public markets as a larger, more innovative and more effective company is a logical step in our evolution," Chief Executive Nadeem Syed said.
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Opening markets, increasing IPR protection, and promoting fair and reciprocal opportunities in trade are in China's own interest as it works to build a stronger and more innovative economy.
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That means merchants could choose to offer Venmo, Apple Pay, Android Pay, Coinbase and other, more innovative checkout options to customers that arrive in the future if they choose.
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We seek to be a lynchpin in this "new" St. Louis, pushing art to its limits to propose a more innovative, equitable city amidst the urgencies of our moment.
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If she really wanted to transgress genre boundaries, casting actors of color in traditionally white roles could have been a more innovative and inclusive way to go about it.
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Following the Supreme Court's recent decision to not hear a challenge to Connecticut's ban on assault weapons, states should be emboldened to try more innovative approaches on gun control.
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The Portal+ — the model that's been hanging on my office desk for a few days now — is the more innovative of the two products from an industrial design perspective.
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As the global fitness craze expands and active baby boomers begin their years of retirement travel, more hotels will likely find more innovative ways to work in a workout.
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With the major restructurings of the past five years failing to revive profitability, the European banks are now being forced to think of more innovative ways to cut costs.
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No one mounts a serious argument that the Jacksons were more innovative, but the prevailing sentiment is that their catalog should be held in similar esteem to the Isleys'.
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Across the board, the company is trying to find ways to become more innovative, especially around its work in AI, and it's putting processes in place to do so.
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Here's what it means: The reproductive health startup space is swelling as more innovative companies spring up to reduce barriers to access, like spotty insurance coverage, for fertility services.
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Heading into the new year, companies and restaurants will still try to tantalize customers with over-the-top menu items and healthful fare, but in a more innovative fashion.
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Companies in a range of sectors are facing threats from nimbler and more innovative start-ups and one way to fight back is to invest in technology start-ups.
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Indeed, she points out, research has long found that companies with more women in leadership are more profitable — and also that their employees are more innovative, diligent and creative.
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To this way of thinking, the very process of radically changing the way we think about sexual violence might permit developers to pursue more innovative solutions to the crisis.
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One summarized the steps that China needed to take in the years ahead to become stronger — increasing consumer spending, strengthening its scientific sector, becoming more innovative and so on.
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So when DeVos arrived, her first action was to pause these regulations to give states the opportunity to be more innovative and flexible with federal dollars than ever before.
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Both the test and the schooling that prepares students for it are unfair and ill-suited to the needs of a country that wants its workers to be more innovative.
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To pep up the global economy, faster progress on structural reforms "should bolster potential growth in the medium term and make our economies more innovative, flexible and resilient", it said.
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Well, living together in large groups presented all sorts of challenges that had to be solved, and in solving them, we had to become more sophisticated, more intelligent, more innovative.
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So Mr Sikka had planned to invest in order to develop more innovative services for clients and to use automation to become more productive, offering workers training in machine learning.
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This, in turn, led to the market infusion of more diverse designs and more innovative software, and enabled smaller, less-funded players to enter the market with a greater effect.
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The report presents a roadmap for creating better businesses and more innovative solutions, said McCartney, a long-time vegetarian who does not use leather, PVC or fur in her clothing.
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High-potential grads want to work at tech companies like Google and Facebook because they are more innovative in nature, give employees a deeper sense of purpose and offer flexibility.
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The authors cover some major territory here, culling the best of Rome from peripheral neighborhoods and downloading kitchen wisdom from both the city's more innovative restaurants and generations-old institutions.
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He also said the project was made 30 years ago and it is now obsolete as freight transportation is now being replaced by more innovative industrial processes, including 3D printing.
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For more than a decade, a series of legislative actions, regulatory decisions, and Supreme Court rulings have crippled patent rights in the U.S., especially for smaller and more innovative companies.
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Newer, better, more innovative platforms might never get off the ground due to liability concerns or the need to focus resources on content moderation rather than on the user experience.
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But by the third day, the human experts had come up with more innovative exploits than Mayhem, said David Brumley, a professor at Carnegie Mellon and chief executive of ForAllSecure.
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"It needs a serious regulation of corporate abuse in both the financial and the corporate sector and it requires serious redistributionary measures – both fiscal and more innovative measures," he said.
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They realized that even though companies were providing more innovative benefits to attract employees, they still fell back on bouquets or fruit baskets when workers went through a hard time.
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If bad guys are gonna start being more innovative, then we're gonna have to adjust so we're a couple steps ahead of them every time and be prepared for it.
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As I think about policies that help anticipate AI and the changes it will bring, it is my view that the country needs to become more entrepreneurial and more innovative.
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In Beijing, the buzz was about how "Created in China" is replacing "Made in China," with some claiming that Shenzhen is now more innovative than Silicon Valley in key industries.
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They belong to a tolerant, multicultural society that has led the world toward a more innovative and more inclusive future through new technologies and a unique embrace of diverse cultures.
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But in recent times, it has faced an onslaught of competition from Chinese players such as Huawei and Xiaomi, who have brought out more innovative devices at lower price points.
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That might well mean phishing, and that's an area where Zhao has pledged to work on "more innovative ways" to combat threats, alongside improved KYC and better user and threat analysis.
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They've been launching much longer than SpaceX has, but SpaceX gets a lot more attention because they are much more innovative and they're constantly trying new things, like landing their rockets.
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A study by the Center of Automotive Management, a German think tank, concluded that Volkswagen, Audi and Daimler each deployed more innovative technology to their vehicles than any other global competitor.
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Having its own "skin in the game" is a culture shift for the ICRC, explains the organisation's Yves Daccord, who thinks it high time it was more innovative in financing projects.
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Of most relevance here, with the Time Warner assets, and without the interference of bargaining friction, AT&T will be able to deliver content to its customers in more innovative ways.
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That's not meant to be a plug on the band as much as it's meant to be an easy way to see some of the more innovative ways we have discussions.
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Over the past few years, the company has transformed the Surface line from boutique proof of concept to one of the more innovative and forward-looking PC brands on the market.
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Finding ways to reward agencies that set tougher performance targets, get greater results and use more innovative outcome measures is going to be an important task for Congress in the future.
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Health care is an area where federalism not only has the potential to lead to more innovative solutions, but to forge consensus between conservatives -- and maybe even across the partisan divide.
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The National Development and Reform Commission, a powerful planning agency, argues that China needs to become more innovative and efficient in making the kinds of things its consumers want to buy.
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The niche retailer struggled to stay relevant as electronics became more mainstream — sending shoppers to more innovative competitors such as Amazon and Apple — and as consumer preferences shifted toward mobile devices.
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"Our fleet size has come down, and we've been trying to compensate for the smaller number of ships by becoming more innovative in the way that we use them," Hendrix said.
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What globalisation does do is expose where domestic companies have become inefficient or complacent; they lose market share to cheaper or more innovative rivals (remember America's car companies in the 1970s).
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Sheer necessity forced American business to get more innovative during the Second World War to churn out the armaments that America needed; those lessons were then carried over into peacetime production.
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Trademarks were originally limited to words and logos, but the range of protected formats has evolved and expanded in recent years, as brands have become more innovative in their marketing strategies.
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While both unions are known for their expertise and spending in political campaigns, the Service Employees organization is widely seen as more innovative and willing to take risks in organizing workers.
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And individuals are creating more innovative approaches to managing family-work balance, such as a reduction in working schedules, family support and a push for more shared responsibilities within the home.
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When an agency decides that they're looking for a more innovative way to be more efficient and to be more impactful and to drive costs down, that's where we come in.
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As a country, our focus should be on helping U.S. companies become more innovative, more creative in their product development and positioned at the vanguard of technology in their perspective industries.
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This theory sheds light as well on developments in environmental and social welfare policy, where it is increasingly common to find a complacent America lagging behind its smaller, more innovative peers.
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Investors are looking for evidence that Snap can be more innovative than its competitors, and that its new products can attract and retain Snapchat's young users, who advertisers want to court.
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" While recognizing that older workers were important to high-tech employers such as IBM, it concluded that "successor generations … are generally much more innovative and receptive to technology than baby boomers.
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"Beach House 2" was vital and entertainingly sleazy, far more innovative than the pretty but haphazard retro collection helmed by Mr. Remi, the producer who gave Amy Winehouse her throwback swing.
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Recently, the administration asked "Madison Valleyood" (Madison Avenue, Silicon Valley and Hollywood) to come up with more innovative solutions, particularly from sources more palatable to impressionable youth than the U.S. government.
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What we are trying to do is establish every year a Congress that looks at our tax code and asks, how can we be more competitive as a country, more innovative, better.
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Artists built and were working in smaller furnaces where they could be more collaborative with each other, more innovative in the moment, and experiment with shapes and functions of the glass itself.
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In particular, as a way of getting more computer-science teachers into high schools across the country, it would be a far more "innovative approach to training" than anything tried so far.
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Facebook, they're using his WordPress platform because inside of Facebook, they have a few technologists there that can put up a website, but actually it's faster to use a more innovative [tool].
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The question of whether Airbnb's platform will be effective at doing this — and whether the solution will be more innovative than kitschy — is one we can't answer until we have more information.
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Indeed, these deals will get better and more innovative once the FCC adopts Chairman Pai's plan to stop regulating internet service providers (ISPs) as if they were common carrier rotary telephone companies.
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One of the more innovative ideas launched by GE recently is the design of prefabricated drug factories for making complex biotech medicines, an idea it is pioneering in both China and Ireland.
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We work to honor this by intentionally building our systems of care around those intersections on a case by case basis -- building a more innovative and healthy future for South Los Angeles.
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If you feel like you've hit a wall in your job and are all out of creative ideas, there are things you can do to become more innovative, according to Jeff Chapin.
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One of the more innovative products is the ToneWoodAmp, a $250 device that can turn any acoustic guitar into an amplified instrument capable of using various effects ranging from reverb to overdrive.
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As part of a push by CEO Jean-Pierre Clamadieu to focus on more innovative products, Solvay last year bought Cytec Industries, a maker of carbon-fiber reinforced materials, for $5.5 billion.
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Washington's threats could also help Chinese leaders build a legal system to protect intellectual property, a necessary step if China is to become a more innovative economy that develops its own technologies.
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Rather, there is reason to believe that this phenomenon is better explained by diversity research, which tells us that diverse groups perform better and have more innovative and creative solutions to problems.
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True, regulated, data portability would force the big tech platforms—Facebook and Google especially—to stop treating us like they own us, and to offer even more innovative and user-friendly services.
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"He added: "In this regard, how we can make it more efficient, more innovative, how we can capitalize it, and how we can have a new experience of it to our customers.
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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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Be smart: The TV industry knows it needs to make ads more innovative so it doesn't continue to lose viewers to ad-free services, but the short-term business calculus isn't always attractive.
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It could've waited several more years to develop a 5G chip of its own as competitors like Google and Samsung push out their 5G devices and market themselves as more innovative than Apple.
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"We've been thinking about how to make shopping more innovative, effective and cheaper for people to start a cafe or retail in general," Wheelys cofounder and CEO Maria De La Croix told me.
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The paradox of teaching entrepreneurship is that such a formula (for innovation) cannot exist; because every innovation is new and unique, no authority can prescribe in concrete terms how to be more innovative.
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We are arguably in a golden age of children's animation, with stories like Avatar: The Last Airbender and Adventure Time that are more innovative and don't talk down to kids about difficult subjects.
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Like many oil-rich nations in the Persian Gulf region, Kuwait has its sights set on creating more innovative private sector firms as part of sweeping diversification plans to transform the country's economy.
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But Canada's misguided approach to pharmaceutical patent assessments continues to hold back stronger trade, investment and research ties with the United States — as well as Canada's potential to become a more innovative economy.
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"We're hoping that the increased demand will actually push the market to become more innovative, and we'll see new technologies, we'll see new ways to integrate renewable energy as a result," Palmer said.
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Perkins will help schools create more innovative education programs that reimagine secondary and postsecondary education- focusing curriculum on both the academic rigor and economic relevance graduates need to be successful in the workplace.
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Several industry observers also say the brand may need a creative reboot because competition from more smaller, more innovative and exclusive leather brands is fierce and demand for luxury goods generally more subdued.
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The more innovative strategies like this that we can develop, the sooner we can raise our national infrastructure grades to levels that meets the nation's expectations and that Americans can be proud of.
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We do that through Medicaid and a little bit through Medicare and other programs, but I fundamentally believe that we get better and more innovative treatments when we allow marketplace incentives to work.
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Moreover, studies such as one published earlier this year in the journal "Financial Management" have found that companies that promote diverse workforces develop more innovative product pipelines that lead to stronger financial performance.
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"An increased focus on our heritage ammunition business will manifest itself in more innovative and breakthrough new products introduced over the next few years," Vista Outdoor CEO Chris Metz said in a release.
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Our approach will be to constantly evolve and extend our offering, with monthly updates to our app and a dedication to providing a better value, greater transparency and a much more innovative banking experience.
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And I would love to see Japanese companies become more innovative—not just because it will make them more competitive, but because the whole world benefits from great ideas and technologies, whoever invents them.
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In November, China launched a pilot scheme to loosen approvals for new drugs and allow smaller research bodies to apply directly for approvals, part of a drive to create more innovative domestic drug firms.
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"To restrict zero-rating is necessary to avoid that specific services are privileged at the expense of more innovative newcomers," Monique Goyens, Director General of The European Consumer Organisation (BEUC), said in a statement.
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Speaking to the BBC Radio on Tuesday, Accentia's Head of AI and Emerging Technology, Leticia Kyoto, said that AI would improve customer satisfaction and allow industries to concentrate on more "innovative and creative" tasks.
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There are apps making use of the unique qualities of VR though, one that investors and creators always seem to mention as one of the more innovative VR experiences out there is called Mindshow.
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"The Presidential Innovation Fellows program has furnished our nation's boldest engineers and technologists with a unique opportunity to work with government agencies on providing more innovative and engaging services to the public," said Booker.
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As our own galaxy grows more virtual, ever more "innovative," we have dreams of actual buttons and lights, of technology that's simple and functional and fixable, cutting-edge and near-obsolete, everywhere and nowhere.
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Both sides can lower costs for businesses and provide a greater variety of goods and services, bringing more innovative products at lower prices to the U.S. and EU consumers while preserving high-standard protections.
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The past has taught us that industrial policies fail often because they favor existing industries that are well connected politically at the expense of would-be entrepreneurs and start-ups offering more innovative solutions.
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"I enjoy when candidates ask thoughtful questions that push me to think deeper; that lets me know that this candidate will make our organization and our teams smarter and more innovative," Mr. Edward said.
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Industry veterans said Kroger's partnership with Ocado was a bold move that positions the company, which posted 2017 sales of $123 billion, to grab share from younger players seen as nimbler and more innovative.
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We see it in this younger generation that is smarter, more tolerant, more innovative, more creative, more entrepreneurial, would not even think about, you know, discriminating somebody against, for example, because of their sexual orientation.
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Open, inclusive and diverse societies were more innovative, in turn leading to greater economic growth, said Saadia Zahidi, head of WEF's Center for the New Economy and Society, citing a recent World Economic Forum report.
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"The challenge will be to make sure that regulators are on board, although the FDA is much more innovative than it was 10 years ago about accepting different endpoints for treating disease," said KPMG's Thomas.
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Chief executive Akio Toyoda and chief financial and risk officer Koji Kobayashi want to follow the example of Tesla, Google and Tencent - all of which rely heavily on cheaper, often more innovative non-traditional marketing.
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The fast-emerging fintech sector is shaking up financial services and forcing banks to make their operations leaner and cheaper, and to offer more innovative and user-friendly products so as not to fall behind.
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We see it in this younger generation that is smarter, more tolerant, more innovative, more creative, more entrepreneurial, would not even think about, you know, discriminating somebody against for example because of their sexual orientation.
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Challenged by the fact that the cheap replication of a print-style advertising model no longer is profitable, more publishers will have to look to more innovative ways to incorporate their commerce with their content.
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If it is entirely on the supply side, then government stimulus is not much use, and policy makers should focus on trying to make companies more innovative and coax people back into the work force.
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DETROIT — As the co-founder and chief executive of Tesla Motors, the technology billionaire Elon Musk has consistently portrayed his company's electric cars as cleaner, safer and more innovative than models made by other automakers.
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By focusing on sustainable farming practices and a transition to more innovative uses of technology to increase water efficiencies, sustainable farms can not only survive but thrive in a future where water becomes more scarce.
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Now Surface is the flagship brand for a growing line of smartly designed devices that invariably serve to guide a pack of OEMs to design more innovative products that will, in turn, run Microsoft software.
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Although consumer spending and more innovative private sector companies are expected to help China's economy expand in the future, analysts worry that their development will be too slow to offset the current and painful industrial slowdown.
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A raft of challenges has hit hoteliers from terrorism fears in Europe to a burgeoning battle for established luxury giants to retain the interest of a younger clientele increasingly attracted by more innovative and boutique offerings.
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In the tech industry, a shift from growth to value also often signals to investors that a company is facing newer competitors with more innovative products, raising the question of how relevant the company can remain.
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America will be more innovative the more we nurture a healthy ecosystem of big, AI driven companies while also empowering smaller startups and others using blockchain and other technologies to access large and disparate data pools.
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This begs the question, why aren't members of Congress and the VA working together to provide more innovative solutions, rather than forcing unrealistic expectations on a struggling bureaucracy currently plagued by a revolving door of leadership.
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Healthcare is too expensive, coverage must be more affordable, Medicaid programs must become more innovative and efficient, the individual market must be stabilized and more payments for healthcare services must be made through value-based contracts.
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For More Stories Like This, Sign Up for Our Newsletter Although My Sister does a similar kind of work as the feminist dystopian novel, it achieves its political ends through a more innovative set of tropes.
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So in shooting "The Long Season," his documentary about the daily life of Syrians in a Lebanese refugee camp, he tried something even more innovative, at least for him: handing the camera off to someone else.
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Second, we have the more innovative Indium Gallium Zinc Oxide (IGZO) technology, which dictates the voltage supplied to each pixel, its brightness, and the particular mix of red, green and blue it's using for its color.
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To make a "Full House" sequel "good" — less formulaic, more innovative — would be like baking an artisanal, organic Hostess CupCake: You could do it, it might be delicious, but it would be a betrayal of the product.
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Encouraging private investment is crucial for Beijing both because such investment tends to create more jobs and because such firms are seen as more efficient users of capital and more innovative in moving up the value chain.
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Rolls-Royce, in the middle of a major turnaround program after a string of profit downgrades, said the two appointments would help the aerospace and defense firm respond more quickly to market changes and become more innovative.
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Some non-governmental groups and those working in the industry have sought to disrupt the scheme, which they say has illegally subsidised fossil fuels and made insufficient allowance for more innovative ways of supporting the power grid.
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The deeper labor markets provided by density allow people to find jobs they are better at and that make them happier, while people being in proximity to one another allows them to be more innovative and productive.
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Modeled on the Defense Business Board, which provides advice on best business practices from the private sector, the new panel is intended to help the Pentagon become more innovative and adaptive in developing technology and doing business.
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Modeled on the Defense Business Board, which provides advice on best business practices from the private sector, the new panel is intended to help the Pentagon become more innovative and adaptive in developing technology and more nimble.
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Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band was released in 1967, and marked a turning point for the band, who had only just started making the move from puppy love pop to something more innovative with 1966's Revolver.
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"As people get more innovative about such gruesome activity, the system needs to be trained on that," said Shanbhag, whose company filters video and image content on behalf of several social media clients in Asia and elsewhere.
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" The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services said Novartis' drug, and the company's commitment to only get paid if patients benefit within the first month of treatment, will push the agency to explore more "innovative payment models.
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We need to have better distribution of power on the internet and that's going to come from more innovative companies being challengers to big companies like Facebook, Google and Amazon, which have massively dominant positions right now.
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We all know the industry incumbent didn't exactly rise to this particular Kodak moment, and instead eventually lost out to more innovative competitors like Canon that were willing to sacrifice their cash cows by advancing better alternatives.
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"It is very apparent they are trying to transition to being more of a novel drug development environment and bring in more innovative research," Scott Gottlieb, head of the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA), told Reuters.
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Specifically, plant-based meat and the even more innovative "clean meat" (real meat grown in factories through cellular agriculture) do not require factory-farmed animals, consume a fraction of the resources and cause much less climate change.
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Takeda was one of the lead developers on Nintendo's motion-controlled console, and was the most adamant that it shouldn't try to match its competitors for power but should instead go down a different, more innovative route.
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Dr. Haider Javed Warraich means to suggest, rather, that those who have been in practice for fewer years are more open-minded, with more innovative inclinations, and that these traits may lead to better outcomes for patients.
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" In an Atlantic op-ed on Wednesday morning, Rosenworcel announced her vote against the deal, saying she believes it will "end a golden age in wireless that helped bring to market lower prices and more innovative services.
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While that would most likely pose a commercial threat to Twitter, Mr. Dorsey said it would also force the service to be "far more innovative than in the past" and could draw more overall users to it.
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I now know how awesome you are as a PS4 second screen, as an essential travel companion, as home to some of the more innovative first-party games Sony's put its name to over the past five years.
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In the process, Sullivan took aim at one of the administration's more innovative tactics: using a little-noticed power of the attorney general to set immigration court precedents that make it harder for immigrants to get legal status.
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Jerry Hendrix, a defense analyst at the Center for a New American Security, said that the Navy has attempted to be more innovative with its ships as the number of vessels in the US naval fleet has decreased.
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The long-term nationalisation of Saint-Nazaire would also invite resistance to Mr Macron's plan to sell €10bn ($11.85bn) of state-owned assets, and to use the funds this raises to help mid-size firms become more innovative.
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Since the world is changing so quickly every second and people are distracted by the motion of everyday life, this regular observation hour not only helps me pause, but often reveals to me more innovative ways to create.
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China will also strengthen safety controls and traceability of domestic drugs, the statement said, part of an ambitious program of healthcare reforms to improve home-made medicines and reduce reliance on generic and more innovative drugs from overseas.
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The company said on Thursday it was working to improve the time taken to service orders during peak morning hours, open up its mobile order-and-pay service to non-members and bring in more innovative food items.
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There was futuristic pop, primarily not in English, from South Korea, Spain, Nigeria and Puerto Rico playing to packed rooms and, more often than not, bringing sounds more innovative than anything coming out of Los Angeles or Atlanta.
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She has embraced more innovative programming, led the ensemble on several tours, made a series of acclaimed recordings, and started OrchKids, an ambitious program that teaches music to more than 1,300 children in some of Baltimore's poorest neighborhoods.
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At the same time, academic research is advancing by leaps and bounds, with last week's successful use of CRISPR-Cas9 gene editing to correct a defect in a human embryo pointing to more innovative therapies down the line.
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In a 2017 blog post for Psychology Today, human performance coach David Rock outlined why more diverse teams are often smarter, more efficient, more innovative, and generally prove to be of greater value than non-diverse ones. 1.
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"A broad base of stakeholder interests, from regulators, to investors, employees and customers are increasingly challenging the banking and finance to find more innovative and sustainable ways in which to operate," he will say, according to prepared remarks.
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In the meantime, the harassing content remains so pervasive that advocacy support groups are turning to more innovative methods to combat the problem — including recruiting male infiltrators to act as trojan horses in the often exclusively male groups.
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Unlocking events One part of Facebook Dating that is more innovative is the chance to meet with people who have expressed interest in the same events you have, as well as people who are part of the same groups.
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The company said on Thursday it was working to improve the time taken to service customer orders at peak morning hours, open up its mobile order-and-pay service to non-members, and bring in more innovative food items.
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"We have made tremendous progress — and we share the goal of creating a more innovative and inexpensive market for these consumer devices," said Wheeler and the agency's other two Democratic commissioners, Mignon Clyburn and Jessica Rosenworcel, in a statement.
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The startup's camera has been iOS-only since it launched last year, but today the company's app is arriving on the Play Store and Android users can start playing with one of the more innovative spherical cameras out there.
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"The whole idea of this deal is to be able to drive more innovative solutions at lower cost for our customers - both the (plane makers) and the airlines," Hayes told Reuters on Tuesday, shortly before Boeing issued its criticism.
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"We have made tremendous progress -- and we share the goal of creating a more innovative and inexpensive market for these consumer devices," said Wheeler and the agency's other two Democratic commissioners, Mignon Clyburn and Jessica Rosenworcel, in a statement.
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Since the 1960s, California has consistently been more innovative and aggressive in combatting toxic tailpipe emissions, leading Congress to grant the state the unique right to set its own emissions rules, provided they are more stringent than federal standards.
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All of this feeds into a broader landscape of adjustment by some of the once-largest tech companies that bet on areas like PCs that have peaked in popularity or that have since been bypassed by more innovative technologies.
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With shoes getting both more and less expensive, what with fast-fashion brands utilizing higher-quality construction and going after more innovative designs, it can be impossible to tell how much a shoe costs without looking at the sticker.
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Germany's private sector, which is highly dependent on the large, export-oriented car industry, is at risk of losing ground to more innovative rivals from the United States and China in areas such as electric mobility and autonomous driving.
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As FDA itself has acknowledged, nicotine is not the problem but the harmful smoke from cigarettes which leads to the deaths of more than 480,000 Americans a year and the more innovative and safer nicotine products available the better.
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"Narrow expertise in a super specialized areas is giving way to having more 'portable' skills that need to be applied towards more innovative or broader applications," Vidisha Mehta, career solutions leader at Mercer, told CNBC Make It via email.
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But it could also mean that more innovative drone operations, like delivery, might be able to happen faster if the pilot or group requesting could prove it was safe, since no one would be waiting for new rules to be written.
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That'll mean breaking old patterns by trading generic anti-harassment training for more innovative programs, earning employees' trust, and convincing corporate leaders — who are overwhelmingly male — that keeping high-earning "rock stars" who misbehave often ends up costing companies money.
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Lush may have more bath products than you can count on both hands and feet, but after last year's announcement that the brand would be discontinuing some of its cult items, we were fully prepared for more innovative launches in 2018.
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In a museum setting Whitten's sculptural works simply refuse to function the same way as his paintings, and would benefit from a more innovative method of delivery that amplifies their drama piece by piece and reflects their specific, material culture.
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The French senate approved a plan on Monday to restore the fire-damaged Notre Dame cathedral, but specified that the structure be rebuilt to match its original look, following a push for a more innovative remodel, reports the Local France.
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The market is likely to reach a tipping point this year, with many long-term contracts starting to expire and as new supply comes on stream, Dauger said, adding that the industry needs to become more innovative and efficient in trading.
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PARIS, June 5907 (Reuters) - Paris is now fully equipped to attract more innovative companies than London and dominate Europe's startup scene, billionaire Xavier Niel said on Thursday as he opened the doors of a startup mega-campus in the French capital.
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Walmart acquires Israel's Aspectiva, which analyses UGC to recommend products to shoppers The startup will be joining Store No. 8, Walmart's in-house incubation arm established in 2017 to help the company develop and roll out more innovative shopping experiences. 6.
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The Trump administration must send a loud and clear message: It remains staunchly committed to supporting state efforts to achieve better, more innovative, and more efficient outcomes while preserving Medicaid as a viable safety net for our most vulnerable patients.
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China faces major economic, demographic and environmental challenges, which will require shifting the country's development model away from low-cost, labor-intensive production toward a more innovative and environmentally sustainable model — this, even as the work force ages and shrinks.
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Toby Cadman, a British lawyer in London who specializes in war crimes, said the Sri Lanka cases were another example of lawyers acting in a more "innovative manner" when the criminal justice process fails victims of violence in their own countries.
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We still have lots of assets: the world's best military; an economy that is bigger and more innovative than anyone else's, even though it is plagued by inequalities; and a capacity for alliances and coalition building unmatched by our rivals.
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This means that developers are able to build card-linked applications "in a matter of minutes," such as loyalty-based rewards and more innovative use-cases afforded by access to the real-time data that card payment networks can provide.
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As a major label signee, Charli's pretty singular in her embrace of this way of working, but her devoted cult following—as well as her critical success—suggests that her more innovative approach is one that works for musicians of her level.
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News360 (free) for Android and iOSSquidImage: Screenshots Squid is worth checking out for the way it blends standard features like topic selection with more innovative touches, including the option to annotate articles with text and scribbles before sharing them with your contacts.
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But it could also mean that more innovative drone operations, like delivery, might be able to happen faster if the pilot or group requesting it could prove it was safe, since no one would be waiting for new rules to be written.
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Hopefully the biggest result of this will be that consumers have a greater choice of more innovative, interactive ways to watch their favorite sports, while bringing sports like baseball — which don't have a large following outside of the U.S. — to entirely new audiences.
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So, from an ideological perspective, because we, Republicans, place the merits of the private sector and the power of the markets at the core of our political orthodoxy, we are actually better positioned to achieve more innovative ideas and creative policy solutions.
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"I'm delighted that we've officially closed our deal with HTC, and are welcoming an incredibly talented team to work on even better and more innovative products in the years to come," Rick Osterloh, Google's senior VP of hardware, wrote in a blog post.
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After being lauded as the teaching platforms of the future, most MOOCs (Massive Open Online Course platforms) have not quite lived up to the superlatives made for them, and the sector has had trouble coming up with more innovative ideas for a while.
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"If you're right with your people, if you're right with your community, if you're right with your product, you'll be more profitable, more innovative, and you will have more passionate people working for you and a community that supports you," Ulukaya said.
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Today, too, a major investment in cybersecurity by a much wealthier and more innovative West might remind Moscow that it cannot afford or win a digital information war, just as it could not, in the long run, win — or afford — a space race.
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Well, we will have cleaner air to breathe, less childhood asthma, more innovative building materials and designs, and cleaner, more efficient power generation and transportation systems — all of which will be huge export industries and create tens of thousands of good, repeat jobs.
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The great eclipse of 2017 may be over, but the opportunity to enact formative postal reform that will right-size the agency, move it toward more innovative, free-market, private-sector solutions and forestall an exorbitant taxpayer bailout is still on the horizon.
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"We've got to be more innovative in terms of helping folks understand that providing all these services will increase their chances of success and ultimately lower cost," Adams said at the event, which was sponsored by Faces and Voices of Recovery and Indivior.
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The public sector can always be more innovative and accountable, but selling Trump steaks to the few people who bought Trump steaks is different than being President, and forging partnerships with Russian oil companies is different than representing America's interests as Secretary of State.
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"On this massive scale, if you were to create a more efficient or more innovative approach to design and manufacturing of a motor, the economies of scale and the savings are substantial," says R. A. Farrokhnia, a business and engineering professor at Columbia University.
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Samsung Mobile's CEO DJ Koh told CNBC in an interview in September that the company was switching its mid-tier smartphone strategy to bring more innovative features to its lower-priced phones, a move which could help it fend off the threat of Huawei.
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The governor tapped Ridley-Thomas and Sacramento Mayor Darrell Steinberg to co-chair his Homeless and Supportive Housing Advisory Task Force to help guide local jurisdictions on the best ways to spend the money (either on supportive housing or more innovative approaches like motel conversions).
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He thinks the networks "are starting to hit back a little harder," with more innovative distribution and bigger investments, but will struggle to compete with some of the big tech companies who can promote their content to audiences over a much larger geographic window.
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"If you can offer a lower cost of operating and processing because the company does it across more than 150 banks and wealth managers with more innovative products than in-house, then that's a win-win," said Adarsh Sarma, a Warburg Pincus managing director.
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"The only place, possibly, that is more innovative than the United States is China, and there, you do have a government that's probably more interested in amplifying this than here in the U.S. But other than that I think we are doing OK," Wilson said.
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Some fear lower margins will mean that only hospitals will be able to provide cancer care at the necessary scale, choking off smaller, more innovative providers before they have a chance to develop their businesses, says Prabhjot Singh of the Peterson Centre on Healthcare.
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"With this new investment, DiDi will continue to work with communities and partners around the world to provide more innovative mobility services, and to expand smart urban transportation programs as part of its efforts to build an efficient and sustainable global mobility ecosystem," it noted.
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But while the sports car stole the limelight, the more innovative reusable rocket that helped get it into orbit is the real technological breakthrough—serving as a kind of worldwide signal boost for the ingenuity of the brave new world of commercial space flight.
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Investing in science, research and innovation – We will become a more innovative economy and do more to commercialize our world-leading science base, developing new technologies and driving growth throughout the UK. - Potential new research institution on battery technology, energy storage and grid technology.
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Since we're at the beginning of a new year, and, subsequently, a moment where we're looking for fresh inspiration within our well-worn wardrobe, we're pretty thankful for the current rise in deconstructed tailoring and asymmetrical hems that offer up a more innovative take on a classic.
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Ideally, that work will focus on something that the CEO is trying to implement, such as a more innovative culture, said Dustin York, a communications professor at Maryville University and an expert in how the use of space and design transmits nonverbal cues and affects behavior.
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That means customers can command Alexa to do things like play or pause music, move back and forth between songs, and create playlists by asking, as well as take advantage of Alexa's more innovative features around playing music by mood, activity, genre, lyrics, artist or song title.
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Because all the Silicon Valley companies say the same thing, that Europe is being too protective of its own companies and that most of the tech companies that are competitive these days are U.S. companies, so it's an attempt to slow down inevitably more innovative U.S. companies.
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The Lite is $21871335 cheaper than the original Switch, a feat it accomplishes by removing some of the console's more innovative features, including the ability to dock and play it on a TV. The solid state body also removes the shakable Joy Cons from the equation.
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"I have to say that I felt that George [Lucas]' group of six films had more innovative visual imagination, and this film was more a retrenchment to things you had seen before and characters you had seen before," Cameron said of the film, directed by J.J. Abrams.
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Why the "Internet Coke Machine" is actually more innovative than it sounds When I mentioned to my wife that one of the internet's earliest phenomena involved a Coke machine that had its own website, she scoffed—because the idea, at its root, sounds absurd and useless.
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While perhaps not the first Great Album, a very important category for people who think this way, it was supposedly the first Concept Album, the culmination of an impossible creative streak whereby every new Beatles album was viewed as obviously better and more innovative than the last.
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Flying somewhat under the radar, the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) has ramped up efforts to move towards a more innovative way to reimburse health care providers, which has caused a flurry of behind-the-scenes lobbying from all sides of the health care industry.
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Apple will still most need to push people to newer iPhones so they can access and pay for newer services, but, per the introduction of trade-ins, it's approaching the issue in a more innovative way than hoping people will cough up $1,000 every three years.
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"People can use more innovative applications and can have far better and enhanced augmented experiences in more consistent ways when you use premium content [enabled by 5G]," Malik Saadi, the vice president of strategic technologies at the tech market advisory firm ABI Research, told Business Insider.
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Those conversations led him to focus on five areas: understanding how the disease unfolds, figuring out how to detect it earlier, funding more innovative and lesser-known drug trials, making it easier for people to enroll in clinical trials, and using data to inform better approaches.
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So, for us, it's a lot of innovation going on in China, at the same time, so-, so, what we're seeing is, in a way, China developing on the back of a very strong digital infrastructure, becoming much more innovative, and we have to capture that part.
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"I think it changes the game, I think they would have to be a lot more innovative in terms of how things are being done, but it (the Brexit referendum) doesn't mean that they would have more money to do things, that's not going to change," said Bhuller.
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In January, Johnson & Johnson said it would cut about 3,000 jobs within its medical devices unit over the next two years, or about 4 to 6 percent of the struggling division's global workforce, to generate annual cost savings of up to $1 billion and focus on more innovative products.
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Described as "The Davos of Mobility" by some media outlets, the event was organized by the Michelin Group with support from its partners (including Total) and brought together a wide range of players investing in the mobility of the future: lower-carbon and more innovative forms of mobility.
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But given the scorecard reveals it is business and economic performance that is at the heart of the shortcomings, perhaps the focus of the strategy should be on what can be done to get Australian businesses to be more innovative, rather than the rather softer target of the universities.
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For instance, here in the U.S. 5G enabled advances in telehealth will help to deliver more innovative and effective care to underserved rural populations, help to meet the increasingly complex healthcare needs of our veterans, and catalyze new efficiencies that can drive healthcare costs down in the future.
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Johnson & Johnson said on Tuesday it would cut about 2200,22016 jobs within its medical devices unit over the next two years, or about 260 to 12018 percent of the struggling division's global workforce, to generate annual cost savings of up to $2127 billion and focus on more innovative products.
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"Between our continued reliance on oil and natural gas, which powers and propels our economy, to our country's movement toward more innovative ways to produce energy, API requires the experience and drive of someone like Mike Sommers," he continued in a statement, offering USEA as a "resource" for Sommers.
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At the more innovative end of this mixture of culinary and residential marketing is 10 Clermont, an upmarket rental development in the New York City borough of Brooklyn that has a chef living in the building to run supper clubs or communal dinners for residents of its 21.88 homes.
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Some advocated for new legislation that called for a domestic terrorism statute, more innovative approaches with departments and agencies involved in combating domestic terrorist threats like the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) and the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) or new authorities to fill current gaps and seams.
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Where I'm heading is critical to my current musings; tomorrow, I'm joining some of the more innovative and technologically progressive documentary filmmakers and academics in the country at MIT OpenDocLab's Virtually There VR filmmaking conference to get a better sense of where the VR filmmaking industry thinks that it's headed.
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" The big picture: Anna Beyeler, a neuroscientist at the French health institute INSERM, wrote an accompanying piece in Science saying the findings "are crucial not only for understanding the action of [ketamine] but also for the development of more innovative strategies to treat patients affected by treatment-resistant major depression.
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If Spotify has played into the idea of being a place not just for casual music fans but for more ardent music enthusiasts, the video concepts play into both of these, trying to take more innovative approaches beyond the kinds of content that you see on existing channels like VH1.
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After watching back-to-back hardware events — Microsoft cleverly staging its Surface Studio and Surface Dial reveal a day before Apple's Macbook announcement — I found myself writing this sentence through gritted teeth: I think after today we can say something I never thought I'd say:Microsoft is more innovative than Apple.
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By better sharing legislative power across the institution, Congress can generate more innovative thinking by members and committees, promote greater debate of the issues, require more bipartisan negotiations and collaboration, enhance the morale of the members and reduce the hyper-partisanship that has been emblematic of Congress in recent years.
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"Where we are getting more innovative is with the high-touch experience for our larger clients, being more holistic in how we serve them," Penta said, adding the firm is aiming to provide an increasingly "family office-like experience" for those clients, whether that's meshing with household management or paying bills.
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That number has grown quickly in recent weeks as Western officials have struggled to absorb the hard-won lessons of their counterparts in Asia, where draconian measures — in the case of China, which shut down entire regions — and more innovative tactics in Singapore and South Korea have beaten back the disease.
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And since the age-old Jewish celebration of life and bounty happens to coincide with this year's Detroit Design Festival and Month of Design, the sukkahs on display for the week in nearby Capitol Park are a lot more innovative and tasteful than your neighbor's 14-foot Santa Claus inflatable.
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Mr. Pisanu said design-driven jewelry customers "benefit a brand like Gucci, where jewelry isn't our core business but we have the ability to make high-quality jewelry like the other brands — and with a different aesthetic that's much more innovative than what a classic brand would ever dare to make."
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Even so, analysts say, the Chinese companies have grown ever more innovative, particularly in A.I. For instance, last year when Microsoft researchers declared they had created software capable of matching human skills in understanding speech, Mr. Ng chided Microsoft, pointing out that Baidu had achieved a similar feat in 2015.
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How can we make, you know, the companies a miserable life, who have been, you know, in a very excellent way, been optimising the value chain, back and forth, you know, global value chain-, JK: You know, for the greater good of the customers, because the products are cheaper, and-, and more innovative.
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Still, there's no denying that the Essential Phone is one of the more innovative smartphones to launch in recent years, and after using the device for a few weeks, I wanted to know how Essential's designers came up with the design for its phone — and why they chose such unusual color combinations.
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Startups are often assumed to be more innovative than older firms, and influential Fed policymakers including Fed Chair Janet Yellen and Vice Chair Stanley Fischer have cited the decline in so-called business dynamism as one likely reason for weak productivity gains that are keeping U.S. GDP from growing as fast as in the past.
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"Ad-supported television is fighting back against the premium SVODS (streaming video on demand services) with high quality scripted series with limited commercial interruption — NBCU and Turner — to improve the viewing experience and more innovative digital marketing to drive tune in," said Jill Rosengard Hill, executive vice president at media and entertainment research firm Magid.
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Allen points to the drones on the Safari concept as one example of how Jeep is exploring more innovative ways to appeal to those new consumers, as a feature that enables the rear occupants to operate the devices to scout the trial ahead with the potential capabilities of displaying the drones' view on in-vehicle-mounted iPads.
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But certainly it's waking up to the fact that working in partnership with more insurtech firms - working in partnership with technology firms generally - through their innovation labs now which are fairly common, is definitely enabling more rapid, and more innovative engagement models with customers, that take them into that personalization stage that really customers are beginning to expect.
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Rapid business growth in response to a growing populous attracted to lower rents have drawn Manhattanites to the Other Manhattan, but this mass exodus is fast hitting the wall of supply versus demand, which will compel companies that are part of the creative economy to become even more innovative in finding affordable solutions as rents start to increase.
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Isik argues that this sees Scorp solve three of the main problems that brands have when trying to engage on social: production costs are often high, there isn't always an easy way to A/B test a campaign's content and it is hard to reach a young demographic that responds better to a more innovative approach than traditional ads.
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"Legere stepping down could have an impact if T-Mobile keeps making the argument that being a maverick is in T-Mobile's DNA because of his leadership and that somehow the company will keep vigorously competing with lower prices and more innovative services even after it becomes as big as AT&T and Verizon," she said.
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Mr. Lusk sets the small and inefficient farm of yesteryear against the large and more innovative farm of today, but at least in the case of what meat to eat, consumers needn't choose the lesser of two evils; plant-based meats are available now, and clean meat will be available and cost-competitive within about a decade.
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While financial services companies are often slower to adopt innovation, it's clear that the one possible bright spot that could come from the Equifax mess could be to highlight how out-of-touch and out-of-date these current credit scores and agencies are and create a desire for more innovative ways to assess financial responsibility and creditworthiness.
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"If you're going to get started now, you have a lot more to worry about than we did a decade ago when a hobbyist with some skills like me really could add meaningfully to the landscape… With fewer gaps in the market that need filling, you'll need to be an order of magnitude more innovative and creative".
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A team of Presidential Innovation Fellows launched 18F, a digital delivery and consultancy inside the General Services Administration (GSA) focused on agile development and lean procurement strategies, the White House created the U.S. Digital Service, and Digital Acquisition Labs, a new initiative that will provide a pathway to test and implement more innovative approaches to IT acquisitions, was just announced.
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The company's LinkedIn profile says that AI Factory "provide[s] multiple AI business solutions based on image and video recognition, analysis and processing," so while the company will come under Snap's wing, there may be scope for the team to build some of its technology into more innovative ways for businesses to use the Snap platform in the future, too.
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Past installments of VIA have featured black metal bands and abstract rappers on the same bill, and this year's showcases some of the more innovative electronic acts going—like Shock Value's Juliana Huxtable, NON's Chino Amobi, and Rabit—alongside needly punks Aye Nako, post-punk icons ESG, and Rakim performing his legendary collaboration with Eric B. Paid in Full, in full.
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Not so long ago, pop titans got in their licks granting meow-y interviews or writing directly worded (and mostly terrible) songs; West and Swift have engaged in all of this, but for the most part, their conflict is more innovative and forward-thinking—a never-ending series of implied middle fingers and side-eye glances and nyeah-nyeah-nyeahs that's revived and amplified every few weeks via some new medium.
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" The company pointed to its Facebook for Journalists resources and said it is "saddened by governments using broad and vague regulation or other practices to silence, criminalize or imprison journalists, activists, and others who speak out against them," but the company said it also helps journalists, activists and other people around the world to "tell their stories in more innovative ways, reach global audiences, and connect directly with people.
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"Towards the end of that era — between 2001 and 2006 when the new directive kicked in — what you did see was some brands (and I would say West and Lucky Strike were probably the more innovative) pushing harder into lifestyle and pushing harder into what we recognize now as the deeper activation levels, as opposed to just slam Marlboro on the side of the car, throw a few parties, entertain some B2B trade retailers and call it a day," Bower said, referring to business to business.
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In order to accomplish that, the Act also had to address the matter of the duration of these new copyright protections, which is always (post-1998) a touchy subject: (Source: US Copyright Office) (Photo by Theo Wargo/Getty Images for Live Nation) (Photo by Theo Wargo/Getty Images for Live Nation) Money (That's What I Want – and lots and lots of listeners, too.) For the digital music services themselves, this statutory or 'blanket' license arrangement should mean fewer infringement actions being brought; this might even help their prospects for investment and encourage new and more innovative services to come into the mix.
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