But another London museum is taking a more proactive approach.
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Schaaf's disclosure represents a much more proactive form of rebellion.
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And this again allows us to be much more proactive.
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I think there needs to be a more proactive approach.
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Several startups in India have taken a more proactive approach.
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The next step is to be more proactive, he said.
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"People have got to be much more proactive," she says.
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In addition, Microsoft is turning Cortana into a more proactive assistant.
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"Friends doing activism stuff are more proactive about it," Phyllis said.
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Phoenix Suns coach Earl Watson believes in a more proactive approach.
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Why are we not being more proactive in going after this?
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By 2000, companies had begun to take a more proactive approach.
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This president, this administration is probably going to be more proactive.
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She's determined to even more proactive, now that she's a mom.
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Older women, however, might have to adopt a more proactive approach.
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Failing Michigan Governor must work harder and be much more proactive.
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It's clear that retirement savers are becoming more proactive and starting younger.
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"I wish Twitter had been more proactive, sooner," Warner told the Post.
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Senator Bill Nelson, a Democrat from Florida, demanded a more proactive approach.
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This makes things simpler for advertisers, and lets them be more proactive.
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Expect the people you partner with to become more proactive (or aggressive!).
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Dog Mode is a more proactive setting that the owner can choose.
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So, here are some tips for encouraging others to be more proactive.
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Making M more proactive We're making M more proactive right now, so for people who have M we've added the ability to connect your calendar to it so it can help you ahead of you knowing you need help.
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I wish the federation is little more proactive and gets right people involved.
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Instead of feeling disappointed that I wasn't saving more, I got more proactive.
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"I get what they're suggesting, that Amazon can be more proactive," Tompros said.
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Without a more proactive response from the army, it will do so again.
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Governments should be more proactive in backing up their pledges with concrete legislation.
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The startup's use of technology also enables its offering to be more proactive.
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"Parents will need to be more proactive" about rooting out hazing, Nuwer said.
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At the same time, communities must be more proactive in promoting water safety.
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Having been through it, I wish I had been more proactive up front.
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"Companies are more reactive to problems, versus being more proactive," Turner-Lee says.
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Mr. President, are you going to be more proactive now against Cuba, as well?
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Those hospitals are among a small but growing group trying to be more proactive.
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Partnering with Linc has allowed his business to become more proactive rather than reactive.
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And been a lot more proactive in the review and enforcement of these things.
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Lastly, Toutiao said it will take more proactive measures to monitor what users consume.
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I have been a little more proactive about purchasing things that impact my mood.
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Samsung's latest smart fridge is more proactive than what you might be used to.
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It's helping fuel a sense of purpose, he said, and makes people more proactive.
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Second, OMB should be more proactive in removing barriers that impede change and innovation.
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Already, they are proving to be more proactive on issues like inefficient corporate structures.
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And Tina becomes more proactive, while Michelle challenges Anna at a school fund-raiser.
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The companies have also been much more proactive and open about revealing election interference.
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Beyond tariffs, the United States has using more proactive means to protect intellectual property.
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As she did for Libya, Clinton favored a more proactive U.S. engagement in Syria.
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This case highlights the importance of more proactive and thoughtful antitrust enforcement and regulation.
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In the past few years, Russia has taken a more proactive role in Afghanistan.
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But during my meetings in Beirut, senior officials were imploring for more proactive U.S. engagement.
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He called on social media networks to be more proactive in shutting down hate speech.
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It's also been much more proactive about educating users about privacy issues since Cambridge Analytica.
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Certainly social media companies have become more proactive in taking down material that incites violence.
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These factors could include having higher incomes and simply being more proactive about their healthcare.
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MPs have asked Westminster's policing unit to be more proactive about policing their physical safety.
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But you can definitely learn to be more intentional and more proactive about your money.
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Private banks have likely been more proactive in provisioning, especially for large problematic corporate exposures.
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Beyond that, some studies suggest that women may be more proactive about seeking health care.
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In the past decade, other countries have been more proactive in extending their influence in Africa.
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It feels like they could be a little more proactive and do that on their own.
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"AI is allowing companies to be more proactive by scouring the internet for information," she says.
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The office wants to take a more proactive approach to investigations going forward, the report states.
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Kicking these services off Instagram is an important step, but the company must be more proactive.
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While men are slightly more proactive, "across the board, Americans just aren't investing enough," DePietro said.
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And we all have to be more proactive in getting out there and just seeking talent.
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"It was frustrating, and I wish there had been more proactive communication from Shopify," Moret said.
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With the rising pressure for speed, some brands have become more proactive in planning and manufacturing.
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Companies may soon be taking a more proactive approach to get out ahead of investor demands.
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WADA director general David Howman said a bigger budget would help the organization become more proactive.
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"I think the membership is inching toward a more proactive stand on this issue," he said.
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Mr. Woolery said he wanted to help companies be more proactive in warding off activist investors.
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However, more proactive steps are needed if we want to make up for decades of wage stagnation.
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Early-risers tend to be more proactive, agreeable, and conscientious than those who prefer to sleep in.
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For an industry that was largely reactive, Coleman said the time is now to become more proactive.
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I could see this becoming more proactive in the future — flagging names and dates automatically, for example.
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Unlike some security products, which kick in after a breach, Threat Stack takes a more proactive approach.
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One could ask why the companies weren't more proactive in protecting customer data before the Snowden leaks.
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And it was hard to imagine a bigger, bolder, more proactive change than abolishing the Hyde Amendment.
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Last week, Ackman sent an email to investors promising to take a more proactive role at Valeant.
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What can we do to be more proactive, rather than waiting for a complaint to be filed?
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The role and powers of the ECB are now greater, giving it leeway for more proactive engagement.
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It also forced me, out of necessity, to take a more proactive involvement in my own health.
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"Failing Michigan Governor must work harder and be much more proactive," Trump tweeted about Democratic Michigan Gov.
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Outside of the gig economy, companies like Microsoft and Facebook have been more proactive in this area.
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Eco-friendly language can help yield actual change by encouraging businesses to be more proactive and transparent.
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Fiscal policy needs to be more proactive, prudent monetary policy needs to be more flexible, it said.
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This time around, I took a more proactive approach and I've been very happy with the results.
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All of this skin-care talk reminds me I need to be more proactive with my routine.
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He also said Facebook was becoming more proactive in fighting false news and taking down fake accounts.
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But Huang might still be alive today if California officials had been more proactive about road maintenance.
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We need to use less plastic, be more proactive about carbon emissions, and just be less wasteful.
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Instead, it will play a more proactive, active and positive role in the affairs of the peninsula.
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But it's interesting, because it sounds like what you're describing is just a much more proactive approach.
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By 2014, Facebook decided to restrict access to such data , and started a more proactive review of applications.
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It would be better if Verizon was being more proactive instead of simply responding to competition, he said.
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On Monday, the Japanese government asked Facebook to be more proactive and transparent about protecting its users' data.
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In past review sessions, I've learned that I could save a lot of money by being more proactive.
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It was "essentially the resistance movement, and now you see the movement being far more proactive," she said.
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Facebook and Twitter have taken more proactive steps to combat the spread of fake news since Trump's election.
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They're more proactive about earning it, more interested in saving it, and less willing to go into debt.
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"Saudi is still very timid, the market wants to see something more proactive," said Petromatrix analyst Olivier Jakob.
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Similarly, these direct-to-consumer sperm freezing kits say they're empowering men to be more proactive about fertility.
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It means parents need to be more proactive in addressing how children process what they view on it.
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Google says the overall idea here is to give you quicker access to information and more proactive help.
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They need to be more proactive than ever in making sure their company is the employer of choice.
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Siri is becoming smarter, context-aware, and more proactive in making suggestions rather than just responding to commands.
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The key challenge will be to change the French policing tactics toward something more proactive, dynamic, and proportionate.
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There are things that we're trying to do that are more specific and more proactive to move along.
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A minimum wage could also force app-based companies to be more proactive about matching drivers with passengers.
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A larger, more proactive movement may be necessary to try to get Trump to revoke the ban altogether.
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Already, Cfius has taken a more proactive role, blocking several major deals by Chinese buyers in recent months.
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"— Donald Trump The president's prior tweet said, "Failing Michigan Governor must work harder and be much more proactive.
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Hopefully, the line will help people be more proactive in seeking help and promote overall health and wellness.
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She said governments should be more proactive in reviewing tax systems and rules to address the gender gap.
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However, the prevailing market view is more of a wait-and-see approach rather than something more proactive.
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Boeing must be more proactive than reactive if it hopes to recapture public trust and rebuild brand value.
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Technology employees are pushing their companies to take a more proactive stance over issues like the travel ban.
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The intervention also instigates the adults — not all of whom are the child's parents — to be more proactive.
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It would also put us into greater alignment with the European Union's much more proactive approach to internet privacy.
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How much more proactive would we all be if accountability and responsibility were shared and we never felt alone?
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"Mercosur must be more proactive, less closed," the head of Brazil's most powerful industry lobby CNI, Robson Andrade, said.
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This year, Twitter says its goal is to "take a more proactive approach to reducing abuse" on the site.
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Mark Zuckerberg promised Facebook would be more proactive about identifying harmful content and about working with governments on regulations.
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But in a statement Apple issued to Reuters last week, the company said it planned to be more proactive.
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But since 2016, the company has been forced to be more proactive and responsive, reluctantly making overt editorial decisions.
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We need them to take a more proactive and leading role in tackling the terrorist abuse of their platforms.
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Knee-jerk emotions aside, it's also philosophically comforting: Turning off notifications forces you to be more proactive than reactive.
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Lawmakers also said the more proactive approach is an outgrowth of Powell's familiarity with the inner workings of Washington.
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To mitigate the spread and impact of malicious deepfakes, platforms must be required to play a more proactive role.
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Should those escalate and refugee numbers swell, then it may be forced to be more proactive in pressuring Haftar.
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"We are going to take a much more proactive role," Mr. Ackman said in a letter to his investors.
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How we get there continues to challenge and provoke us to be more thoughtful, more proactive and more creative.
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Better machine learning technology and artificial intelligence have also enabled us to be much more proactive in identifying abuse.
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"There's no question they have been more proactive, and that's part of Joe Lockhart's approach to it," Trotter said.
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For people who want a more proactive approach to spending and whittling down debt, there's You Need a Budget.
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"We're trying to be more proactive than most," Jersey City Mayor Steven Fulop said in an interview with CNBC.
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He has also been outspoken about the need for companies to be more proactive on social and governance issues.
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If I was a little more proactive, I could have made a second twitter just for posting bird things.
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But the next attorney general will likely face considerable pressure from activists to take more proactive steps as well.
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Ever since the Great Freezer Disaster of 2019, I've tried to be more proactive about consuming our frozen goodies.
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"Hopefully they'll frame the narrative better and be more proactive as new states take up the issue," Tusk said.
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Tapiero said he wishes government tourism agencies were more proactive in telling potential tourists what is and isn't legal.
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According to Campbell the Tesla incident demonstrates how large organizations could be taking more proactive steps to ensure security.
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I think that they just need to recognize it and be more proactive about ... KS: And communicate their values.
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We need to be more proactive to stop forcing the people who've been stalked to constantly alter their lifestyles.
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Sanches is the more proactive choice, linking to the front two, while Gomes is more experienced and more defensively reliable.
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The approach, she said, seemed fresher and more proactive than just issuing statements against offensive projects once they're already public.
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In the Dorsey interview, he goes on to say that Twitter needs to be more proactive about finding white nationalists.
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Which does rather throw a sickly cast o'er Rudd's call for internet companies to be more proactive in fighting terrorism.
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And thanks to the Internet, mobile apps and wearable devices, they're also more informed and more proactive about their health.
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But the new EU directive would pressure YouTube to be even more proactive about protecting itself from being held accountable.
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Unfortunately, in the day and age of social engineering and spear-phishing, antivirus needs to be a little more proactive.
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The Kenyan government, which established an ICT authority, is one of the continent's more proactive in supporting its tech ecosystem.
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THEY REALLY NEED TO BE MUCH MORE PROACTIVE IN STATING THEIR EXPECTATIONS ACROSS A RANGE OF BEHAVIORS TO THEIR EMPLOYEES.
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After the alleged groping, Dent said he took a more proactive approach to managing fans during the meet-and-greet.
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But Ross, a former steel industry investor and executive, has promised a more proactive Commerce Department than perhaps ever before.
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Her work is narrower, more proactive and far more joined up than before, says Phil Kay, Leicestershire's assistant chief constable.
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There needs to be more meaningful accountability and incentives for companies to be more proactive in securing their customers' data.
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In this view, if the U.S. ousted Gadhafi, Russian leadership could be next unless Moscow took a more proactive approach.
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Governments will probably need to be more proactive in deploying nuclear power, which is virtually carbon-free, many experts say.
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NBC's Stephanie Gosk asked West whether Uber could have been more proactive given reports over the years concerning fake drivers.
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Second, we need to be more proactive about the forthcoming risks to our democracy and spend less time looking back.
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As time rolls by, the company seems to be slowly getting more proactive, or at least more vocal about it.
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Charlie Baker broke with many powerful Republicans, calling for federal action to be more proactive in planning for climate change.
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When it comes to the kids' laundry, I could be more proactive, but instead I operate on my time scale.
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Europe has long been more proactive than other regions — including the United States — in passing laws that regulate the internet.
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Europe has long been more proactive than other regions — including the United States — in passing laws that regulate the internet.
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Public health groups and state officials have criticized big dating apps for not being more proactive about promoting sexual health.
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For example, like one of our recent priorities has been to shift to be more proactive about enforcing our rules.
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Underwriters are also getting more proactive in looking for red flags that could signal harassment or other forms of discrimination.
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The experience had another beneficial effect for Mr. Colombotos: It pushed him to be more proactive in his dating life.
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Sofosbuvir, among other treatments, opens up an entirely new vision of "cure" in cancer, more proactive than our previous conceptions.
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He commanded bishops to be more proactive in facing down the scourge of narcotics and denounced gangs as dealers of death.
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So it's likely that communities could start being more proactive in hunting them without risking an imbalance of the surrounding ecosystem.
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"A more proactive approach to dealing with legacy issues would help prepare the banking system for new challenges," the IMF said.
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The Blast reported that Jamie and Lynne have discussed her recent decision to take a more proactive role in Britney's conservatorship.
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China has said it will pursue a more proactive fiscal policy this year as the world's second-largest economy further slows.
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A sign of this more proactive approach: Kavanaugh's decision to give the Judiciary Committee his calendars from the summer of 1982.
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"If they're going to market themselves as 'we can make you successful,' then maybe they should be more proactive," she says.
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The study, researchers said, will hopefully caution governments to be more proactive in helping to ensure water safety for their citizens.
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That means both covering the menial parts of arranging meetings and coordination, and the more proactive side of engaging existing leads.
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However, the company is getting more proactive after announcing back in January that it would be issuing "long overdue" harassment fixes.
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The meeting highlights tech companies' recent efforts to be more proactive with governments' use of their sites to achieve political goals.
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John Montgomery, executive vice president of brand safety at GroupM, a major media buying agency, welcomed the more proactive moderation stance.
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Companies are also becoming more proactive about launching their own internal investigations before news of bad behavior gets into the press.
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"Treasurer Horn could have been more proactive from day one in developing a relationship with Peabody," says County Commissioner Tim Corrigan.
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Mr. Trump has stressed that he will use America's military power as means of compellence which is more proactive than deterrence.
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To combat this narrative, Schwartz said the company will be looking to be more proactive with its marketing and media relations.
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But it could also take more proactive measures to alert storage users about what information they've exposed to the whole internet.
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A less litigious relation between both partners could pave the way for more proactive talks with creditors, the first person said.
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It suggests UN entities take a more proactive approach in setting standards for respectful behavior through workplace civility and training programs.
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" "In the past we didn't focus as much on these issues as we needed to, but we're now much more proactive.
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Other government agencies, such as the Department of Irrigation, also have become more proactive this year in issuing warnings and alerts.
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A senior member of Huawei's public relations team told Reuters the firm was taking a more proactive approach to U.S. attacks.
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In the past we didn't focus as much on these issues as we needed to, but we're now much more proactive.
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In turn, I became more proactive about eliminating unnecessary stress from my life—at least as much as I could control.
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"We want to continue to use the data we have to offer more proactive insights into highest impact problems," he said.
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"Tali's stuff is nicer than mine, so it sold faster, but I've been more proactive about selling it," Rabbi Scheer said.
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The latest dismal data reinforced expectations that Beijing would take more proactive measures to shore up the world's second-largest economy.
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The fact that those things did occur, however, means that Facebook needs to be much more proactive in fixing such problems.
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In a sense, the mandate is even more on the likely vulnerable patient to be even more proactive as a result.
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And a more proactive approach can help troopers overcome a reluctance by local police agencies to seek help, Mr. Coots said.
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At the time, Mike Rizzo, the general manager, said the team did so to adopt a more proactive and preventive approach.
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Steelmakers have called on more proactive support for the export business, with Chen Ying, the general manager of Jiangsu Shagang 002075.
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We've talked about checking on open tabs on different devices, but you can be more proactive about this if you want.
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The second is giving people more proactive help with a personalized Google Assistant that better anticipates your needs throughout the day.
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"In the future, robots will provide a more proactive, empathetic, and personalised user experience," said Colin Angle, CEO of investor iRobot.
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"We are going to be more proactive to make sure we are saying as much information as possible," Mr. Rebello said.
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Maybe I would have trusted myself more, leaned on my mom and sisters more, or sought validation in a more proactive way.
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"Kendra's personality is much more proactive and commanding, but Hank has a quiet strength," a source close to the couple tells PEOPLE.
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At AU, a politically active school in the nation's capital, the administration's response has been more proactive than most — at least recently.
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As part of a series of updates now in beta testing, Microsoft has made Cortana "more proactive when it comes to reminders".
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Jeremy Farrar, director of the Wellcome Trust medical charity, said the WHO "should be congratulated for being far more proactive" this time.
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Rather, the government needs to become much more proactive in defending the economic losers from globalization as well as promoting the winners.
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SWEDBANK INVESTOR LANNEBO SAYS BANK CEO COULD HAVE BEEN MORE PROACTIVE IN INFORMING MARKET ABOUT ALLEDGED LINKS TO BALTIC MONEY-LAUNDERING SCANDAL
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The report recommended the National Park Service should be more proactive about removing "dead and dying timber" in the park, he said.
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Taking a more proactive approach to fiscal policy would ensure a more effective response when consumer spending falls and companies reduce hiring.
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You can avoid these chemicals by being more proactive, instead of trusting that the items you purchase have passed stringent safety measures.
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The idea here is to put more technology behind the search for counterfeits, in order to become more proactive instead of reactive.
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The Swiss government could overcome many of these hurdles by taking a more proactive role in developing a fintech community modeling London.
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I would love to see the health care community step up and say let's be more proactive about dealing with leftover medication.
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"It definitely feels like they're around more, paying attention more, and instead of being reactionary they are being more proactive," Blevins said.
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With his guidance, the tech and media industries are taking a more proactive role in combating hate and extremists on their platforms.
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In a field that is growing increasingly crowded, the CSIS commission will stand apart by offering more proactive military approaches to CVE.
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But the Fed shows no interest in taking the more proactive approach to policy that Trump would like to help outflank China.
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During one meeting with Cabinet officials, Obama grew furious at his team's handling of the matter and insisted they be more proactive.
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The European Union Aviation Safety Agency recently said it would take a more proactive role in evaluating Boeing's next jet, the 777X.
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While Zayed favored dialogue, quiet diplomacy and non-entanglement in the quarrels of other states, his successors are more proactive and daring.
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Studies show they're onto something — people who wake up early are able to be more proactive and take charge of their life.
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While many pilots in the United States are still committed to the plane, they are pushing for Boeing to be more proactive.
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Season 2 is more about asking questions of Shadow, because he's got to become more proactive, and concentrating on the gods themselves.
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Vijaya Gadde: I think one of the things that we're focused on, as Kayvon mentioned, is being more proactive on the health side.
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We are teaching the T cells, the lymphocytes, multiple cells to be more proactive in cleaning up the cancer cells in the brain.
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Prime Minister: 'I want more proactive coordination' Sharif, a Lahore native, condemned the blast and met with law enforcement and intelligence officials Monday.
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But it does suggest that we should expand our idea of who can develop the condition and be more proactive about preventing it.
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I wanted to be more proactive as opposed to reactive, so I tried to find a position where I was really supporting students.
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While manufacturers were expanding alternative protein portfolios, 56% of those companies were responding to consumer demand rather than taking a more proactive approach.
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Now, with international markets in crisis, McTeer says Fed chair Janet Yellen needs to take a more proactive approach in addressing global concerns.
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COULD YOU HAVE BEEN MORE PROACTIVE WITH HELPING TO SORT OUT THE SALES PRACTICE SCANDAL EVEN IF IT WAS NOT DIRECTLY YOUR RESPONSIBILITY?
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These common-sense measures would also encourage operators to be more proactive in correcting these hazards before an accident, injury or fatality occurs.
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They are to press our political representatives to help out our devastated Caribbean neighbors and to be more proactive in fighting climate change.
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As the demographics of the game changed in recent years, however, players began to be more vocal, and front offices became more proactive.
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Does this open the door for a more proactive effort by the US-led coalition to protect Syrian civilians from the Assad regime?
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We believe the audit committee should have taken a more proactive role in identifying the risks associated with the 737 Max 8 aircraft.
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The three companies said they've been working closely with outside cyber firms and intelligence officials to be more proactive about assessing these threats.
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Gov. Andrew Cuomo emphasized New York State's dire need for ventilators and criticized the US government for not being more proactive in helping.
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Federer took a more proactive approach Sunday, driving his backhand for much of the match instead of relying on his more neutral slice.
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However, Canada and major Latin American countries, through the Lima Group, are being more proactive in their efforts to find a peaceful exit.
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Facebook was praised by some experts, including Boston University Law School professor Danielle Citron, for becoming more proactive and receptive to outside input.
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For example, we should be more proactive rather than waiting until children are often officially poisoned above action levels before remediation is required.
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I was shocked at the information I didn't know and felt guilty that I hadn't been more proactive in learning about the disease.
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And with the microscope on their every move, some in the Republican Conference are taking a more proactive approach to demonstrate their loyalty.
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Amazon wants its Alexa virtual assistant to become more proactive and anticipate a user&aposs needs before they ask, said two company executives.
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After all, the science seems to be on their side: Studies boast that early birds are more agreeable, more proactive, happier, and healthier.
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Consumers will have to take a more proactive role in seeking out women-led projects, from studio films to indie projects to TV shows.
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Awareness often inspires progress, and it is clear that millennials are taking a more proactive approach to saving for their future than previous generations.
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JPL took steps to improve quality and management has become more proactive about maintaining standards as part of the resolution of the USFDA issues.
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OCC is working to "increase our resiliency by being more proactive to address these issues before they become major challenges," Prosperi said by telephone.
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"Economic growth in China is slowing and you're starting to see the government more proactive in terms of trying to provide stimulus," she added.
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What they're saying: Jennings is among the policy experts arguing that employers have a strong incentive to get more proactive about cost control now.
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In that hearing, Warner and others will press the platforms to be more proactive and transparent with foreign accounts and bots in the future.
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Both candidates do indeed have spotless pro-choice voting records, but Clinton has been much more proactive on reproductive health and women's rights issues.
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Paul made moves and played a more proactive game, but in the process, he cultivated a culture in the House that was unnecessarily cruel.
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"Our findings support the need for more proactive mitigation measures to keep global temperature rise well below 2°C," Yumashev said in a statement.
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And that might make companies more proactive in reporting and stopping bad shipments, since they'll know that it won't necessarily get them into trouble.
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"Healthcare providers need to be more proactive because when women report no barrier, it may not be that they don't encounter barriers," Kim added.
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I think it's time for people to act and do something more proactive than what's going on and that's what people have to do.
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The government has pledged to adopt a more proactive employment policy this year as it needs to create 15 million new jobs in 2019.
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Research shows that early risers are more proactive than night owls, they're more agreeable and conscientious, and they're happier than people who sleep in.
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Where the two aforementioned Brazilians were passive counter fighters, McGregor is more proactive, making his opponent fight back against his pressure and then countering.
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Anecdotally, many laboratory leaders have observed that male students tend to be more proactive about negotiating their position in the author list than women.
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A more proactive approach would have saved countless lives and would have minimized the resulting threats these circumstances almost always present to global security.
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Some believe the trend may stem from the radars they're exposed to fighter-jet cockpits, and they want the military to be more proactive.
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Likewise, it gives providers the opportunity to empower their patients to be more proactive as well, including being educated on healthcare issues like Zika.
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We believe wild horse protection is synonymous with good management and we hope for a more proactive and protective posture from the agency's leadership.
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The ruling Communist Party's Politburo said on Friday it would step up macroeconomic policy adjustments and pursue more proactive fiscal policy, state media reported.
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She will lead what is expected to be a massive, coordinated operation designed to channel Sanders' grassroots support into more proactive volunteer-initiated activities.
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Levey said he hoped that the study could lead to even more proactive outcomes, including early genetic testing to determine someone's susceptibility to anxiety.
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The company has also suggested that the government should be more proactive in setting expectations on speech and harmful content for social media companies.
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However, a top Federal Reserve official has warned that regulators need to become more proactive in addressing the threats posed by new financial entrants.
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The European Union Aviation Safety Agency, for example, has said it will take a more proactive role in evaluating Boeing's next jet, the 777X.
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His shift effectively makes him more proactive, legislatively, on the issue — and would, if it eventually gets through Congress, upend decades of federal drug policy.
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Venter wants HLI to create the world's most important database for interpreting the genetic code, so he can make healthcare more proactive, preventative and predictive.
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"I think there's the possibility of insurance playing increasingly, especially in these kinds of disasters, a more proactive, value-adding community societal system," he said.
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"We would love to see that interest materialize, and in a more proactive, public effort," Mr. Newsom said in an interview with Bloomberg on Saturday.
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It's a much more proactive approach than Facebook has ever taken before, but it also puts Facebook dangerously into the territory of censoring its users.
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Petcube says it is also developing tools for behavior diagnostics, which could help owners be more proactive about the health of their pet while away.
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Company officials say they are taking a more proactive approach to removing hate speech rather than only waiting for posts to be reported by users.
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"We are going to take a much more proactive role at the company (VRX) to protect and maximize the value of our investment," Ackman said.
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Other companies are taking more proactive measures to engage President Trump and his administration, conveying their message through cable news shows watched by the president.
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Accordingly, the doctrine calls for the Pentagon to engage in more proactive information sharing with civilian authorities at home, requiring a decreased reliance on classification.
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Facebook currently depends on artificial intelligence to be more proactive in other areas that affect its users' safety, such as with its suicide prevention tool.
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Restrictions contribute to the falling number of abortions, but so do more proactive actions like sex education and more robust reproductive health programs, Nash said.
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"I joined Heal to create purposeful innovation that will make the Heal experience even more proactive, precise and powerful," said Bhavini Sonjei, in a statement.
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"The Committee urges Ofgem to be faster and more proactive in using its extensive powers to protect consumers from overcharging in the future," it said.
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What Access Now suggests is that these services should be more proactive in offering other forms of multi-factor authentication, like an app-based solution.
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The group said that Clinton has been significantly more proactive when it comes to issues of reproductive health and women's rights and has spearheaded legislation.
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In the meantime, the FDA plans to start being more proactive in enforcing homeopathic products that fall under its priorities outlined in the new policy.
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While they waited, some passengers wondered why the cruise line had not been more proactive about identifying sick people at the beginning of their voyage.
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It also, potentially, signals to worried Trader Joe's customers that the chain is being more proactive in preventing the spread of the illness than competitors.
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I might advise you toward more proactive disclosure if Joe was facing a serious inherited illness, but that doesn't seem to be the case here.
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"As people become more proactive about their own health, there is considerable opportunity to introduce new products, services, and ways of conducting business," she said.
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While there are several causes for these discrepancies, it is inescapable that a primary reason is that women are much more proactive about their health.
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"In general, I think we are going to move towards more proactive review with more A.I. tools to help flag problematic content," he told Sen.
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The idea, says co-founder and CEO Taavi Tamkivi, is to move AML beyond just compliance to something more proactive that actually does defeat crime.
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Of course, getting banks to be more proactive about monitoring and reporting social media scams is a monetization opportunity for ZeroFox, which licenses its detection algorithm.
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But the official, who declined to be identified, said Tehran expected Europe to be more proactive in explaining its stance should the United States pull out.
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And that earlier political pressure on encryption morphed into calls for social media firms to be more proactive about removing terrorist content from their public channels.
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Again, a more proactive approach at identifying and firing those officers demonstrably unsuited to remain police would make tremendous strides toward re-establishing trust with communities.
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The snag is that a more proactive British state will need to spend a lot more on such initiatives if they are to make a mark.
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One of its big investors, Bill Ackman, said he is still confident in Valeant and he plans to be more proactive in his dealings with it.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China set a 2019 budget deficit target that's higher than last year's ratio and said its fiscal policy would be more "proactive and effective".
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Many Republicans have been much more proactive about building a party that would allow for Trump to be up top and then facilitating his political standing.
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But engineers say bigger and more proactive investments into drainage and hill stabilization - changes sketched out after the 1803 floods - could have stemmed this month's losses.
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A more proactive, comprehensive approach of identifying and supporting our troubled students can serve as a roadmap to prevent violence both in schools and in society.
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"At all these stages of—let's call it a heart failure patients 'career'—they make decisions towards a more proactive or less proactive path," he said.
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Reporters at the conference asked whether Google planned to take a more proactive approach by having employees actively identify content not necessarily found through these filters.
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William Kaderly told the Post that investigators were "frustrated" that UPS was not more proactive in its efforts to stop the illicit activity that officials suspected.
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The more proactive among these bandits are even starting to think outside the box, tailgating delivery trucks to steal parcels as soon as they've been delivered.
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Airlines also say they have become more proactive about offering travelers the opportunity to change their flights without penalty if bad weather is in the forecast.
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In order for Alexa to be more proactive, it needs to know why you&aposre asking a question or making a request in the first place.
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But there may be a more proactive role to be played, one that is not entirely predicated on a country's willingness to accept post-disaster relief.
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She said the government needed to be "more proactive", and to seize opportunities from China's Belt and Road push to extend trade and transport networks to Europe.
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Photo: AppleApple says the Shortcut Apps was designed to make Siri more proactive, so that it can offer up useful suggestions without even needing you to ask.
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Although we don't know when to expect California's powerful quake, communities are starting to become more proactive about protecting their citizens and infrastructures from these natural disasters.
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The new "Terms and Conditions" for developers partnering with the App Store will face much more proactive vetting, including individual review of apps deployed under the certificate.
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Sometime between the 11th and 13th centuries, villagers took a more proactive approach, a team of U.K. researchers wrote this week in the Journal of Archeological Science.
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Berlin will almost certainly be pushed to run a more proactive fiscal policy by incoming European Central Bank chief Christine Lagarde, when she takes over in November.
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Washington state is taking an even more proactive approach: last year, it passed legislation that requires solar panel manufacturers to have a recycling plan for their products.
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China is also applying this power in more proactive ways than ever before, to exert influence and interfere in the domestic policy and politics of our country.
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I thought tweeting pictures would be a more proactive approach to tolerating the distress of what was going on in the neighborhood, and I'm glad I did.
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"A lot of the performers are getting naked," she said and confessed that the profusion of photographers has caused her to be more proactive with their management.
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Lawmakers will likely press Zuckerberg on what he plans to do to be more proactive with harm assessment, risk mitigation, and addressing problems before it's too late.
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"This is an issue I take very seriously," said Sandberg, whose first book, Lean In, advised women to be more proactive at work to advance their careers.
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Everyone gets sick of hiding in the shadows, even Scorpios; big career moves that force them to take on more proactive roles may be on the horizon.
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By deriving and pooling individual risks, the relative threat to communities can be evaluated: encouraging high-risk communities to take more immediate and more proactive preventive action.
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Cuomo has criticized the US government for not being more proactive in sending more ventilators to the state, which has become the epicenter of the US outbreak.
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Over the past year or so, YouTube CEO Susan Wojcicki has been more proactive, in response to a massive swell of backlash from lawmakers and the public.
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This is not to downplay the flu; that disease is still an annual blight we could be even more proactive about fighting (annual flu shots are important!).
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"Instead of going to those meetings and having a food fight about steel tariffs, we wanted a more proactive, consensus-driven trade policy," the administration official said.
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Instead, she prefers "preventative healthcare," which is a term and approach places like Stanford WELL also use to describe a more proactive, lifestyle-based approach to healthcare.
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But even as job boards take on other services and companies seek more proactive recruiting methods, it doesn't mean that the job board itself will go extinct.
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Last year, Google trialled a more proactive approach, according to Mike Blumenthal, a Google top contributor and co-founder of Local U, a conference series on internet marketing.
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Instead, Cortana will be successful if you use it for current habits and to build new ones, like speech on the desktop and accepting a more proactive Cortana.
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But after years of collecting data from users, Google and other tech companies are starting to be more and more proactive about the way they influence our lives.
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But, when it comes to his own property in Ireland, a golf course and resort in the small town of Doonbeg, the President took a more proactive approach.
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If these individuals feel the desire to be more proactive, and many of them don't, they may be quite powerful voices in mentoring future generations against violent paths.
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The exchange is also hoping that metal market players might embrace a voluntary reporting system for potentially warrantable metal as the broader regulatory environmental stimulates more proactive compliance.
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Facebook said that the change was meant to increase well-being among users, offering a more proactive way to build a community and positive sentiment across the network.
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Ackman sent an email to investors on Tuesday saying the board of his Pershing Square Holdings will take a more proactive role at Valeant given the new guidance.
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Twitter, together with Google and Facebook, are under pressure to be more proactive in tackling fake news aimed at eroding democratic processes and stoking social and political tensions.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - Germany's interior minister visited Facebook's offices in Berlin on Monday and said it should be more proactive in removing forbidden content from its social network platform.
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It ends a busy couple of years for Carbonite as the company has moved away from a traditional data backup business to a more proactive, defensive security company.
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Climate change experts say a more proactive approach to emergency preparedness is necessary, including a better understanding of how global warming and sea level rising are affecting storms.
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As Trump continues to express his frustration with the Iran deal, Prince Mohammed may push for a more proactive effort by the U.S. to roll back Iran's influence.
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It also calls upon institutions to be more proactive in creating an inclusive and diverse culture for women — most notably women of color, who experience harassment more often.
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In order to turn failure into success, anyone and everyone with hiring and funding power in technology needs to be more proactive about recruiting and hiring diverse people.
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Recipe for Change and similar programs, including the Cook County Sherriff's garden that operates across the street and provides the kitchen with ingredients, take a more proactive approach.
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"You could say Singaporeans are even more proactive than the Chinese" in building ties between the two countries, said Mr. Chan of the Teochow Poit Ip Clan Association.
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And prosecutors in San Francisco and San Diego have been more proactive, with both cities planning to automatically dismiss misdemeanor convictions and to reduce felony convictions to misdemeanors.
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Until there is more research into what is causing the increase in colorectal cancers, Ms. Siegel encourages younger people to be more proactive about identifying signs early on.
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I believe that everyone has the power to become more proactive in whatever role they may have and that everyone can learn how to be a better leader.
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Shankar called Kent Key, in Flint, and he mentioned his idea for a program to help the city's youth take a more proactive role in the water crisis.
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This year, there has been a more proactive and intensive training program, both on the new app and the new reporting process, led by the Iowa Democratic Party.
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He felt he and other lawmakers were taking a more proactive approach to preventing gun tragedies rather than only acting in the immediate aftermath of a mass shooting.
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In one study, a biologist found that early risers are better positioned for business success because they are more proactive and their routines sync with common corporate schedules.
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There's also fire modeling, weather stations, the prepositioning of fire equipment, as well as utilities taking more proactive steps to turn off electrical grids during extreme fire danger conditions.
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Highlights included: - Lam told Reuters that "In my view we need a more proactive government", saying that "government will need to go beyond providing services and be a regulator".
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The Blast, who first broke the news of the filing, report that Jamie and Lynne have discussed her recent decision to take a more proactive role in Britney's conservatorship.
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The union, representing more than 16,500 Border Patrol agents, is hopeful the administration's more proactive stance on border security will increase morale and the ability to enforce immigration law.
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U.K. Home Secretary Amber Rudd is holding talks with several major internet companies today to urge them to be more proactive about tackling the spread of extremist content online.
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The bottom line: A mix of Trump's rhetoric, his administration's aggressive policies, and Democrats' leftward march on health care has forced Republicans to become more proactive on drug prices.
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The leaders pledged to push forward supply-side reform, expand aggregate demand and take a more proactive fiscal policy approach, while continuing with coal and steel capacity reduction efforts.
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S&P said it would raise the rating if it saw evidence that efforts point to more proactive fiscal and public policies that result in a lower debt burden.
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Instead, the new lock screen is more proactive — the phone comes on automatically when you lift it up, showing you all of your notifications and missed messages right away.
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Hughes said he believes the "tragic events in New Zealand are going to be in many ways a catalyst" for companies to be more proactive against white nationalist content.
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Kerry is just the latest in a long line of senior U.S. officials from successive administrations to arrive in Beijing seeking a more proactive Chinese role on North Korea.
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Startups may be able to provide established insurance companies like State Farm, Allstate and Farmers with technology that will allow them to become more proactive in their policy planning.
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After an unprecedented crackdown on the Twitter-like service Weibo in 2012, when the government closed down comments for three days, China's censorship became more proactive rather than reactive.
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The overriding message of the report is that the SSA needs to be more proactive about informing claimants that Social Security benefits can be a hedge against longevity risk.
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The company says it wants to figure out how to be more proactive — today, the majority is not flagged by technology (only 38% is), but by reports from users.
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In his book "The Left Nation," Mr. Tabery argues that the Czech Republic needs a more proactive, cooperative foreign policy that will push the country farther into the West.
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"Moving forward, now that we've seen the impact and the benefit of that approach, we'll probably be more proactive in identifying certain shows [for the staggered rollout]," Riegg said.
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"It's clear that to remain germane in our communities," he added, "we have to be much more proactive, and that certainly is not just marketing but content and governance."
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READ: Facebook just gave the green light to politicians to lie in their ads Company officials also trumpeted their more proactive defense against covert influence campaigns using fake accounts.
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EPA needs to change course on this now, and ensure the rule offers a more proactive approach to prevent disasters, rather than just improving response after they have happened.
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"We could see this going in so many different directions where Alexa can think ahead for you and kind of be a little bit more proactive on your behalf."
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Henceforth, the Media Leaks Task Force's main mission would be to take "more proactive actions to undermine future and recurring false narratives" by Snowden, as one NSA official wrote.
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Stopping global warming obviously requires every nation to take action, not just the US. And here, the Obama administration has played a more proactive role than is often acknowledged.
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The legislation also aims to make the Defense Department's acquisition system more proactive, agile, transparent and innovative, committee aides said, noting that further measures would be proposed in coming years.
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"We started talking about promoting bills and legislation that's more proactive, protecting the rights we already have, and that gave me this sense of hope going forward," she tells me.
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Glass Lewis recommended the defeat of Kellner, head of Boeing's audit committee, because of concerns that the committee "should have taken a more proactive role" identifying the 737 Max risks.
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That's on Facebook, and it's clear the company needs to be more proactive about explaining its privacy settings and rules to people so they don't have to hunt for them.
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Those comments, on June 4, were interpreted as a sign the central bank would take a more proactive, rather than reactive, approach to interest rate cuts, with two cuts expected.
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China will also adopt a more proactive fiscal policy, including potential tax cuts on a larger scale, state-run Xinhua News Agency reported on Sunday, citing Finance Minister Liu Kun.
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Rachio has the ability to save homeowners cash on utility bills, but more importantly it allows customers to be more proactive in utilizing natural resources in a more responsible manner.
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Paul Vallely, a retired major general in the U.S. Army, also said he is supporting Trump and advocates for a more proactive approach against Islamic extremism and cooperation with Russia.
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This is part of a broader challenge for us at Facebook to be more proactive about protecting our community from harm and taking a broader view of our responsibility overall.
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Those checks include more "proactive detection" by Facebook's AI-powered tools that can automatically detect some types of rule-breaking content before it's reported, and tougher rules for groups moderators.
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Byres offered a brighter assessment of the sector, however, suggesting it was generally more compliant with regulations since the global financial crisis and more proactive in weeding out poor practices.
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Aside from a more proactive Shadow, they've also changed the face of the Technical Boy from online troll to the kind of social media personality who's taking over the internet.
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"The message for doctors is that we need to be more proactive about asking patients about things going on in their lives and the different therapies they're using," Steinman said.
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Although many clubs and organizations began mobilizing themselves this year in an effort to be more proactive surrounding the fentanyl crisis, ANKORS began taking steps at Shambhala Music Festival 2015.
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Even more recently, in the wake of several incidents in which measurable real-life harm have been attributed to YouTube's influence, the company has taken an even more proactive stance.
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But while rules are rather reactive in nature and force drivers to drive safely to avoid punishment, IoT can play a more proactive role in helping drivers adopt safe habits.
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Analysts said the cut, while modest, may be a sign the central bank is turning more proactive, following a slew of downbeat economic data suggest more stimulus is needed soon.
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Because the military is very structured, they'll need to learn to be more proactive in civilian life and take more control over their career and financial well being, Sweet said.
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BERLIN, Aug 29 (Reuters) - The German government wants Facebook to be more proactive in monitoring and, if necessary, removing forbidden as well as offensive content from its social network platform.
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In a 2017 interview with Teen Vogue, Newman admitted she would have been more proactive about retaining the term if she had known what the internet was going to do.
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"We are going to take a much more proactive role at the company to protect and maximize the value of our investment," he said in a note to investors Tuesday.
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She said Amnesty and Airwars' latest findings make an overwhelming case that the U.S. must take a far more proactive role in understanding the true costs of its operations there.
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For example, Adam Mosseri, the vice president of product management, said last week that the company would take a more proactive approach to hoaxes, but only because of user feedback.
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This increasing scrutiny, which tacitly acknowledges that Europe's more proactive regulators were perhaps right all along, is helping unleash a wave of tech startups at the expense of big tech.
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The more proactive Google Assistant and more accessible Google Fit are the two biggest updates in the new Wear OS, but there are a couple of smaller ones worth mentioning.
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The general takeaway from the lengthy Facebook post is that the social network plans to be more proactive in identifying and removing fake news articles from users' feeds moving forward.
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More proactive security forces, borne of a generational shift to younger leaders, have been credited with denying the Taliban any major new gains at a crucial time of peace negotiations.
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LONDON, May 16 (Reuters) - The head of Brazil's state-controlled oil giant Petrobras has called in an international consultancy firm to make middle management at the scandal-hit firm more proactive.
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And Swiping right will call up the Google Assistant, which has been enhanced to be smarter and more proactive about providing you with tips like traffic alerts and potential flight delays.
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Some doctors are embracing that trend, as it allows medical experts to be more proactive with patients, helping to keep them healthy rather than just treating them when they get sick.
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But I have an underlying worry about where this is all going: as Android grows more proactive and assistive, I fear it might end up alienating its more technically inclined users.
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Goodman got himself back into in-person therapy as he was living with depression at the time and said he realised he needed to be "more proactive" about his mental health.
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They are also not sudden actions: today's news comes nearly a year after the government first started to talk about how it needed to get more proactive in cyber security defence.
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"CLEAR DIRECTION OF TRAVEL" Berlin will almost certainly be pushed to run a more proactive fiscal policy by incoming European Central Bank chief Christine Lagarde, when she takes over in November.
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Islamic funds have predominantly followed passive filters that exclude sectors such as alcohol and gambling, but environmental, social and governance (ESG) criteria could see them take a more proactive investment approach.
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Swiping — now part of our muscle memory, thanks to iPhone and iPad — also plays a more proactive role in watchOS 3 as it is the case for the revamped launch screen.
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"The hope is that she can contribute, in her own way, to a shift towards a more proactive fiscal policy in Berlin," Frederik Ducrozet, a strategist at Pictet Wealth Management said.
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Specific to our community, the fact is that we are having this resurgence, where we do need to be more proactive about our own community, being vocal about the specific needs.
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And he made repeated trips to Puerto Rico in the aftermath of Hurricane Maria, trying to establish a response to the catastrophic storm that was more proactive than the federal government's.
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The current imbroglio between state governments and DHS over voting systems being designated as critical infrastructure misses an opportunity for more proactive partnership between states and the feds on cyber security.
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Last year, Newcastle Student Union started selling DIY drug checking kits in a bid to encourage undergrads to take a more proactive approach to harm reduction when they're on the sesh.
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It needs to be a lot smarter; it needs to know a lot more about me, my family, and our habits; and it needs to be more proactive with its assistance.
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He added that a good advisor should be more proactive than reactive — a skill likely to become even more important if significant changes to the tax code are written into law.
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"And, if you want to be more proactive, you can join the efforts of a nonprofit that's hands-on in helping with the recovery and make your trip a volunteering vacation."
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While the app is centered around passive recommendations for now, it's not difficult to imagine a future version of the app incorporating more proactive suggestions, much like Google Now's predictive notifications.
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We are already seeing a move to more proactive deal-flow practices; understanding and taking more control over the source of deal flow from universities is another option toward this end.
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Gif: Salesforce The field service industry has been talking for years about using IoT data from the field to deliver more proactive service and automate the customer service and repair process.
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It also said the ONS needed a culture shift to become more proactive about addressing short-comings and said Britain was lagging other countries such as Canada in its economics data.
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The experience of these other democracies should inspire America to break from its voter-initiated system and assume a more proactive role in growing and updating the pool of eligible voters.
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The president of the United States should be an international and national leader, but Trump's tardy declaration followed aggressive action by prime ministers and American governors who were much more proactive.
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This strike sent five key messages — messages that point toward Israel adopting a more proactive strategy in confronting the threats posed by the Assad regime and its partners, Iran and Hezbollah.
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Withdrawing from the Paris climate deal will earn the president bad reviews from allies in France and Germany who have urged Trump to take a more proactive approach to climate change.
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I don't think that any of those tasks really consumed a lot of mental bandwidth in the first place, but Google says it has more proactive experiences planned for the future.
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"The hope is that she can contribute, in her own way, to a shift toward a more proactive fiscal policy in Berlin," Frederik Ducrozet, a strategist at Pictet Wealth Management said.
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"The time had come for the organization to make a more proactive statement," said Peter L. Rousseau, the chairman of the economics department at Vanderbilt University and the association's secretary-treasurer.
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The ECB "is taking a more proactive approach, rather than the wait-and-see approach you're seeing from the Fed," said Minh Trang, senior foreign exchange trader at Silicon Valley Bank.
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We need a much more proactive national security strategy that reduces these threats before they rise to a level where it feels like we need to pull for a division of marines.
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To foster this more proactive mood, Prime Minister Matteo Renzi — who has seen "Quo Vado?" with his family — last year introduced labor-market legislation known as the Jobs Act (in English, mysteriously).
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The goal is to apply pressure on the only entities that can stop it — the large email providers like Google and Microsoft that could create more proactive defensive measures to protect users.
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In some cases, engineers are taking a more proactive approach to green waves by adding sensors into the system that can register cars and-or bikes and dynamically generate favorable light patterns.
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But given the harm that a malicious actor can play with the vast amounts of data these companies have, it's clear that they need to be more proactive in protecting their customers.
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State regulators have become more proactive in recent months toward utility mergers and acquisitions, intervening in deals as they seek to protect local markets amid tough operating conditions for the power industry.
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The addition of the feature is clearly a response to such pushback and an attempt for Amazon to let users be a bit more proactive about controlling how Amazon treats their conversations.
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That means monetary policy will likely become more accommodative, and fiscal policies focusing on infrastructure investment and lifting rural consumption will "play a more proactive role" in supporting growth, according to Citi.
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And I think this underscores the attacks that our community and our service face, and the need to keep on investing heavily in security and being more proactive about protecting our community.
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If it can get a handle on how to actually quantify "healthy conversation," then it may finally be able to make more proactive changes rather than just reacting to its worst offenders.
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The public transit is in dire needs of a more proactive approach that can allow for regular monitoring of key systems, so that maintenance needs can be addressed long before problems arise.
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"Ten years ago, we would have been more proactive in dealing with him at the start," said Officer Brad Yakots, a specialist in mental health issues who was called to the scene.
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"We are seeing a tide change in social media companies being more proactive, policing their own," Michael McGarrity, the FBI's assistant director for counterterrorism, said at a House Homeland Security Committee hearing.
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"We are seeing a tide change in social media companies being more proactive policing their own," Michael McGarrity, the FBI's assistant director for counterterrorism, said at a House Homeland Security Committee hearing.
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Jenny Yang, a former commissioner at the US Equal Employment Opportunity Commission now in private practice, suggested the judiciary be more "proactive" in assessing the extent of bad behavior and addressing it.
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Yet one would hope that, having found pervasive slimy tactics in a business in one major market, Google would have been more proactive about looking into the presence of those tactics elsewhere.
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For companies that are looking to be more proactive on this front, LinkedIn's also launching more online education classes related to diversity: on subjects like confronting bias, inclusive leadership and managing diversity.
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"The best way to keep these STDs from infecting more people is for people to get tested and for people to take a more proactive approach to their sexual health," Withers says.
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While consumers don't want brands to stop advertising amid the pandemic, they do want to see them shift their strategies to take a more proactive role against the spread of the virus.
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He cited the high rates at which people check their phones and noted that other countries are taking a more proactive approach than the U.S. to controlling kids' addictions to their devices.
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You will have the data you need to be more proactive with your career, whether that means spending less time on tasks that aren't fulfilling or looking for a new role altogether.
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While the party appears to be taking a more proactive approach in finding female candidates for office than it had prior to the last decade, Higgins acknowledged that it faces some challenges.
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He cited the high rates at which people check their phones and noted that other countries are taking a more proactive approach than the U.S. to controlling kids' addictions to their devices.
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"And we want to be a little bit more proactive and go on the offensive in terms of the markets where we go," added the managing director for the sport's commercial side.
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In the wake of critiques from some African Americans that a black woman can't win against the current president, she has also been more proactive than other candidates in going after Trump.
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And so Facebook has tried to become more proactive with its twice-a-month "Content Standards Forum" meetings, where new policies and changes to existing policies are developed, workshopped, and ultimately adopted.
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He said the Pentagon should be more proactive in tracking revenge porn and sexual harassment online, but he added that tech companies should also take responsibility for the content on their platforms.
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Advocates for sex abuse victims say Hunthausen could have done more to protect young parishioners, but they also credit him with being more proactive than his predecessors or other bishops around the country.
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"This is an important moment for people who want to know their genetic health risks and be more proactive about their health," Anne Wojcicki, 23andMe CEO and co-founder, said in a statement.
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Trump has grown increasingly angered by the slew of leaked reports that have marked almost every week of his presidency and has chided Sessions for not being more proactive in investigating possible leakers.
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Instagram hasn't seen as many "newsworthy" cases of online trolling and abuse, as compared with Twitter, but it's also being more proactive about rolling out new tools before it gets to that point.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China will adopt a more proactive employment policy this year as it needs to create 15 million new jobs in 2019, an official of the human resources ministry said on Wednesday.
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I know that a more proactive approach to addressing controversial topics would turn off certain readers, either because they disagree with the approach or simply want a more supportive haven for life advice.
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For many patients, though, reviewing records may make them more proactive about their health, said Daniel Walker, a family medicine researcher at Ohio State University in Columbus who wasn't involved in the study.
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"We firmly support the special administrative region government to adopt more proactive and more effective measures to solve the social problems," said Han, speaking at the Diaoyutai State Guesthouse in the Chinese capital.
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"The industry leaders, such as Amazon, are constantly adopting new security practices and becoming both more proactive in checking their software but also reactive as can be seen in this research," Ashbel said.
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Co-founders Sergey Brin and Larry Page disagreed over how to handle spam and hateful content in the early 2000s, with Brin favoring a hands-off approach and Page encouraging more proactive intervention.
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The campaign should have been far more proactive and upfront in explaining the email abuses, the Clinton Foundation's modus operandi, the Benghazi debacle (the hearings exonerated her, right?) and — will it never learn?
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The growth of index funds has been phenomenal, but Mr. Cernich expects that actively managed mutual funds will try to distinguish themselves and their returns by taking more proactive stances with public companies.
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So it came down to me being more proactive in my art, basing it more on love, joy, power, and all that shit they don't want us to have, see, or revel in.
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"Of course, the Trump administration should be a whole lot more proactive at making sure we have an accurate count, but we all know that they don't want an accurate count," said Vela.
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There are the jerseys and the ikebana displays, but also more proactive initiatives that involve raising money to save wild sea turtles, and a plan to plant trees based on in-game performance.
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"I think the royal family has been trying to figure out how to be more proactive in their relationship with the media," she said, noting that the family has its own YouTube channel.
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Just as it pays to consciously demonstrate one's own competence — by accepting challenging projects, say, or solving an issue without being asked — it helps to be more proactive, even strategic, about expressing warmth.
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And Callaway said the Mets hoped to be more proactive about Cespedes's playing time, perhaps scratching him just before a game if the team's training staff felt he was at risk of injury.
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They may not believe the Republican Party needs to be more proactive in reaching out to nonwhite voters, but they certainly believe the party shouldn't be doing anything to deliberately drive them away.
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Today, mental health is a vital concern for the African American community and I will be a voice in the community to take a more proactive role in making mental health a priority.
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Tauruses' moms can often get annoyed with their daughters' extremely chill attitudes, and when they do fight, their moms are usually begging them to be a little more proactive in life (and less high).
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Some of this is being initiated by the companies themselves, in some cases (such as in the UK, where RELX is based) there are government directives that are compelling organizations to become more proactive.
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OTA technology has been around for years as a way for mobile carriers to update settings on phones that are on their network, but it's taken a more proactive turn in more recent times.
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Here, the EU has been more proactive and ruled in favor of a right to be forgotten online, making it possible for EU citizens to prohibit their personal information from appearing on online searches.
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This effort is part of a broader challenge to rework much of how Facebook operates to be more proactive about protecting our community from harm and taking a broader view of our responsibility overall.
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"While [Evolution Championship Series] does not comment on security procedures (for obvious reasons), it's very clear that we need to be more proactive for 2019 and beyond," tournament organizer Joey Cuellar said on Twitter.
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Some colleges, such as the University of Manitoba and the University of Alberta, have been more proactive in reexamining their scholarships, creating policy that ensures new scholarships adhere to their respective human rights codes.
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To safeguard that opportunity, banks must be more proactive in defining a practical balance between consumers' strong desire for control over their personal data and digital brands' and data aggregators' demands for free rein.
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"I think it's time for the people there to probably act and do something a lot more proactive than what's going on and I do think that's something people have to do," he said.
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"What this would allow is U.S. forces to be more proactive in supporting conventional Afghan forces as they take the fight to the Taliban," the White House press secretary, Josh Earnest, said on Friday.
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The federal government should also be more flexible in granting state waivers and more proactive in helping states find new ways to coordinate care for "dual eligibles" — those who receive both Medicare and Medicaid.
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It added that some firms could improve the way they assess and record their lending decisions and could be more "proactive and consistent" in making exceptions to the responsible lending rules for existing customers.
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Yuri Milner is pushing forward with the hunt for intelligent alien life beyond our planet, and is investing another $100 million in a more proactive approach after putting up the original $100m last year.
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"There is a growing recognition that analytics have produced certain trends in the game that we may need to be more proactive about reversing," Manfred said last month in an interview with The Athletic.
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Others have suggested more proactive efforts, like investing in mental health counseling and peer mediation, practicing active shooter drills, and manning doors and hallways with teachers — not security guards — whom students know and trust.
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Lam's reluctance to take more proactive measures against China in the wake of the coronavirus has further hardened the opinion that she's taking orders from Beijing, and doing so at the expense of Hongkongers.
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In the United States, women are more proactive about seeking health care than men, and some small studies have found the generalization applies to Chinese students at universities in the United States, as well.
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We have a couple of underlying factors that are pushing societies to do more reforms and be more proactive and if you don't do the reforms properly you actually get populism as an outcome.
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Africa's other partners, including Europe as well as China and other emerging market economies, understand the opportunities and dynamism of the continent, and they have been more proactive in strengthening their relationships with Africa.
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What the airlines want to do, though, is extend their relationship with their customers beyond that initial booking experience and the flying experience, with more proactive services through its mobile apps and other touchpoints.
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The Republican lawmaker also said the group of nearly 160 members that includes 85033 of the 20 House chairmen "must become more vocal and visible" and had no alternative but to become more proactive.
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Central bank governor Zhou Xiaochuan said earlier that China still has more room and tools in its monetary policy to tackle downward pressure in the economy, and its fiscal policy will be more proactive.
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Tesla has taken a more proactive approach to building charging stations than any other automaker, and its consistent sales growth suggests that prospective customers have not been scared off by the existing charging infrastructure.
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On the new podcast, Van Susteren also talked about why she believes companies like Facebook and Twitter should get more proactive about controlling their platforms and not letting bad actors run away with them.
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APRA's move highlights the scrutiny regulators have come under recently to take a larger and more proactive role in cleaning up the country's financial sector after widespread wrongdoing was found by a year-long inquiry.
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Keeping your router secureYou can, if you want, just sit back and leave your home network security in the hands of your router, but we'd advise you to take a more proactive approach than that.
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"And, since customers can operate the biometric-based bag drop machine independently, we see a future where Delta agents will be freed up to seek out travelers and deliver more proactive and thoughtful customer service."
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We're making M more proactive right now, so for people who have M we've added the ability to connect your calendar to it so it can help you ahead of you knowing you need help.
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Faced with economic headwinds at home and abroad, Beijing is once again looking to stoke growth by loosening access to credit, cutting the reserve requirement ratios (RRR) for banks and promising more "proactive" fiscal policy.
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At the very least, while you work out that superstition, you can also be a bit more proactive by using a tool that will unearth money for you, like Credit Karma's new Unclaimed Money feature.
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Access Fund is being more proactive in educating indoor climbers about taking care of wilderness areas and protecting crags from erosion and pollution—for example, by setting up a booth at the Climbing Wall Summit.
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"It would be nice to assume that people are taking a more proactive approach in purchasing Narcan for themselves or family members, but hindsight is 20/20," says Tim Pierce, a Virginia Beach-based pharmacist.
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Social media companies have released some data about the manipulation of their platforms by foreign actors, but they must be more proactive in providing the public information about their technology, privacy policies, and business models.
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"Given recent events, I think Congress needs to reclaim its seat at the table, and this bill is a simple and effective way to give Congress a more proactive role in trade policy," Sanford said.
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Today's decision forces these communities and their allies to be even more proactive and vigilant in holding their States accountable and working to dismantle the obstacles they face in exercising the fundamental right to vote.
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We need a more proactive approach, where social platforms disclose broadly their data mining goals and policies and demonstrate that they are not violating the implicit intentions of users who entrusted them with their data.
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Tellingly, Facebook grew more proactive in Myanmar only after the United Nations and Western organizations accused it of having played a role in spreading the hate and misinformation that contributed to acts of ethnic cleansing.
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"When we're talking about a more proactive fiscal policy, we aren't talking about massive stimulus, nor do we want to incur financial risks, let alone getting the government to take care of everything," Liu said.
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China would also adopt a more proactive fiscal policy, including potential tax cuts on a larger scale, to safeguard economic growth, state-run Xinhua News Agency reported later on Sunday, citing Finance Minister Liu Kun.
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The DOJ also wants companies such as Facebook, Google and others to be more proactive about flagging images of children that may not be illegal but could signal potential abuses and or exploitative online activities.
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In the next few days, the President's political interests may dictate a far more proactive attitude, given that a crisis that rages out of control could taint his White House with a reputation for incompetence.
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Specifically, we need to focus our efforts on improved mitigation and resiliency — shifting away from reactive responses (though certainly not eliminating them) to more proactive measures that limit, and potentially prevent, losses in the future.
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They agreed that it should return to its role of managing the market - which it has effectively abandoned since 2014 - and become more proactive in anticipating changes in demand and supply patterns, the sources said.
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The United Nations Security Council decided last week to add 2,500 peacekeepers to the mission in Mali in order to "move to a more proactive and robust posture" in the fight against militancy, the resolution said.
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"The combination of a weaker U.S. dollar, higher commodity prices, low valuations and, significantly, more proactive policymaking across Asia, especially in China and Indonesia, has led to a resurgence in interest in Asian equities," HSBC said.
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"This effort is part of a broader challenge to rework much of how Facebook operates to be more proactive about protecting our community from harm and taking a broader view of our responsibility overall," Zuckerberg wrote.
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"We're seeing a reformulation of a lot of products, and this move back to basics is because Americans are just in general more proactive with their health," said Andrew Mandzy, director of strategic insights at Nielsen.
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With round tables, summit meetings and news releases falling on deaf ears, national advocacy groups are planning to fend off policies they consider hostile to Muslims with a more proactive strategy: driving up the Muslim vote.
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And Homeland Security officials said they were being more proactive in tracing the sources of foreign investor income, including establishing working relationships with Chinese government officials and conducting overseas visits to verify applicants' sources of income.
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MELBOURNE (Reuters) - Young tennis players need to be educated about the implications of match-fixing and the sport needs to be more proactive in talking about the issue, world number two Andy Murray said on Tuesday.
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The association has also become more proactive and inventive in its fund-raising efforts since the 2014 arrival of the Paris Opera's director Stéphane Lissner, who has sought private funding for a larger number of projects.
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It is hence necessary for us to rise to this position and engage with the world, owning up to our impact in it, in a more proactive way through this period full of turbulence and change.
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"We will implement an employment-first strategy and more proactive employment policies...and vigorously promote employment and entrepreneurship," Meng told a news conference on Sunday, adding that protecting jobs was fundamental to China's stable growth policy.
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"Financial services firms, large and small, need to take a good look at advancing careers of the best and brightest without regard to gender, and make efforts to be more proactive in promoting women," Sack added.
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She also affirmed the NSF's goal to be more proactive in documenting cases, disclosing that the agency was made aware of an university placing a faculty member on administrative leave pending an investigation just this past Thursday.
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A coalition is forming, a Blue America, and at least on climate change, it is going beyond mere resistance to a more proactive role, negotiating with the international community on its own behalf, like a separate nation.
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Bonnie Watson Coleman and Emanuel Cleaver sent a letter to Twitter Tuesday calling for the company to be more proactive in creating solutions and taking more immediate action to suspend account that spread racist and violent behavior.
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Facebook and YouTube say they are taking a much more proactive approach to removing problematic content, hiring more staff to address this worldwide, particularly those proficient in local languages, and developing algorithms to automatically flag violent posts.
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Funding is a major piece of the puzzle, since Democrats believe that the new administration's Justice Department will give states room to change voting laws, rather than take a more proactive role to challenge potentially discriminatory laws.
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In it, Princess Kate advocates for more conversation and understanding when it comes to the psychological well-being of young people — as well as less stigma around seeking help for children's mental health and more proactive parenting.
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Here are five ways to be more proactive in preventing future misconduct and supporting colleagues who may be experiencing harassment: It's easy to turn a blind eye to an incident when you feel you aren't directly involved.
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This means, then, that this incoming faction will face an enormous amount of pressure from female voters, who will expect them to be more proactive in their efforts to promote women's affairs than the outgoing women's faction.
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HOUSTON — The N.C.A.A. may soon take a more proactive role in using its power to withhold athletic events from states whose laws are seen as discriminatory, the chairman of the Division I board of directors said Thursday.
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"The Khashoggi issue cannot be easily swept under the rug and the crown prince has now realized that he needs a more proactive approach that embraces the need for some measure of accountability," he told CNBC Wednesday.
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I think that there will be additional laws creating responsibility for social networking, and social companies, and Internet companies overall to be more proactive in policing terrorism, or bullying, or hate speech, or different kinds of content.
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I think that there will be additional laws creating responsibility for social networking, and social companies, and internet companies overall to be more proactive in policing terrorism, or bullying, or hate speech, or different kinds of content.
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"In light of the toughening regulatory environment, banks need to conduct more proactive checks on the effectiveness of their internal controls and procedures," said Wilson Ang, a partner in the Singapore office of law firm Norton Rose Fulbright.
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"There are a lot of risks on the horizon and the Fed in their shift in policy may now be willing to be more proactive than reactive," said Justin Boller portfolio manager at Liquid Strategies in Atlanta, Georgia.
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Arranging banks are now taking a more proactive approach and are turning down underwriting opportunities if they feel deals are too risky, in stark contrast to 18 months ago, when almost every bank was competing for every deal.
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The UAE has been more proactive than its neighbors in restraining spending and reforming its finances in an environment of low oil prices, but Moody's said the government's policies to cut its budget deficit were still not clear.
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The players' more proactive role in talks with the federation, and U.S. Soccer's willingness to address their concerns, has also shown up in other ways since the sides agreed to a new collective bargaining agreement in April 2017.
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Theres always room for improvement, but theyre taking it seriously and doing a much more proactive job of pressuring companies on climate and other issues, said Vermont Chief Investment Officer Eric Henry, speaking about top index fund firms.
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THE ADVICE Ms. Sherman of Prudential said that while Ms. Hamilton would seem to be a model of thrift, she could be even more proactive, perhaps by buying life insurance or opening a tax-diversified retirement savings plan.
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"Since Parente has worked at a trading firm, he certainly understands the challenges," the second executive said, adding that increased competition in Brazil's corn market had forced the food industry to take a more proactive approach to sourcing.
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Onstage at this year's Code Conference, Gadde and Twitter's product lead Kayvon Beykpour explained how the company is trying to get smarter and more proactive about making Twitter a place you can — and want to — have a nice conversation.
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This has spurred a new round of debate as to whether these giant internet companies — which many feel already have too much control — should add more proactive human oversight to their algorithms, especially to filter inappropriate and hateful speech.
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Imagine a centralized 'smart scheduler' that knows what planes need what maintenance and when, along with staff availability, flight schedules and cargo load-outs – it could be a lot more proactive than most human-run systems likely are now.
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ADNOC is considering dropping destination restrictions on all of its oil and allowing it to trade freely on the open market, as part of a broader transformation to become more proactive and adaptive to market changes, the sources said.
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The U.N. atomic watchdog policing the nuclear accord said on Thursday that Iran is still complying with the terms of the deal despite the U.S. withdrawal, but that it could be faster and more proactive in allowing snap inspections.
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We've learned that (a) we need to make it more proactive for people to build more of a habit, and (b) we've learned that we needed to build a variety of vertical bots to fulfill different types of intent.
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Sotomayor's words will echo in our ears as we move forward: Americans must be "even more proactive and vigilant in holding their states accountable and working to dismantle the obstacles they face in exercising the fundamental right to vote."
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Given historic lows in trust in government, it is in the public interest for both campaigns and the Obama administration to take more proactive steps to inform the public and voluntarily embrace reforms that Congress has not yet mandated.
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In the Orthodox version of the story, the shapeshifting Mephistopheles appears as an incubus, and Margaret's triumph over evil is rather more proactive, as she swiftly bludgeons him into submission with a hammer: see "Margaret of Antioch (eastern)" (2016).
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Netflix has experimented with an extended rollout for its recent reality shows, and its unscripted series boss Brandon Riegg told Business Insider that it would be "more proactive in identifying certain shows" for the release model in the future.
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El Salvador's foreign minister, Alexandra Hill, said President Nayib Bukele's government, which took office just over 100 days ago, has taken a more proactive approach to address the underlying issues that have forced its residents to seek refuge elsewhere.
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Carlin said the U.S. Justice Department needs the American public to be more proactive about alerting federal authorities when they witness someone showing support for foreign terrorist organizations, such as Islamic State, in remarks to reporters at the U.S. Justice Department.
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"We had hopes that Ford management would move the other way with transparency and increase engagement with investors on long-term strategy in a more proactive way, which is especially important during uncertain 'shoulder periods' of the cycle," Jonas said.
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Still, by investigating review bomb campaigns and removing disingenuous and off-topic reviews, Valve is taking a more proactive approach to moderating its platform compared with the hands-off strategy that's landed it in such hot water in the past.
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I carve out time to get to inbox zero and clear up half of my calendar for unstructured time, which allows me to delve into new ideas, analyze current issues, and navigate my team through challenges with a more proactive mindset.
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The irony is that Brexit was sold to British voters as a means to take back parliamentary sovereignty from an undemocratic Brussels, but the European Parliament will probably play a more proactive role in the coming negotiations than will Westminster.
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The TweetDeck stat covering 90 percent fewer users using TweetDeck to create false information and automated engagement spam are both a result of changes to TweetDeck itself as well as a new and more proactive approach that Twitter is taking.
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Brianna Wu, a software developer who was targeted during Gamergate and is running for the US House of Representatives in 2020, called for law enforcement to be more proactive about monitoring 83chan and the criminal activity that's posted about there.
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FRANKFURT (Reuters) - European gas suppliers must take a more proactive role in tapping into diverse supply sources in view of U.S. attempts to sell its liquefied natural gas (LNG) into Europe, the CEO of German utility Uniper said on Tuesday.
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The first task of the Software Upgrade team will be delivering Android Oreo as an update to last year's flagship LG G6 later this month — a number of weeks later than more proactive Android rivals updated their own flagship phones.
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She suggests being a bit more proactive through training and daily affirmations — which means simply finding free moments around the day to focus on your mental health: "I use Post-It notes with positive affirmations and inspirational sayings," says Sabla.
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" Jessica Lall, President and CEO at Central City Association, stressed the importance of empowering the YIMBY (yes in my backyard) advocates in neighborhoods, "We need to be more proactive about finding those people and giving them a voice in the process.
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Given the confused messaging coming out of Washington, John Delury, an expert on China-Korea relations at Seoul's Yonsei University, said it remains to be seen if the Trump administration will be more proactive than its predecessors in pursuing diplomatic options.
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Moneyval, the monitoring body of the Council of Europe, said the Vatican's prosecutor also should be more "proactive" in other financial crimes, such as corruption, embezzlement or abuse of office, and "actively consider appealing sentences which he considers unduly lenient".
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FLEX urged the government to hire more labor inspectors - Britain has only 0.4 per 10,000 workers, half of the number in Poland and a third of those in Norway - and be more proactive, rather than mainly reacting to worker complaints.
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Certainly after the 533 election and the things we didn't anticipate, we took many more proactive steps in France, in Germany, in the election that happened here in Alabama, and we're working hard with election commissions all over the world.
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Joshua Franco, technology and human rights researcher at Amnesty International, describes the SII as "a tremendously valuable resource and a great initiative," adding that it could help Amnesty and other rights organizations to conduct more "proactive" research on the surveillance industry.
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While House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi has defended Conyers as an "icon" who is "entitled to due process," younger members of Congress like Rice and Representative Pramila Jayapal want the party to be more proactive and force out accused harassers.
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"The level of frustration was just so high for many of us that we had to do something more proactive for us and our clients," Vlad Khandros, global head of market structure and liquidity strategy at UBS (UBS), told CNN Business.
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Days after the passing of the North Carolina law, commonly known as House Bill 2, Harris Pastides, the University of South Carolina president and the chairman of the Division I board of directors, pledged "a more proactive stand" from his organization.
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In return, the United States got something it has pushed for in vain for years, getting Turkey to take a more proactive stance to battle Islamic State fighters on its border, which for years it allowed them to cross with impunity.
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On the more proactive side, the company also said today that it is introducing a new Ad Policy Manager in April to give tips to those creating and posting ads to avoid listing non-compliant ads in the first place.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump on Friday denounced an attack in London when a blast hit a packed commuter train, and urged authorities and others to take more "proactive" steps such as better policing of internet use by terrorist groups.
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We are fully in favor of such oversight and urge the department to make better and more proactive use of this authority rather than burdening the resources of hundreds of local public school districts as well as the nonpublic schools.
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Although the number of American troops in Afghanistan has dropped to about 14,000 — a small fraction of the more than 100,000 at the peak of the war — the American military has taken a more proactive role in helping Afghan forces.
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Mark Zuckerberg, Facebook's chief executive, said in a call with reporters that he had recently discussed regulation with President Emmanuel Macron of France and that governments around the world should take a more proactive role in the regulation of online speech.
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The company became more proactive in deflecting criticism this week, with its chief operating officer, Sheryl Sandberg, describing on Wednesday the steps Facebook would take to strengthen its ad system so that it could not be misused to target racists.
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Among its proposals, the CCPC recommended that government be more proactive in boosting the low levels of new entrants, make it far easier for existing customers to switch mortgage provider and look at ways to fund longer-term fixed rate products.
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With many pointing the finger at farmers across the state for contributing to an overload of nutrients in the state's waters, it's created a bit of an opening to get farmers and ranchers to be more proactive on environmental issues.
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"Ongoing Pakistani military operations against the Taliban and associated groups probably reflect the desire to appear more proactive and responsive to our requests for more actions against these groups," Coats told the Senate Intelligence Committee during a hearing about worldwide threats.
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In a time when the federal government is focused on slashing health-care budgets, your local and state government may be more proactive in protecting access, meaning you have greater chances of making an impact when you engage those officials.
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Jandhyala agreed that some things needed to change — in particular, he wanted to see a more proactive police response to escalating protests to lessen the potential for violence — but he found the reaction from Berkeley College Republicans (and Coulter) to be counterproductive.
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But Nelson and others also believe it is time for athletes to play a much more proactive and collective role, policing themselves and changing the culture from the ground up instead of relying on the top-down model that has failed miserably.
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Access Omnicare also shifted away from exercise prescriptions to a more proactive "early symptom intervention" program, Besh said, in part because California's Division of Occupational Safety and Health (Cal/OSHA) requires an affliction be classified as an injury if exercise treatment is prescribed.
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That could be seen as a welcome sign that the company is committed to being more proactive in Myanmar — the groups it singled out have clashed with the country's military, displaced thousands of civilians, and refused to sign a ceasefire agreement, Reuters reports.
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Some chose adoption, some chose multiple rounds of IVF, some chose to stop trying to have kids entirely — but all of them said the same thing to me: "I wish I could have been more proactive when I was younger," she wrote.
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The state-run oil and gas producer, long seen as one of the most conservative energy companies in the Gulf region, has embarked in the past couple of years on a major transformation to become more proactive and adaptive to market changes.
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But under this more proactive approach, embassy staffers would engage more aggressively with foreign counterparts to push for U.S. arms sales and brief visiting senior U.S. officials so they can help advance pending deals, according to a person familiar with the matter.
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MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - Mexico has failed to pay proper attention to its relationship with the United States and will be more proactive in countering negative publicity it has suffered during the U.S. election campaign, its new ambassador to Washington said on Thursday.
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And while there is no "silver bullet" solution to the North Korea policy challenge, the United States must undertake a more proactive approach toward North Korea to address its nuclear and ballistic missile programs and human rights abuses against its own people.
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To encourage social media companies to be more proactive, the Commission said it would provide guidance on a "good Samaritan" principle whereby companies would not be held liable for illegal content posted on their websites or platforms if they actively hunted it down.
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The study team also suggests that physicians become more proactive in incorporating fertility conversations in routine medical discussions with women in their late 20s and early 30s and that researchers develop educational materials to increase knowledge and awareness about egg freezing options.
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Compare that to Apple's Health Records feature, which provides veterans with both comprehensive access and convenience, allowing them to take a more proactive role in their own healthcare in an easy-to-access digital space while keeping it within a privacy-compliant environment.
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"Investors have been more proactive cutting holdings in the miners, some of whom have drastically outperformed the underlying in the first half of the year," said Tai Wong, director of base and precious metals trading for BMO Capital Markets in New York.
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New origin labeling on romaine lettuce by the industry is helpful, but it should be mandatory not voluntary and required for all leafy greens, the source of most food-borne illness in the U.S. We need the FDA to be more proactive.
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Friedland previously worked as a reporter for The Wall Street Journal and as a communications officer for The Walt Disney Co. In Hastings's statement, the Netflix CEO apologized for not being more proactive in acting to fire Friedland after the first incident.
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I'm not completely gloomy — I think I could be proven wrong, if the left takes a more proactive approach in coming years — but it is always best to be clear-eyed about the political landscape, and right now, the landscape is not friendly.
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In contrast, the bishop of Albany, Edward Scharfenberger, has taken a more proactive approach to the crisis, recently sending a letter to parishioners telling them that he had asked the Albany district attorney to review the diocese's records on sex abuse allegations.
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Critics have disagreed, arguing that as a security company, Ring should be taking more proactive steps to secure customers&apos devices against attacks, such as requiring two-factor authentication for all accounts and alerting customers when their accounts are accessed from multiple locations.
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Now, as the Mets look toward 2017, with all of those injured pitchers expected to be back but with no guarantees that they will stay any healthier this season, the team is aiming to be more proactive about protecting its most important resource.
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"I think the 301 process is one that will play out, but the focus right now from the executive branch I would say is trying to find the more proactive incentives for trying to get some of these issues resolved," said Biswal.
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"Fiscal policy should be more proactive, in particular member states with more fiscal space should make use of this fiscal space to have overall an aggregate fiscal stance of the euro area that is appropriate, taking into account the macroeconomic situation," he said.
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State legislatures across the country have been far more proactive in combatting the MMIW crisis, passing legislation to form MMIW task forces, underwrite statewide studies and technology updates, and loop in tribal leadership and law enforcement to work alongside their state counterparts.
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Anticipating peak demand for a charging station is difficultTesla has taken a more proactive approach to building charging stations than any other automaker, and its consistent sales growth suggests that prospective customers have not been scared off by the existing charging infrastructure.
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But I do think enabling Twitter to be more proactive and actually identify this content to the extent that we can is going to make a big difference for people so that we can take action on this content before it even gets seen.
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"A more proactive supervisory push to make U.S. (large banks) more resilient has been appropriate and...beneficial - as evidenced by market reaction to recent global volatility," Rosengren said in remarks prepared for delivery at a conference on banking supervision at the New York Fed.
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But the statement was a clear sign that the new White House intends to make a sharp change of course from the Obama years and is willing to be more proactive in confronting Iran's projection of power that it believes threatens its Middle East allies.
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I felt like there weren't any platforms that were really addressing how we can be more proactive with our health and spaces where we could just breathe and look around and see the woman next to us who understands our challenges as black women.
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So, if I were Facebook, I would be a lot more proactive about it, both because I think you would get to the better result, and I think also the optics and politics for you along the way- Do you think they've been smart?
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It's a good look at how her role has changed as she prepares to go before Congress: Urged by his board to be more proactive, Mr. Zuckerberg quietly asked her to lead the company's efforts to identify and prevent future blowups on the platform.
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The person familiar with the original deal said the Chinese-owned operator of the dam, the State Power Investment Corp Yunnan International Power Investment (SPICYN) has not been actively pursuing the project over the last six months, in contrast to its more proactive stance previously.
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"It's disappointing there are not two companies after it, but on the other hand it should spur Shire management to be more proactive and come up with a decent defence and outline their longer term prospects," said Paul Mumford, fund manager at Cavendish Asset Management.
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They Don't Want You to Have Plastic-Free Products Once companies realized the damage being done to the environment as a direct result of the products they were selling, one would think they'd be a little more proactive in pulling them off the shelves, right?
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But it's not just smart devices Hippo leverages to offer a more proactive service to customers: Last year when wildfires broke out in California, the startup used AI and active maps to determine which of its customers were within the fire zone, for example.
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"It's disappointing there are not two companies after it, but on the other hand it should spur Shire management to be more proactive and come up with a decent defense and outline their longer term prospects," said Paul Mumford, fund manager at Cavendish Asset Management.
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"I think the more proactive you are with educating young players the better..." World number 14 Milos Raonic bemoaned the fact the report was overshadowing the Australian Open and said he too had never been approached, on social media or otherwise, to fix a match.
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Changes the agency is considering include requiring more proactive replacement of lead water pipes, beefing up mandates for corrosion control technology, changing water sampling standards to better detect high lead levels, and putting a new focus on lead exposure to pregnant women and young children.
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Brianna Wu, a software developer who was targeted during Gamergate and is running for the US House of Representatives in 2020, called for law enforcement to be more proactive about monitoring 8chan and the criminal activity that's posted about there after the San Diego shooting.
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Luckily, the regions that took a more proactive approach may have something to teach their neighbors — and the US. You might wonder why the Harvard experts looked at Italy instead of South Korea or Taiwan, places that successfully managed the coronavirus threat from the start.
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The theatergoers who have made Mr. Leveaux's production a palpable hit are unlikely to be similarly befuddled, since Rosencrantz is portrayed by Daniel Radcliffe, who became world famous as the more proactive title character of the "Harry Potter" movies before he proved his stage chops.
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People are becoming more proactive about their health Kirsten Green, a founding partner at Forerunner Ventures, said she&aposs backing Oura, which makes rings that track health and sleep, because people are getting increasingly health-conscious and incumbent companies have been slow to catch up.
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"We were like, 'There's no way in hell we're going through what we went through last year,'" Shannon tells CNBC Make It. Despite the fact that they already pay for flood insurance, the couple decided to be more proactive in preparing for Hurricane Harvey.
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Perhaps in Europe things have to be more supplementary to public healthcare systems but perhaps ultimately there isn't that much difference if healthcare opportunities are increasingly being broken out and people are being encouraged to be more proactive about looking after their own health needs?
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"There's a lot I don't know about how government works and how things get done, but I feel I know enough now that I can be much more proactive about the type of change and reform that I'd like to see happen," she said.
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While he described the company as "more proactive" than its peers, Warner pointed to examples before the election when his staff had searched for terms like "election hacking," and in the results, "four of the first five stories that came up were Russian" in origin.
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However, while she admitted Facebook was to blame for not re-checking with Cambridge Analytica to make sure the company deleted the improperly accessed data, she said the discovery of the recent hack is a sign Facebook is becoming more proactive at finding issues on its platform.
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You'll likely be in a more proactive mood than usual about dating and artistic creation — typically, you wait for inspiration to strike or for a sexy person to make the first move, but you just won't be in the mood to be patient about that now!
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The billionaire founder and CEO of hedge fund Pershing Square Capital Management said that his fund will assume a "more proactive role at the company to protect and maximize the value of [its] investment," adding that Steve Fraidin, Pershing Square's chairman, joined the Valeant board last week.
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Beijing has pledged a more proactive fiscal policy to shore up the world's second-largest economy, where growth eased to its slowest pace since the global financial crisis as a campaign to tackle debt risks and the trade war with the United States begin to bite.
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Darren Walker, the president of the Ford Foundation, which funded the research for the cultural plan, said arts groups are becoming more proactive not just because of political pressure, but because of economic necessity: They need to build a broader audience by better reflecting a broader audience.
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"If you were to put rules of the road to allow companies to take a more proactive defense short of what I would call hacking back … I think that should be part of the discussion," said Frank Cilluffo, a homeland security adviser to President George W. Bush.
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"I think the organization has always been adept at defeating bad policy ideas, but the muscle around developing third way proactive solutions has been less well developed, and so one of the things that I've tried to do is bring this more proactive approach," Ubl said.
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"Congress decided that [existing federal regulators] weren't doing an effective job and claimed that if they had been more proactive there wouldn't have been a need for the CFPB," said Alan Kaplinsky, a partner at national law firm Ballard Spahr and an expert on the bureau.
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The authorities appear to be taking a more proactive approach to housing and tax policy, and have proposed the introduction of a two-tiered tax system to reduce the burden on SMEs, while affirming their commitment to maintaining balanced budgets, as enshrined in Article 107 of the Basic Law.
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Fresh off the news that it's opening its first permanent office in New York City, Lyft announced today that it has hired away a notable pricing expert from Uber to help it figure out how it can play a more proactive role in shaping the cities of the future.
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Siri only decided to become more proactive in terms of suggestions and alerts after it was proving such a success with Google Now, while the iOS method of individually approving each app permission was obviously such a better idea that Google copied it with the launch of Android Marshmallow.
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We've got to get to that point where folks are comfortable sharing information and ultimately providing access if we expect the FBI and DHS and our Secret Service and our other partners in government to be able to be more proactive in the way we address the threats.
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Sheila Jackson LeeSheila Jackson LeeJackson Lee: 'Racism is a national security threat' Most oppose cash reparations for slavery: poll Poll: Most Americans oppose reparations MORE (D-Texas) told reporters that Washington ought to support tougher and more proactive negotiations between Boko Haram and the Nigerian government in Abuja.
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"We are going to take a much more proactive role at the company to protect and maximize the value of our investment," he said, adding that Steve Fraidin, Pershing Square's vice chairman, joined the board of Valeant last week in an effort to take control of the situation.
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But the fact that observers immediately began floating such ideas is a testament to the rampant anxiety about how China — which has been much more proactive about AI development than the US has — may be abusing new technologies in the service of abusing vast numbers of human beings.
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But in the years since, the country has made huge investments in clean energy, pushed to curtail its once insatiable appetite for coal (coal consumption has fallen for three years in a row in China), and taken a much more proactive role in helping lead international climate talks.
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One of those pushing for its revival, officials said, is Mick Mulvaney, the acting chief of staff, who wants the next press secretary to play a more proactive role in shaping the White House message, adding at the least a daily untelevised briefing to his or her duties.
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"There is a real risk that…if we don't address [the proliferation of clinics] in a more proactive way, as we see negative outcomes for patients grow and people get mixed bags of information about stem cells, then this could really negatively impact the public perception of this research."
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RD: It was a great opportunity to educate the public on what happens and to speak directly to the senators about the need for government to be more proactive and to establish a deterrent strategy because [these disinformation campaigns] aren't impacting just our elections but our society and American industry.
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Although the Supreme Court has ruled that this "use it or lose it" policy is constitutional, Tammy Patrick, a former commissioner on the Presidential Commission on Election Administration, said that there are more proactive ways to maintain accurate rolls, like mailing out voter guides, sample ballots, or poll place notification cards.
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It comes as workers at multiple agencies tell CNN that the federal government appears to lack direction on how federal offices should be responding to coronavirus, lagging behind private companies, who have been more proactive about putting teleworking plans in place to limit the potential for the virus to spread.
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"There is a recognition that the central government and the top leadership needs to be seen as doing something more proactive than simply pinning the blame on Hubei and Wuhan governments," said Steve Tsang, the director of the China Institute at the School of Oriental and African Studies in London.
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After all, she and Bernanke clamored for years for Congress to get more proactive with fiscal policy — investments in the economy that would boost lagging production, raise the standard of living and take the heat off central bankers — and there's now a much friendlier climate to that way of thinking.
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It may seem small, even trivial, that General Motors can now legally outfit their Cadillacs with rearview mirrors that switch between a standard mirror to a live video feed of what's behind the car, but the development spotlights how automakers are taking a more proactive approach to creating new technology.
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"We are seeing a tide change in social media companies being more proactive policing their own, and when they see something -- partly because they have retired law enforcement analysts in there -- when they see something that is noteworthy and alarming beyond First Amendment (protected speech), they will give us leads," he said.
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The company seemed a bit cagey about these sorts of questions in previous discussions, but recent news events like an Arkansas hot tub murder, of all things, have alerted users to potential privacy risks, and the company is taking a bit of a more proactive approach with regards to answering these questions outright.
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"Perhaps years from now we will look back at this moment as a moment when, at a time when there may have been some skepticism about the safety of the automotive industry in general, the industry stepped up and made a hard pivot with us towards a more proactive culture," he said.
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A RAND Corporation report from Jeremy Burke and Angela Hung this year reviewed the evidence and concluded that there isn't strong evidence that the relationship is causal — that advisers are causing their clients to save more, rather than more proactive and retirement-focused people just being more likely to hire financial advisers.
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While some of the moderators have been helpful, this has not been wholly effective, and we are now taking a more proactive approach to policing behavior that is detrimental to Reddit:We have identified hundreds of the most toxic users and are taking action against them, ranging from warnings to timeouts to permanent bans.
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Industry officials, including General Motors CEO Mary Barra, say they learned critical lessons during the last recession and hope to be more proactive this time around, adjusting production early to stay in line with market demand while avoiding the sort of budget-busting incentives that devastated industry balance sheets a decade ago.
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So there's initiatives in each of these categories, so I'll try to just give a high level ... And I think the fundamental of it is, Sheryl said is, a whole heck of a lot more transparency on what's happening and a whole heck of a lot more proactive taking these things down.
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While some members seemed locked in a partisan fight that is keeping funding from storm and fire ravaged communities in Texas, Florida, Puerto Rico, and California, Congress did add a program in the 2018 Disaster Recovery Reform Act that shines a ray of hope on efforts to be more proactive in disaster mitigation.
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Why it matters: The settlement is more than a third (37%) of MSU's spending budget for 2017-2018 school year, which, along with the number of claimants, shows the scope of how damaging a sexual abuse case can be to universities and could persuade other institutions to be more proactive moving forward.
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Officials had pledged a more proactive approach to restitution in recent years, but the efforts were still shared by museums, the Culture and Foreign ministries and the Commission for the Compensation of Victims of Spoliation, or CIVS, established in 2100 to examine reparation claims from victims of France's wartime anti-Semitic laws.
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Indonesia should be more proactive in "urging the Organisation of Islamic Conference (OIC) member states and U.N. Security Council and the international community to respond immediately with more decisive and concrete political and diplomatic actions in saving the Palestinians from the Israeli occupation and its collaborator, the United States of America," Iman said.
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It's impossible to squash all of the pirated streams, but Amazon's Twitch is a bit too mature to be hosting pirated streams in such rampant numbers without being a little more proactive — instead of just relying on user reports to police pirated content that was fairly hard to avoid stumbling upon on the platform.
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By being more proactive and equipping students to deal with mental health issues before they become too large to manage, fewer students will need crisis services — and those that need them will be able to get them sooner — because more students will have the tools to work through their problems earlier on their own.
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Nor are we talking about people from marginalized communities who have self-censored or left social media because of far right harassment and hate campaigns (and could, in theory, come back with more proactive moderation by large platforms.) "Alex Jones is not the only person being deplatformed or who has been deranked," Caplan said.
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A San Francisco-based startup called Modern Fertility wants to educate women about their reproductive health much earlier in their lives, enabling them to become more "proactive" instead of reactive, says co-founder and CEO Afton Vechery, a former product manager at the genetic testing company 7603andMe and, before that, an analyst at a healthcare-focused private equity firm.
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" The main idea with the API is to expose the password solution chosen by the end-user and its content to applications, which actually use the data stored, he added, "to make the password manager more proactive, and more transparent, which means it will be seamlessly available when you needed it, every time you need it.
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But even as the company admits that it was "too slow to prevent misinformation and hate" in Myanmar and makes promises to be more proactive about policing content "where false news has had life or death consequences," Facebook's efforts in the developing world appear to be speeding up rather than pausing to ensure that history doesn't repeat itself.
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When the company raised its $5 million Series A last year, CEO Guy Tytunovich contrasted Cheq's approach with what he called "first generation solutions for ad verification" — rather than identifying fraud and other issues after an ad has already run, he said Cheq is more proactive and can block ads from being served in real time.
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In 2011, the Obama administration issued a guidance document now known as the "Dear Colleague" letter, explaining schools' responsibilities for preventing and responding to harassment and assault under Title IX. Thanks to this guidance as well as a groundswell of activism by student survivors, colleges and universities became much more proactive in investigating claims of sexual harassment and assault.
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While some states are moving toward instituting more proactive voting measures like automatic voter registration (which has passed in 15 states and the District of Columbia in the past five years), it is the restrictions in particular that have drawn attention and criticism, fueling allegations of voter suppression in states like Georgia and Texas in recent years.
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"Facilities need to take a more proactive approach and learn from these past incidents," said M. Sam Mannan, a professor of chemical engineering at Texas A&M University and the author of a study on Texas chemical plants, conducted with the Houston Chronicle, that listed the Arkema plant as one of the most hazardous in the state.
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Since the late nineteen-sixties, however, affirmative action has also had a more proactive meaning, as the name of an effort to attain a certain number, or, as it's called today, "critical mass," of underrepresented groups in a business or an educational institution by, if necessary, giving applicants from those groups preference over similarly or better qualified whites.
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The drug industry can take some credit for that, both mounting a successful messaging campaign that has placed more of the spotlight on health insurers and PBMs while also being more proactive about pushing some policy ideas it's more comfortable with (like generics and value-based contracting) to crowd out those it doesn't like (more direct federal price-setting).
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A San Francisco-based startup called Modern Fertility wants to educate women about their reproductive health much earlier in their lives, enabling them to become more "proactive" instead of reactive, says co-founder and CEO Afton Vechery, who worked formerly as a product manager at the genetic testing company 23andMe and, before that, at a healthcare-focused private equity firm in Greenwich, Conn.
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Related: Hundreds of Women Want to Sue Canada's National Police for Alleged Workplace Harassment The Department of Education's civil rights bureau has been more proactive on discrimination, sexual harassment, and sexual assault issues under the Obama administration than in prior years, she noted, and there has been renewed focus on Title IX officers on campuses who are responsible for investigating discrimination complaints.
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"The work you see now from Facebook, Microsoft and others to be more proactive is a trend that is positive — it's part of the solution, and I would want to see that trend continue," said Graham Brookie, director of the Digital Forensic Research Lab at the Atlantic Council, a think tank that has been working with Facebook on election-security issues.
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I think there is also a role for international organizations, such as the IMF [International Monetary Fund] and the World Bank to consider using the great leverage they have, especially in the developing countries where many of these restrictions are located, to press countries to be more proactive in the elimination of these kinds of discriminations, which continually hold women back.
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"When concussion symptoms do not resolve within a month following injury, parents may need to be more proactive in seeking additional help, and may find that working with a psychologist or therapist with expertise in cognitive-behavioral therapy to be helpful, in addition to their medical treatment," said lead study author Carolyn McCarty of Seattle Children's Hospital and the University of Washington.
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Twitter has announced a range of actions intended to bolster efforts to fight spam and "malicious automation" (aka bad bots) on its platform — including increased security measures around account verification and sign-up; running a historical audit to catch spammers who signed up when its systems were more lax; and taking a more proactive approach to identifying spam activity to reduce its ability to make an impact.
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But with a lot of controversy over how much fake news is shared on the site, and how that could have influenced major political events like the EU referendum in the UK and the last US general election, Facebook is using its new mission statement to spearhead a more proactive stance about how and what news and other information gets shared on its platform.
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These include more proactive and regular monitoring of US companies' compliance with their obligations under Privacy Shield; raising awareness for EU users that a complaint pathway is open to them if they have concerns about how a US company is handling their personal data; and closer co-operation between U.S. and EU authorities to enforce privacy, such as by developing guidance for companies and enforcers.
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" The former Secretary of State suggested that she would take a more proactive role in retaliating against alleged nation state attacks: "We are not going to sit idly by and permit state actors to go after our information, our private sector information or our public sector information, and we're going to have to make it clear that we don't want to use the kinds of tools that we have.
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"For Prime Minister Abe and his administration, the deeper issue is the way in which he and his supporters can use the North Korean missile tests to generate increasing apprehension throughout Japan that Japan cannot rely on the United States alone, that Japan needs to have a much more proactive military," said Alexis Dudden, a professor of history at the University of Connecticut and an expert on Korea-Japan relations.
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Yesterday, we reported that LinkedIn has now notched up 20 million job postings — a number it claims makes it now the biggest job site for professional jobs in the world — but when it comes to more targeted searching, and then the very big task of how to handle the volume of inbound interest (alongside more proactive recruiting) and find needles in that haystack, there is still a lot more to be done.
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While I am grateful that President TrumpDonald John TrumpFive environmental fights to watch in 2020 Lawmakers close to finalizing federal strategy to defend against cyberattacks The 7 big Supreme Court cases to watch in 85033 MORE announced $50 million in aid for Christians in Syria, I remain deeply concerned about Syrian Christians and encourage the U.S. government to bolster American engagement in the region and be more proactive in supporting Christians there.
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To beat President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE, Democrats running for the White House need to be much more proactive in taking on the president, say party strategists critical of contenders who they see as too reactive rather than proactive.
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And if we're going to keep having them, we're going to have more landslides, and maybe it's about time for us to start looking at that seriously, and start being more proactive in mapping out potential landslide hazard areas, and changing what sorts of buildings are zoned for construction in places we know are at risk, and starting to engineer protective barriers to deflect landslides or to catch them or to separate the debris from the water so they're less dangerous.
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