"We've been more transparent than any other foundation -- more transparent than any other foundation has been asked to be, and certainly more transparent than anybody else in this line of work," he said.
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"We have been as transparent as we can be, and we've been more transparent than any other foundation -- more transparent than any other foundation has been asked to be, and certainly more transparent than anybody else in this line of work," Clinton said.
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I would say that this new leadership team has been far more transparent and it's our plan to be far more transparent going forward than the farm has been historically.
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The new system will be less complicated and more transparent.
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While Dugey's statements are vague, Morrison's are much more transparent.
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The more transparent people are, the more vulnerable they become.
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Ads on Facebook are already more transparent than anywhere else.
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That's never been more transparent than it is right now.
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"I love the trend of being more transparent," said Lorang.
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I will always be more transparent from here on out!
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With the "LocalGovernment" app, this staff's hiring becomes more transparent.
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Better technology and a more transparent marketplace was the answer.
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Keep the media accountable to help make Congress more transparent.
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The company, newly solicitous, has tried to be more transparent.
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" More transparent: "Enforce standards and policies clearly,""explain the technology.
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Still, some lawmakers say Facebook should be even more transparent.
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A more transparent government can rebuild the American people's trust.
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Traditional companies are more transparent than ever, at least superficially.
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In response, Brown says Facebook needs to be more transparent.
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We have already made all advertising on Facebook more transparent.
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A more transparent food system is a safer food system.
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It claims its fees are now more transparent than competitors'.
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The idea is that it would be more transparent. Sens.
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" He said the process needs to be even more "transparent.
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First, their operations and giving need to be more transparent.
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"We want to make it more visible and more transparent."
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" Trump: "Nobody has ever been more transparent than I have.
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Ostensibly, this was supposed to make the culture more transparent.
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Those steps would at least be more transparent and equitable.
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We need to make all of that much more transparent.
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I wanted to do something more luminous and more transparent.
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"The markets have become more transparent through tanker tracking," Smith said.
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Kirsten Gillibrand, introduced a bill to make the process more transparent.
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AdQuick is looking to make billboard advertising easier and more transparent.
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We wouldn't have to if he made his business more transparent.
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But it's an important move for Facebook to be more transparent.
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Twitter has also publicly expressed a desire to be more transparent.
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Smaller, more transparent supply chains benefit consumers, farmers and companies alike.
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Has that affected you or forced you to be more transparent?
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If we free up information, we can create more transparent workplaces.
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Theranos has since promised to be more transparent about its technology.
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Combining finances also makes paying bills easier and budgeting more transparent.
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We hope we can make this process simpler and more transparent.
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The tech world has completely different values, so much more transparent.
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In this respect, the Pirate Bay's scheme was relatively more transparent.
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HackerRank is clearly trying to make the application process more transparent.
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Regulators want a more transparent, centrally-cleared model that exchanges offer.
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Her insights make the world of work a lot more transparent.
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It will be much more transparent how things are playing out.
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Our campaign finance system must be better regulated and more transparent.
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"I think that would be more transparent than tariffs," he said.
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The idea is to be, as a corporate leader, more transparent.
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"The USDA has really been an awesome agency on the government end that is becoming more transparent every day and making eligibility data more transparent to organizations like ours," mRelief co-founder Rose Afriyie told me.
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Q: How effective have steps to make electoral politics more transparent been?
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Deciding to be more transparent would be a considerable move for Netflix.
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YouTube says it wants to be more transparent about its strikes, too.
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I guess my point is that it's more transparent than ever before.
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The middle class expanded dramatically and the political system became more transparent.
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The details: Nevada's new law tries to make drug pricing more transparent.
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Muyembe said communicators had been appointed to make the process more transparent.
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Voting machines and counting systems themselves also need to be more transparent.
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Facebook's new push to be more transparent have already hit a snag.
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"More transparent information will be provided as the case progresses," Esmaili said.
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Prince Muhammad says that a listing would make the company more transparent.
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It would also make Aramco more transparent and "counter corruption, if any".
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This is one of the more transparent investment vehicles so to speak.
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Senior officials have been forced to become more transparent about their finances.
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They need to be more transparent, honest and forthcoming about the seriousness.
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And they're more transparent about how long a phone will be supported.
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Yet another assignment: Help the agency and its director become more transparent.
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Some of the new rules will make the caucus process more transparent.
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Like, when exactly does something get more transparent as you stretch it?
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The card is designed to be more transparent about interest and fees.
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Still, they wished the company was more transparent with the freelance workforce.
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I think it's just, companies will be forced to be more transparent.
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The EU acknowledged tech companies have taken steps to be more transparent.
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Republicans say those requirements will force federal agencies to be more transparent.
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We're becoming more transparent — more public about the nature of our periods.
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Britain can — and must — make the E.U. more transparent, democratic and dynamic.
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The company, however, could have been more transparent about what actually happened.
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Supervision, therefore, is hardly more transparent than it was 10 years ago.
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Manfred Guellner, head of pollster Forsa, said Merkel should be more transparent.
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Facebook is adding steps to make advertising on Facebook Pages more transparent.
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The House GOP wasn't willing to go the slower, more transparent route.
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Policymakers need to begin talking about how to make investigations more transparent.
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That more transparent approach, Norris said, can lead to a positive outcome.
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Ahok had promoted more transparent budgets, bureaucratic reform and better urban infrastructure.
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"Games are more fun I think when they're more transparent," he adds.
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Now that you split them apart, you have a more transparent market.
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Trading could scarcely be more transparent (once you can speak the argot).
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CAGW says hospitals in the 340B program need to be more transparent.
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The company is committed to being more transparent and releasing more numbers.
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The idea is to make the rules more transparent, simpler and fairer.
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Facebook said it would be more transparent about how it collects user data.
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In countries with weak governance, more transparent pricing should help to combat corruption.
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Investors will hope that it emerges as a leaner and more transparent company.
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DoorDash has become more transparent about its worker pay, controversial as it is.
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October 27, 2017 Facebook revealed its plans to make its advertising more transparent.
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I voted for a more transparent system of deploying aid to underserved countries.
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Voters have already approved proposals to make the scandal-plagued organization more transparent.
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So we wondered how we could be more transparent, provide something more rational.
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So, too, is his vow this week to make GE's books more transparent.
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However, the company has announced plans to start being more transparent with viewers.
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The MPC was introduced to make decision-making more transparent and more collegiate.
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Mississippi passed a law that will make their asset forfeiture process more transparent.
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I've been more transparent than anybody I can think of in public life.
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But he could be a little more transparent about his defense strategy itself.
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Apple has been blamed for not being more transparent about the sneaky maneuver.
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That would likely mean lower and more transparent costs for 401(k) investors.
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Facebook is delivering on Mark Zuckerberg's promise to make its advertising more transparent.
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It also faulted the Commission for not being more transparent in picking moderators.
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At least we need to control it and make it much more transparent.
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The company has said it plans to become more transparent with its ratings.
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Why isn't the Times (and other drone critics) more transparent about the facts?
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If their trading becomes more transparent, they will no longer be accused falsely.
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It couldn't be more transparent — you don't need to go into TransferWise's app.
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This manipulation of the sites by tech companies must be made more transparent.
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Huawei, in particular, must become more transparent and responsive to U.S. legal obligations.
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Their removal from public posts makes the Turkish government stronger and more transparent.
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German officials have urged social media companies to make their algorithms more transparent.
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No, it could have avoided controversy by being more transparent to begin with.
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Since Watergate launched this Age of Investigation, government has become much more transparent.
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"Tenants also have a far better, more transparent experience," argues the Home CEO.
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He also explained what Facebook is doing to make its platform more transparent.
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"We could not possibly have been more transparent about the arrangement," Earnest said.
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Daines also criticized the CBO for not being more transparent about its methodologies.
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Microsoft also plans to be more transparent about its use of the technology.
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Game companies can help by becoming more transparent about the random loot mechanics.
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China has been more transparent, World Health Organization officials told reporters this week.
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This bill will help make government more transparent and accountable to the public.
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Traditionally even military space launches have been, with few exceptions, more transparent than this.
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"One of the things they need to do is be more transparent," said Wilson.
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KS: So you're more transparent, rather than being secretive or keeping things to yourself.
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You'd probably want something a little more transparent for your red phone, though. Ahhhh.
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Philanthropists love the scheme because it makes the use of their money more transparent.
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To close that chasm, Rioboli knew he had to make the workplace more transparent.
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Every company fires workers; Netflix just appears to be more transparent about the process.
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So far the company's political achievements have been more transparent than its commercial ones.
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It's a lot more transparent than Microsoft publishing documents and hoping to ease concerns.
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Better technology and a more transparent marketplace — or, more specifically, Engie — was the answer.
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The denial infuriated those who believe the court should make its deliberations more transparent.
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The wine-investment market is fast becoming more transparent, more diverse and more mainstream.
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They want the minimum guarantee back and they want a more transparent pay structure.
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Facebook launched the Info and Ads tab in an effort to be more transparent.
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The industry counters that its technology delivers cheaper and more transparent trades to investors.
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The ever-shifting price of WTI can be observed directly, making it more transparent.
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He emphasized Wells Fargo's effort to be more transparent as it discovers new issues.
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But by being more transparent about their practices, consumers could make more informed decisions.
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Perhaps if Pruitt's EPA were more transparent, they would have fewer to deal with.
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Policies regarding player suspensions for illegal drugs use will also be made more transparent.
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I have been more transparent than anybody I can think of in public life.
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EDT: President Trump signs an executive order to make health care prices more transparent.
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Third, people are thirsting for more transparent, accurate, and accessible information of this kind.
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Last, this industry need to become more transparent in order to create real change.
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"Bernie seemed to be more transparent than her," said Ms. Woolard, a college student.
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But that had little to do with forcing the government to be more transparent.
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Hong Kong's courts are far more transparent and independent than those in the mainland.
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Since the 23 election, internet platforms have committed to making political ads more transparent.
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What's happening in Ireland is more transparent, but also, for that reason, more troubling.
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The crisis has forced the famously private company to try to be more transparent.
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" By contrast, Google's translation — despite some "small unnaturalness" — reads to him as "more transparent.
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Pay-as-you-go financing is more transparent and less risky than debt financing.
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He also said that Facebook will push to make its political ads more transparent.
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U.S. assistance has now become more transparent and its progress tracked by the public.
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Though no final decision has been made, theirs has been a more transparent process.
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The net result is a far simpler and more transparent pricing scheme than before.
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Another longstanding priority on their agenda is to make the EU system more transparent.
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The company tweets out major accomplishments, and executives agreed to start being more transparent.
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Zuckerberg then said Facebook would change its ads policies to make them more transparent.
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Perez promised to make Democrats' nominating process more transparent in 2020 after Brazile's revelations.
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The law aims to make the privatization process more transparent and faster for investors.
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Burning Question: Clapper promises to describe his efforts to make government intelligence more transparent.
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These advancements would help ensure that the justice system is more transparent to all.
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Regarding minors, 23andMe is again one of the companies with much more transparent language.
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We have got to be more transparent about the skills that are required for jobs.
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He expected the revised clause to disappear completely during October as conditions become more transparent.
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She wished that Uber had been more transparent about how the driver would be disciplined.
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One of the more opaque segments of Tesla's business just became a little more transparent.
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The pill was his entry point for making the medical industry more transparent to consumers.
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These new rules should make the hearings more transparent and extend some power to Republicans.
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Amy Klobuchar and John McCain, has introduced legislation to make online political advertising more transparent.
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It is clear that smaller, more transparent supply chains benefit consumers, farmers and companies alike.
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And the screening process for Chinese investments in American companies can be made more transparent.
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I think that that says a lot about the companies that haven't been more transparent.
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In 2014 G20 leaders agreed to make the ultimate ownership of legal entities more transparent.
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Several digital technologies can be applied to shorten supply chains and make them more transparent.
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It could be that easy if carriers were more transparent about deprioritization, but they're not.
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He told me he was now changing information on his website to be more transparent.
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It says fund managers should be more transparent about charges and how performance is benchmarked.
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For starters, it means that what is being bought becomes more transparent to the customer.
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Corporations will figure out ways to make their new bots more extensible and more transparent.
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"Our goal is a faster and more transparent process," Twitter writes in a blog post.
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Likely voters also view Trump as more transparent than Clinton, 28500 percent to 6900 percent.
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WHEELER: We have already changed tack in the sense that we're being much more transparent.
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By contrast, any NAFTA rewrite under TPA would be subject to a more transparent process.
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Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg said last week the company would make political advertising more transparent.
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They'll also vow to make their legal system more transparent and fairer for foreign companies.
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The goal would be to make the financial system more transparent, fast, efficient and secure.
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The agency has also promised to make its operations at the interrogation center more transparent.
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"We listened to the thoughtful criticism and made Landscape better and more transparent," Coleman said.
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"We saw this as an opportunity to be more transparent," said Shawn Morgan, a spokeswoman.
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A more transparent and independent process for evaluating police misconduct will shore up community trust.
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First, the two companies' stock prices settled, making the valuation of both companies more transparent.
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ShFE's planned platform aimed to make trading more transparent and reduce risks, the bourse said.
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" Fact check- the next report will "provide for a more transparent and data-driven process.
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It benefits your community and helps to create a better — more transparent — system of trade.
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He believes that manufacturers should be more transparent about where their active ingredients are made.
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There are various organizations that have thought about ways to make the practice more transparent.
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The F.C.C.'s chairman says that Big Tech may be forced to become more transparent.
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The effect of this step is more transparent, leaving a light tint to the hair.
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She praised the American political system and argued that Chinese elections should be more transparent.
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McConnell and other senators need to be "more transparent" about their business ties, Blankenship said.
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City councilors criticized the mayor, arguing he should have been more transparent with the public.
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In other words, since phone prices became more transparent, people have started keeping them longer.
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The law is aimed at tackling foreign meddling and making digital political ads more transparent.
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Although the system is more transparent, the stakes are raised if a clearinghouse has problems.
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In Houston I was told that the party needed a more transparent presidential nominating system.
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It will also release a software update that makes an iPhone's battery health more transparent.
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Some countries have also taken steps to make their role in currency markets more transparent.
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More transparent and improved security, for example, could entice a risk-averse crowd, says Colvin.
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The company insists it's trying to do better, largely by promising to be more transparent.
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Elizabeth Warren are engaged in a full-blown competition over which candidate is more transparent.
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Supporters say those changes are broadening the EPA's decision-making and making it more transparent.
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The new law requires websites be more transparent about what they do with user data.
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Because of lingering questions, in recent years the government has tried to be more transparent.
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Several states commissioned audits of their programs and took steps to make them more transparent.
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These devices were supposed to be key to police accountability and making police more transparent.
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But it's a step toward making these links more transparent — and that's a good thing.
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A nationalized Facebook could also force the generally secretive company to become more transparent. Facebook.
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I am part of a creative team that helps make the Arkansas House more transparent.
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Samsung is also a bit more transparent about how Bixby learns than Apple is with Siri.
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Piper mentioned both Slack and Twilio as companies that helped inspire Twitter to be more transparent.
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He has proposed cutting bureaucracy and to make Panama's social security fund more transparent and sustainable.
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Most important, the central bank could also help by being more transparent about the naira's value.
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Oscar's mission: to make buying health insurance easier, more transparent and to provide better customer service.
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To make the process of finding help more transparent, every caregiver must record an introductory video.
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This includes getting rid of wasteful spending, making prices more transparent and addressing surprise medical bills.
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It also wants to see sharing economy platforms be more transparent about their consumer protection obligations.
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That the Russian government at least in this case is more transparent than the US government.
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While its director slate remains closely guarded information at PeerIQ, other start-ups are more transparent.
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Relaxing the law would make payments more transparent and might encourage more surrogates to come forward.
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So it is welcome that much post-crisis financial regulation aims to make markets more transparent.
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Some believe it made better choices early on, privatising state enterprises in a more transparent fashion.
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Launching today, a company called CarDash wants to make auto service less painful and more transparent.
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While Instagram's process is way more transparent now, this bit does leave some room for interpretation.
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Even her allies complain that she needs to be more transparent and honest about her health.
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Some states have already passed legislation requiring drug companies to be more transparent when raising prices.
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Still, Buell argued, the parties should still be more transparent about how they protect these computers.
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We've built advanced systems for finding harmful content, stopping election interference and making ads more transparent.
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Proponents of the bill claim it would make federal regulations more transparent to promote public input.
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Japan's stewardship and corporate governance codes require listed companies to be uniformly more transparent with shareholders.
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There has been much talk in recent years about making the Fed more transparent and accountable.
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Even so, it is hard to imagine China's problems being solved without more transparent, accountable government.
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We all know that some materials, like balloons, get more transparent the more you stretch them.
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This would be a significant step in making our government more transparent at the highest levels.
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Facebook is adding a feature to its News Feed in an effort to be more transparent.
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Hill objected to that criticism, saying the sector was more transparent now and safer for consumers.
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Rashidi said that Telegram needs to be more transparent and act more like Google and Facebook.
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He found that some money subsidized payroll expenses, and suggested that the universities be more transparent.
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As with his Wednesday comments about a report on Burisma, the timing couldn't be more transparent.
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Strafach said carriers should be more transparent about the efforts their taking to curb SIM swapping.
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Facebook and Google could demand quality information if the value of the transaction were more transparent.
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These services are also more transparent, less confusing, and more practical to deal with for customers.
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The Trump administration says it will soon announce revisions to the system, making it more transparent.
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The irony is that compared with human intelligence, A.I. is actually the more transparent of intelligences.
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A Twitter spokesman called to say the company agreed that they needed to be more transparent.
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"These changes will ensure that companies are more transparent about who actually owns them," he said.
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It is citizens who are forced to be more and more transparent and accountable to governments.
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"The only way to get real equity is to make things much more transparent," he said.
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More transparent discussions between workers and leaders can help under-recognized top performers advance more quickly.
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We have to have a more transparent and open workplace where we can talk about that.
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The federal government, not states, should be responsible for making the system more transparent, he said.
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Uber has also tried to be more transparent about its track record on safety and harassment.
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Kennedy has worked on law enforcement issues for years to help make policing more transparent and effective.
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The purpose of Holy Chicken is to prove that we can do something more transparent and authentic.
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In his testimony on Capitol Hill, Zuckerberg announced plans to be more transparent about Facebook's data use.
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But before consumers can demand change, they must be informed — which requires companies to be more transparent.
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We need to be more transparent and we need to look at the health of our population.
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In addition to the more transparent settings, Firefox is also making the new options easier to find.
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That may require replacing the deeply flawed system of police oversight with something stronger and more transparent.
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But for a country that prizes stability, it might help to have stronger and more transparent institutions.
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The party should be grateful that some citizens want a more transparent, accountable government, and distrust propaganda.
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Navigation app Waze is making getting to where you're going even easier — or at least more transparent.
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Third, the bill would require employers to be much more transparent about how much they're paying workers.
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Behind the replication movement is an earnest desire to be more transparent and humble about scientific conclusions.
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And Ancestry's new, more transparent policy is a good step toward helping us all be more aware.
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Microsoft's fight to be more transparent about government requests for user data has been brewing for years.
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Financial aid for upperclassmen is especially inscrutable, despite highly publicized government campaigns to make pricing more transparent.
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And last year it finalised rules to make EU securities trading more transparent – and therefore more efficient.
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Nola's just more transparent about dating multiple people, which is something a lot of people do today.
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And, Recode says, he's been pushing the company to be more transparent about it's data collection practices.
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Twitter has been more transparent with law enforcement officials and the public about flagging coordinated misinformation attacks.
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Derek Sammann, CME's global head of commodities, said the cash market needs to become even more transparent.
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But today there are faster, more effective and more transparent ways to receive and respond to feedback.
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This crisis is transcendent, which makes Trump's disastrous approach to dealing with it all the more transparent.
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During the current outbreak, Chinese authorities have been far more transparent, providing frequent updates to the WHO.
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Prosecutors' offices must also be more transparent by, for example, reporting data about sentence length and race.
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China has been more transparent with the international community with this outbreak than it was with SARS.
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The sweeping regulations are designed to make financial markets more transparent, and offer greater protection to investors.
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Will the scooter companies follow Skip's lead in being more transparent about the cots of doing business?
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"We believe advertising is more transparent on Facebook than television, print, or other online services," he wrote.
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" One tool that's supposed to help make the supply chain more transparent is a file called "ads.
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Alphabet, meanwhile, has been more transparent about the autonomous car research going on at its Waymo arm.
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EU officials have said the purpose of the blacklist is to convince jurisdictions to become more transparent.
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Could the government force the airlines to become more customer friendly, with more transparent pricing and policies?
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"We are disrupting the art market by making it more transparent," Mr. Resch said in an email.
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Francis said he was mostly happy about reforms enacted to make once-scandalous Vatican finances more transparent.
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As China becomes more transparent, more investors will notice and put their money there, particularly in bond markets.
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Now Uber is trying to be a bit more transparent about how it uses rider and driver data.
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And to win the hearts, minds, and trust of the public, it's being more transparent about its strategy.
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But she said the company could be more transparent and put more resources into making a safe community.
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"Society itself is becoming more transparent and the facial recognition revolution just follows the same trend," suggested Kabakov.
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Despite Facebook's efforts to make political ad funding more transparent, loopholes enable ad buyers to remain relatively anonymous.
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Dodd-Frank has largely made banks safer and the once-opaque derivatives market more transparent, banking executives said.
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Should they be more transparent to their customers about whose money they are spending to achieve rapid scale?
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A couple of months ago, Amnesty International published an update, saying that Apple is more transparent than others.
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But this week it ordered Airbnb to make some of its charges more transparent or face legal action.
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"We are always trying to make the emoji approval process more transparent, inclusive, and efficient," said Jennifer 8.
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I just wish that the company's efforts to be more transparent didn't come at the cost of corruption.
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Hopefully the New York AG will force Spectrum-Time Warner Cable to be more transparent in that regard.
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That agreement is supposed to make regulations more transparent for traders, not negate the need for compliance checks.
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It would overhaul the complaints process, removing the 30-day waiting period, and make the process more transparent.
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As a result, Trulioo saves time, reduces operational costs and facilitates a more transparent online identity verification process.
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In calls and texts, Chris was no more transparent, but he denied having harmed his wife and kids.
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We're also really working on being more transparent, that we think is a huge part of the answer.
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ESMA will sit down with TRs to see what steps they are taking to make fees more transparent.
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Banks reckon the technology could save them money by cutting out middlemen and making their operations more transparent.
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I will not stop my efforts to make the art industry more transparent, fair, and accessible for artists.
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Banks reckon the technology could save them money by making their operations faster, more efficient and more transparent.
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" Rosen: "Anonymous sources are withdrawals against the bank balance built up by more transparent practices in modern journalism.
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Second, reform the award letter process to be more transparent about the full costs of a chosen degree.
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"We need to be a lot more transparent in our actions in order to build trust," he wrote.
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At the same time, information in the game became more transparent and the discussions around it more democratized.
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It would be nice if algorithms were more transparent, so we could see why they make certain recommendations.
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Exxon has been under pressure for years to be more transparent about how climate change affects its operations.
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But it's hard to see how avoiding them contributes to more transparent, more efficient and more successful governance.
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Think Long was on the winning side, though, of a 2014 measure to make ballot initiatives more transparent.
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Other news outlets have also tried to be more transparent and remind voters of what polls cannot convey.
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It strikes me that there is a simple way to address the issue: Be more transparent with readers.
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Under President Xi Jinping, China aims to trim expenses to reduce graft and build a more transparent government.
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Why did the first version seem so off and why wasn't The Times more transparent about the changes?
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Where the administration went wrong was in not being more transparent sooner about how the detainees' release unfolded.
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Taylor has also called for several changes intended to make the Fed's policymaking efforts more transparent and stable.
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The U.S. government should rebuild confidence by making its surveillance practices more transparent and raising data protection standards.
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Goldman Sachs wants to be more transparent in how it rates its employees, according to a new report.
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Facebook has been making efforts to be more transparent about the way it makes content and advertising decisions.
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It subsequently apologized in a message to customers for not being more transparent about how it handles performance.
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The consumer products giant, the world's second largest advertiser, said it wants to make its marketing more transparent.
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They also must be more transparent about their algorithmic software and data practices with researchers, journalists and consumers.
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Whatever he does, Mr. Yi needs to be more transparent about it to the rest of the world.
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Already, some 30 states have policies to encourage more transparent pricing, although those policies are not uniformly effective.
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And her private life is about to become much more transparent with a new documentary series on HBO.
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Going forward — and perhaps the most important step we're taking — we're going to make political advertising more transparent.
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Yet, in November, Foxx acknowledged her office "should have done better" and been more transparent on the case.
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In the years since, calls have increased for large companies to be more transparent and pay more tax.
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This clearly undermines the notion that Iran under the presidency of Rouhani has grown more transparent or trustworthy.
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Experts say the authorities are trying to be more transparent this time, but many in China are skeptical.
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Quarles said he favored those changes, along with other efforts to streamline financial regulation and be more transparent.
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And there are pushes to force companies to be more transparent and accountable about how they use algorithms.
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Thus, admissions officers seeking to diversify their freshman classes would benefit from being more transparent about their expectations.
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The Times has scrutinized the decisions of other employers harshly enough to warrant its being more transparent here.
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When I first started the process seemed more transparent and I didn't have any trouble getting a license.
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British politicians are now calling on Facebook to be more transparent about its internal investigation into data misuse.
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Hopefully they will continue to work on how to enact this policy and come up with more transparent terms.
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He predicted pharmaceutical companies and such intermediaries will eventually agree to modify the system to make pricing more transparent.
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Photo: GettySocial media companies need to start being more transparent about their roles in the U.S. presidential election, Sen.
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Graphic: FacebookIn June of last year, Facebook announced its latest effort to hold itself accountable and be more transparent.
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Maybe places with more galaxies had more ultraviolet radiation, meaning more ionization, and those areas were therefore more transparent.
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It's forcing political advertisers to be more transparent, creating special labeling to make them stand out in News Feed.
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The letter urges Facebook to be more transparent about its content moderation process and prioritize working with local groups.
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The organization said it would continue to pressure Instacart to be more transparent about how it determines workers' pay.
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Senators urged the department to be more transparent about election vulnerabilities and enact tougher security measures to deter interference.
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Mr Hu has a political mission, too: to nudge the party to be more transparent for its own good.
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Banks reckon the nascent technology could save them money by making their operations faster, more efficient and more transparent.
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Today, Bethesda broke its silence and promised to be more transparent about what it's doing to improve Fallout 76.
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Yet President Obama is failing to adequately address them despite promises to make the program more transparent and accountable.
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With the 2018 midterm elections heating up, Facebook unveiled new efforts Thursday to make its political advertisements more transparent.
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"We have to be way more transparent and candid with publishers going in that this may not work out."
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What would it mean if tech companies provided their code in order to make these algorithmic decisions more transparent?
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Still, iPhone owners argue that Apple should have been more transparent about how it treats and recognizes aging batteries.
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Krause tried to detangle company's finances and make them more transparent, former employees who recently left the company say.
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" He added that the listing would also help make Aramco more transparent by preventing any "counter corruption, if any.
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But he'd also set about working to improve the maths of the kin selection theory, making it "more transparent".
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EFF legal director Corynne McSherry says a faster and more transparent appeals process is not just welcome, but necessary.
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Both companies have become publicly-listed in the last month, which will likely force them to be more transparent.
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The theme in those and other headlines and tweets are basically the same: Trump needs to be more transparent.
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" Yet Slok also commented that the Fed "being more transparent ... is a healthy development for financial markets more broadly.
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USA Gymnastics has made no visible effort to be more transparent, even after the Star's initial investigation last summer.
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This makes the recruitment process more transparent, with companies being able to view their leaderboard of candidates ranked objectively.
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Brailsford said Sky would seek to be more transparent in future about riders' use of Therapeutic Use Exemptions (TUEs).
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The European Commission says the new system allows a controlled increase in vineyards and is more transparent than before.
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Leaders must become much more transparent about the experiments they are running as they learn how to cut emissions.
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They also want AWS to stop courting big oil and for Amazon to be more transparent about its progress.
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Create data transparency In addition to speed, having more transparent and usable data in the star rating are key.
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"We need to be a lot more transparent in our actions in order to build trust," Dorsey tweets. thread.
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If we want to make drug pricing fairer and more transparent, we also need to address pharmacy reimbursement rates.
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We strongly encourage all governments to be much more transparent about all programs aimed at keeping the public safe.
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Mr Danyliuk has tried to make the country's system of VAT refunds (a major source of corruption) more transparent.
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There is overwhelming evidence that electronic transactions are more secure, faster and more transparent than dealing only in cash.
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The Committee will maintain all records of bankruptcy proceedings but, in our view, court procedures can be more transparent.
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Candidates and elected officials can also take steps beyond what is required by law to run more transparent campaigns.
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Blockchain technology could have other uses, such as helping streamline supply chains and making them more transparent, he added.
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Ted Lieu (D-Calif.) touted legislation he was creating with "industry stakeholders" that would make the process more transparent.
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In recent days, he's also issued a series of agency reforms supporters say will make the agency more transparent.
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But Mueller criticized that a post-Dieselgate drive to improve accountability and become more transparent was making slow progress.
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There's an argument to be made that the highest court in the land should be a little more transparent.
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I hope we can open the congress to a lot more people so it becomes more transparent, democratic, open.
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While Clinton has been more transparent with her finances than Trump, she's still been hesitant to get too specific.
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We are grateful to have a supportive community that highlights areas where we can optimize and be more transparent.
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Audio allows you to be much more transparent with listeners about the process through which you got the story.
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These policy changes, smuggled into the bill to please big Republican donors, would never survive a more transparent process.
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"We listened to thoughtful criticism and made Landscape better and more transparent," said Coleman said Tuesday in a statement.
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Critics say Voatz should be more transparent about its technology and those it has tapped to perform independent audits.
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Hospitals are not legally obligated to give patients a heads up, though some are trying to be more transparent.
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"We understand the need to be more transparent," Chairman Stefan Persson, the founder's son, told investors assembled in Stockholm.
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The startup makes beautiful engagement rings with lab-grown diamonds, offering couples an easier and more transparent shopping experience.
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Netflix is attempting to be a bit more transparent about what shows and movies are popular on its service.
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The E.P.A. says its proposed rule is intended to make the science that underpins potentially costly regulations more transparent.
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Among other changes, many companies have boosted employer contributions, added Roth 22009(k) options, and made fees more transparent.
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Delaney said that he would be willing to discuss legislation down the line on making AI algorithms more transparent.
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The move ended up making the whole company more transparent and employees stopped leaving at such a high rate.
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Kickstarter wants creators on its platform to be more transparent with backers about how their money is being used.
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But Spectacles have not garnered the same hostility, and a big reason is because they're simpler and more transparent.
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Alibaba has been trying to be more transparent as it continues to invest in businesses to expand its global footprint.
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Pichai also spoke about how Google is working to make artificial intelligence less biased with more transparent machine-learning models.
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It's a time when managers must keep their word, follow up on everything discussed, and be more transparent than usual.
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Zuckerberg also addressed Congressional calls for Facebook to be more transparent about how political ads on the platform are funded.
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It doesn't sound like DASHBOARD would force companies to change their data collection practices, just be more transparent about them.
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Although, Stamos did admit the company should have taken action sooner and been more transparent in disclosing what was uncovered.
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Recent lawsuits and hearings in the House of Representatives have put pressure on the Trump administration to be more transparent.
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Following that reveal, Facebook has made a point to be more transparent about the miscalculations it finds across its system.
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Twitter, for example, has revealed its own changes designed to make political ads more transparent, similar to Facebook's new policies.
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The government should be more transparent about the need for the new rule, which affects the privacy of our data.
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As a result, Green believes Apple should have been more transparent about the fact that it's working with the company.
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And Google was trying to reinvent the IPO by making it more transparent, using a process called a Dutch Auction.
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One cornerstone of the upcoming Android Q operating system update is better and more transparent privacy and data deletion tools.
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Changes in regulation in Europe, aimed at making the market for research more transparent, have upended the latter's business model.
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Boeing should use this as an opportunity to rebrand the company by being more transparent about the steps it takes.
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Fausett is still a member of the Church and hopes the leaks will encourage senior leaders to be more transparent.
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The settlement also includes a requirement to be more transparent in marketing and to substantiate advertised speeds through regular tests.
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Today, Google says Assistant will launch to the public, will be more transparent, and will provide an opt-out mechanism.
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If you make them visible, the whole network will start to seem a little friendlier and a little more transparent.
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Last week, Mozilla published its Firefox user data in an effort to be more transparent with its telemetry data collection.
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Airbnb is now more transparent about pricing details and has better terms for consumers using its platform in the EU.
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For them to get easier, scientists are going to have to learn to be much more transparent about their process.
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Facebook has also announced plans to make political ads on the platform more transparent by showing users who sponsored them.
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"We couldn't wait another year or two or three before making online platforms more transparent and much fairer," she said.
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The goal is to force ISPs to be more transparent about their network management and handling of your private data.
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Distributed ledger technology could mean a large reduction in transfer times and fees, while affording a more transparent fantasy economy.
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Credible and experienced monitors can help to ensure that procedures are properly followed by making the electoral process more transparent.
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The idea is to surface all the programmes out there, and this make the whole thing more transparent and efficient.
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Digital technology has revolutionized the modern world but as tech becomes more intelligent, its dangers on society become more transparent.
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That's been getting better lately, with most teams being more transparent around contracts and trade details, but it still happens.
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It applies Sonia using daily compounding, with a five-day reset lag to give a more transparent, data-led benchmark.
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The MPC, which was meeting for the first time, was introduced to make decision-making more transparent and more collegiate.
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More broadly, the criteria for earning credit under the Community Reinvestment Act needs to be expanded and made more transparent.
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Late last year, Apple apologized for not informing users about the issue, promising to be more transparent in the future.
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"A more open process, including published contracts, would assist Botswana in becoming a more transparent and accountable jurisdiction," he said.
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The school could be a little more transparent about things, given that at least one parent, namely you, feels had.
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"At what point do Republicans actually have to start becoming more transparent about what their objectives actually are?" he asked.
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Anti-dumping measures or subsidies to protect the jobs would be a more transparent way to achieve the same aims.
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The sponsors of Graham-Cassidy said they were disappointed but would try again -- next time through a more transparent process.
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"This is a bold action that will help create a fairer, more transparent market," Gottlieb said in his prepared remarks.
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But even where that's not true, Sanders tends to be more transparent about his views than Clinton is about hers.
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That concession came after years of pushback from financial firms who said the central bank needed to be more transparent.
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House Democrats should be commended for passing a substantive bill to make government more open, more ethical and more transparent.
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"No-one knows what is going on and we wish government was more transparent about the whole process," Nassali says.
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The point is that Facebook says these new terms are more transparent and inclusive of all the stuff Facebook collects.
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The company has overhauled its privacy policies and vowed to be more transparent with users, investors and regulators going forward.
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The consumer products giant, which is the world's second-largest advertiser, said it wants to make its advertising more transparent.
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As for students: They will have to be more transparent about their activities if real change is going to happen.
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Five years ago, protesters of the Umbrella Movement occupied central city streets for 79 days to demand more transparent elections.
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This is a more transparent relationship from a consumer's perspective too, as they know they're agreeing to sell their data.
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Joseph Turow, a professor at the University of Pennsylvania, welcomes the idea of making in-store data collection more transparent.
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While flu experts have said the Chinese government is trying to be more transparent now, many in China are skeptical.
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Although flu experts have said the Chinese government is trying to be more transparent now, many in China remain skeptical.
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In an effort to be more transparent, the Tennis Integrity Unit has also begun regularly releasing information about its activities.
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Companies would be required to be far more transparent about how they handle user data under the Online Privacy Act.
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Users around the world are demanding tech companies to be more transparent about what data they collect, store, and retain.
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The US Department of Health and Human Services also said China has been more transparent than they were with SARS.
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The caucuses are far more transparent than typical elections, with groups of people gathering in rooms and openly choosing candidates.
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In the address, Mr. Moon emphasized "national unity" with his political opponents and vowed to make his government more transparent.
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If Zinke wants park employees to avoid talking about climate change, he should be more transparent about it, Finnerty said.
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But while postgraduate employment is more transparent, the admissions process at the country's 200-plus accredited law schools remains murky.
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Roth hopes his website can help survivors while starting a conversation about making the Supreme Court confirmation process more transparent.
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She asserted that they're still together, and she blames herself for not being "more transparent" with him about her feelings.
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For that reason, Wessler applauded the leak, but also complained that police departments and the FBI should be more transparent.
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By speaking out, she helped encourage other women to share their stories, ultimately making Hollywood a more transparent and safer place.
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But China will choose to be more transparent as part of an effort to seek greater acceptance in the international community.
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Proceedings need to be made more transparent and should provide a better sense of due process to those the office investigates.
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First, by creating a market for buying and selling debt in the Iron Throne it would allow for more transparent accounting.
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Trusting the autonomous vehicle is crucial and means the machines need to be more transparent, explaining why they braked or swerved.
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The industry is keen on a new tender, but prefers to wait until more transparent procedures are agreed with the state.
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Speaking at the Paris Air Show, Muilenberg said Boein (BA)will be more transparent going forward, the Wall Street Journal reported.
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But for me, when I'm arguing around being more transparent, I think it has actually led to a very interesting conversation.
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If there is one thing I hope happens in the next few years, it's that the hair industry becomes more transparent.
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And the normally secretive company even started live-streaming the events, too — an effort to be more transparent with the public.
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Natasha Landell-Mills of Sarasin says oil firms should be more transparent about the risk this poses to assets and profits.
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Samsung could have been more transparent about its processes and better addressed how it plans to avoid these issues moving forward.
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McCarthy pitched it as more democratic, more transparent, and better for Silicon Valley — even if it's worse for Wall Street insiders.
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Internally, as well in terms of better collaboration and coming across as being more transparent, helpful, collaborative with the external community.
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They're risking their jobs, their careers, and I really think that allows for people to actually be more transparent with them.
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This piece of legislation also seeks to make science at the EPA more transparent and less prone to conflicts of interest.
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The AANA update comes as Instagram appears to be testing new tools to help influencers be more transparent about sponsored content.
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That's according to data from the Sunlight Foundation, a nonpartisan and nonprofit organization using open data to make politics more transparent.
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Uber also says it will be more transparent about sexual misconduct claims within its ranks and continue efforts to boost safety.
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Progressive corporate communications departments are increasingly using these tools to communicate with employees and to create a more transparent corporate culture.
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And despite DoorDash's claim that the new system was intended to be more "transparent," some said guaranteed pay calculations were unclear.
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This branch of computer science is meant to hold algorithms accountable by making the processes by which they're designed more transparent.
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The folks playing the bookies here say it will make the workings of an economically vital industry more transparent and reliable.
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A committee of lawmakers has also demanded more is done to make political advertising and campaigning on social media more transparent.
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A committee of lawmakers has also demanded more is done to make political advertising and campaigning on social media more transparent.
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And Warner is working on language that would require the companies to be more transparent about the political ads they take.
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Wojcicki spent a good portion of last quarter's letter assuring content producers that YouTube would be more transparent in the future.
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But Varela has also promised the international community that he is willing to make reforms to make the sector more transparent.
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One could easily read these tales of corruption and conclude that what America needs is a stronger and more transparent government.
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She has pledged to be more transparent in the future, a promise she has made before, and issued detailed medical records.
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The new rules, known as Markets in Financial Instruments Directive, or MiFID II, aim to make European securities markets more transparent.
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So China is now turning to its capital markets instead, hoping they will make its financial system smarter and more transparent.
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This is supported by a personalised plan and monitoring system to help SMBs become more transparent and therefore viable to lenders.
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Instead, we should expect a more transparent government-industry process leading to a more sustainable solution for both business and consumers.
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Facebook's board voted down all of the proposals urging the company to be more transparent, increase oversight, and increase shareholder control.
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At the same time, Twitter has been trying to give off the impression that it's more transparent than in years past.
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Having rejoined as minister under Zelenskiy, Zahorodniuk wants to make defence procurement more transparent and investigate corruption in the armed forces.
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Our organization is working with states to change reporting requirements to make the diversity of our computer science classrooms more transparent.
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The monetary policy committee was constituted this year to make decision-making more transparent and less dependant on the RBI governor.
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In the time since, the company has been pretty transparent — or much more transparent than it used to be, at least.
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In 903, he helped create a more transparent jury system for the Grand Prix d'Horlogerie de Genève, the annual watchmaking competition.
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Some ideas – like making drug prices more transparent and increasing access to mental health and opioid addiction treatment – were widely praised.
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That wouldn't have discredited the piece, but it might have given readers a more transparent understanding of who the author was.
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Progressive policy groups are counseling legislators on how to make the redistricting process in their states more transparent ahead of 2020.
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And now, in an even more transparent attempt to attract the President's attention and blessing, Grimm is complimenting Trump's hand size.
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Facebook has taken steps to be more transparent about its enforcement decisions in the wake of the 2016 U.S. presidential election.
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In addition, all countries are better off with more transparent government budgets, stronger central banks, less corruption and illicit financing flows.
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The country's electoral body praised the saying it was "more transparent, credible, and fair," allowing the country's illiterate citizens to vote.
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Several lawmakers have also introduced legislation in recent years intended to make the council and the designation of nonbanks more transparent.
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Steiner also co-founded Project Provenance — a London based start-up that employs blockchain technology to make supply chains more transparent.
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Former White House Cybersecurity Coordinator Rob Joyce announced last year that the administration would work to make the VEP more transparent.
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While we can ask content providers and app store owners to be more transparent and accountable, the buck stops with us.
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A league spokeswoman told CNN the march was aimed at pressuring the Taiwanese government to make the tax system more transparent.
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She added that turnover across the entire office had been low and that Mr. Hawley has made settlement spending more transparent.
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Facebook has already launched similar efforts to make political ads more transparent in the UK, Brazil, the US, India, and Ukraine.
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So one suggestion would be that they could be more transparent about when they nullify, because that gets the word out.
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The opposition said that the electoral board had refused to meet all of its demands to make the count more transparent.
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The more that eligible voters participate in elections and the more transparent and durable the process, the more legitimate the outcome.
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Before the election, the Congress had overwhelmingly passed a set of reforms intended to make FIFA more transparent, professional and accountable.
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Try being more transparent about your own vulnerability or times when you have asked a friend or a colleague for something.
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Still another is a partner at a Nigerian company that simplifies budgets and public finance documents to make government more transparent.
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While Gerstell didn't recommend any specific measures, he said the NSA should be more transparent about its cybersecurity work going forward.
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Because while the company's new era is more transparent than its last, it's still offering only a cloudy picture to investors.
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Streaming companies like Netflix have faced backlash from reporters and the public for years for not being more transparent about viewership.
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"You're better off buying another oil and gas energy company that have much higher yields and are more transparent," Smith said.
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Cboe believes ETFs would give investors a more transparent and accessible way to get exposure to cryptocurrencies than the spot market.
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Mr. Gardiner's cycle, performed over five evenings, amounted to a reintroduction to symphonies that felt smaller and more transparent than usual.
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Companies sense a need to be more transparent about what they're doing to protect consumers' privacy — especially at the state level.
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As a consequence, many labor organizations have been more transparent, democratic and prudent about their endorsement process in this election cycle.
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They&aposre thinner, more transparent (the originals have a yellowish hue) and matte so they don&apost catch and reflect light.
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Facebook, which also deals with practically weekly headlines of data breaches, has also tried to be more transparent regarding user privacy.
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London (CNN Business)Searching for a hotel room online might soon get a little more transparent, at least for UK consumers.
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The petition, signed by 1,500 Instacart workers, called on Instacart to be more transparent about its breakdown of pay for workers.
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Last week, House Democrats pushed forward a resolution demanding the Trump administration be more transparent about its review of national monuments.
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On Tuesday, Samsung said it was disbanding the office as part of its effort to make its corporate governance more transparent.
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It also wants China to promise to end competitive devaluation of its currency and be more transparent on foreign exchange matters.
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But Trump has been more transparent about these aims, with actions and language that suggest he means to punish political opponents.
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More hawkish legislators believe we should replace the current AUMF with something similarly flexible, but a little more transparent and constrained.
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It's part of Microsoft attempts to be more transparent, and a response to some widespread criticism over Windows 10's privacy controls.
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Even as the company rapidly expanded, it argued that it could not find a workable way to make its ads more transparent.
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That includes being more transparent about its practices, which comes only after reports like ProPublica's and The Guardian's recent "Facebook Files" series.
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ZB: Talk to me about some of these more transparent offshoring methods, and why people might choose to use tax havens instead.
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Coalition leaders have repeatedly called for better management and more transparent control of state-owned shares by placing them under one roof.
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Bank Negara Malaysia said in a statement that the new methodology is more transparent and better reflects underlying trades during the day.
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"Just as information about the tech companies themselves needs to be more transparent, so does information about their algorithms," the report says.
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"We're building a more transparent community and sharing data about our community with the general public," Airbnb spokesperson Christopher Nulty told TechCrunch.
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Analysts noted a slowdown in advertising revenue growth and repeated calls for the company to be more transparent in its earnings report.
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It also raises doubts about Riyadh's management of the IPO process and commitment to making the economy more transparent, some investors say.
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The bulk of Dorsey's comments were was vague, but he was crystal clear on one thing: Twitter wants to be more transparent.
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Levin on Monday also called for the process of appointing Fed bank presidents to be more transparent and to involve the public.
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Garaufis left open the possibility for Raniere's lawyers to reapply for bail if they are more transparent about who is funding it.
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A committee of lawmakers has also demanded that more is done to make political advertising and campaigning on social media more transparent.
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It also needs to be more transparent, suggests Mr Anderson, making clear how success is measured, and should involve more young Muslims.
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The legislation would make stock buybacks more transparent by requiring they be conducted through tender offers, which are subject to more disclosure.
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The company did say it "supports making political advertising more transparent," though, again, it hasn't said what that means in practical terms.
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Consumers saw P2P lenders as a more transparent and modern option compared to the traditional banks they blamed for the 403 mess.
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Under the proposed Australian law, ISPs are simply required to be more transparent about what consumers can expect with a specific plan.
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" Idaho has since agreed to improve the tool and create a system that Eppink says will be more "transparent, understandable, and fair.
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" In a recent investor presentation, Ek said Spotify is doing this because of "our desire to become more transparent and more accessible.
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Perhaps the boldest of all is pension reform, designed to merge 42 existing regimes into a single, fairer and more transparent system.
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"Consumers will have protection from fraud, costs will be more transparent, and dangerous overdraft fees will be curtailed, but unfortunately not eliminated."
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"We will continue to work on making selling and buying used vehicles easier, more transparent and more trustworthy," Bertermann said on Wednesday.
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The MMA will benefit the music community and create a more transparent and streamlined approach to music licensing and payment for artists.
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So maybe the big lesson here is that big multi-national tech companies need to be more transparent in how they behave.
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In the future, the authors suggest, researchers should not only design their experiments more carefully, but be more transparent about their analysis.
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While few welcome the Communist Party's tightening grip, some argue that bringing their workings into the light will make companies more transparent.
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The General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) will require online companies to be more transparent with their acquisitions and use of user data.
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Last year, Cameron said the government would look at what it could do to make property ownership by foreign companies more transparent.
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Whether it's through more transparent labeling or an app that helps a patient break down the ingredients, Traverso said it could help.
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To help further its mission to make recruitment more transparent, Hackajob has picked up £400,000 in seed funding led by Downing Ventures.
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The industry has generally been putting pressure on "walled gardens," or tech firms, to be more transparent about their data and metrics.
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With uDISCO, scientists added a solvent that not only makes the mouse more transparent than ever before, but preserves fluorescence for months.
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That would increase pressure on Republicans to conduct a more transparent process, and maybe even ferret out details of the secret plan.
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The comments marked a sharp break from the his allies, who in recent weeks have argued the probe should be more transparent.
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Since Dorfman's season, female contestants have been empowered to be more transparent and sex-positive about what goes on behind closed doors.
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We think the proposed, more transparent and conventional BCC group structure should boost investor confidence and facilitate market access for the BCC.
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Being more transparent about what the administration is looking for will also encourage more projects to conform to those standards, Gribbin added.
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This week a Senate committee advanced a bill that would hold federal agencies more accountable and create a more transparent rulemaking process.
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They should make the development process less needlessly bureaucratic by updating zoning maps, streamlining the permitting process and making it more transparent.
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But in contrast with many others, its response to the Day Zero crisis has been more transparent and politically accountable than most.
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As the campaign rolls toward the fall, pressure will grow on Mr. Trump to be far more transparent than he has been.
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" He also said he wishes Flannery would be a little more transparent about the balance sheet, which he called a "lurking issue.
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Campaigners said forcing parties to be more transparent would increase pressure on them to nurture female candidates and those from minority backgrounds.
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"Nobody has more respect for women than I do," Mr. Trump declared, in one of his more transparent lies of the night.
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Since then, city officials have faced pressure to release videos of deadly encounters more quickly, and have promised to be more transparent.
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Other drug companies are looking at similar disclosures to become more transparent about their pricing, in part because of pressure from Washington.
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Flipkart's business could also get a whole lot more transparent since its quarterly results will be reported as part of Walmart's earnings.
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As a result: Local governments are feeling pressure to be more transparent about their operations and explain decisions to a fragmented audience.
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In short, a much more transparent effort at making that 26:240 victory—and more importantly, a 2:0 loss—a reality.
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As the light fades and the supernova expands, it becomes more transparent, which will enable the researchers to take a closer look.
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Governments and the private sector must make existing gateways between cryptocurrency and the traditional financial world, such as Bitcoin exchanges, more transparent.
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Richard Blumenthal's staff regarding making health studies more transparent about their sources of funding, particularly if they come from processed-food industries.
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His lawsuits sometimes led to more transparent corporate bookkeeping and greater accountability, including the election of additional independent directors to company boards.
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In his radio interview, Mr. Heikensten said this was an opportunity to review the academy's rules and to make it more transparent.
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But the impact on public finances caused in some states by the triggering of guarantees led to the current, more transparent regime.
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O&aposNeil&aposs main point is that companies be more transparent about how they do things and what the end result is.
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The services are nearly identical, but Uber Eats&apos is more transparent about delivery fees and, in my experience, was much faster.
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That could help bridge government gaps in data and make any initiatives to improve land rights more transparent, Coughenour told the conference.
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JR: It would require the companies to be more transparent about what's in their terms of service and about any potential changes.
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"Competition in the ETF space is not lacking," he said Monday, noting that it has largely become more transparent and less expensive.
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Here, Kathleen Kingsbury, The Times's deputy editorial page editor, explains our Opinion section's endorsement process and how she's making it more transparent.
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"One of the things that will be different from other companies is we're a much more transparent company than most," Sijbrandij said.
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Wyden argued that any company that accepts payment to be whitelisted should be "far more transparent" about the process with its users.
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It has sought to crack down on fake news, undermine the business model used by trolls and make political advertising more transparent.
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As the gender pay gap conversation grows louder, some companies are becoming more transparent with their pay practices, and making real change.
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The code of the American Gaming Association calls on casino operators to be more transparent with patrons and provide training to employees.
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"Thus, additional reform efforts, anchored in a more transparent medium-term agenda, will be needed to ensure fiscal sustainability," the IMF said.
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Apple eventually became more transparent about the feature, detailing how it worked and temporarily offering discounted battery replacements as a mea culpa.
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Andersson said that, to make the corporate tax system more transparent, the government would also restrict tax breaks on companies' debt repayments.
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The federal government and lawmakers are hoping to make the cost of health care more transparent in an effort to lower prices.
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By publishing the rules, the Trump administration is hoping to make its process for making such determinations more transparent, according to Reuters.
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Raul Grijalva (D-NM) acknowledged that releasing the full, unredacted versions of Bernhardt's daily calendars was a step toward being more transparent.
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If that turned into one man dressed like the crowd, as later stories suggest, isn't it more transparent just to flag that?
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Some other states, including Alabama, Georgia and Florida, are more transparent than California, according to research by the American Civil Liberties Union.
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"I think users who experience significant slowdowns due to battery wear would want Apple to be more transparent about this issue," says Poole.
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Even though Duterte is backtracking, the admission to using fentanyl has reignited calls among his critics to be more transparent about his health.
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The rule will make coverage costs more transparent, which should put downward pressure on insurance costs and lead employers to offer higher wages.
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Fee pain is coming ETFs are cheaper and more transparent than mutual funds, while mutual funds have struggled for performance in recent years.
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Instead, let's use the GDPR as an opening in the United States for advancing the principles of a more transparent and participatory democracy.
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Environmental messaging and more transparent commitments for "doing well by doing good" would have strengthened customer relationships — even with nascent plans in place.
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But he has struck a contrite tone since the first round of the election, apologising for mistakes and promising to be more transparent.
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Twitter and Facebook will highlight their initiatives to make political ad-buying more transparent on their platforms and to better spot malicious activity.
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As a result, many scores will be rising — and the system will hypothetically be getting, if not more transparent, a bit more trustworthy.
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Cook says he believes individual donations are more transparent than a PAC, saying that he personally makes donations to causes he believes in.
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In an announcement on Facebook, Mark Zuckerberg said the company would make changes to ensure political ads on its platform are more transparent.
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That means making policies be more transparent, providing better user experiences and aligning incentives to adapt to the world in which we live.
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In general, the Fed has become more transparent and predictable over time, issuing longer statements and being more explicit about interest-rate policy.
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It offers more transparent pricing as well as visibility to more shipping options at once than most logistics managers can contact by phone.
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Mr Zucman thinks tax havens should be forced to be more transparent, and that institutions that facilitate tax evasion should face stiffer penalties.
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Investors have since put billions of dollars into developing blockchain, betting the technology could make banking operations faster, more efficient and more transparent.
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Image: IntelThe idea here was to make the car's actions more transparent—turning it from a mysterious, opaque machine into something consumers understand.
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What's needed: There are more effective ways China could reduce BRI corruption: Make the program more transparent by releasing financing terms and contracts.
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The company isn't reversing its location policy, but it is trying to be more transparent with users about how it handles location information.
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By offering a more sustainable selection in the makeup and skin-care (among other) categories, enhancing formulations, and being more transparent about ingredients.
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Take this, from the Post: In some cases, governments of countries that are not democracies have been more transparent than the State Department.
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But the government and board members feel that the RBI should be "more transparent and accountable" for its decisions, according to government sources.
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The combination of advanced analytics and human oversight could make a digital voting system more transparent and efficient than paper ballots ever could.
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We can only hope it's the beginning of a more transparent Future, one we'd seen in spurts on HNDRXX, now on full display.
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And financial institutions like Capital One are attempting to make their algorithms more transparent as regulators crack down on black box data techniques.
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Better outcomes are possible A more transparent, more tech savvy, and more connected industry can respond better to all challenges, including geopolitical risk.
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For all its talk of a rise in "engagement" during the first quarter, sales — a much more transparent measure of its business — dropped.
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Last week, a group of 60 global investors urged companies to do more to reduce emissions and become more transparent about their plans.
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We need to protect people from that type of retaliation and make pay more transparent, especially to those responsible for enforcing the laws.
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Less than two weeks later, the company said it changed some procedures and outlined those changes in an effort to be more transparent.
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The team's interpretation is an amalgamation of all the other interpretations, so they tried to make this process of her "becoming" more transparent.
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Taken together, the measures would make the financial system more transparent and close loopholes that allow for abuse or illegal activity, officials said.
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"We can be more transparent, but I don't think the government can ever be as transparent as some people would like," he said.
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During a time of regulatory muddle, PP hopes the tool will make accessing abortion services more transparent and straightforward for women in need.
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"We updated the language in our Terms of Service to make it more transparent and easy to understand," a Google spokesperson told Motherboard.
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A China that is more transparent and observes the rule of law will be a better place for American companies to do business.
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The Obama-era regulation aims to better protect student borrowers against misleading and predatory practices with rules to make filing claims more transparent.
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Facebook has previously explained what kinds of information it collects, but it's now being more transparent about how it uses it for advertising.
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The commissioner's office wants "a more transparent system" for international amateurs, if not specifically an international draft, which the union has long opposed.
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In this regard, the Varela Administration has proposed legislation that would reform Panama's procurement laws to make the process more transparent and competitive.
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Gerhaher, a singer-poet out of Caspar David Friedrich, shone through the far more transparent textures of "Der Abschied," the half-hour finale.
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Now is the time to start figuring out how private participation in regulation can be made more transparent and responsive to political oversight.
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The move highlights the upending of the financial world, sped up by unintended consequences of a law designed to make fees more transparent.
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Monkedia's Curran said it was no problem getting verified to run political ads, and he commended Facebook for making such ads more transparent.
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Clinton often hits on Trump for declining to release his tax returns in an attempt to cast herself as the more transparent candidate.
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"We listened to thoughtful criticism and made Landscape better and more transparent," David Coleman, CEO of the College Board, said in a statement.
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A forensic pathologist hired by Epstein's family to observe the autopsy has said authorities could help clear things up by being more transparent.
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In their letter, the coalition called for Facebook to be more transparent in its cooperation with law enforcement and regarding its removal policies.
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Left unanswered were questions about the extent of Facebook's data monitoring and why it's not more transparent about what happens to users' data.
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It's not enough to fight for paycheck fairness or to demand that companies be more transparent about what they pay men and women.
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This would reduce the burden on taxpayers and force hospitals to be more transparent in communicating prices and payment obligations to Medicare beneficiaries.
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The campaign has acknowledged it could have been more transparent, and says it will release more information about Clinton's health later this week.
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Is that maybe one of the practical benefits of having a more transparent conversation about affluence, that money would be redistributed more fairly?
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Seltenrijch noted that he wished the app review process, wherein Apple ensures that apps comply with all App Store guidelines, was more transparent.
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A third station, WGN in Chicago, which Tribune owns, would be sold outright to Sinclair to make who controls the station more transparent.
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Bridis suggested that running an administration that is actually more transparent might be politically smarter than one that ignores or denies reporters' requests.
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Some health researchers are also trying to predict suicide risk, but they are using more transparent methodology and collecting evidence on the results.
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Hundreds of employees at the tech company urged their leadership to be more transparent about its ethics and its use of artificial intelligence.
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They are also offering advisers who concentrate largely on easing the way for transfer students and offering clearer and more transparent information online.
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In an effort to make the opaque process more transparent, the Democratic Party will release three sets of results for the first time.
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Joint Chiefs of Staff Chairman Joseph Dunford has pledged to be more transparent with the media, Congress and the public on the attack.
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A Facebook spokesperson told CNN in a statement on Monday that the company was working on making pages on its platform more transparent.
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The firm is suing over stricter regulations that would force the proxy adviser to be more transparent about how it makes shareholder recommendations.
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Mr. Kerlikowske was credited with instituting a number of reforms at the agency, including making it more transparent about shooting cases involving agents.
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The rules make the process through which federal money is spent more transparent — giving fair-housing groups an opportunity to challenge discriminatory policies.
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And it certainly wasn't Chinese, I suggested, despite the more transparent false code hidden in Olympic Destroyer that fooled some researchers early on.
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Famously opaque, the Nobel Committee announced earlier this year that it would be more transparent in an effort to regain the public's trust.
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" He added, "If you attack one week and apologize the next week, you've got to fill in the gap and be more transparent.
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Many grass-fed farmers "think about what consumers want, (which is) healthier, more transparent, less chemicals, less antibiotics, lower environmental footprint," she said.
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As part of a new communications strategy aimed at being more transparent, the central bank minutes recently started detailing how board members voted.
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Any changes, he stressed, would require a more transparent process in which members must attach their names and publicly argue for their requests.
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Longer term, the GST will have a positive effect by making the gold sector more transparent and improving the supply chain, said Hewitt.
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Elizabeth Warren responded to a reporter's question about Buttigieg's work at McKinsey by calling on him to be more transparent about his fundraising.
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"I just wish all of us were slightly more transparent about how challenging we find life, because then we don't feel so alone."
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However, while the poem ends on a bitter note, Pope Francis' latest changes bring hope for a more transparent and open Catholic Church.
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While the Israeli government is trying to be more transparent about the disappearances, to this day, it denies that there were systematic abductions.
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" His administration, he said, would work to ensure "that our efforts are even more transparent to the American people and to the world.
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Advocates of more transparent decision-making algorithms have called for companies that make AI to release detailed information on their systems, for example.
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This is actually a big trend that's happening in North Korea, it's way more transparent under Kim Jong-unthan it used to be.
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Toyota President Akio Toyoda said that increased cooperation between automakers and companies in other sectors would help make the mobility services industry more transparent.
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But on the other hand, it's going to be to be more self-regulated through the Blockchain and it's going to be more transparent.
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"As it fades, it's also becoming more transparent, allowing us to see further inside the supernova than we were able to before," Arcavi explained.
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Unless they become more transparent with us and start showing us more results, it is going to be what it is has always been.
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"(I resigned) because I considered it to be more meticulous and more transparent in my conduct as senator and, afterwards, as minister," she said.
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Traditional telephone broking services have also faced sweeping reforms, as regulators push more derivatives trading onto electronic platforms to make the market more transparent.
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Officials are also proposing forcing the firms to be more transparent in about the confidential rebates they use in their negotiations with drug makers.
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It's common practice for presidential candidates to release their tax returns leading up to the general election to make their financial practices more transparent.
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The Interior Department called the revisions just part of a broader goal to create an "efficient and more transparent" FOIA process at the agency.
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It's a nice change on Xiaomi's part, and it's good to see the company being more transparent about what's actually inside the transparent phone.
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The Honest Ads Act, which would require the company to be more transparent about its ads, is stalled in both the House and Senate.
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"We also understand that as we grow, we have a responsibility to be more transparent about our impact on society and our governance structures."
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The review is expected to examine the integrity unit's structure and governance and to explore how it can be more transparent without compromising investigations.
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Gaming platforms like Steam have implemented product changes to make users more aware of where scores originate, in an effort to be more transparent.
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Not going to ship all of it, but will be more transparent about why and what we learned This is a pretty good list!
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"We need to be a lot more transparent in our actions in order to build trust," Jack Dorsey tweeted in response to the issue.
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At least the modern bank is more transparent than ever, publishing detailed assessments of the economy and the markets that often reveal mistaken forecasts.
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Do you feel that in the wake of Tempe that it's incumbent on Uber to be more transparent about how it does autonomous testing?
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They've launched efforts to make their ads more transparent, while crippling external efforts by organizations like ProPublica to pull back the curtain even further.
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"We're focused on making the policies that govern our services more transparent and easier for every customer to understand," an Ancestry spokesperson told Gizmodo.
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The company said it is using algorithms to detect abusive behavior, giving users new filtering tools and being more transparent in the reporting process.
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If the company wants us to take it seriously when it promotes its mission, it will need to be much more transparent — and trustworthy.
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The new system is designed to make quotes more transparent and ensure that banks use the same criteria for their quotes, the sources said.
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This will make performance more transparent and it will be less time-consuming and expensive for companies to report and for investors to use.
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While the public tends to distrust data that comes from organizers, Chenoweth cautions that organizers are often more transparent about their data collection methods.
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The company is trying to be more transparent with its projects But recent events suggest the company is transitioning to a more open mindset.
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Since 2017, the fund has called for executive pay packages to be simpler and more transparent and to not include long-term incentive plans.
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India's land ownership system is apparently fraught with fraud — so one state is exploring the application of blockchain technology to make it more transparent.
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It is almost universally omitted in coverage, but the Trump administration has been far more transparent in this investigation than many of its predecessors.
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What is clear is that it is a further step toward (limited) regulation, and at least makes parts of the bitcoin universe more transparent.
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Once "go viral or die" isn't the only game in town, and with a more transparent and responsive government, our conspiracy fever might break.
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This led to the oil company making changes to its divestiture program, adopting steps proposed by the TCU aimed at making tenders more transparent.
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Meanwhile, another highlight on the developer's conference is that Facebook launched more transparent and stricter data protection test tied to the data leakage scandal.
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He said that "in a very short period of time" the Fed will be looking at ways to make the regulatory process more transparent.
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Providing patients easy access to medical records or allowing for more transparent medical costs may be convenient, but those changes will not be transformative.
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Mark Warner to be more transparent, Zuckerberg commanded his team to share the content of their investigations more, as he revealed on Facebook Live.
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So I think they recognise that they have to step up to the plate and be more transparent, be more open with these inquiries.
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California's prospective data privacy law, if passed, would also require companies to be more transparent about the types of information they collect from users.
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The rule would also make the valuation process more transparent, and was part of a larger effort to modernize America's aging federal coal program.
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And those Trump allies are using their new power to make money in ways that were never possible in a more transparent, analog era.
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"But if you have more players, who are acting in a more transparent way, then you can limit some of that stuff," she said.
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Many of Google's AI researchers are active in work to make AI fairer and more transparent, and clumsy missteps by management won't change that.
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The FISA court must be even more transparent on how applications are reviewed and approved, and how its decisions implicate the privacy of Americans.
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Candid, an organization that seeks to make philanthropy more transparent, estimates that $1.9 billion have been spent on coronavirus relief by private entities worldwide.
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The derivatives market has since become more transparent, but it is also more concentrated among the biggest banks than it was before the crisis.
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A group of House Republicans introduced legislation Friday to reduce foreign interference in U.S. elections, including by making online political ads more transparent. Rep.
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Analysts have also said they're hopeful the leadership transition will see Alphabet become more transparent when it comes to reporting its financials to investors.
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The country has pledged not to competitively devalue its currency and has promised to be more transparent about its interventions in foreign exchange markets.
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" If reinstated, Duclos said she would work to "make ad contracts more transparent, for I am sure that ad agencies have nothing to hide.
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In the settlement, Airbnb essentially agreed to San Francisco's demand to be more transparent about its hosts and to help enforce existing registration laws.
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Sijbrandij says that to get there, the company needs to build a more "predictable" business and make itself more transparent to would-be investors.
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The fact that Melisandre is turning more human, more vulnerable and more transparent, I want to say — that went nicely with my own experience.
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The Supreme People's Court set up the debt defaulter website in 2013 to speed up compliance with verdicts and make court work more transparent.
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This is a reference to the 2014 Umbrella Movement, a similar wave of protests carried out by students in favor of more transparent elections.
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This news likely comes as a shock and I am sorry that we could not have been more transparent with you along the way.
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All candidates have pledged to overhaul the chaebol, the family-controlled conglomerates that have dominated the economy for decades, to make them more transparent.
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Reduce violent crime, maintain the mayor's support, boost police morale, rebuild the shattered trust of the community and build a more transparent, accountable department.
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Consumer trust is evaporating quickly — and tech companies have to earn it back by being more transparent about what they're doing with our data.
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China's insurance regulator on Wednesday greatly expanded rules that govern shareholding in the country's insurers in a bid to make ownership structures more transparent.
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In a bid to appear more transparent, the CEO laid out the company's position in a Washington Post op-ed Wednesday — and it worked.
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The value of open access is more than its business model; it is a movement that makes science more transparent and accessible to all.
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They say Culp needs to make GE more transparent, clean up its financial reporting and acknowledge how bad things have gotten at the company.
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Comedy journalism online now covers writers' rooms obsessively, and social media has also made the artistic process more transparent — with comics praising specific sketches.
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In an effort to be more transparent, the city is giving communities 30 days' notice before a shelter opens, an increase from one week.
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Today, Caruana is one of perhaps a few dozen researchers in the United States dedicated to finding more transparent new approaches to machine learning.
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Do the world's wealthiest people have any personal responsibilities to be more transparent about what they claim to be doing with their charity dollars?
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"These next-generation products need to be simpler, cheaper and more transparent," said Dan Basile, head of product management for BlackRock's defined contribution business.
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It would require U.S.-supported infrastructure projects to be made more transparent, so that the private sector can coordinate their investments in internet infrastructure.
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Warner, the vice chair of the Senate Intelligence Committee, has been outspoken about the need for Facebook to take more action and be more transparent.
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Microsoft has previously promised to be more transparent about these updates to ensure users aren't rebooting many times after the Creators Update begins rolling out.
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"We should address Lanny Davis's comments in our reporting and be more transparent with our readers about our reporting," one CNN staffer told BuzzFeed News.
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That volume focused on disinformation efforts, and included recommendations that social media platforms be more transparent with users if they are exposed to disinformation efforts.
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This "what you see is what you get" pricing is explained in their help section, but could still be more transparent for first-time users.
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Oreskovic said the reforms would include measures to cut red tape and reduce non-tax fees on businesses, and more transparent and efficient public administration.
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That runs counter to the needs of global investors and economists, who had been hoping that China would continue becoming more transparent with such information.
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And at the end of all this, shareholders would benefit if Vanguard ended up as an even more transparent company than it is right now.
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Though Co—Star is more transparent in many ways, the app still uses cookies to collect data on users, as Mashable wrote earlier this year.
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Samsung has received criticism for the complicated ownership structure of the group, and since 2014 has been restructuring the business to make it more transparent.
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The company's goal, ultimately, is to make it easier to buy and sell private securities, as well as to make the process far more transparent.
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It would likely be more transparent to users than mechanisms that allocate permits based on complex regulatory criteria, though it would require more ongoing management.
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Promisingly, Europe is making progress with its General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) to help rebalance data rights to be more transparent and fairer to people.
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Mr Khosrowshahi appears to think that he can soften, though not dull, the firm's edge by being more transparent than Mr Kalanick and his team.
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Fairphone started as a campaign to demonstrate to big tech companies that it was possible to have a more transparent, fair, and ethical manufacturing process.
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"The world looks for an authority," said Heymann, who believes the WHO adopts that role but needs to be faster and more transparent with information.
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Alongside this policy change, the company is responding to requests from customers and former employees with myriad efforts to be more transparent about customer safety.
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So you could move investment away from debt and toward equity by making the risk and opportunity in a small business more transparent and tradable.
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So at least partially in an attempt to blunt attacks from critics, the company is proposing to make its surveillance and monitoring efforts more transparent.
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"There is a growing market demand for more transparent and responsible corporate supply chains," Ed Marcum, managing director at Working Capital, said in a statement.
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The social media company has come under fire for not being more transparent about what is and is not grounds for suspension under its rules.
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Never mind that the whole GDPR thing from a year ago essentially forced tech companies to be much more transparent about their data collection practices.
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Yet over time, US carriers have discontinued it in favor of more transparent options that have proven to be more lucrative in the long run.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China's central bank pledged on Wednesday to improve its information disclosure as part of steps to make its policy-making process more transparent.
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The new rules, known as MiFID II, will be introduced in January 2018 with the aim of making EU bond and commodities markets more transparent.
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The EU and Canada say their investment protection system guarantees the right of governments to regulate and would use independent judges and be more transparent.
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However he agreed that Apple should be more transparent in regards to which EFI vulnerabilities are being patched in which updates and for which models.
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We're gonna have to experiment and test and we have to be way more transparent with publishers going in that this may not work out.
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To make the earmarks pill easier to swallow, some proponents have suggested ways to make the system more transparent and curb its potential for abuse.
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But these "commitments" consist mostly of promising to enact reforms, such as curbing public spending and making procurement more transparent, rather than actually doing so.
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But the chairman has pushed back on accusations of not being forthcoming and has touted his efforts to make the agency's regulatory process more transparent.
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A government watchdog wants to see bank regulators be more transparent about how they are determining the "too big to fail" status of large institutions.
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Democrats, as well as some Republicans, have called for him to do so to follow past precedent and to be more transparent about his finances.
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Tech and cyber companies this year have tried to be more transparent, detailing security issues and foreign efforts they detect and sharing more information publicly.
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Banks and other financial institutions are increasingly investing in blockchain technology, reckoning it could cut their costs and make their operations faster and more transparent.
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The organization is now also aiming to have a more transparent budgeting process it hopes will root out waste and lead to more effective spending.
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Additionally, the White House memo will direct EPA to consider other measures to help stabilize and make more transparent the renewable identification number (RIN) market.
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Destin says, like Zoopla, Carlow's main consumer proposition is about cracking open the data on pricing and making the buying process much more transparent overall.
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To make the seasonal adjustment process more transparent, the BEA is now publishing not seasonally adjusted GDP data, with every release of the quarterly reports.
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Doorkeys is a new startup in India that wants to bring the process of buying a home online to make things more transparent and efficient.
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Chima said streaming companies need to be more transparent about the kinds of content they deem harmful and why — particularly in the world's largest democracy.
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Since then, NSA and the intelligence community have published additional reports and statistics in attempts to be more transparent; the IG report continues that trend.
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Trump has taken questions regularly from reporters in the briefing room and has been unmistakably more transparent than the Chinese government while combating the coronavirus.
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Jim Trotter, the president of the Pro Football Writers of America, took exception to Lockhart's assertion that the league had tried to become more transparent.
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In 2015, Mr. Trudeau rose to power by promising to be friendlier, greener, more transparent and far less scandal-plagued than the previous Conservative government.
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Because so much of this is now more transparent to consumers and consumers are asking for things, brands are getting much more aware of this.
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"Providers and insurers have to become more transparent about their pricing," Alex M. Azar II, the secretary of health and human services, said last year.
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As part of the settlement, Uber said, it will also change the way it removes drivers from the service by making the process more transparent.
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Rick D. Chandler, the city's buildings commissioner, said he saw the online map as a way to make the department's mountain of data more transparent.
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He said the case could be a model for other clergy sex abuse cases because it forced the church to be more transparent than usual.
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However, Morial said he believes the census director should be communicating more with Americans about the census and being more transparent about the current situation.
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In addition to merging the multiple existing pension systems into a single, more transparent points-based system, the reform also aims to close chronic deficits.
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Airbnb settled a lawsuit against the city of San Francisco on Monday, agreeing to be more transparent about hosts and to help enforce registration laws.
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He contends that Mr. Ganim has fallen short on his pledges to make city government more transparent and accountable, and that the mayor lacks vision.
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When atoms started to form during this period, the universe became more transparent, enabling light to freely travel without being scattered by random subatomic particles.
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Through executive orders just before he left office, President Obama finally put in place modest reforms to make the drone program more transparent and accountable.
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It then settled a class action suit with workers for $4.6 million in 2017, and agreed to make its fees and tip structure more transparent.
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Countries and cities tackling climate change need to make their assumptions more transparent and take a more holistic view of their carbon footprint (see article).
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There is speculation among market participants over whether any currency pact would involve Beijing making a commitment to adopting a more transparent exchange rate regime.
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Anybody who votes for Donald Trump thinking they'll get a less chaotic, more transparent government than they'd get with Hillary Clinton hasn't been paying attention.
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The process of creating policy needs to be more transparent and efficient and must include clear criteria for assessing the economic significance of a project.
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Similarly, the company is also getting even more transparent about location, showing you on a map how often and where apps have recorded your position.
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Tech giants have faced calls from both sides of the political spectrum to be more transparent about the way they approach content flagging and banning.
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Exchange traded futures are seen as cheaper and more transparent by many market participants and can build up liquidity rapidly, thereby boosting confidence to switch.
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Many analysts and investors welcomed the move, saying it could boost confidence in Chinese stocks and encourage companies in the country to become more transparent.
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What it is, however, is a leader in the new era of social media, in which users demand more transparent, equitable relationships with social platforms.
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This proposal would formalize the SEC's attempt at balancing costs and benefits at the PCAOB, and do so in an ongoing and more transparent way.
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The deal is also expected to include new rules requiring China to be more transparent on how it values its currency compared to the dollar.
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One Harvard study showed that these networks tend to offer better, cheaper broadband and more transparent pricing since they're more accountable to the local community.
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Our legal system values free speech above just about everything, encouraging robust public discourse to build (in theory) a more transparent, open and educated society.
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Together with my cousin's brother [co-founder, Glenn Keller] we decided to develop Blindlee to make the process more transparent and safer but also fun.
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It was set up in 2011 by Estonian friends Taavet Hinrikus and Kristo Kaarmann with the stated aim of making foreign exchange fees more transparent.
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They say they'll be much more transparent about the size of the Fed's balance sheet and that further quantitative tightening would be very data dependent.
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After Facebook handed over 3,000 Russia-backed ads to congressional investigators, the company also committed to making its ad-buying process more transparent to users.
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Replacing the force management level system with something more transparent could be a tricky task, not least because of political sensitivities about U.S. forces in Iraq.
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While all politicians generally support efforts to make college costs more transparent, some Democratic presidential candidates are pushing much broader plans to address student loan debt.
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Individuals lobbying for foreign governments will have to be listed on a public register in a step toward making foreign influence on Australian politics more transparent.
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Under Dr. Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, the WHO's new director general, the organization has improved its work on epidemics and is acting in a more transparent fashion.
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"This is a really important step in rebuilding trust and being more transparent," explained Andy Piper, a developer advocate at Twitter, in an interview with Recode.
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The agency could also be more transparent throughout the process about its requirements regarding common issues like drug use and criminal backgrounds, so applicants withdraw sooner.
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Individuals lobbying for foreign governments would have to be listed on a public register in a step toward making foreign influence on Australian politics more transparent.
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By shifting the onus of information gathering to the customer of the exchange, the LME is aiming for "a more transparent reporting regime" for large positions.
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The hope, according to the CEO, is to become the "Google of Science," indexing every research paper to render the whole system more transparent and accessible.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China's insurance regulator on Wednesday greatly expanded rules that govern shareholding in the country's insurers in a bid to make ownership structures more transparent.
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It denies that customers' unhappiness last year with the quiet fee shift had anything to do with its decision to be more transparent this time around.
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A commission spokesperson said that the reversals were actually done to make the commission more transparent, saying they hadn't received proper scrutiny in the first place.
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These investigations, based in part on a review of emails, helped catalyze reforms requiring the government and universities to become more transparent in their research practices.
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They are also urging Uber to commit to a more transparent pricing structure, especially in light of recent reports that it routinely overcharges riders for trips.
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The rules just instruct Facebook and other advertising platforms to be more transparent about who is placing the ads and how much they're paying for them.
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Aside from the proposed ads rules, the Cortez Masto bill would require platforms to be more transparent in how they collect, process, and store user data.
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United Nations agencies and human rights watchers have voiced scepticism about the resettlement plans and demanded a more transparent process to safeguard the Rohingya's voluntary return.
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Instead, Twitter is tweaking its timeline settings to be more transparent and to allow more user control while it works out a better solution going forward.
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The brightest and most opaque sections were assumed to be the largest, while the parts that were dimmer and more transparent were assumed to be sparser.
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Thanks to Netflix's new efforts to be more transparent, we now know for the first time exactly what content has been removed due to these demands.
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Sarah: I generally think it's a really good idea to move to a system with more transparent prices, so I am in favor of this regulation.
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Through digitisation, it also attempts to make clinical trials more transparent across stakeholders and those responsible for conducting the trial, including doctors, research nurses and patients.
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Facebook allowed political ads to be bought and placed under anyone's name, in direct contradiction to the company's own commitment to make political advertising more transparent.
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To mitigate this risk, Britain has called for the EU's equivalence system to be "enhanced" or made more transparent and predictable to make it more acceptable.
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The black hole observed by the Event Horizon Telescope team appears to have a much thicker disk, but one that is somewhat more transparent to light.
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Stephen Ekka of PAJHRA, an Assam-based charity fighting for tea workers' rights, urged global brands to be more transparent about how they source their tea.
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Abortion providers tend to be more transparent about cost than many other medical providers, and clinics will usually tell you up front how much they charge.
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Facebook fell 1.3 percent after two key U.S. lawmakers rebuked it for not being more transparent over its data sharing with at least four Chinese companies.
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Other takes: WSJ's Joanna Stern: Apple's software does the right thing but the company should be more transparent — and make it easier to replace the battery.
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With Baltimore police under heightened scrutiny, Police Commissioner Kevin Davis said on Tuesday the department would restructure its internal affairs procedures to make them more transparent.
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Trump can take the lead in rethinking red tape, take politicized agendas out of the process and bring a more transparent, sensible, balanced approach to rulemaking.
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Facebook tells TechCrunch that it hears loud and clear that it must be more transparent about its product and privacy settings, especially when it messes up.
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Unlike more transparent markets like cotton, analysts have a much harder time looking through the wool supply chain to measure global stock levels and anticipated demand.
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Supporters, such as the energy committee's top Democrat, Senator Maria Cantwell of Washington, said the rule modernized the existing BLM process to make it more transparent.
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Even if companies want to protect their technology, there are still ways for them to be more transparent about the results or benefits of their technology.
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"Even if we were able to be more transparent in this area, it would only be a very small piece of an overall story," Sherman said.
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In sharp contrast, President Obama declared a "new era of openness" on his first full day in office and directed federal agencies to be more transparent.
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Exane BNP Paribas analyst Luca Solca said Burberry's announcement could put pressure on other luxury names to be more transparent about how they handle unsold goods.
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Congressional skeptics of a federal regulator's plan to reform the set-top box market asked the agency to be more transparent about its proposal on Friday.
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The experience of Australia is that if you refuse to accept people who come illegally, it actually makes immigration a much safer and more transparent process.
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Thirty-six percent agreed the "tone of political debate" on Capitol Hill would be more "respectful," and 34 percent said the government would be more transparent.
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As chairman, Smith introduced controversial bills such as the Secret Science Reform Act, which supporters said would make agencies more transparent about how they use science.
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The New York City-based company positions itself as a simple and more transparent stock exchange offering fees and technology that are better for individual investors.
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"I would like to think the commercial rights holder this time does it in a more transparent way," Fernley said, adding a comparison to English soccer.
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They contrasted the Senate Republicans closed-door process with what they see as a much more transparent one during the debate over the Affordable Care Act.
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This would push proxy firms to be more transparent, especially about possible conflicts of interest, but without burdening them with costly new regulations and reporting requirements.
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For their part, British regulators want new rules to make the system more transparent and predictable, given equivalence status can be withdrawn with 30 days notice.
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That's why our committee changed the nominating process to reduce the influence of unpledged delegates and reform our process to make it more transparent and inclusive.
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The argument for the current process is that, were negotiators to be more transparent, stakeholders and political bodies would constantly be challenging negotiators' decisions, stalling progress.
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This is in stark contrast to the "Clean Missouri" constitutional amendment overwhelmingly approved by voters in November that demands the state legislature to be more transparent.
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Facebook and Google have already taken action against misinformation campaigns directed at the midterms and been more transparent than in the past at disclosing those efforts.
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The borrower defense to repayment rule aims to better protect student borrowers against misleading and predatory practices by trying to make the claims process more transparent.
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South Dakota and Washington State are holding referendums on proposals for more transparent elections; similar petition drives fell just short of success in Arizona and Idaho.
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The instructions appear to be aimed at making temple finances more transparent and to counter criticism about the commercialization of religion in the Southeast Asian nation.
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Republicans say the efforts are meant to make the probe more transparent but critics say the moves are designed to slow down or halt the probe.
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By cancelling Zurich's status as an approved stock market from Monday, the EU Commission is undermining its objectives for making equity trading cheaper and more transparent.
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Before Victor Oladipo's season ended, the Pacers were positioned to spoil the playoffs for teams that entered this season with higher expectations and more transparent ambition.
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It said the G30 had become more transparent since the complaint, filming and publishing one of its debates and allowing the media to a recent seminar.
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With the stakes so high, many researchers are frustrated that the U.S. government was not more transparent about which considerations prompted them to fund the research.
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Gottlieb said he believes the approval process has already become politicized and he was simply trying to find a way to make the process more transparent.
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The big idea is that this will make science more transparent and replicable, and decrease the friction for one lab to evaluate the work of another.
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In August this year, 20 leading academics have signed onto a letter asking that the public art process involving the monument become more transparent and inclusive.
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The move by Canada's Liberal government is aimed at making selection more transparent, Trudeau wrote in a column in the Globe and Mail newspaper on Tuesday.
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But as chief financial officer, she has played a part in the company's efforts over the past five years to become more transparent about its operations.
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J.B. Pritzker, Senator Dick Durbin and Chicago's mayor, Lori Lightfoot — has acknowledged that she "should have done better" and been more transparent about the Smollett case.
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Many of their selections ultimately leaked, but the league was criticized — even by some of the All-Stars — for not making the whole process more transparent.
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Others are more transparent about the facts, like TLC's Married At First Sight, which stresses that the couples who split will also have to get divorced.
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"Even if we were able to be more transparent in this area, it would only be a very small piece of an overall story," he said.
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Stora Enso also said it would establish a Forest division from the start of 2020, to wrap its forestry assets and make its reporting more transparent.
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New York startup Artsy connects art enthusiasts with leading galleries and their works, while influential financial tech company Arthena aims to make art investment more transparent.
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"With a new more transparent approval process set to go live soon, we have a positive outlook for China's digital games market in 2019," it said.
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The bill would force websites to be more transparent about their data collection practices and to offer users the option to opt-out of being tracked.
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"We look forward to exploring ways to make the test security process more transparent and to addressing the broader educational needs of students," the statement adds.
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Additionally, the EU and Japan have agreed to push for reliable LNG spot price indices as part of joint efforts to make LNG markets more transparent.
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In encouraging providers to be more transparent about costs, Azar said patients have the right to know the price of a service before they get it.
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The law would also create a more transparent national energy regulator to replace the National Energy Board, which critics complain is too close to the industry.
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In addition to third-party ratings, companies themselves have become far more transparent about their practices following demand from both investors and the public at large.
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The identity of the exchange's operators was kept secret, even as other large Bitcoin exchanges tried to make their businesses more transparent and friendly to regulators.
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Alex Stamos, Facebook's outgoing chief security officer, said having to be more transparent about state interference has been "uncomfortable," according to the email obtained by BuzzFeed.
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In doing so, we can help build societies that are not only more transparent and accountable, but also more secure and safe from the threat of terrorism.
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INGRAHAM: And that means documents have to be turned over and perhaps things need to be declassified in a more transparent and fast fashion than they are.
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We simply need more information, and a more transparent dialogue with police to see if this sort of surveillance system really is necessary for keeping people safe.
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"We're going to make advertising more transparent, and not just for political ads," Rob Goldman, Facebook's vice president of ads, said in a blog post. https://twitter.
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Civil society groups have repeatedly called for the company to invest more in hiring moderators proficient in local languages and to be more transparent in its process.
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Local police are much more transparent because they report to locally elected officials and depend on good relations with their communities to fulfill their law enforcement responsibilities.
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The company said in an interview with BuzzFeed News that it's taking user feedback into account before finalizing the policy in an effort to be more transparent.
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Among many initiatives, the EWF is pioneering a blockchain application that tracks renewable-energy certificates used to offset carbon emissions to make them more transparent and granular.
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If the SEC takes a permissive approach to approving new innovations like these, traders will migrate back from dark pools to the more transparent and liquid markets.
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But whether it keeps its shields up or is forced to be more transparent, this is once again a losing proposition for the weary social media giant.
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If anything, the new regulations and guidelines adopted by the Chinese add heft to a more transparent investment regime, bringing rationality and maturity to Chinese outbound investing.
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The company has since vowed to be more transparent around Duplex disclosure when talking with humans who may not be aware they're speaking to an AI agent.
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The days of traditional banking, and the hegemony of big brand-name banks, are coming to a close, as consumers demand more transparent, responsive and honest treatment.
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Lawsuits and media pressure have forced platforms to become more transparent about how their ad platforms work and take additional steps to prevent abuse by bad actors.
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It also announced that advertising on the site will become more transparent, with data on who sees which ads, and who pays for them, available to users.
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But the ad is more transparent in selling a product than Budweiser, driving viewers to buy a $13 chalice, with $3.13 of each purchase going toward Water.
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Carolyn Maloney of New York, who first introduced legislation in 1997 requiring manufacturers be more transparent about the makeup of tampons, pads and other feminine hygiene products.
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The Republican members of the commission, long skeptical that more regulations are the answer, agreed with their Democratic counterparts that online ads ought to be more transparent.
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The researchers propose that these websites give users a more transparent opportunity to give or withdraw their consent when it comes to tracking this type of data.
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In January, Pritchard threatened to boycott spending with the digital ad behemoths (Google, Facebook, major ad networks etc.) unless they worked to make the system more transparent.
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"They're trying to be a bit more transparent, and over the long term that transparency will be a good thing," said Jeff Kilburg, CEO of KKM Financial.
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In addition, the company is also making it more transparent to users whether a deleted tweet was deleted by the user or because Twitter took an action.
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As a result, the company believes it can speed up the process and make things more transparent, all while lowering the costs associated with originating a mortgage.
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The ACLU sued to make the commission more transparent (the commission is now publishing its records on this web page and the meeting will be live-streamed).
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Meanwhile, The Charity Commission has urged the foundation to be more transparent to donors and the public, and to lay out a clear plan for their funds.
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They included making the legal process more transparent, introducing stricter criteria for lawmakers to prevent conflict of interest and clarifying the conditions of their immunity from prosecution.
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Pennsylvania recently reformed its civil forfeiture laws to make them more transparent, but cops can still take an alleged criminal's stuff before they're proven guilty or innocent.
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Its owners hope that the move will make its structure more transparent and help pave the way an IPO once global iron ore and steel markets improve.
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Facebook ads have been the main focus, but Twitter is also investigating 2016 advertising activity and trying to be more transparent when it comes to political ads.
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So in an effort to promote good behavior, the MTA has rolled out an initiative to make the needs of passengers more transparent to their fellow riders.
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The corporate value tax would effectively place the same aggregate burden as the current profits tax, but do so in fairer, less distorting, and more transparent way.
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Local bodies are more transparent, more responsive, and less bureaucratic than their federal cousins, in large part because they are constrained by close proximity to their voters.
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And while that may be part of the reason, Spencer says that the early announcement was also made in an attempt to be more transparent with consumers.
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The head of its Journalism Project Campbell Brown said twice at Recode's Code Media conference on Monday that they should've been more transparent around experiments and tests.
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The contract still works, but the fact that the promise is written in auditable software rather than government-enforced English makes it less transparent, not more transparent.
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It has been pushing to convert the publicly traded land trust into a Delaware corporation, establish an experienced team for its water business and be more transparent.
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Instead, we need more transparent fact-based collaboration across the industry like this Thursday's PrivacyCon, hosted by the FTC, which brings together thought leaders across the industry.
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The tweet included a link to a letter from Assange's attorney, Barry Pollack, calling on the Justice Department to be more transparent about its investigation into WikiLeaks.
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Thornberry's legislation follows an initial batch of reforms enacted last year with the 2016 annual defense policy bill, and continues efforts to make weapons programs more transparent.
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The Cambridge Analytica mess has increased the clamor for Facebook to be more transparent about what kind of user data they're gathering, and how they're using it.
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But Fisher, and Eighth Grade, make it clear that now — with smartphones and social media and Google just a tap away — at least anxiety becomes more transparent.
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The British government must be more transparent about its military spending, if only so that those expenditures can be measured against the needs of other public programs.
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But the rules on religion also pledge to protect holy sites from commercialization, allow spiritual groups to engage in charitable work and make government oversight more transparent.
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In addition to being more transparent about their current diversity hiring practices, congressional offices should redesign their application materials to appeal to a broader pool of candidates.
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They also don't know whether the candidates who are fighting for their votes are also willing to fight for a more transparent elections process and clean government.
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The Secretary also recommends adopting a more transparent process for the Fed's annual stress tests, including making the Fed's models and economic scenarios available for public comment.
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Gomes had a pitch, Sullivan recalls: The company wanted him to come onboard to help Google be more transparent and better communicate with the public about search.
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