But Slack took a more unconventional approach to going public.
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Noah's backstory with the city is a little more unconventional.
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It has also invited scrutiny of the spiritual leader's more unconventional ideas.
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"The dishes are more unconventional, the Banks' family recipes," Mr. Ghaw said.
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Then the extra bits around the outside, we wanted something a little more unconventional.
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Cunningham and Hempstead Wright both opted for more unconventional tuxedos for the 2019 Emmys.
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"Central banks have effectively invited governments to experiment with more unconventional policies," Deutsche said.
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But the circumstances of this inauguration -- the 58th in the nation's history -- could hardly be more unconventional.
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They were also drawn to lodging that was more unconventional, like a-frame cabins and tree houses.
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"I decided to take a more unconventional route that no one around me was pursuing," she says.
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It's no secret that Trump is running one of the more unconventional presidential campaigns in recent memory.
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Others — "look for people who sparkle"; "be willing to 'shoot the people you love'" — are more unconventional.
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"When it comes to the more unconventional U.S. proposals, we have been doing some creative thinking," she said.
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But he's more unconventional than a typical Fortune 500 CEO — he's loquacious, teeming with optimism, and unapologetically outspoken.
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They feature classic reds and nudes, as well as more unconventional colors, like kale-green, violet, and navy-blue.
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Besides Ciara, LOVE enlisted a more unconventional model for day 24 of LOVE Advent: Miss Piggy and The Muppets.
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Yet only students utilizing non-traditional options or pursuing more unconventional certification were targeted for these new government burdens.
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This marks the end of one of more unconventional and meme-worthy campaigns of the 63 Democratic presidential primary.
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More unconventional monetary stimulus will be hard thanks to northern Europe's horror of appearing to create money to finance deficits.
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LAS VEGAS — Chinese smartphone maker ZTE is turning to a slightly more unconventional method to launch its next phone: Kickstarter.
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She didn't choose something white and frothy like everyone else — it was a copy of a more unconventional Balenciaga design.
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Okay, we haven't completely graduated from chocolates and sweets, but that doesn't mean we're not looking for more unconventional advent calendars.
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The enumeration had become more difficult as Americans spoke more languages and became more mobile and their households became more unconventional.
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If its current measures do not work, Beijing could try more unconventional policies to stimulate struggling sectors like the property market.
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On the other side of the equation is growing discussions about whether central banks should pursue even more unconventional monetary policy.
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Their stories run the gamut from storybook high school romances to the more unconventional, such as finding love after an acid attack.
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And finally, Trump has promised an unconventional convention for an unconventional candidate—what's more unconventional than three primetime speeches from that candidate?
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As TV becomes more streamlined into easily binge-able seasons, more unconventional and single-serving narrative options are harder to come by.
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Despite the eccentricity of the works on display, the juried nature of the exhibition is perhaps more unconventional than the art itself.
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Mr. Pompeo's predecessor, Rex W. Tillerson, often sought to moderate Mr. Trump's more unconventional instincts, something that led to his abrupt firing.
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Such a system might miss a more unconventional applicant who could nevertheless excel, like an actor applying for a job in sales.
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Several guests at the party shared photos and videos of the exciting evening, documenting some of the more unconventional parts of the shower.
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Putting an end to the popularity contest might lead people to share more unconventional, silly or artsy posts regardless of their public reception.
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While Google was busy launching 500 new messaging apps yesterday, a smaller competitor released something called Rawr Messenger, and it's a lot more unconventional.
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Trump's background in business and television is, to say the least, an even more unconventional preparation for the presidency than was Eisenhower's military career.
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But they could defy expectations if the words after "I accept your nomination" were a little more unconventional by being a little less partisan.
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With no room left to cut rates and with its already-massive balance sheet, the Fed may need to turn to more unconventional tools.
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They revel in making opponents uncomfortable, and they recruit players who have been overlooked, the theory being that they are hungrier and more unconventional.
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In addition to standard consulting work like doling out economic advice and helping burnish Prince Mohammed's image, they have taken on more unconventional assignments.
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But if things continue to escalate, Beijing will have less room to maneuver and could resort to more unconventional measures, our senior economics correspondent writes.
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Instead of the usual filtered emotions and beachside getaways that many lovey-dovey pairs post to social media, Moore's taken to posting more unconventional shots.
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But the politics of decoupling the military from Maduro has proved complicated because Mr. Maduro's military alliance, in many respects, is more unconventional than not.
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The trial registry also includes a number of more unconventional—and perhaps dubious—approaches, including hormones, injections of stem cells, and even vitamin C infusions.
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And the GOP finds itself with still more unconventional candidates, with several supporting the bizarre, pro-Trump conspiracy theory known as QAnon on upcoming ballots.
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The Fed remains concerned that with interest rates still close to zero it would have to rely on more unconventional policy tools should the economy slow.
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A second season, this time 12 episodes, has already been green-lit for 2017, so there's still room for Love to take a more unconventional route.
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Some of the more unconventional accessories include valve caps with Aston Martin wings and special-edition Maxi-Cosi child and baby seats donning the automaker's emblem.
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Even then, he would have to get his nominee through Congress, which has been unwilling to confirm Mr. Trump's more unconventional picks for the Fed Board.
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So, next time you're looking for a way to de-stress, take a more unconventional approach to relaxation and just stare at some big ass bubbles.
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But Simo was working on a long-term solution to share revenue that would benefit a wider swath of creators, including the more unconventional types at Vidcon.
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Some celebs took a more unconventional approach like Kendall Jenner, who used a jet ski to complete the challenge, and Mariah Carey, who simply used her voice.
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I had high hopes for In the Dark, which is one of the CW's more unconventional offerings, in the vein of Crazy Ex-Girlfriend and Jane the Virgin.
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But think about it: If there is one force that can derail him, or restrain him, it's the threat that the economy won't tolerate his more unconventional policies.
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Nagy said rate cuts in Hungary could be back on the table this year, but the bank would first use more unconventional tools to loosen monetary conditions further.
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What's next: Watch for whether USTR's chosen remedies place heavy reliance on tariffs, which are subject to specific WTO commitments, or feature more unconventional tools (such as export restrictions).
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Mercury enters forward-thinking Aquarius at 12:50 AM on Thursday, helping us break out of stuffy patterns of thought as we gravitate towards more unconventional and funny ideas.
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Get even more unconventional—something your family is far too stuck in their ways to let you do—and make deep fried stuffing balls like the maverick you are.
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After the 2008 financial crisis policymakers slashed interest rates - sometimes below zero - and also turned to more unconventional measures to boost growth, such as pumping trillions of dollars into economies.
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That's because the 25-year-old Democrat is one of the more unconventional candidates in the running, especially when compared with Cruz, 224, who's a political institution within the state.
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Or they could be more unconventional ones, like having the sex talk with your parents, learning how to handle a police encounter or experiencing the death of a loved one.
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Purists appreciate his precision and traditional flavors like chocolate, pistachio or strawberry, but the more unconventional flavors — wasabi-horeseradish, houjicha, genmaicha or umeboshi (Japanese salt plum) — are the real draw.
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While China primarily used direct dollar-selling intervention in 2015, it switched to more unconventional methods such as tightening yuan funding costs and using swaps as the currency fell in 2018.
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He said that the first act was essentially completed, with written-out scoring for the vocal lines, but that Ms. Oliveros left no music for the even more unconventional second act.
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It also prompted some to wonder whether central bankers will be increasingly vulnerable to such pressure if they take on more responsibilities and deploy tools that are more and more unconventional.
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Why it matters: Baseball is looking for a way to reach a younger and more unconventional audience, and targeting millennials and fringe sports fans with cheap tickets might just be the answer.
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Given that Lobov, whose gloves rarely reside above his bottom rib, stands out as one of the more unconventional strikers in the featherweight division, this fight immediately looks like an interesting one.
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Alongside some of the tried-and-true shades of nail-color classics (true red, pale pink, and burgundy) that consistently rank best in class, we've also rounded up other more unconventional hues (i.e.
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"I think any objective observer can see the Pentagon approach has not worked and will not work, and it's time to do something different, to go to a more unconventional approach," Prince said.
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Sure, you could get them the usual, tried-and-true calendar of cute dog photos or a fun chew toy and call it a day, or you can go the more unconventional route.
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But it also involves an array of more unconventional proposals, like protecting the use of domestic subsidies and preferential treatment for companies with eco-friendly practices from challenges at the World Trade Organization.
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New Twin Peaks is dealing with a different culture, one whose conventions have gotten quite a lot more unconventional over the last 25 years—thanks, in no small part, to original Twin Peaks.
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If this hiring pattern continues, more unconventional appointees may struggle, especially early on, to get up to speed on things like which assistant secretary handles what and the laborious process of developing regulations.
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This time, China chose a more unconventional method to challenge the United States and hastened the timetable, challenging a president-elect rather than a newly installed president as it has in the past.
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He will now serve on Alphabet's audit committee, giving Alphabet, whose leadership (in particular its CFO) has been hatching plans for managing expenses at the conglomerate's more unconventional enterprises, another person to help do that.
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" The more unconventional approach happened when she came across the work of Mr. Raniere, the website said, adding: "Over the course of several years, Mr. Raniere mentored Allison in her study of acting and music.
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But for global central banks fighting off global recession since 2008, it has often been the case that their words have proved just as important as actions in explaining more unconventional monetary policies, and moving markets.
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Once upon a time, big studios pumped out relatively expensive Oscar bait—a diverse slate of middle-brow films like As Good as It Gets, Shakespeare in Love, Syriana—while taking risks on more unconventional movies.
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Long known as a rugged battlefield intelligence service, the G.R.U. in recent years has been involved in more unconventional missions, from whipping up ethnic tensions in Eastern Europe to helping to seize territory in Ukraine and Syria.
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When I asked Munshi-South why urban evolution is suddenly hot, I expected him to cite the proliferation of accessible DNA-sequencing technologies—an obvious boon to smaller, more unconventional labs like his that struggle for funding.
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Off the grid on the Mesa More unconventional than the Earthship-dwellers, several locals said, are the people who make their home in the flat-topped mountains west of Taos, in the area known as the Mesa.
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I don't usually want a touchscreen or a rotating display on my laptops, but the Swift 7 is so light that it encourages more unconventional use, which in turn makes those features feel like something of an omission.
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The group will both support Democratic candidates who embody Yang's vision, in the style of a more typical political group — such as Bernie Sanders' Our Revolution or Pete Buttigieg's Hitting Home — while also embracing more unconventional aims and methods.
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But I would argue for a more unconventional legal approach for a wholly unconventional President for these four reasons: First, there is reason to believe that Mueller is not building a strong case against the President on the issue of collusion.
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It sounds like a much more unconventional approach than Bungie's attempts at narrative-building with the original Destiny, which suffered from shallow storytelling and a world fleshed out mostly by prompting players to read large swaths of text on the game's website.
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Like that film's unnerving, drone-like foreboding that moved away from typical Hollywood thriller compositions, this new soundtrack takes a more unconventional approach—especially for a Hollywood sci-fi movie, an arena dominated by the unsubtle scores of John Williams and Hans Zimmer.
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"But as we see couples lean into more unconventional venues — whether it's a brewery or a pop-up barn — a lot of times they have to bring in their own lighting, which can really set the vibe for a celebration," she told Insider.
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Whether working in relatively traditional media like bronze, wood, marble, and paper or, lately, more unconventional materials including Styrofoam and fluorescent light tubes, he creates carvings and castings that invoke a European lineage stretching back from Rodin to Michelangelo to Greco-Roman antiquity.
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They've also taken on more "unconventional assignments" in their multimillion-dollar engagements with the kingdom, including training the Saudi navy as it upholds a blockade in Yemen, advising government ministries and — in at least one case — identifying the royal family's most prominent online critics.
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In addition to his more unconventional shows, Mr. Frank developed events like "The Skins Game," where top golfers competed for prize money on each individual hole, as well as a series of Monday night prime-time matches featuring Tiger Woods, among other A-list golfers.
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The model and Lip Sync Battle host, 33, gave her Instagram followers a glimpse into one of the more unconventional parts of her glam routine on Tuesday morning, sharing a photo of herself being worked on by two pros as she sat in a makeup chair.
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In the last few years, there have been far more instances of choreographers creating same-sex duets, and being more unconventional in casting choices; recently the choreographer Justin Peck, at the New York City Ballet, put a woman in a role originally conceived for a man.
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At a time when attention on Khan's buildings is strong, such as the recent restoration of the Yale Center for British Art in New Haven and the Salk Institute in California, it may seem surprising that one of his more unconventional works would have a precarious future.
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"I would argue that President Trump is more unconventional than he is unstable and I think he picks up on the word 'unstable' because that's a word we constantly hear against him in the media," Harkness, who is a senior producer and reporter at The Daily Signal, told Hill.
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Refusal to consider more unconventional tech talent is not only a disservice to engineering teams that need diverse perspectives to build the best possible products, it is the epitome of why so many people decide to leave tech or don't want to go into the industry to begin with.
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Since "perfect mother" is a construct that even the guiltiest and most privileged of parents don't really believe exists, the survival of the gag depends on upping the ante, of being ever more "human" — that is, more unconventional, more sloppy, more benignly neglectful, more potty-mouthed — than your predecessors.
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I'd also argue that Marvel's runaway success with 2014's Guardians of the Galaxy's actually helped studios like DC and Fox; After all, it was the overwhelmingly positive audience response to Guardians that gave them the courage to go through with more unconventional superhero movies like Suicide Squad and the unbelievably successful Deadpool.
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"There's a huge number of Americans who are deeply frustrated with our current system and are looking for some way to change it and are not quite sure if it should be Trump, who's from a more unconventional background, or Bernie," said Oregon Senator Jeff Merkley, the only senator to endorse Sanders.
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"As Venus, goddess of love, leaves behind the grounded caution of Capricorn, to enter quick-witted and eccentric Aquarius, we will all feel liberated from the traditional ways we have been experiencing the last month to adopt a more unconventional and upbeat approach to love and money," Narayana Montúfar, Senior Astrologer at Astrology.
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Although Falun Gong is known as a system that combines elements of Buddhism, mysticism and traditional exercise regimen, some followers also ascribe to the more unconventional teachings of Mr. Li, including alien visitation, ethnic separation and other beliefs that might clarify "why my clients have the constitutional right to call them a cult," Mr. Fini said.
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It may not be the most obvious choice and Swinton's preferred productions tend to be rather more unconventional, but she's one of cinema's most versatile stars -- and if she can play an 82-year-old man, she can play anyone Tony Blair Tony Blair is certain to play a prominent role in the show's final seasons, and the former prime minister's relationship with the Queen was already explored in Morgan's 2006 film.
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I think she comes and goes with issues she deeply cares about but when you get to a certain level of power a lot of times, and you see this in business too, a lot of times people will say yes just because you happen to be the boss.... ...I think it gives you a sounding board who is a little bit more unconventional than the 37 people that might happen to be standing round a table at that one time who just want to appease.
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