So it's up to all of us now to steer it in the most constructive direction possible.
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"I am most constructive on consumer, information technology and industrials sectors after the MSCI inclusion," he said.
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I believe that turning this unfortunate situation into a critical dialogue is the best and most constructive decision.
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The most constructive factor in handicapping the market this year has been the behavior of the market itself.
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This discharge petition process is probably the most constructive ever because we are not bringing forward one bill.
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Weigh in and I'll compile the most constructive contributions, and my reactions, in a piece on Dot Earth.
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Ma added that he will be "most constructive" on the consumer, information technology and industrials sectors following the MSCI inclusion.
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So in a way it was the most constructive form of self-hatred I could figure out at the time.
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Most visas go to relatives, even though they are not necessarily the neediest applicants or the most constructive potential residents.
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"Synchronous global economic growth and new supply disruptions are creating the most constructive oil price environment since ... 3433," Barclays bank said.
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However, he says Apple is the tech stock with the most constructive technical set-up at the moment – it reports on July 30.
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" Says Potter: "The most constructive, the most heart-warming aspect is all of the women coming forward saying, 'This has happened to me.
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This refusal, he allows, may not be the most "constructive" basis of self-esteem or the purest ethic of resistance — but at least it's something.
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"We're also letting them know that the most constructive role Congress can play is encouraging Minor League Baseball to return to the bargaining table," the spokesperson said.
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Mr Pence is more alive to questions of foreign opinion, which is why he labours to present the world with the most constructive version of his boss.
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Not only is this the most constructive outcome of all of this, it's key to opening up the desktop environment to the next-generation of web-enabled tools.
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Hopefully, any reparations commission will focus on things that are most constructive, such as grants to start businesses or go to college, so real justice can finally be done.
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Many artists feel as though their work is the safest and most constructive way of participating in the conversation, with hopes that they might empower others through their imagery.
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That's worrying, because some of the voices he has thus far put closest to him — those of Steve Bannon, Mike Flynn, Jeff Sessions — aren't the most constructive, restrained, unifying ones.
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But for Murphy and the Chamber of Commerce, threatening companies whose businesses largely rely on exports was not the most constructive strategy in bringing trade to a fair playing field.
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The recent decline in utilities and telecoms is "the most constructive thing we've seen recently in the market," according to Art Hogan, chief market strategist at Wunderlich securities in New York.
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"I think Intel had the most constructive pullback to those December lows, which was a double bottom," Baruch said Tuesday on CNBC's "Trading Nation," pointing to the semiconductor company's three-year chart.
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"Even the US at its most constructive isn't going to fix the system where it is now," says Andrew Crosby of the International Centre for Trade and Sustainable Development, a Geneva-based think-tank.
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We would do well to keep that in mind in the years ahead, as we begin the work of figuring out how to make the most constructive use of these astonishing gifts of nature.
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The crackdown on even the most constructive criticism — the demand for complete loyalty with a significant "or else" — remains a serious challenge to the crown prince's desire to be seen as a modern, enlightened leader.
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" "The crackdown on even the most constructive criticism - the demand for complete loyalty with a significant 'or else' - remains a serious challenge to the crown prince's desire to be seen as a modern, enlightened leader.
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"The most constructive role Congress can play in these negotiations is to encourage Minor League Baseball to continue working with MLB to address the real issues impacting minor league players and communities across the country," the spokesperson said.
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The firm said it is most constructive among the "FANG" stocks on Amazon and Facebook, although it notes that the "FANG" stocks are trading at a multiple that's low by historical standards but high compared to the past eight years.
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"The most constructive thing I've seen over the past four days has been the rotation," said Art Hogan, chief market strategist at Wunderlich Securities, noting the S&P was led by financials, health care and energy on Wednesday, while utilities, telecommunications and consumer staples lagged.
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"If the (EIA) numbers are similar to the API, this would be the fifth straight week of stock builds, and would not be the most constructive reading for WTI as we head into the Thanksgiving holiday," ING analyst Warren Patterson said in a note.
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"I think the most constructive way of doing it is getting Google and Facebook to understand the problem, which I think they do, and to get them to step up to control it just like any other media right now would in a traditional sense," he said.
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This is a good impulse, advocates told me on Tuesday: Short of traveling to volunteer with an immigration advocacy NGO in person—a commitment few can make—supporting the organizations doing the work on the ground may be the most constructive and effective way to help.
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"[H]ow you put a team together to make sure that they're getting you the best information and they are teeing up the options from which you will ultimately make decisions, that's probably the most useful advice, the most constructive advice that I've been able to give him," he said.
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"And we're clearly not going to get to that kind of debate in a mainstream media discourse because no one has the time to hear about all the nuances and complexities of propaganda but I do think that the government puts too much emphasis on the online space — in a manner that is often devoid of nuance and I don't think that is necessarily the most constructive way to go about this."
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OBAMA: That's probably the most useful constructive advice and the most constructive advice that I've been able to give him, that if you find yourself isolated because the process breaks down or if you're only hearing from people who agree with you on everything or if you haven't created a process that is fact-checking and probing and asking hard questions about policies or promises that you've made, that's when you start making mistakes.
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Seton-Watson, p. 202. Mazour, pp. 267-268, wrote that Nicholas referred to the report on Decembrist ideas for all his life. Alexander Borovkov, secretary of the 1826 investigation, deliberately biased the report in favor of the Decembrists' most constructive proposals, effectively plagiarizing the Decembrist program.
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Showalter says the most constructive approach to future feminist theory and criticism lies in a focus on nurturing a new feminine cultural perspective within a feminist tradition that at the same time exists within the male tradition, but on which it is not dependent and to which it is not answerable.
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Typically, conventional aerostatic bearings are implemented with chambers and canals. This design assumes that with a limited amount of nozzles, the dead volume should decrease while distributing the gas within the gap uniformly. Most constructive ideas refer to special canal structures. Since the late 1980s, aerostatic bearings with micro canal structures without chambers are manufactured.
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Samanyolu TV was funded by many individuals and companies. But the most constructive contribution was from by Fethullah Gülen. Gülen is a well- known Turkish Muslim preacher, scholar and author. Gülen is currently living in exile in the United States, due to the formation of the Gülen Movement which has had much controversy and criticism in Turkey.
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The book is divided into five parts. The first covers general and well known characteristics of corporations in contradistinction to other forms of enterprise ; the second describes the media through which the corporation may secure capital; and the third the practical problems of securing it. Of these three parts the concluding chapter of the second (ch. 8) entitled Basis of Capitalization is the most constructive and worthwhile.
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In 1910 he resigned from St James'"after one of the most constructive ministries in the history of the diocese". In England Carr Smith accepted the parish of St Wulfram's Church, Grantham in Lincolnshire, where he became a canon of Lincoln Cathedral. From 1917 he served at Eastbourne, then at Forty Hill, as rector and rural dean. In 1924 he returned to St James' Sydney as locum tenens.
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It took over many of the possessions of the recently disbanded Jesuit order, and became the first ministry of education in Europe. As such, its creation is universally seen as the proudest and most constructive achievement of the otherwise deplored Partition Sejm. The fiscal policy was also reformed, with one tax being introduced and tariffs being reintroduced. Military was reformed, with hetmans being held more accountable to the Sejm.
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Working with more than two or three dimensions at a time is challenging, and potentially confusing. Analysis is therefore most constructive when any two of these dimensions are viewed together in a matrix. Professor John Ward and Andy Bytheway at a symposium on “Transforming the Business with Information”, July 1995, Cranfield University School of Management, UK. See also Edwards, Chris & Ward, John & Bytheway, Andy. (1995). The Essence of Information Systems, 2nd Edition.
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The new legislation was guaranteed by the Russian Empire, giving it another excuse to interfere in the Commonwealth politics if the legislation it favored was changed. Russia was the party most determined to form the Permanent Council, which it saw as further means to control the Commonwealth. The creation of the Commission of National Education, the Commonwealth's and Europe's first ministry of education, is seen as the proudest and most constructive achievement of the otherwise often- deplored Partition Sejm.
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Erdoğan was credited with Turkey's "Muslim democracy", and was seen as the leader of a country that, as the Brookings Institution said, "played the 'most constructive' role in the Arab events." Emir of Qatar Sheikh Hamad bin Khalifa Al Thani influence rose during the Arab Spring, moving him to sixth place. He had driven much of the Arab Spring through the coverage given by Al Jazeera, given financial support to protesters and political support to Libya, making him arguably the biggest enabler of the Arab Spring.
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Watt in 1959 Watt was first appointed as a minister in the Second Labour Government led by Walter Nash; he was both Minister of Works from 1957 to 1960 and additionally was Minister of Electricity from 1958 until 1960. As Minister of Works he quickly became known for both his vitality and genial style of inspecting infrastructure sites. During the government he oversaw one of the most constructive and positive periods of public development New Zealand had seen. He started construction on the Benmore Dam and ensured that when it was completed it was £12 million under the original estimates.
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The mission of the American Chiropractic Association (ACA) is to inspire and empower its members to elevate the health and wellness of their communities. To this end, ACA leads the chiropractic profession in the most constructive and far-reaching ways -- by working hand in hand with other healthcare professionals, by lobbying for pro-chiropractic legislation and policies, by supporting meaningful research and by using that research to inform treatment practices. ACA also provides professional and educational opportunities for its members and is committed to being a positive and unifying force for the practice of modern chiropractic.
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Her horizon is ever extending, her interest > broadening: the pages of the Woman's Home Companion must reflect the sanest > and most constructive thought on vital issues of the day. During the first World War, Margaret Deland reported from France and Lane spent time in Washington working with the Food Administration. The magazine published a section called "Ideas for War Work at Home" and the magazine ran a Treasure and Trinket fun—women sold or melted jewelry and gave the proceeds to the Air Force. Under her directorship, each issue featured two serials, four to five short stories, six specials and many monthly departments.
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Kamehameha I (also known as Kamehameha the Great), who unified the Hawaiian Islands, lived out the last years of his life and instituted some of the most constructive measures of his reign (1810–1819) here. The residential compound included the personal shrine, Ahuena heiau, of the King. The name means "temple of the burning altar" in the Hawaiian language. His son, the crown prince Liholiho, also lived here, taking the name Kamehameha II. In December 1819, Kalanimoku led an army from here to put down the rebellion of his nephew Kekuaokalani, in the Kuamoo Battle, a few miles to the South.
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Geelong would qualify for its first finals series in four years, being eliminated in the preliminary final by the . Ablett made 21 appearances in total over the course of the season, and kicked a career-high 35 goals. He once again finished the year ranked first within the club for total tackles (93), and was awarded the club's Best Team and Most Constructive Player award at the end of the season. The following year, Geelong again qualified for the finals series, progressing through to the semi-finals, before a three-point loss to ended their season.
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Robson returned to the north east and signed for Durham City of the Third Division North; Fred had joined a few months earlier. In contrast to his Football League career elsewhere, Robson was ever-present for Durham City for what remained of that season and the whole of the next. In his Complete Record and Who's Who, Garth Dykes writes that "in any position in the intermediate line he could be relied upon to put in a workmanlike performance. An untiring worker and a strong tackler, he was the most constructive half on the club's books".
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The Brookings Institution advocated a government-facilitated solution in which Big Three assets are transferred or sold to other firms better able to deploy the plant and employee resources. "[The] most constructive role the government can play at this point is to provide a short-term infusion of capital with strict repayment rules that will essentially require the auto makers to sell off their assets to other, successful companies." The authors argued that the Big Three make automobiles that not enough Americans want to buy, which cannot be solved by a bankruptcy restructuring focused initially on cost-side considerations like wages and benefits.
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And 'Street Flash' is nearly seven minutes of spaced out hollers, > electronics and lullabies that sounds like it's made of honey. 'Cobwebs' is > equally languid. Weaving itself around a defiant vocal mantra "I’m not going > underground" and boosters of Gospel organ sounds like it's imagining some > new kind of space church for Al Green to conduct weddings until it slowly > fades away into a sticky ether. The EP's final track takes the celestial > feel into even more blissed-out states. 'Seal Eyeing' is the moment you > realise watching vapour trails melt into the sky is not only the most > constructive thing you can do, but the only real option that’s left.
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According to Maurice Bruce, "for their influence on the shaping of events this might almost be called the third, as it was certainly the most constructive to date, of Britain's labour governments." As observed by Kenneth O. Morgan, "Labour ministers were uniquely associated with the triumphs on the home front." Herbert Morrison at the Home Office, assisted by his friend Ellen Wilkinson, was noted for his effective involvement in home defence and presiding over the repairs carried out on major cities affected by the Blitz.Labour in Power, 1945–1951 by Kenneth Morgan Arthur Greenwood, in his capacity as minister without portfolio, commissioned the Beveridge Report which would lay the foundations for the post-war British welfare state.
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Minimal logic, or minimal calculus, is a symbolic logic system originally developed by Ingebrigt Johansson. It is an intuitionistic and paraconsistent logic, that rejects both the law of the excluded middle as well as the principle of explosion (ex falso quodlibet), and therefore holding neither of the following two derivations as valid: :\vdash (A \lor eg A) :(A \land eg A) \vdash where A is any proposition. Most constructive logics only reject the former, the law of excluded middle. In classical logic, the ex falso laws :(A \land eg A) \to B, : eg(A \lor eg A) \to B, :A \to ( eg A \to B), as well as their variants with A and eg A switched, are equivalent to each other and valid.
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Category:Districts of Somalia Category:Mudug El Dakir: :-is the east of Mudug region in Mudug region, 180 km east of Hobyo, 85km north of the north. Beef Datebar is located on the far east of the LAASO valley in the southern part of the Gulf of Aden, on the south side of the Great Lakes, and the west is followed by a valley. It is the most constructive city in the region of Mudug, and it appears in all 2 cities, each house has 2 or 3 roads per 12M. This town was built by the Keenadiid kingdom of Hobyo in the early 19th century in large architectural buildings and subsequently built up the forties of Hobyo which had been ravaged by the Darodish clan of Sayid Mohamed Abdulle Hassan.
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Congress established the Abraham Lincoln Study Abroad Commission in 2005 to develop the framework for an international study abroad program for college students that would subsidize and stimulate infrastructure to send 1M American college students to study abroad every year by 2017. The bill was sponsored by Sen. Richard J. Durbin of Illinois (D), and inspired by the lobbying of Senator Paul Simon, who believed, in the aftermath of the September 11th attacks on the United States, that one of the most constructive ways to defend against future vulnerabilities in an increasingly connected world would be to encourage international education by subsidizing oversea study for college students. While the bill died in committee, it is frequently invoked in discussions of "the international education deficit"—the imbalance between the number of international students studying in the United States and the number of American students studying abroad.
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In the buildup to the 2010 Ukrainian presidential election Tihipko stated that Ukraine should conduct the most constructive policy possible in relations with neighboring countries, including both Russia and the West.Ukraine should become a link between Europe and Russia, says Tihipko Kyiv Post Retrieved on November 30, 2009Tihipko calling for depoliticization of relations between Ukraine and Russia in energy sphere, Interfax-Ukraine (January 5, 2010)Ukraine, Russia should avoid politicizing economic issues, says Tihipko, Interfax-Ukraine (January 8, 2010) In September 2009 he wrote an article that was published in the Ukrainian edition of Komsomolskaya Pravda in which he criticized Ukraine's foreign policy over the past five years, saying its goal had been to "participate in a cordon sanitaire" around Russia, which has done "enormous economic damage" to Ukraine, weakened Ukraine’s position in the post-Soviet realm, and turned Moscow into a "powerful opponent of Ukrainian interests."Russia Profile Weekly Experts Panel: Russia’s Stake in Ukrainian Elections Retrieved on November 30, 2009 According to Tihipko (in January 2010) Ukraine is not yet ready to seek membership in the European Union or NATO and must first focus on forming a unified government that can stimulate the country's economy. In the long term he seeks European integration for Ukraine.
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