Pablo Escobar was the biggest mover of product, and Pablo Picasso was the biggest mover of art.
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The US will be a late mover, not a first mover, which is actually, I think, unfortunate because it means that people in the US government are less influential in the global conversation.
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I don't think there's any new needle mover beyond that.
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We quickly realized we're the first mover in the space.
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Before he started his own business, Underwater Earth Mover, Inc.
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This isn't a mover startup, and it isn't a transporter.
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In the currency markets, Turkey's lira remained the big mover.
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China is the key mover behind this huge development effort.
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In that sense, Singapore has a real first mover advantage.
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Googlezon was a big mover in the initial offshore rush.
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The yen was the major mover among developed world currencies.
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Aunque intentó gritar no pudo mover ni un solo músculo.
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Mr. Paxton, of course, was more than an ordinary mover.
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South Africa's rand was the day's big mover again, though.
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But I'll be honest here: I love the People Mover.
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She's a very powerful hitter but also a good mover.
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"Furniture mover" is the CASTER you place under a heavy piece of furniture so it doesn't scratch the floor, and "Furniture mover, maybe" is a VAN because VANs can be used for other things.
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"He's a very good mover behind the scenes," Griffiths told me.
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At the same time they benefit from the second mover advantage.
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Their Kanha gummy brand is a huge mover in the state.
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There may be a first-mover advantage in passing new laws.
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Wealthfront is the startup with first-mover advantage in this space.
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"The big mover on Friday was undoubtedly implied volatility," Weston said.
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But they do not solve a second problem: first-mover disadvantage.
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She was a mover and shaker in that regard as well.
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An earth mover, a Humvee, a tank, an armored personnel carrier.
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In the currency market, the pound wasn't the only big mover.
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Luckey disagrees that Facebook missed out on a first-mover advantage.
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We think we're a first mover in a lot of places.
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The "automated people mover" is LAX's first public-private partnership project.
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La Unión Europea acordó mover la fecha al 12 de abril.
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This is one first-mover advantage that may be worth billions.
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"Tariffs are not a big mover for us," the CEO said.
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Anyone on the over/under that Intercom is the first-mover, here?
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Mobileye has been an early mover in self-driving cars, Left said.
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You should register today and take advantage of our first-mover pricing.
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But having Uber as a first mover may be good for workers.
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And their first-mover advantage could dissipate if America clarifies its policy.
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The only major mover of volatility this year has been the Fed.
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This helps start-ups gain product adoption— and a first-mover advantage.
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Top mover Dana Gas rose 2722 percent after falling for several days. .
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Ahead, geopolitics could prove to be a potential market mover this week.
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Top mover Dana Gas rose 3.5 percent after falling for several days.
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It's jarring for the body as a mover and I like that.
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Gold remained the stand-out mover though and looking increasingly less precious.
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"I think being that Joshua is not particularly a mover," said Farhood.
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He told me that he was a mover on his day off.
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Precrastination: When the Early Bird Gets the Shaft The last-mover advantage.
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Me enseñó a mover las caderas al ritmo de la música latina.
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Chung said Hyundai would lead the hydrogen society as a "first mover".
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Previously, everyone speculated that which professional league will be the first mover?
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Ha bromeado en el escenario sobre lo antinatural que le parece mover las caderas de lado a lado, como se les enseña a las mujeres, y cómo prefiere mover la pelvis hacia adelante y hacia atrás, como un hombre.
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Positive talk on trade is starting to play out as a market mover.
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And the first mover will get to set vital international norms and standards.
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Another impressive mover, albeit more of a tortoise than a hare, is Portugal.
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Ms. Molnar has noticed the changes, too: "She's a beautiful mover," she said.
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How are you going to get there given you're a relatively late mover?
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Netflix may have such a large first-mover advantage that it doesn't matter.
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And when it comes to streaming, Netflix still has that first-mover advantage.
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PMI is enjoying a first mover advantage, particularly in Western Europe and Japan.
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That explains why the Argentine peso has been the biggest mover since January.
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First mover advantage is challenging to overcome, but at current pace, it's conceivable.
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Though this yellow lab would be a terrible mover, his enthusiasm is enviable.
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When fully assembled, the Mover resembles a bicycle bell made out of plastic.
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And the reason is the first-mover advantage, the scale and the pioneering.
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Clutter wants to counter that with simple, upfront pricing of $65/mover/hour.
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And women think it makes me look like a real mover and shaker.
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Most of the mover lower came in the final 30 minutes of trading.
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China was a first mover in finally and effectively addressing this deflationary backdrop.
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And perhaps now is the moment to be first mover in that space.
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We are the prime mover, but we are not in charge, not exactly.
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The final shot has an earth mover bulldozing a field outside the town.
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Buttigieg is the biggest mover in the Iowa poll, gaining about 28500 points.
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Mover helps customers get files from another service into the Microsoft 365 cloud.
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Billy Ray becomes a mover and shaker, and Winthorpe becomes a psycho Santa.
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Wyndham Lewis, that gruff, vituperative outsider, was prime mover of that belligerent movement.
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Warren has been the biggest mover, ascending from 28503 percent to 22019 percent.
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But we think its first-mover advantages are being eroded as competition intensifies.
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EJF was an early mover in the business of financing mass tort litigation.
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We think the first mover gets the advantage, and we're going to be it.
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While Fallon is no slow mover, he definitely can't keep up with the professionals.
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It hasn't been discussed as a vulnerability, but rather as a first-mover advantage.
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The big mover was Nasdaq, off 20.4 at 5,250, as Apple lost 2.3 percent.
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That could also mean there is a first-mover advantage for banks to act.
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Bankers fear that abandoning distortions that create customer alienation could create "first-mover disadvantage".
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Suncor Energy was also a top index mover, rising 33 percent to C$44.45.
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I mean, the key mover of the Nazis was the party is the state.
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The first mover supplies the proof of concept, but it can't possibly own it.
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Look at Novak Djokovic, he's the best mover on tour and he's very light.
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No. 2, because Rafa is such a great mover and a great perception returner.
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CDT (1600 GMT) along with quarterly grain stocks, which is another big market-mover.
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"We can be a first mover," said Maria Culp, spokesperson for the sportswear company.
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It is important to make sure your mover is registered with the Agriculture Department.
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Policymakers must also consider the importance of the "first mover" advantage in technological development.
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Only 423M — another of the highest priced stocks — hasn't been a big mover recently.
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"Poised and a really good puck mover," Capitals Coach Barry Trotz said of Shattenkirk.
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"Nick did a splendid job gathering disparate perspectives on the People Mover," said McGowan.
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The was the other biggest mover among the G10 currencies after weak retail sales numbers.
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S. dollar trade, domestic politics has definitely been a key mover and shaker for 2016.
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"THE PRD WAS always the first mover in China," explains William Fung of Li & Fung.
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The key question is can Netflix's first-mover advantage/skill be replicated in other markets.
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However, Cramer thinks the new redesign could be a potential needle-mover for the stock.
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It isn't necessarily terrible that Europe has emerged as an early mover in regulating tech.
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Novo, an early mover together with Eli Lilly, has a 46.6% share of the market.
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The other factor is the Fed, which is the only proven volatility mover this year.
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The people mover is supposed to be complete and ready for customers by December 2020.
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GM is actually the first mover, launching its all-electric, 238-mile Bolt in December.
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It wasn't a big market mover and we still have to wait for the details.
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The New Zealand dollar was a much bigger mover after the RBNZ's unexpected rate cut.
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The first-mover OEM could still be KTM and the first electric class the juniors.
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Campaigns and Elections magazine called him a mover and shaker in the political consulting industry.
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He worked as a laborer, a landscaper, a piano mover, anything that paid the bills.
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Now a dual Belarusian-Cypriot citizen, Kislyi is a mover and shaker on the island.
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Miller, a true believing populist nationalist, was a prime mover of the controversial travel ban.
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Other countries will capture the first-mover benefits and the spill-on effects of innovation.
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Alas, being an early mover does not always pay off, a theme of its own.
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They're going to have the third-mover disadvantage, because Google and Amazon are already there.
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It would also make Cosco the second-biggest mover of imports to the United States.
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Founded in 2002, Sonos was an early mover in the field of digital, connected music.
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Canadian National Railway was also a key market mover, advancing 2174 percent to C$269.
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Steven Price had recently retired after working for 15 years at Siracusa Mover and Storage.
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Regarding Hurricane Harvey, Cashin said he believes it will not be a market mover Friday.
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In the Harlem Whole Foods, Mama's One Sauce is a top mover in the category.
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That first-mover advantage helped initiate the so-called cord-cutting and cord-never movements.
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Why it matters: Self-driving technology is not a first-mover, winner-take-all contest.
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TWSU worked with more than 300 children to prototype the Mover kit She adds that TWSU tested the Mover kit with more than 300 children, prototyping their design by bringing it into homes and schools in the UK. "We started with the kids," says Johnston.
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"Chattanooga and other cities were perhaps wise to get a first-mover advantage in stealing businesses from other cities, but as the deployment of fiber networks becomes more pervasive the first- or early-mover advantages of cities with municipal broadband networks is diminished," he wrote.
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Similarly, Detroit would have never built its absurd People Mover Monorail without federal encouragement and funding.
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The smooth mover also made an appearance at Carey's Halloween party during a break from shows.
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The muscle-soothing, blood-pumping effects are great for someone like me, a mover and shaker.
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And it's better for us to be the first mover than the last in this field.
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The Mover, Koby says, "is about you as a young person, with all your boundless activities."
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Qatar's benchmark slipped by 0.4 percent, with Qatar National Bank, the main mover, dipping 1.4 percent.
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Houston digs out after Harvey's devastation and finds its primary mover—private automobiles—wallowing in muck.
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"With inflation, we are all aware that the main mover are the oil prices," he said.
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The Italian banking sector was once again a key market mover, after disappointing earnings on Tuesday.
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Tickets are in high demand, and our First Mover registration fee of $795 won't last forever.
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The company is facing lots of competition, but it's an early mover with great brand recognition.
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The Verhagen Leiden V-Move Trailer Mover XXL doesn't look like something in Tony Stark's garage.
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But at the same time we are also looking at the big needle mover for us.
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The real GDP growth obviously the biggest mover there, but also a couple of other changes.
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DE) is a "second mover" in electrified commercial vehicles, after lagging companies such as Tesla (TSLA.
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However, it's clear from the text messages that Burgess dealt with some unprofessional mover via phone.
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The Australian dollar - enjoying a boost from encouraging Chinese economic data - was the only real mover.
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Being the first mover in declaring the emergency would give Trump a "tremendous advantage," Ackerman said.
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When the small, utilitarian people mover first debuted nearly 70 years ago, the Microbus was revolutionary.
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Because moving disrupts a previous way of life, it forces the mover to try new things.
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Barrick Gold was the most influential mover on the index, rising 210 percent to C$20.1.
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Although Overtime enjoys some first-mover advantage, it's not alone in satiating Gen Zers' sports appetite.
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The underground Automated People Mover bisects the concourses, linking them to one another and the terminals.
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In the works of God it is he that is the prime mover, and not man.
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At least three men, but very likely more, stood near the camera and an earth-mover.
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The biggest mover was Australia and New Zealand Banking Group, rising as much as 21.2 percent.
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Roi Carthy has been a mover and a shaker in the Israeli tech scene for years.
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He wants to be a prime mover, someone who acts and makes others react against him.
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The Florida senator was the prime mover against Trump, especially in the debate's vital opening stages.
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In cryptocurrencies, bitcoin once again became the most eye-catching mover, this time because of losses.
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First-mover advantage will prove increasingly powerful as this sector of the industry continues to grow.
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First-mover advantage, however, goes to Clare, which debuted last July, four months ahead of Backdrop.
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Shareholders directed special wrath at Mr. Achleitner, a longtime mover and shaker in the German economy.
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It is so huge that you need to make sure that people-mover system is okay.
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But G-Man, the series' mysterious and seemingly cosmic mover and shaker, is a fan favorite.
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That doesn&apost constitute a first-move advantage so much as an only-mover leg up.
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The report, known as the Beige Book, isn't always a market mover, but you never know.
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JPMorgan will have a leg up because of its size — and because it's a first mover.
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Toronto-Dominion Bank was also a top mover, and was up 0.5 percent to C$29.32.
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Moreover, the first mover has advantages and, all else being equal, their offer is given preference.
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After all, the People Mover has been circling around Detroit's psyche for going on 30 years.
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There has always been a first-mover advantage to investors' pulling their money from a fund.
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"Fewer early mover customers remain, and this challenge is limiting growth, especially in California," the report said.
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This could be one reason HomeAway didn't capture more of the market, despite having first-mover advantage.
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They had gambling casinos there, and Meyer Lansky was a big behind the scenes mover and groover.
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In comparison, Flipkart was started in 2007 and Snapdeal in 2010, giving them an early-mover advantage.
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A big mover in Asia was the Australian dollar, which was last down 0.15 percent at $0.7151.
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You're a mover and shaker, always on the go juggling work, wellness, family, and your social life.
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"The computers themselves aren't ready, but early adopters are going to have first-mover advantage," he says.
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Earnings continued to be a key market-mover on Friday with performance in luxury weighing on sentiment.
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"He's such a clever passer, screener and ball-mover," Dallas coach Rick Carlisle told reporters of Pachulia.
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In 1974, Hal Sperlich, then Ford's product development chief, came up with the basic people-mover concept.
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When it comes to regulating Big Tech, Europe had the "first-mover advantage," and it's keeping it.
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"As we like to say 'Ace was a mover and a shaker' from day one," she added.
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Dominados por un terrible temor, los inversionistas no se atrevieron a mover sus fondos a otra moneda.
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Azimo was an early mover in facilitating transfers on Facebook's platform, by way of a Facebook app.
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"And Apple is a first mover in taking advantage of these new laws and regulations," he said.
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The Canadian dollar was the biggest mover among major currencies, falling 1.15 percent against the U.S. dollar.
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The "lack of uncertainty" in this area, she wrote, is unlikely to be a major market mover.
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The Canadian dollar was the biggest mover among major currencies, falling 1 percent against the U.S. dollar.
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Encendió el láser y empezó a mover su rayo brillante lentamente sobre la superficie de la bandeja.
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Biggest weakness: While good for a big man, Cilic is not the most graceful mover on court.
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This underground 'people mover' is not, as you might imagine, a tried and tested metro train system.
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For a start, none of the usual suspects in Los Angeles knew this supposed mover and shaker.
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First mover advantage can increase your odds of investment success — and does not confer an informational edge.
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Years ago I used Yelp to find a mover and it wasn't nearly as easy as this.
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It's not a huge needle-mover, but it is important that this is incremental to their business.
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Biggar said there is a "first-mover advantage" for Schwab in an industry that is fragmented today.
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As Europe's largest economy and pre-eminent mover and shaker, Germany is crucial to the region's fortunes.
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It was the first mover in video streaming a decade ago and has 100 million global customers.
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"They want all that waterfront," said Charles Holloway, 47, a furniture mover, gesturing toward the broad river.
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We are what we've long awaited, the mover and shaper of history, the decider of our fate.
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In Venice, Giulio Strozzi was a mover and shaker, famous for his plays, poetry and opera librettos.
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James Levine was the prime mover behind the Metropolitan Opera's first production of Mozart's "Idomeneo," in 1982.
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As consumer and investor appetite for sustainable business choices increases, first-mover actions provide a commercial advantage.
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El sistema les permitiría usar los servicios de mensajería para mover fondos sin importar las fronteras internacionales.
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By 220, a people mover will whisk people from a parking location/rental car facility in 210 minutes.
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Code Commerce sold out last year, so if you're interested, register today, before the first-mover price expires.
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Netflix is another big mover on the list with an average 12.8% rise or fall on earnings days.
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Sovereign investors have flocked to Asian start-ups this year in the hope of gaining first-mover advantage.
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Many cosmologists have made peace with the notion of a universe without a prime mover, divine or otherwise.
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An early mover, Spotify was and still is the one to beat, offering ad-supported and premium options.
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The slow movement by corporate America, whatever the reason, cost the American robotics market its first-mover advantage.
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Obviously, we know that he was the bastard of Robert Baratheon, but who might his mover have been?
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He repeatedly praised the organization -- a key mover for Republicans in Washington -- as vital to the tax effort.
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"Coinbase has a huge first-mover advantage, but you're seeing that these things don't live forever," he said.
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Getting health care right has a lot of ramifications and also is likely to be a market mover.
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The strike has also reduced oil transportation options, as CN is the largest Canadian crude-by-rail mover.
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KS) The South Korean firm was an early industry mover, winning a contract to supply General Motor's (GM.
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The most influential mover on the index was Toronto Dominion Bank, which rose 0.9 percent to C$63.64.
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There's a trillion-dollar market mover in the making, says Bill Stone, chief investment officer at Avalon Investment.
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"NAFTA" was a bad name because it didn't make clear how America was the prime mover in it.
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That&aposs the thing about Gaga: She&aposs a mover and a shaker, and she elevates the conversation.
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Code Commerce did sell out last year, so I'd recommend registering today before the first-mover price expires.
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There are fewer comparable services for the Brazilian to choose from, which provides an advantage for early-mover brands.
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For better or worse, other countries will learn from how cryptocurrencies are used in first-mover countries like Venezuela.
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Sterling was the main mover, sliding to a four-month low at $1.2625 before steadying at $1.2651 in Asia.
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There's the first-mover advantage in an industry that will be important to how we commute in the future.
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And even neat stuff like helping people virtually try on accessories (see: Warby Parker for a first mover there).
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The Nissan Leaf is another good low-cost option for those looking for nothing but an electric people mover.
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For instance, it's an American foreign-exchange student (Greta Gerwig) who is the prime mover in the mainland scenes.
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Some qualitative factors are for real: first-mover advantage, products that are loved by consumers, and brand name recognition.
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Brands can rationalize this in a marketing budget and get early mover visibility for whatever they're trying to promote.
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The pharma industry was one of the earliest tech businesses and is one where first-mover advantage is real.
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But the eye-catching mover was Britain's pound, a day before a speech by British Prime Minister Theresa May.
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In fact, the term used by Laserdisc owners is "laser rot," highlighting its first-mover importance in optical media.
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The win helped turn Sekulow, a self-described "messianic Jew," into a mover and shaker on the religious right.
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"Beyond Meat, right now, does have the first mover advantage," said Megan Brantley, vice president of research at LikeFolio.
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Rick Martin, the owner of a small repair service for medical devices, was the prime mover behind the petition.
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According to a loudness scale, that's noisier than a jet during takeoff, a power lawn mover, and a jackhammer.
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Today, Clutter is announcing its expansion into the world of moving, offering in-city moving for $65/mover/hour.
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Extremely important in that Sanders is -- and is likely to remain -- the prime mover in the Democratic presidential field.
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The prospect of picking a man like Neil Gorsuch was a prime mover behind Trump winning the White House.
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In others, the key factor can be first-mover advantages, brand recognition, or costs of entry for potential competitors.
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Steve Heck, a piano mover, hauled out 20073 burnt pianos and turned them into a two-story sculpture/structure.
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The most eye-catching mover on the day was once again bitcoin, although this time because of its losses.
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A primary mover of that effort, Mark Meadows, a Republican congressman from North Carolina, attended the Koch donor event.
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Después de todo, la tecnología usaba una red descentralizada para crear y mover dinero, y ninguna autoridad la regulaba.
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Heading into the shootout, there is a strong first-mover advantage for kickers, according to mathematical models and observations.
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In New York he worked as a mover and a messenger while putting together a design portfolio by night.
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They may not want to be the first mover, but it's in their interest to move with the herd.
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The addition also continues Amazon's first-mover advantage with the Echo by giving it new capabilities ahead of rivals.
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"Amazon now has a huge first-mover advantage," said Werner Goertz, an analyst at Gartner, the technology research firm.
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The great marginal mover of stock prices last year— the hope of tax cuts — has now become a reality.
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According to Kurz: Once an IT monopoly is established, it endows the company with the advantage of first mover.
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He was also frequently mentioned as a likely mover in the lead-up to the March 1 trade deadline.
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Because this system will be a slow mover, its wind, rain and flood impacts could be felt for days.
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But it was a fitting end to a campaign that has had all the nuance of an earth mover.
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The other major mover was oil which was up at $80 a barrel for first time since late 2014.
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"It might be better to select a mover yourself so that you can do the research" on that company.
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Those moves helped to establish Brussels as a global first-mover on tech regulation, as Washington largely stood still.
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The other major mover was oil which was nearing the $3003 a barrel threshold for first time since late 2014.
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The system is based on an autonomous driving platform onto which the respective bodies (people mover or cargo) are fixed.
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BT: Yes, because I think autonomous is not any longer believed to be a market where the first [mover] wins.
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So when you can't even open the door, try arming yourself with the True Temper 18-inch Ergonomic Mountain Mover.
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Therefore, first-mover enterprise vendors such as Airware and Kespry built their own hardware in addition to the software ecosystem.
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The people mover, once completed, is supposed to whisk people between stops at high speeds in modified electric Tesla vehicles.
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"She's just out there trying to do her job and not to be a big mover and shaker," said Kittaka.
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It was a peer-to-peer money-mover before it became a payment method on e-commerce sites like eBay.
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"It would be a big mover for our business, no question about it," Nye told CNBC's "Power Lunch " on Monday.
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Once completed, the people mover is supposed to whisk people between stops at high speeds in modified electric Tesla vehicles.
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Some investors had been concerned that Netflix could lose its first-mover advantage in an increasingly competitive digital content market.
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It has a large first mover advantage but it is definitely not as advanced as new technologies that are emerging.
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There are also attraction posters, models for Tomorrowland, and actual carriages from rides like Space Mountain and the People Mover.
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While there can be value in capturing the "first-mover" label — namely differentiating yourself from competitors — there are also pitfalls.
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He said it is reasonable for GM to take 10 percent share of the market given its "first mover" advantage.
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Remember, too, Colonna added, companies that gain "first mover advantage" don't necessarily succeed long-term (see Myspace, GeoCities and AOL).
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Wendy's may be a first mover in the spicy-chicken-sandwich category, but it hasn't kept up with the times.
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Alongside New York, California is often looked to as a first-mover on measures to ensure equality in the workplace.
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Jared Kushner, the prime mover of this policy within the White House, was in the front row for the event.
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The app ecosystem is still in its infancy stage, which makes it a ripe opportunity to establish first-mover advantage.
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WHO BUYS IN NATAL The northeastern coast primarily attracts "new buyers, mover-uppers and second-home buyers," Mr. Gallagher said.
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In Asian morning trade, the yen was the biggest mover, rising 0.2% to 106.84 per dollar, its highest since October.
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So, having a first mover advantage is beneficial because we hope to become engaged in their lives and business already.
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GM executives have touted a "first-mover advantage" in autonomous vehicles and have made ambitious financial projections for the industry.
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"Nvidia's first-mover advantage coupled with the sheer size of the market will lead to positive EPS revisions," he wrote.
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Hire a professional: It may seem like a splurge, but a professional mover might make sense for logistically difficult moves.
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A mover may charge around $1,000 to relocate a small pet, Ms. Smith said, though international moves cost much more.
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ET — could be a market mover, especially for investors looking to assess the impact of the US-China trade war.
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Mover can help companies move data from Box, Dropbox, Egnyte and Google Drive into Microsoft's OneDrive and SharePoint, Teper wrote.
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To avoid it, take the free people mover PHX Sky Train from the terminals to the Valley Metro Light Rail.
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ICE was an early mover in the crypto space, buying a minority investment in digital currency exchange Coinbase in 2015.
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"If McDonald's eventually launches in the U.S., it does eat away some at Burger King's first-mover advantage," Yarbrough said.
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A "mobile lounge" people-mover veered off course and drove into a ditch at Dulles International Airport on Tuesday afternoon.
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"The first mover advantage means they've got the bulk of people who are interested in driving a car," he said.
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Here he is on the Teamsters union card that he got in 1999, which lets him work as a mover.
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Two complementary programs — Next Generation 911 (NG21625) and FirstNet — are reaching the implementation stage in "first mover" public safety departments.
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As Mr. Doody sees it, the frequent do-it-yourself mover would hire a professional if it weren't so costly.
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Nick Tobier's Looping Detroit: A People Mover Travelogue is published by the University of Michigan Library and available from Amazon.
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And in October, following a successful Kickstarter campaign, Technology Will Save Us launched the Mover Kit, a DIY wearable for kids.
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Euphoria over what may lie ahead for the U.S. economy has been the big market mover — not market fundamentals, experts concur.
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This underground people mover will involve the construction of twin tunnels for vehicles and one pedestrian tunnel, according to contract documents.
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Most probably, these founders are facing more challenges to build their companies and lower odds for success that the first mover.
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The Aussie dollar was the biggest mover among the main currencies, falling to a 1-1/2 month low of $0.7027.
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But the big market mover was China, where weakness in manufacturing data and the renminbi currency depressed stocks around the world.
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Companies that have the first-mover advantage are the ones that can take the leadership and take it to another level.
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The Australian dollar was the standout mover of the Asian session, jumping 0.5 percent to a four-week high of $0.7995 .
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But one irony of the U.S. delay in entering this sector is the upside of being a late mover — lower costs.
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A big mover was the New Zealand dollar, which fell more than 1 percent at $0.6652, its lowest since March 2016.
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Elon Musk's Boring Company has been selected to build an underground "people mover" tunnel for the Las Vegas Convention Center (LVCC).
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Novo, an early mover together with Eli Lilly in the sector, has a 46% share of the global GLP-1 market.
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It was an early and innovative mover in the space and is now one of the more popular services in Europe.
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Toyota unveiled Thursday a new product called APM, or Accessible People Mover, which is designed for the Olympics and Paralympic Games.
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When asked if it's a very capital intensive business, Achuthan said they needed the money to get a first-mover advantage.
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So he's a little bit reluctant and he's definitely a very slow mover, which is very difficult for Becca to handle.
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Early-bird prices start at $45, but Technology Will Save Us (TWSU) says the Mover will retail for somewhere below $65.
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Oil markets remain a big market mover this week, as investors await news from of a meeting in Doha this weekend.
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"While this wasn't a big market mover, it does serve as a reminder that things could flare up again," they said.
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There were festivities aplenty ... including a dinner, followed by a meet-and-greet hosted by industry mover and shaker Karen Civil.
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A convention authority committee is recommending that Elon Musk's Boring Company build and operate an underground people mover for the project.
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With the new hybrid options and larger interior, it should resonate well with shoppers looking for an eco-friendly people mover.
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The first mover is Britain's Hybrid Air Vehicles, which hopes to fly its Airlander at the Farnborough Air Show in July.
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Streetmap, a very early mover in the online mapping space, said Google's Maps launch decimated traffic to its rival mapping website.
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Public transportation is an option, too: the People Mover bus system does an admirable job covering the sprawl of the city.
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Ms. Reed, fondly remembered as a prime mover in the '70s revue "Bubbling Brown Sugar," has never received her full due.
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The JLTV is a fast, agile, heavily armored people-mover built to withstand land mines and other threats of modern wars.
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The BRICS' New Development Bank has also been an important mover, making clean energy finance a vital part of its mandate.
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New elections would probably even boost the AfD, which is the prime mover behind the entire imbroglio in the first place.
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Amazon Prime is No. 2 in the space due to second-mover advantage and access to the cheapest capital in history.
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I think the Lite[coin] market is probably going to be less deep than bitcoin because of the first-mover advantage.
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" Opelka, who will next face 15th seed Milos Raonic, said that he had "always been a pretty good mover - underrated maybe.
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Foreign exchange markets were quiet, with the Australian dollar - enjoying a boost from encouraging Chinese economic data - the only real mover.
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Every great mover can be susceptible to low kicks and Brandon Thatch showed that in nice two-kick combinations against Nelson.
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For instance, against an active mover like Cruz it is always a good idea to get to work kicking his legs.
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Nor was the D.S.A. the prime mover behind the Fiedler, Lee and Innamorato wins, though it helped in all of them.
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Since the late 1990s, Mr. Shields has been a prime mover in the world of litigation financing and legal banking services.
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Wheels The humble family sedan was once inseparable from American culture, the prime mover of suburban commutes and summer road trips.
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Investor Cook said it is an interesting market, but predictions that cannabis can be a cash flow needle mover are premature.
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The People Mover is inarguably ridiculous as a form of public transit — not least because it services a hilariously small footprint.
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The concert's prime mover was Rhiannon Giddens, the lead singer, violinist and banjo player of the string band the Carolina Chocolate Drops.
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The first look at GDP for the last quarter of 2018 will be a big market mover when it is finally released.
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The lush pads, house music vocal clip, shuffling two-step drums and deep bass add up to an emotive dance floor mover.
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When the expected prime mover is a secretary of state who appears to lack initiative, the agency has no sense of urgency.
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Another key market mover was oil on Friday, which saw prices dip slightly, fluctuating and paring some losses after the jobs report.
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Yes, it still has the first mover advantage and it still benefits from the unknown identity of its elusive founder, Satoshi Nakamoto.
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A notable mover was benchmark Nikkei's heavyweight SoftBank Group, which slid 3.0% to become the most traded stock on the main board.
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A notable mover was benchmark Nikkei's heavyweight SoftBank Group, which slid 2.9% to become the most traded stock on the main board.
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As we discussed above, there is huge opportunity to be a first mover in areas like autonomous vehicles and commercial drone usage.
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Investors and acquirers have put billions into the space over the past couple of years in the race for early mover advantage.
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The NFL's first-mover advantage might soon be enhanced by establishing a permanent team in London, which could be formed by 173.
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Mobileye — The maker of autonomous car technology was rated "buy" at Needham, which said the company has a significant first mover advantage.
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"This new exclusive partnership further expands Aurora's early mover advantage in Latin America," Chief Executive Officer Terry Booth said in a statement.
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And while first-mover advantage is helpful in the early stages, it usually doesn't mean much in the long run (e.g. Myspace).
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MVLL: Las ideas importan, yo creo que eso es fundamental, que las ideas son las que hacen mover más a la historia.
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Bitcoin has the first-mover advantage, but that quickly wears off when everyone else is leaner, faster, and more efficient than you.
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Great Wall was an early mover in China's craze for SUVs with its H6 model topping sales charts going back to 2014.
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The big mover to the downside was in Hong Kong, where the Hang Seng index fell 2.39 percent to close at 25,963.
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Blackstone's early-mover advantage positions it well for what analysts see as a period of growth for the industry as a whole.
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Finally, trade associations can keep a check on individual companies trying to attain first mover advantage, at least in a regulatory sense.
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Spotify was a first mover in streaming and now manages a massive cloud-based distribution network that hosts the content from musicians.
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The stock was the top mover in the S&P 500 on Wednesday morning, with shares closing up more than 2 percent.
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Baader Helvea analysts said winning a "first mover advantage" in the indication would likely eventually add $1.5 billion to Roche's Tecentriq sales.
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Despite the launch of the 2500L people mover the following year, demand fell nearly 7 percent and has continued to spiral downward.
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IndiaMART tried to capitalize on its early mover advantage with a stream of new services which ultimately didn't reap the desired rewards.
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The authority wants to unveil its people mover when it opens its expanded and renovated facilities at the end of next year.
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Also, a lot of people believe they have to be first to market, but the first-mover advantage is mostly a myth.
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Another top mover was Danish jewellery maker Pandora which fell 4.3 percent after weaker-than-expected results at U.S. peers Tiffany's
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As the first mover in the motorcycle-taxi industry, Pathao quickly gained popularity by allowing people to conveniently and economically beat congestion.
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For now, mobile phone loans are the industry's big mover – Home Credit finances 8 percent of all Apple iPhones sold in China.
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Data was a key mover and shaker for bond markets Tuesday, with a whole slew of financial releases expected to be published.
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The liveliest mover, however, was the pound, creeping up 0.3% against the dollar to $1.2945 and against the euro to 85.41 pence.
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"While this wasn't a big market mover, it does serve as a reminder that things could flare up again," the analysts said.
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Winning strategies are adopted by others, market inefficiencies are suddenly the province of late-arriving copycats, and the first-mover advantage disappears.
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Think about Uber, whose prime mover, Travis Kalanick, was pushed out by investors concerned by the frat-boy behavior of company managers.
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The Detroit People Mover, an almost three mile, 13-stop monorail system, has a station on the third floor of the center.
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In this week's episode, the prime mover in that respect is Chuck, and not simply because of the physical beating he sustains.
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Aimee would chalk it up to fortune, which, mixed with a drop of positive thinking, she sees as the universe's prime mover.
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Fue pintada de esa manera para ayudar a que las personas con discapacidades visuales se puedan mover alrededor del espacio, dijo Barlow.
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Another significant mover was online fashion retailer Boohoo , which slid 6% after its founders sold shares worth 142.5 million pounds ($182.8 million).
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The front-month is usually the biggest market mover since it reacts to changes in the weather and other short-term events.
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In 1991, Patrick Lannan, the president of the Lannan Foundation, visited, and was struck by the project's ambition and its prime mover.
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Four out of 10 people who moved there cited their golden years as a chief driver of their decision, the mover found.
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The liveliest mover, however, was the pound, creeping up 0.3% against the dollar to $1.2945 and against the euro to 85.41 pence.
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Sterling was the biggest currency mover, falling 0.5 percent against the dollar after the UK inflation numbers came in lower than expected.
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In 2017, we'll see more autonomous people-mover style solutions (think minivans and buses) and a cascade of deregulation across the country.
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Berenberg began coverage of the online home goods retailer and said the company's first-mover advantages are being eroded by intensifying competition.
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And, Dave, did you do that too, or what was the ... DW: No. She's largely been sort of the mover on that.
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I think the lesson with health care is whoever the mover is on health care, whoever tries to change something, will lose.
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If the people mover is successful at the convention center, there may be opportunities to connect it to a larger system, Davis says.
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The need for broad coalitions is emphasised by Conchur O'Muadaigh, who at 25 is a prime mover of Belfast's Irish-language youth clubs.
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Just like the jeep, it was a light troop and equipment mover with no armor, meant mainly for use behind the front lines.
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The important thing was to avoid a situation in which one side attacked so as to offset the other's perceived first-mover advantage.
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While Elizabeth wins the Fishy for being the prime mover, this episode also shows how decisions never really come down to one person.
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For his part, Mr. Trump does not disagree that he is less of a New York mover-and-shaker than he once was.
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HB: I always think we are the right mover because we really think that electric mobility will take off by the year 2020.
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Apple is known to only launch a product when it's good and ready rather than rushing to capitalize on any first-mover advantage.
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Click here to view original GIFRepairing a $30,000 Earth Mover tire is not nearly as simple as fixing a flat on your Hyundai.
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He developed the original contraption while working as a mover and dealing with clients who didn't want dollies rolling across new wooden floors.
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The big mover in Asian time was the Australian dollar, hit by a private survey showing Chinese manufacturing activity unexpectedly shrank in May.
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Beltrán Leyva fue un aliado de Guzmán hasta que se convirtió en su enemigo porque rivalizaba con su capacidad para mover el producto.
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One policy adviser notes that GW Pharmaceuticals has an enormous first-mover advantage, having emerged from the process with a number of patents.
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If that happened, no state would want to be the first mover, even if most of the states would prefer to expand coverage.
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The fact that they've further improved it in a notable way is impressive but it's hard to see it as a device-mover.
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But perhaps the most interesting thing about the Mover, is how it blurs the line between an educational object and a straightforward toy.
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I look at things like Detroit's People Mover Monorail, which never would've been built without federal aid [and now struggles to fill capacity].
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Still Cakarel said he is up for the challenge and is hoping its first-mover advantage and exclusive content will put it ahead.
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With the caveat that it "depends on your definition of won," Beck did not shy away from noting the company's first mover advantage.
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"Goldman Sachs is a pure-play investment bank ... their underwriting business is much more of a needle-mover than JP Morgan, " he said.
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The other big news will be durable goods and pending home sales numbers on Thursday, though neither is usually a big market mover.
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Baader Helvea analysts have said a potential "first-mover advantage" in small cell lung cancer could add $1.5 billion to Tecentriq's peak sales.
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Sterling GBP= was the day's biggest mover, falling by more than 1 percent to its lowest level against the dollar in a week.
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This might be one of those cases where being an early mover in identifying a market opportunity has worked in a startup's favor.
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My hope is that we will be able to look back on this case as an early, first mover of a changing jurisprudence.
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"Nothing seems to bother him, and he's a beautiful mover," said McLaughlin, an accomplished trainer who has yet to win a Kentucky Derby.
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However, the big mover has been in imports of what China customs terms ferronickel, which are up 54.3 percent to 1.09 million tonnes.
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Some vehicles, like the Mirai, are already commercially available, while others, like the Accessible People Mover, are being developed specifically for the games.
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The first-mover advantage in 28500G will be substantial, positioning the victor to enjoy a decade of technological dominance and rapid economic growth.
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Here is an interactive tool you might use to play with the words of your poem before you submit it: ReadWriteThink's Word Mover.
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First-mover advantage goes to the mobile app companies that first bundle into a single compelling package information density, content access and mobility.
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While China has grabbed early-mover advantage, global automakers plan to quickly ramp up their plug-in offerings in the world's biggest market.
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Quantifying engagement can absolutely influence the dynamics of who is seen as a market mover, influencer, and key player in an entrepreneurial ecosystem.
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" Murphy is a professional mover, a subset of the trucking business you might be slightly disturbed to learn is known as a "bedbugger.
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The biggest mover among major currencies was sterling, which rose 223.195% overnight before giving up part of that gain in early Asian trade.
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While China is the dramatic mover on the chart, spend some time watching Japan or Italy or any of the major European countries.
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The biggest mover among major currencies was sterling, which rose 2.8% overnight before giving up part of that gain in early Asian trade.
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"He was being a slow mover with bachelor habits, so I saw this as my big chance to impress him," Ms. Rucker said.
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The Swiss franc was the biggest mover among major currencies, falling to its weakest since the collapse of an official cap in 2015.
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"We don't want to make it such a high hurdle," he said, "that our exclusivity prevents us from being a first mover here."
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Another notable mover was Metro Bank that surged 26.7% on its best day ever after the troubled lender successfully relaunched a bond deal.
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Other significant developments in the quarter included the unveiling of new Surface devices and the announced acquisition of data migration start-up Mover.
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Instead, Warren repeatedly pushed loopholes for them and was a primary mover behind repealing the medical device tax that was passed with Obamacare.
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At the Geneva International Motor Show, Volkswagen Group will launch its I.D Vizzion concept, thought to be a fully autonomous luxury people-mover.
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"We do not need to be the first mover to win," says Wish of the incredible competition from other prescription drug providers online.
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They need to listen to me and they need to move; they need to be a double person — a thinker and a mover.
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By the far the biggest mover was the yen, long considered a safe haven given Japan's position as the world's top creditor nation.
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En las últimas semanas Zuckerberg ha dado a conocer un plan para mover a la plataforma hacia conversaciones más privadas y menos públicas.
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Its main gas transport operator, Snam, is a prime mover in the EU's drive to turn its patchwork of pipelines into an integrated network.
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Baader Helvea analysts have said a "first-mover advantage" in small cell lung cancer for Roche could add $1.5 billion to Tecentriq's peak sales.
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GM was able to grab first-mover status when it released the Chevy Bolt, a $23,22016, 235-mile-per-charge, electric vehicle, last December.
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The data shows that Netflix is still holding on to its first-mover advantage in the increasingly competitive subscription video-on-demand service market.
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Both models will be assembled at the Wayne plant which was, until recently, producing both the compact Focus sedan and C-Max people-mover.
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Delivery and assembly is free, and the startup charges a $199 pick up fee (which is probably less than you'd be paying a mover).
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As its role increases in the years to come, first-mover leagues and teams will generate more revenue and fill more seats than laggards.
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He tried his hand at many kinds of work: musician, nanny, magazine founder, web designer, art mover, an employee at his mother's furniture store.
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" Sam Jaffe, co-founder and managing director of Cairn Energy Research Advisors, flagged Tesla's powerful first-mover advantage: "Tesla has a lead in technology.
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Though Hong Kong retains its top position, the 2016 index's biggest mover is the United Arab Emirates, which climbs eight places to third place.
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"They are all gearing up so they have a first-mover advantage once conditions are right," says Kim Byung-yeon of Seoul National University.
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Last July, he addressed the Wahdah Islamiyah organization, a prime mover behind huge rallies in Jakarta in November and December that alarmed Widodo's administration.
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Mr Bergé, who died on September 2000th, was a social liberal and a political conservative, a mover in the circles of state-funded culture.
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Will got the moves right off the bat, but it was a lot harder for me because I am not a innate natural mover.
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"Then they can check out and forget about the shipment." iContainers is an early market mover in what it calls door-to-door servicing.
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Hellobike remains an underdog in the game, but it has a first-mover advantage in a largely untapped market for aspiring small-town customers.
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The earth mover maker now has 8003,000 connected machines and engines around the world, a 70% increase from its levels in 2017, he said.
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SINKING AUSSIE A big mover in Asia was the Australian dollar, which was last down 0.95 percent at $0.7095 in a volatile trading session.
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Originally founded in 2004 by engineer Stepan Pachikov as a piece of software for Windows, it was an early mover in apps for smartphones.
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He finally embraced the three-point line last season (with troubling results) and functioned as more of a playmaker/ball-mover than ever before.
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Despite being an early mover in a now overly crowded field of mental wellness apps, Lantern wasn't able to find enough customers to survive.
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An early mover is Ramdev, a teacher of yoga whose television lessons are credited with popularising the discipline among India's fast-growing middle class.
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Rising superstar and the main ticket mover of the tournament, Mike Tyson crushed Alfonso Ratliff and then took Berbick's title in his next fight.
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But analysts have said China Mobile enjoys first-mover advantage in money-spinning and fast-growing 4G services offering much faster data transmission speeds.
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Binance is perhaps the most notable mover — with a fund that it claims is worth $1 billion and an ambitious early-stage accelerator program.
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At the age of 14, however, my family dog developed a pretty bad case of arthritis, making it challenging for her to mover around.
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The stand out individual stock mover was Sports Direct , Britain's biggest sportswear retailer, which dropped 15.4 percent after it warned on full-year profit.
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Around the time of the mover lower in yields, the Mexican central bank cut its benchmark rate, citing the yield curve as a factor.
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Another top mover was Portuguese energy and utility group EDP, up 5.3 percent after a report French utility Engie was examining a possible bid.
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We have been the prime mover in building and maintaining the post-World War II coalitions that have helped avoid a third world war.
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In April, though, the big mover was energy and basic materials, which easily outdistanced other indexes with a 4.46 percent gain, according to HFR.
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Uber gained first-mover advantage by introducing its business model, which relies on enlisting drivers to shuttle around passengers, complementing it with big subsidies.
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" In the days afterward, he made insulting comments about Muslims to his neighbors and asked a mover if he was "moving the dotheads in.
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Meanwhile, Airtel has been trying to take the first mover advantage by luring customers with promises of better call quality and higher data speed.
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Dish's Sling TV and DirecTV Now lead the space, thanks to Sling's early mover advantage and DirecTV Now's distribution through AT&T's wireless business.
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In East Austin on Thursday, Daniel Arriaga, 51, a furniture mover, said he still believed the bomber had a hatred for blacks and Hispanics.
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Along the People Mover route, there are a number of parking garages with various rates where you can essentially park and ride with ease.
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Finally, here is an interactive tool you might use to play with the words of your poem before you submit it: ReadWriteThink's Word Mover.
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"Frankly I don't think we should be the first mover as a nation to do this," Harker said at a community banking conference here.
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The stand out individual stock mover was Sports Direct , Britain's biggest sportswear retailer, which dropped 14.8 percent after it warned on full-year profit.
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Netflix had the first-mover advantage in the industry, with substantial growth in both subscribers and revenue since it rolled out streaming in 2011.
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Though Halep is a light, graceful mover on clay, where her counterpunching game is at its most effective, her mental toughness is sometimes questioned.
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But I just think Tyson, in all departments, is the better boxer and mover, with better hand speed, and he's not a bad puncher.
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As a first mover in the development of 4G networks, the United States set the standard and reaped great advantages from that leadership position.
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Savvy outfits, however, will look beyond the current diplomatic imbroglio and consider the first-mover advantage and long-term value of investing in Cuba.
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O'Rourke, possibly more than any other candidate -- up to and including former Vice President Joe Biden -- will become the central mover of the contest.
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In 2016, she was a prime mover behind a deal between the European Union and Turkey to stop migrants crossing the Aegean Sea to Greece.
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A key mover and shaker in US Latino politics is calling Flores a liar based on a pretty blatant misreading of what she said happened.
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Once young users have snapped and connected the components into place, the Mover is about the size and shape of a Double Stuf Oreo cookie.
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Any mention of the euro and its relative impact on financial and economic conditions, as a result, may be the biggest market mover on Thursday.
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The Boring Company's underground "people mover," the LVCC Loop, will consist of two tunnels for vehicles and three stations, as well as a pedestrian tunnel.
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Odder still is the idea that a currency that has only fairly limited use outside China is suddenly a prime mover in global capital markets.
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Amazon, like any good first-mover, reliably delivered more capabilities, at lower prices, in more regions, and just kept gobbling up more of the market.
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Once the early mover and market leader among all smartphones, BlackBerry accounted for only 0.2% of all worldwide sales in Q1 2016, according to Gartner.
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The film is centered on Diggs' Collin, who works with Casal's Miles as a mover and who's adjusting to life after a stint in prison.
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Campaign CEO Steve Bannon has already said he'll return to Breitbart, where his outlet would undoubtedly be a prime mover of Trump's message as president.
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The outcome of this trial is not readily available, though as of 2017 he remains a mover in Nigeria's sustainability sector, working for Nigus Greenenergy.
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With significant footprint and unprecedented ability to inject systems data, they are mighty systems of record (SORs) with first-mover advantage in systems of intelligence.
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We can miss the round of financing, we can start a company a year or two behind someone else and lose the first-mover advantage.
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First-mover advantage in 25G will have far more dramatic consequences, due to the exponential growth of objects that would be connected to the internet.
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In currency markets, the early mover was the New Zealand dollar which slid after data showed unemployment, job gains and wages growth all missed forecasts.
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TWSU says this was left out partly because of cost, and partly because it would turn the Mover into too much of a practical device.
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The Aussie was the big mover of the Asian session, skidding 0.6 percent against its U.S. counterpart to $0.7587, brushing its lowest levels since July.
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Though it is not an exclusive deal (Amazon has some movies from the Epix catalog, too), Holme still called it a "needle mover" for Hulu.
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Pure merino wool t-shirts from Swiss skiwear label Mover retail for 75 euros ($85), compared to 13 euros last year, CEO Nicolas Rochat said.
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"I think they have a tremendous first-mover advantage," said Mesdag, who thinks iRobot would be a great acquisition for one of the Big Three.
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Prince Mohammed was a prime mover in leading regional states to severing links with its neighbour Qatar and embargoing the small nation since mid-2017.
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The marginal mover of stocks this year has been the Federal Reserve, trade, and the global economic slowdown, led by weakness in Europe and China.
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""The value of bitcoin is related to a narrative that it was the first — first-mover advantage — and something about the genius of Satoshi Nakamoto.
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Xiaomi has also got the first mover advantage that helps its products create a bigger impact than offerings by its rivals like Lenovo and Huawei.
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With a heart for people, you will often find Ally with a notebook in hand interviewing an inspiring mover and shaker somewhere in the world.
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Sterling was the big mover in the currency market, falling nearly 1 percent against the dollar to more than two-month lows after May's remarks.
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We passed a small earth mover abandoned on its side and a bosun's chair with a half-empty bag of cement mix in the seat.
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AWS, for instance, is trying to turn its first-mover advantage into more momentum with those larger customers, which now includes Volkswagen and the NFL.
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As defense minister, Prince Mohammed is regarded by diplomats and analysts as a prime mover behind the Saudi decision to take military action in Yemen.
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Google was arguably the first big mover in the space with Google Glass, but the product didn't fly with consumers and was discontinued in 2017.
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Casper may have capitalized early on with its first-mover advantage, but it now has to contend with several competitors with a similar business model.
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A big mover in Monday's early Asian trade was the Turkish lira, which tumbled amid signs of rising tensions between Turkey and the United States.
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Another significant mover was online fashion retailer Boohoo , which slid by more than 5% after its founders sold shares worth 142.5 million pounds ($182.8 million).
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The pound is the main mover however, and it remains to be seen if it can actually build on these gains to make fresh highs.
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The "selfie generation" could be even more of a needle-mover than you thought, at least according to Allergan Chairman, President and CEO Brent Saunders.
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Wayfair – Berenberg rates the online home goods retailer as a "sell" in new coverage, saying Wayfair's first-mover advantages are being eroded by intensifying competition.
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The biggest mover in the poll is Rubio, who rode a late surge of support to a strong third-place finish in the GOP caucuses.
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When you register today to join me and Kara Swisher at Code Commerce in September, you'll be rewarded with a First Mover price of $795.
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A book edited by Nick Tobier gathers contributions by 15 artists and writers reflecting on one of Detroit's longest-running inside jokes: the People Mover.
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Meanwhile, the $210 million dollar People Mover is basically only employed to shuttle people who already have cars from parking garages to downtown entertainment centers.
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Prince Mohammed was a prime mover in leading regional states to severing links with its neighbor Qatar and embargoing the small nation since mid-2017.
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That delay erased what would have been a significant first-mover advantage over Disney and others in the race to get 70 million streaming service subscribers.
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" The challenge, says Steven Davidoff Solomon, a professor at the UC Berkeley School of Law, is that "it takes time and you need a first mover.
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Early Mover in Land Replenishment: Longfor added land in cities such as Beijing, Shanghai, Hangzhou, Nanjing and Suzhou in 2015, before prices ran up in 2016.
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Recently, he penned this piece on the first mover advantage in startup fundraising and this one on the best times of year to seek venture capital.
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Though the issue does not hurt Samsungs balance sheet, the postponement damages the firms efforts to portray itself as an innovative first-mover, analysts have said.
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But don't take it out on the driver, or the barista, or the waiter, or the cook, or the cleaner, or the mover, by not tipping.
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One of Amazon's biggest plays of all is the cloud, in which it was an early mover, giving it a formidable position alongside Microsoft and IBM.
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I think we are such leaders as it relates to this space that we've got to make sure that we take advantage of first-mover advantage.
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You don't see much of the Segway in the media, except for Mall Cop, but the tiny people mover is quite popular as a police vehicle.
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The New Zealand dollar was the biggest mover in the Asian session, skidding 0.6 percent to $0.6863 and on track for its fourth session of losses.
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"Now, it's easier in some ways to be a late mover," in retailing online, Sucharita Kodali, a retail analyst at Forrester Research, said in an interview.
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Alnylam Pharmaceuticals Inc, which has a rival drug in late-stage development, now has a substantial first-mover advantage, Chardan Capital Markets' analysts said on Thursday.
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Everybody hates the "service" and "fulfillment" and other fees that get tacked on to ticket prices, but no one can afford to be the first mover.
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Amazon says it will be showcasing some of the offerings this week at the show in Vegas, including the Xanthus Sort Bot and Xanthus Tote Mover.
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The Aussie dollar, another mover overnight after some poor capital expenditure numbers, was also down 0.2 percent at $0.7690 having earlier fallen almost half a percent.
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Early Mover in Land Replenishment: Longfor added land in cities such as Beijing, Shanghai, Hangzhou, Nanjing and Suzhou in 3371852, before prices ran up in 21750.
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A finding that makes sense given the dependence of many in the Northeastern corridor on public transportation — the holy grail for Obama's socialist people-mover society.
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Since it's lost the first-mover advantage, the company boasts that it's taking a more thoughtful tack that sets it apart from its better-funded competitors.
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Shopify, which was the most influential mover on the index, slid 210 percent to C$1053 after short-seller Citron Research commented negatively about the company.
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Aside from the global economic expansion and the record earnings this expansion is producing, the biggest marginal mover for the stock market has been tax reform.
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Lyonne is not a wispy mover; she is lead-footed, walking with a slightly bowlegged, clomping gait that can make her look like a dizzy marionette.
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The day's biggest mover was Japan Display, which rallied on a report that it had developed methods to mass-produce OLED panels at a low cost.
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The South African rand was the biggest mover in early Asian trade, rising almost 1 percent to 2-1/2-year highs of 64.893 per dollar.
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A big mover in the G10 currency sphere was the New Zealand dollar, which fell more than 1 percent at $0.6652, its lowest since March 2016.
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In currency markets, the early mover was the New Zealand dollar which slid after local data showed unemployment, job gains and wages growth all missed forecasts.
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And the company no longer enjoys the kind of first mover advantage it had when it launched with its free-to-use trading platform years ago.
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Unlike other shirts, which stuck to me and felt weird, the Mover continued to feel light and easy to wear until the end of the day.
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AmazonThe e-commerce titan had a significant first-mover advantage with the Amazon Echo, which enabled it to set the pace for the smart speaker market.
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Shereen Pimentel, as Maria, is a powerful singer but not a natural mover; you ache for her when she has to dash happily around the stage.
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Then, to gain more time, he quit driving, bought a van and, supporting himself as a freelance mover, camped there for days and nights on end.
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One mover was the New Zealand dollar which slipped when domestic inflation data showed a surprisingly soft rise of 0.4 percent in the year to June.
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British online supermarket Ocado was the largest individual stock mover, jumping 9.7% after it entered the Asian market by signing a tech partnership with Japan's Aeon.
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Microsoft is hoping Google's first-mover advantage will be nullified by the expected confusion around payments, features, titles and other issues Stadia is still working out.
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As the alternative meat market grows, other players will likely enter, but Howard said Beyond Meat has an early-mover advantage, at least for the present.
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Although Elon Musk has confirmed Tesla is working on a microbus of its own, there's no telling when that EV mini people mover will be debuted.
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Thursday's big mover was the New Zealand dollar, which fell 1.84 percent to US$0.6621, after earlier plunging to U.S.$0.6634, its lowest since March 2016.
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In his twenties, he toyed with avant-garde visual and performance art, before becoming an (unqualified) writing teacher, a personal assistant, and then a furniture mover.
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Though the issue does not hurt Samsung's balance sheet, the postponement damages the firm's efforts to portray itself as an innovative first-mover, analysts have said.
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So big brands are trying to get first-mover advantage; they're not waiting for shopping to get off the ground before they start their voice strategies.
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And it will help IBM keep an early-mover advantage here against others like Microsoft that are also keen on laying early groundwork in blockchain application development.
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Outside his office there&aposs a photograph of the Supreme Court&aposs chambers of Justice Antonin Scalia, the prime mover of originalism over the last half-century.
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Warren is in the Wednesday group, giving the senator from Massachusetts the first -- potentially more high-profile -- shot at being mover and shaper of the policy conversation.
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The deluge of information gives Wimbledon's digital team of editors insight into how to tune their approach, giving them a first-mover advantage around where to focus.
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Then there's the 18-ounce Mover, a perfect gym bottle or for use on day hikes (though these bottles will add a fair amount of gear weight).
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Australia's dollar was the biggest mover among the major currencies, dropping one percent after weaker-than-expected inflation numbers heightened the prospect of an interest rate cut.
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VALENCIA, Venezuela (Reuters) - Venezuelan auto worker Celso Nunez spends his days moonlighting as a mover and trading salvaged building materials in his worn-out red pick-up.
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Sterling was the other big mover, adding more than half a percent on hopes UK lawmakers will vote against a no-deal Brexit later in the day.
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Dish's Sling TV and AT&T's DirecTV Now still lead the space, thanks to Sling's early mover advantage, and DirecTV Now's distribution through AT&T's wireless business.
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You've probably heard about "first mover advantage:" If you're the first entrant into a market, you can capture significant market share while competitors scramble to get started.
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The Aussie was the big mover early in Asia and was last up half a percent at $0.6904, having bounced from a four-month trough of $0.6865.
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The company makes hardware kits for children to assemble into basic devices, and has now unveiled its first "DIY wearable," the Mover, which launches on Kickstarter today.
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The answer to these criticisms is that like any toy, the Mover isn't going to please all kids, at least not without some healthy prodding from parents.
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Elsewhere in currencies, the Australian dollar was the biggest mover, gaining half a percent on the day after the ruling Liberal party voted in a new leader.
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O'Rourke worked a handful of different jobs, including working as an art mover and he took a part-time job at his uncle's internet-service provider business.
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Through its mobile application, users can snap a photo of the item they want moved, and the app will then connect you with a local mover immediately.
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He was the prime mover of a law on Islam which actually mandates something that many other European governments talk about but hesitate to put into practice.
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It also recently landed its first commercial contract: $48.7M to build and operate an underground "people mover" in Las Vegas, focused on the Las Vegas Convention Center.
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The IRS' decision will likely bring in a flood of new customers to 23andMe, especially since the company enjoys a first-mover advantage in the DTC space.
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"Being first out of the gate may offer some first-mover advantages," said Randy Gerardes, director of municipal securities research for Wells Fargo Securities in New York.
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"The prime mover of millions of Americans into the socialist column has been the near complete dysfunctionality of contemporary American capitalism," argued Harold Meyerson in The Guardian.
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Suncor Energy was the most influential positive mover on the index, rising 1.123 percent to C$43.10 after it reported a better-than-expected third-quarter profit.
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While Fed policy is the major mover of the 2-year Treasury yield, a wider range of factors are influencing the behavior of the 10-year bond.
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First-mover advantage, brand recognition and massive content spend on original programming will almost certainly keep Netflix as an essential part of an average consumer's streaming package.
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But Netflix, which is seen as having first-mover advantage, has continued to expand internationally, and this will be the key for it holding its leadership position.
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The Bayer-Monsanto tie-up has sparked criticism from environmentalists and some farming groups concerned about its market power and first mover advantage in digital farming data.
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Another notable mover was the TSE REIT index, which slumped 16.8% in the previous session to hit a seven-year trough, bounced back by a remarkable 13.8%.
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Among the most indelible is the phantasmagoric street fighter Tyler Durden — another great mover, with another of Pitt's career-defining torsos — from David Fincher's "Fight Club" (1999).
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But as in the case of many prior breakthrough technologies, the transformation will indeed be disruptive and extremely important even if the first mover fails to survive.
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In the currency market, the biggest mover was the Turkish lira, which declined more than 2% on Monday over concerns about Ankara's planned incursion in northern Syria.
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But India also risked losing the advantage of first-mover, letting China and the U.S. set rules with their best interest in mind, according to Hindustan Times.
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According to Creal, they discovered transfers from his account to an alleged Taliban "money mover," who, it was rumored, was connected to a suicide bombing on KAF .
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Therefore, for the United States, legal sports betting just begun; we can also foresee that there will be more sports leagues to join the first mover team.
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It's not necessarily that bitcoin goes up, it's more just associated with Square being a first mover.... The question is, will they allow merchants to accept it?
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South Korea was the first mover into Vietnam, and has met with success, with investments dating from the 1990s focuing on labor-intensive manufacturing projects, Torné noted.
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And Trump remains the prime mover in Washington on a week-to-week basis -- commanding a Twitter pulpit the likes of which Congress can't hope to match.
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Una tarde hace poco, una pareja y su hijo pequeño intentaban conseguir el impulso de viento necesario para hacer mover una mariposa de plástico con tonos azules.
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Renault, by contrast, was an early mover in electric cars, has relatively fuel-efficient engine technologies and a strong presence in emerging markets, but no U.S. business.
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The NAWSA had to remain institutionally focused on securing constitutional female suffrage until it was a done deal, ceding first mover advantage to the parties' women's organizations.
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Ten or twenty years from now, I suspect people will view the unfortunately named Q line in the same light as we view the People Mover today.
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Whether or not Facebook actually had a role in the outcome of the election is debatable, but there's no question it was a primary mover in the conversation.
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Among currencies, the New Zealand dollar was the day's big mover, surging about 1 percent to a two-week high of $0.6974 before dipping to trade at $0.6956.
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Squad will have to hope first-mover advantage and focus can defeat a screensharing feature bolted on to apps with hundreds of millions or even billions of users.
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"Being a first mover does not constitute a long-term position," he said, pointing to Blue Apron as an example of another hyped startup in the food industry.
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Pandora once had a first-mover advantage, but that decayed when it ignored the competition, letting Spotify, Apple Music, Amazon, and others develop robust ecosystems of their own.
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Instead, Podia just has two subscription tiers, mover (which Fry said is designed for first-time content sellers and costs $39 a month) and shaker ($79 a month).
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Joey Hale was a mover and driver for Two Men and a Truck, the home and business moving and packing service, before he was ever a franchise owner.
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Aggressive Medium-Term Expansion: Lippo plans to continue expanding its hospital portfolio outside of Jakarta, in a bid to gain a first-mover advantage in its targeted geographies.
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It is the prime mover in the so-called Eurodrone project, working with France, Italy and Spain to construct a pilotless plane and boost the continent's aerospace skills.
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But BK Asset Management's Boris Schlossberg argues that while Netflix might not have the extensive backlog of content that competitors have, it does have a first-mover advantage.
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"The U.S. dollar remains the prime mover for gold prices in the current term," Benjamin Lu, a commodities analyst with Phillip Futures in Singapore, said in a note.
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He was not seen often in the shop, for he was a businessman of wide interests, an immaculately tailored mover and shaker among the merchant classes of Damascus.
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The data points to four main drivers: Major disruption across multiple sectors, global expansion, a push for early mover advantage, and the potential for large and quick exits.
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The enterprise successes so far have largely benefited from first-mover advantage, and now face increasing competition from new entrants providing incrementally better solutions at slightly lower prices.
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The Canadian dollar was another big mover, having slid 0.6 percent against the dollar after the Bank of Canada did not sound as hawkish as some had anticipated.
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It found the biggest mover was Russia, which jumped from #4.53 on their top searchers list in 2015, to #2 last year, landing just behind the United Kingdom.
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But the big mover of the day was in pork, as packers began vying for supplies, said Dennis Smith, a commodity broker with Archer Financial Services in Chicago.
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What really matters is generating cash flows in the future, so being the first mover doesn't do you any good if someone else comes along and unseats you.
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And, most importantly, continuing to reject the conclusions of the FBI and the CIA that Russia was the prime mover in attempting to meddle in the 2016 election.
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Or that less than 24 hours before this tweet, Trump was insisting that it's not entirely clear that Russia was the prime mover in the 2016 election meddling.
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Companies with a bias for purpose-driven action are the ones likely to secure the first mover advantage and grasp the greater share of the SDG business opportunity.
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The market winner will go to the first mover that can execute without bumping into numerous challenges that include regulations, pricing wars, maintenance issues, bike theft and vandalism.
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State-owned enterprises account for 70 percent of investments since 2003, but Ge said Dakang has an advantage in being an early mover among non-government controlled companies.
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He led the creation of Israel's defense industry, negotiated key arms deals with France and Germany and was the prime mover behind the development of Israel's nuclear weapons.
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"This may mean that there will be first-mover advantages, or it could mean that the market is so fragmented that there will be many players," Sury added.
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Sadly, I ended up overworking myself, so after two years I let go of a job with a retirement plan and health insurance and became a professional mover.
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Ofo landed in India earlier this year and local Uber rival Ola started a service on a small scale last year, so Mobike isn't the first mover here.
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I might be imagining a difference in their speed—but the third character you unlock (based on BunnyLord's popularity), the very Welsh Samantha, definitely is a fast mover.
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For a few years after graduation, he stayed on in New York, working as an art mover, a proofreader, a part-time nanny on the Upper West Side.
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FR: The first mover advantage is certainly beneficial because from these warungs' perspective, it's a hassle for them to engage with a lot of people compared to online.
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Lyft was the first in a wave of high-profile tech companies to go public in 232.65, beating even first-mover Uber to market with its March IPO.
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He was the prime mover behind the decision to escalate Saudi Arabia's role in the Yemen civil war, where Saudi airplanes have bombed Houthi rebels backed by Iran.
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A crucial part of that is a $279 billion AirTrain, an elevated people-mover that would connect La Guardia to New York City's subway system and commuter rail.
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As one of the largest luxury re-sale marketplaces, REAL is a brand destination with numerous first-mover competitive advantages in a large market that exhibits accelerating growth.
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But not for Yank, who feels he is not only in his element but also the ship's prime mover, the root source of its ability to go forward.
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However, the company has ambitious plans to grow its IP portfolio more rapidly to sustain its first-mover advantage of developing malls in newer neighbourhoods and smaller cities.
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And so the war on drugs, however misguided as social policy, was not, Pfaff insists, a prime mover of the epidemic of incarceration—the numbers just aren't there.
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It's the now familiar management idea known as "first-mover advantage," which dates from the dot-com gold rush of the late 1990s, and it still works sometimes.
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"He is the best mover of the younger players, a bit of a copy of Djokovic, but less talent than some of the other young guys," Gilbert said.
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Varias instituciones artísticas en Estados Unidos han estado repasando las obras que tienen en almacén para determinar qué mover a las salas de exhibición y de qué deshacerse.
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Crothers also sees a first-mover advantage domestically on labor costs, noting that a construction slowdown in Alberta's oil sands is allowing LNG Canada good access to skilled workers.
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VALENCIA, Venezuela, Oct 6 (Reuters) - Venezuelan auto worker Celso Nunez spends his days moonlighting as a mover and trading salvaged building materials in his worn-out red pick-up.
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Pinduoduo, an emerging e-commerce startup that's close on the heels of Alibaba and JD, gained a first-mover advantage in these less-developed regions by touting cheap goods.
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Canalys' figures have early mover Samsung returning to second place, thanks to an improved design with its Gear 2 smartwatch that it says has proved more popular with consumers.
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The investment comes just a two months since the The Boring Company landed a $48.7 million commercial contract to build and operate an underground "people mover" in Las Vegas.
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While Twitch also has a first-mover advantage as the most popular streaming site in the world, it also needs to convince consumers that it's for more than games.
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As we have noted before, Farfetch was an early mover in the area of building e-commerce marketplaces specifically catering to the luxury fashion and other luxury goods industries.
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Given their reputation as the "bad boys" of the on-demand economy, Uber is a somewhat surprising first mover on supporting worker organizations paving the way for portable benefits.
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The main mover of the morning was the New Zealand dollar which dived after a weak reading on consumer price inflation stoked expectations for a cut in interest rates.
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A prime mover in this initiative is Neil MacGregor, the institution's former director whose didactic skills as a lecturer and broadcaster have already redefined the role of great museums.
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UK startup, Babylon Health, is another early mover in AI and app-based healthcare, developing a chatbot-style app for triaging primary care which it sells to the NHS.
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"Hybrid" became a household word, and as gas prices rose in the 2000s and SUVs slipped in popularity, the Prius had the first-mover advantage to end them all.
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It's much better to be the last mover, that is, to make the last great development in a specific market and enjoy years or even decades of monopoly profits.
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Automation is set to be another big mover in 2018, as labor costs and shortages drive high-value ag producers to seek solutions to harvesting, weeding and crop protection.
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Additionally, all the First Mover firms said their top business priority was advancing women to leadership positions, compared to only 9 percent of other companies that said the same.
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"Apple's first-mover advantage and "easy growth" from new smartphone adopters is over, but the company appears likely to retain its existing premium customer base," analysts at Morningstar said.
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The Las Vegas people mover would be Boring's first fully completed commercial project, offering the company an opportunity to demonstrate what it can do beyond the Hawthorne test tunnel.
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The biggest mover since the last Quinnipiac poll is Harris, who dropped 8 percentage points in her support in a poll taken in the wake of the first debate.
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His 1 billion euro Emerging Europe fund has been an early mover into the euro zone country, having built the bulk of its position at the end of 2015.
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Follett quickly fell in with Alain Garcia Artola, a mover and shaker in the city's music scene and a member of the locally acclaimed hip-hop group TnT Rezistencia.
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Speaking of risks, you might think that the risk of a big selloff in Technology — the biggest mover of the year — would be foremost on a fund manager's mind.
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In quiet markets, the largest mover among the big currencies was the Australian dollar, down 0.23 percent as Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull faced another possible challenge to his leadership.
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But he added that EU and Chinese emissions regulations made electric vehicle adoption inevitable and that being an early industry mover in that direction offered a "positive risk-reward".
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Firms that apply the EU standards in other markets, like North America, could position themselves with a first-mover advantage in adopting global best practices for data privacy standards.
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"The re-emergence of the Italy/EU budget deficit battle as a key market mover proved to be a disaster for the European indices," Spreadex analyst Connor Campbell said.
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Instead, he believes Swit benefits from "last mover advantage," solving the shortfalls of other workplace messaging, collaboration and productivity apps by integrating many of their functions into one hub.
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I think they did see an opportunity to work with a big tech company on that and be viewed broadly as an innovative mover within the health care space.
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Food can cost up to $38 per day, said John Roberts, head of the Golden Triangle Asian Elephant Foundation and a key mover of Thailand's elephant-friendly tourism initiatives.
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Though the issue does not hurt Samsung's balance sheet, the postponement damages the firm's effort to showcase itself as an innovative first mover, not a fast follower, analysts said.
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"We are an early mover, showing the rest of the world how this can be done," said Miguel Arias Cañete, the E.U.'s commissioner for climate action and energy.
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I tried the "Mover," a gingham-patterned option that was professional-looking enough to wear to the office, but comfortable enough that I liked wearing it on the weekends.
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The biggest mover was the British pound, which dropped 0.2% to $1.3041 and flirted with a two-week low after dovish comments from Bank of England policymaker Gertjan Vlieghe.
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Microsoft wants to make it as easy as possible to migrate to Microsoft 365, and today the company announced it had purchased a Canadian startup called Mover to help.
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HULL ACTIVE ON TRANSFER FRONT Hull, which is in danger of relegation from the Premier League, was a big mover on the final day of Europe's winter transfer window.
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And be aware that the mover will not transport hazardous or perishable items, including plants, pantry goods, cleaning supplies and alcohol; they should supply you with a detailed list.
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The IBM study found these so-called "First Mover" organizations had four things in common: They created career planning targeted to women's requirements and aspirations, which include family commitments.
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Always rumpled, always mumbling, his 6-foot-7-inch frame often slumping, he was not trying to be a globe-trotting master of industry or political mover and shaker.
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U.S. stock futures were a big early mover, with the Dow Jones industrial average mini futures dropping as much as 21 points to 2313.74,21 in a knee-jerk reaction.
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CBOE already accounts for about a fifth of share trading in EU shares, and Haynes said he was not worried that the U.S. rival will gain first mover advantage.
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Thursday's big mover was the New Zealand dollar, which fell nearly 2 percent to US$0.6613 NZD=, after earlier plunging to U.S.$0.6634, its lowest level since March 2016.
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If you're hiring a mover, Scott Michael, president and chief executive of the American Moving and Storage Association, an industry trade group that offers advice on its website, Moving.
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Global miner BHP Billiton was a major mover on the British stock market, rising 2.2 percent on speculation of BP , down 0.5 percent, could buy its U.S. shale assets.
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Pattern bargaining conveys 'first-mover advantages' to the lead company where they can craft an agreement that is advantageous to them but more difficult for one of their competitors.
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"He's a fellow child of a D.C. mover and shaker," Elvis Oxley, the son of Michael G. Oxley, a Republican former House member from Ohio, said of the judge.
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El primer capítulo, dice un poco decepcionada, en apariencia solo busca mover algunas fichas para ubicarnos en la nueva realidad de Invernalia antes de que lleguen los Caminantes Blancos.
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The next-gen transportation company, which is building a unique people-mover platform based on a design by SpaceX and Tesla CEO Elon Musk, had a milestone moment last spring.
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Done betting, Alibaba is getting down to work in Southeast Asia as it bids to lead the region's promising e-commerce space and maximize its early mover advantage over Amazon .
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While Tesla faces a lot of challenges, investor and early Facebook employee Chamath Palihapitiya said the company's first-mover advantage in electric cars will give it a long-term advantage.
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TIM has long been seen as a takeover target because it is smaller than many of its European rivals and it has first-mover advantage in Italy's ultrafast broadband market.
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But he didn't let anyone forget who was the prime mover, who signed Obamacare and Dodd-Frank and the stimulus and opened Cuba and made a nuclear deal with Iran.
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The other main FX mover was the Australian dollar as it set a new two-year high, still heady from an upbeat Reserve Bank of Australia earlier in the week.
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What unites these two initiatives—one in the realm of the practical, the other more moral and spiritual—is the individual who acted as a prime mover in both cases.
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Still, Alibaba's first mover advantage means it has better understanding of the demands and buying behaviour of local customers, as well as its existing relationships with logistics vendors, she said.
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Some airports and cities are currently exploring replacing their existing Automated People Mover systems with shared-use AVs that would operate on existing roads in order to save operational costs.
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Bitcoin was the most eye-catching mover, and zoomed past $11,000 to hit a record high of $11,395 before pulling back to trade at $9,919.58, little changed on the day.
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That mirrors the struggles of ClassPass, which pioneered this model, certainly shows that it isn't easy to succeed in with fitness subscriptions, even with a brand and first-mover advantage.
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The morning's biggest mover among the majors was again sterling, back under pressure less than a cent above last week's lows of $1.2090 and down 0.6 percent against the euro.
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To further this strategy, back in February Microsoft shelled out $250 million to acquire London-based keyboard maker SwiftKey, an early mover in the next-word prediction keyboard tech space.
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The biggest mover on this year's list is the University of Manchester, which surged 703 places from No. 270 to No. 250, largely because of research into the supermaterial graphene.
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A similar concept is the "first-mover advantage, " a market strategy term defined as the advantage gained when an organization is the first to market in a new product category.
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The auto industry is changing at an unprecedented pace right now, and if CES has taught me anything over the years, it's that the first-mover advantage doesn't mean much.
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Among them, National Australia Bank was the biggest mover as traders cheered its hire of Ross McEwan, credited with turning around Royal Bank of Scotland, as its new chief executive.
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After launching its first service a decade ago, AWS has dominated by virtue of being a first mover, but competition has toughened recently as Microsoft and Google strengthen their offerings.
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Aldo, for all his genius, has never been one the pundits and promoters would call a "needle-mover," and, more importantly, he's never been one to understand why that matters.
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"To be a screen martial artist, you need to know all the aspects of martial arts, plus weapons, plus tumbling and gymnastics to be a really good mover," he said.
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We believe that TSLA should have raised capital in the 33H18 and eschewed near-profitability to press its first-mover advantage & grow as quickly as possible in 19 and 20.
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And while Uber has dominated in many markets through sheer will, early mover advantage and finance, many want to see strong competitors to keep the market on an even keel.
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For example, Clutter lets users know during the actual packing process that their storage space is nearing 75 percent full, as the Clutter mover app measures items as they're photographed.
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Her Workers' Party (PT) is a prime mover behind a gargantuan bribery scheme centred on Petrobras, the state-controlled oil company, which channelled money from contractors to politicians and parties.
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Hatch has been a committee chairman or prime mover of essentially every major government policy at one time or another: Taxes and banking, national security, foreign relations, education, the judiciary.
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While a U.S. approval would have given BioMarin first-mover advantage in the market, a European approval is perhaps more significant as the drug will target a larger patient population.
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Those global firms bring some services to the table that no Indian company rivals, but they're even gaining traction in categories in which domestic firms had a first-mover advantage.
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"The combination strengthens our capacity to service the rapidly expanding global medical cannabis markets, and amplifies our early-mover advantage," Aurora Chief Executive Officer Terry Booth said in a statement.
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"Any change or confirmation from the Fed statement could make that a market mover this afternoon," said Bucky Hellwig, senior vice president at BB&T Wealth Management in Birmingham, Alabama.
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There's no doubt LuneX is an early mover in Southeast Asia — well, the world — but Drijkoningen believes it won't be long before others in the traditional VC space follow suit.
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"Roku had first mover advantage, the channels like them and they are a very lean company, all positive," Patrick Moorhead, principal analyst at Moor Insights & Strategy, wrote in an email.
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And here are some of the cities that are offering free or discounted rides on public transportation: Anchorage, AK: Free bus rides for all passengers on the Anchorage People Mover.
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In 1999, a Philadelphia Daily News poll named Mr. Snider the city's greatest sports mover and shaker, surpassing the legendary Athletics manager Connie Mack and the basketball broadcaster Sonny Hill.
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Sterling was the big mover in currency markets, nearing a three-year low with British Prime Minister Boris Johnson set for a showdown with Parliament over a no-deal Brexit.
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Though Korean, he was the prime mover of Japan's Mono-ha art movement ("School of Things"), which favored unadorned materials, both natural and industrial, arranged in modest and contingent alliances.
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CARAMANICA Richard Thompson has never made a bad album in a career dating back to the 1960s, when he was a prime mover in British trad-rock with Fairport Convention.
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A mover who arrived in a Santa hat; a custodian; and Ms. Lozado, the same case manager who had checked in Brittany Jackson in October, showered Ms. Brito with congratulations.
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What was once a company with unique products in a fragmented space has turned into a company that sells products in highly competitive markets where they are the last mover.
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A prime mover in the policy change was David Friedman, the United States ambassador to Israel, who has pushed each of the Trump administration's major policy gifts to Mr. Netanyahu.
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En su versión, los cables están pegados a plátanos y otras frutas, y los niños tienen que pasar de una fruta a la otra para mover las piezas del juego.
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The biggest mover was German construction company Hochtief, which saw its shares plunge 8% after its Cimic unit forecast a $1.23 billion hit for its exit from the Middle East.
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The Swedish crown stood out as the biggest mover of the day, rallying more than 0.8 percent against the dollar and the euro after forecast-beating second-quarter GDP numbers.
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Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan, who along with Mahathir and Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan had been a prime mover behind the summit, made a belated decision to skip the meeting.
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In naming him a Washingtonian of the Year in 1994, Washingtonian magazine wrote that Mr. Shargai "has served as a cheerleader, adviser, fundraiser, and prime mover" for countless theater groups.
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In currencies, the Japanese yen was the biggest mover, falling more than half a percent against the dollar to its lowest in over a week following the news on North Korea.
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It's called Vision Urbanetic — an all-electric autonomous concept vehicle that can change from a toaster-looking cargo van to a dung beetle-esque (or it is bike helmet) people mover.
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It suggests that Amazon's first-mover advantage may be finally coming to end after originally holding a two-year lead over Google, which launched the original Google Home in late 2016.
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In quiet markets, the largest mover among the major currencies was the Australian dollar which gained half a percent on Friday, after the ruling Liberal party voted in a new leader.
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MVMT was also an early mover in podcast advertising and marketing on Instagram at a time when the media formats were growing in popularity but advertising demand hadn't fully caught up.
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This bid to spike public awareness and donations paid off as Imgur's front page was flooded overnight with GIFs of the the head-bobbing mover and shaker himself, Sirocco the Kākāpō.
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The biggest mover among the G10 group of developed economy currencies was the New Zealand dollar, down 0.6 percent against its U.S. equivalent after a poor batch of business confidence data.
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MGX seeks to keep capital expenditure low and to maximize what Lazerson says is first-mover advantage by using small nanofiltration units that can be moved to wherever the brine is.
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Telecom Italia has long been seen as a takeover target because it is smaller than many of its European rivals and it has first-mover advantage in Italy's ultrafast broadband market.
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U.S. Customs and Border Protection says the drug mover was on a flight from the Dominican Republic -- and when he got to the inspection, officials noticed his shoes were unusually heavy.
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Two years may seem like a while, but the Zoomcar CEO is confident that building a business in India stands Zoomcar in good stead even if others take first mover advantage.
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It won't be the only mass-market, all-electric, 2215-mile sedan on the market — GM grabbed first-mover status in December, when it began selling its 20-mile Chevy Bolt.
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If the stock market were a perfect forward indicator and the primary mover were earnings, then you would expect stocks to be down in the prior year in those 30 years.
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The first-mover advantage in this space is mind-bogglingly large, as these firms effectively compete to own what will be the most important infrastructure in the 21st-century global economy.
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The shipping channel that straddles the Texas-Louisiana border is already home to the Sabine Pass LNG terminal operated by Cheniere, the first mover in the emerging Gulf Coast export hub.
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But I think for me I would like to find the needle mover for the Group and I think for us to be an international company, we can't stay in Asia.
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Even though deals are most likely years away, said the first source, "first mover advantage allows you to lock up the relationship, lock up the contracts, lock up the supply chains".
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Algunos dueños han comenzado a mover a sus aves a la República Dominicana, en donde las peleas de gallos siguen siendo legales, como ocurre en un puñado de países en Latinoamérica.
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The Aussie dollar was a big mover on Thursday, trading down 0.6 percent at $0.7104 after National Australia Bank said it would raise mortgage rates by 12 to 16 basis points.
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The biggest mover was veterinary products group Dechra Pharmaceutical which sank close to 20 percent after publishing its full year results and saying it was implementing a "hard Brexit" mitigation plan.
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She started six years ago and believed she had a first-mover advantage, "I definitely think it'd be really hard to break in now, because it's so saturated," she told CNBC.
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HONG KONG, Jan 25.7 (Reuters) - For part-time furniture mover Kong Ngai-lam, 2128, home is the bottom half of a bunk bed inside a tiny room that fits little else.
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Sterling was the other big mover, adding more than half a percent on hopes British lawmakers will vote later on Wednesday against a disruptive "no-deal" exit from the European Union.
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On the surface, the tax bill that has been such a market mover got push-back from Democrats who organized protests against what they view as tax cuts for the rich.
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For a player who has likely been a star at every level, being assigned to the task of screen-setter, corner-stander, ball-mover, and perimeter impediment could be psychologically disruptive.
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Up until the second quarter of last year, those firms had relatively uninterrupted access to capital, leading to unfettered growth and acquisitions with the aim of securing a first-mover advantage.
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Clyburn is widely regarded as a vote-mover in the black community in the Palmetto State and has been courted for months (and years) in some cases by the 2020 crowd.
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Being a fast mover is a big thing; a somewhat trivial example is that I have almost never made money investing in founders who do not respond quickly to important emails.
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Australia's dollar was the biggest mover among major currencies, tumbling as much as 0.8 percent against its U.S. counterpart to a 403-1/2-month low after weak Australian inflation data.
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The biggest stock-mover out there is "the power of the S&P 500 futures over all individual stocks, including ones that aren't in the index," the "Mad Money" host noted.
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We believe that the company has a first-mover advantage in a highly regulated market environment, especially as it is the only German manufacturing and trading company in the European market.
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Además, si es necesario mover toda la estación —que está asentada sobre una plataforma de hielo—, esto puede hacerse gracias a unos esquíes que hay en la base de esos pilotes.
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"When a large company like Amazon with 700,000 employees and a big global footprint does something like the climate pledge, it really can be a needle mover," Bezos said on Wednesday.
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"Excitement around iQOS continues to be a hallmark of the PM story, as the company continues to capitalize on their first-mover advantage in Heat-Not-Burn," wrote Azer last month.
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"Despite increasing competition in the space, I feel PayPal [has] the first-mover advantage and that should be enough for them to remain relevant for a long long time," he said.
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The biggest mover among the major currencies was the New Zealand dollar, which gained after its central bank governor said it was unlikely he would need to use unconventional monetary policy.
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The most notable mover in illiquid trading was UK inkjet printer technology maker Xaar, whose shares fell 15.8 percent to the bottom of the small-cap index after a profit warning.
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So how long will it be before a mid-market team, one with a smaller budget but much more to gain from early-mover success in the United States, follows suit?
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Weed is a shortcut in the films where it is a major mover and shaker, and it is always there to explain the behavior of the people who are in the film.
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Overall the biggest mover among the G10 group of developed economy currencies was the New Zealand dollar, down 1 percent against its U.S. equivalent after a poor batch of business confidence data.
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It has acquired a Snapchat analytics solution from Naritiv, a startup based out of Los Angeles that was an early mover in the business of creating Stories and other content for Snapchat.
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Harvey's leading edge had come to town, and the models, constantly updated, began to align: Harvey was nearly laser-precise in its construction and massive, and it was also a slow mover.
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