Photo: Nimble Last month, Nimble released a version that works inside of Outlook for iOS.
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The plane is designed to be fast, but not the fastest; nimble, but not the most nimble.
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Nimble Storage — Nimble Storage lost 12 cents per share for its latest quarter, matching estimates, with revenue slightly ahead of analyst forecasts.
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Plus, for every product sold, Nimble will recycle up to a pound of e-waste for you: simply seal your old or unused electronic devices in the disposable pouch included with every Nimble order, send them back to Nimble, and they'll ship 'em on over to their recycling partner at no additional cost to you.
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Is he capable of being nimble when he faces scrutiny?
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A monitor with a variable refresh rate is more nimble.
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Harris is a nimble comic actor, and I'm a fan.
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Yet as robots grow more nimble, humans look increasingly vulnerable.
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The Divo is supposed to be a nimble race car.
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Nimble turned its attention to the country's 20,000 independent pharmacies.
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"buy it" buttons, create opportunity for more nimble, focused players?
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But when the facts change, nimble forecasters change their minds.
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But Instagram is still taking advantage of its nimble staff.
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The report also identifies Luckey as a Nimble America founder.
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That may be good for startups, which can be nimble.
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The theory is that all this makes companies more nimble.
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So every time it teaches us to be more nimble.
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And how to be more nimble is on the production.
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Monetary policy is nimble it will react to those expectations.
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But it very quickly lost ground to more nimble players.
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Windows 10 Creators Edition was fast, nimble and remarkably stable.
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This is rushy, nimble, agile techno that takes no prisoners.
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This has forced it to be more nimble in others.
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Now Flexport could make meatspace merchants as nimble as Amazon.
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To work in the park, Mr. Hartigan must be nimble.
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But the move to be nimble with the brand backfired.
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Zschocke, for all his nimble politesse, propagates intolerance and exclusion.
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The result is a nimble, slippery ease, entirely his own.
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The Datsun 510 was small and lightweight, nimble and quick.
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He's not nimble enough to shift gears or change course.
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For one thing, it is making its weapons more nimble.
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He argues this made PayPal nimble and adaptable to change.
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I was nimble when whittling or when sharpening an ax.
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You have to be clear eyed, nimble and always evolving.
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It's got sequenced drums, nimble piano arpeggios, big dynamic shifts.
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We can make decisions quickly and can be nimble and flexible.
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In other songs, he rode the groove with nimble, airborne syncopation.
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Tesla is nimble, innovative, and fun to watch, as companies go.
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That makes the smaller board more nimble but also less forgiving.
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Still, not all topics receive such a sensitive and nimble treatment.
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I propose a new kind of ride: a small, nimble trike.
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Quadrupeds, like Boston Dynamics' scary-nimble pack mules, offer great stability.
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Instead, it appears that the company is exploring more nimble approaches.
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Fintech firms may be more nimble, but banks have greater resources.
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In Holland's nimble hands, Peter sheds tears and aches with heartbreak.
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"We're nimble enough to win that race," Cross River's Gade said.
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Embracing DevOps is essential for companies to stay nimble and competitive.
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Defenders could point out that central banks are hardly nimble creatures.
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Practical intelligence, nimble strength, and deep animal will were her traits.
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"You have to be nimble in this game," Ms. Smith said.
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Through headphones, we get to hear snatches of his nimble broadcast.
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Thank you to our great New, Smart and Nimble REPUBLICAN PARTY.
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The lost tools in the nimble hands of a lost toiler.
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Our vehicles must be assertive, nimble and sometimes a bit creative.
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They see small companies as more nimble than government-funded behemoths.
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This is arguably the most agile, nimble company in the world.
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And it may streamline reporting lines and help keep Facebook nimble.
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Nonprofits on the front lines have been forced to be nimble.
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So keep a really open mind and be flexible, be nimble.
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Militia commanders consider them ideal fighters—cheap, nimble, and psychologically malleable.
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Why do some older people remain mentally nimble while others decline?
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Does anybody think it's unwise to be lean, nimble, and innovative?
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" The bureaucracy, he said, is "not nimble like the private sector.
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They are Riley, Spike, and Peri — not Yomo, Bingo and Nimble.
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Cicadas aren't particularly nimble and make for easy meals for birds.
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I ended my all-leggings week feeling more nimble, aerodynamic, and energized.
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"It required us to be very nimble on the ground," he added.
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He was an absolute horse who was equal parts nimble and intimidating.
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They're nimble, they can do it, if they can afford the rent.
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A more nimble supply chain has long helped Inditex outperform H&M.
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The secretary-general promised to make the UN "more nimble, more decentralized".
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Mr. Caird's book is appealing and his direction more or less nimble.
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But behind the eccentric, press-shy founder is a nimble marketing machine.
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There's a nimble tank that shoots a big gun at US troops.
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Nimble traders are reaping big profits, but the opportunities may be fleeting.
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So this thing is more nimble and lighter, but just as powerful.
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Most investors simply aren't nimble enough to get out and back in.
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You need to be more nimble and precise in your investing now.
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Saudi Arabia now has to play a more sophisticated and nimble game.
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Singlish is nimble, practical and dynamic — everyone who speaks it shapes it.
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"We're collectively learning how we [can] get more nimble," Macy's Krishna said.
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McMaster, with his nimble intellect, prodded the Army to absorb these changes.
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As the American private space launch sector expands, are we staying nimble?
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Zionism has always been pragmatic and nimble in adjusting to dynamic realities.
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"We're responsive, nimble and entrepreneurial," said Don Laackman, president of Champlain College.
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But despite its small size, the airline has been strategic and nimble.
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No. It will require us to be more creative and more nimble.
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"Nimble was a Box customer when it came to sharing," Ganek said.
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This is a time of fast footwork and not-so-nimble reinvention.
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The alphabet is jaunty, nimble,Where would we be without each symbol?
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Buckner did not charge it, as a more nimble Stapleton might have.
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Will Hurd (R-Texas), a powerhouse fundraiser and nimble campaigner, is retiring.
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I think smaller operations are more nimble and can more quickly adapt.
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This is the future of abortion rights: confrontational, nimble, collaborative, deeply moral.
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Every good gamer knows you're only as nimble as your controller allows.
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The new players were nimble, able to change inventory and prices quickly.
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Sales have cratered for years, with more nimble competitors on the rise.
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It's also fast, nimble, responsive, intelligent and has a very good camera.
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When I'm in the ring, I need to feel protected and nimble.
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These days, Palmer admits she's not as nimble as she was then.
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Nimble CEO Jon Ferrara has been around the contacts block a few times.
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The rigid testing apparatus, in Zambra's nimble hands, becomes an illuminating metafictional frame.
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But traders will have to stay nimble as the selling could return soon.
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Ms. Tanowitz loves leg-beating jumps, nimble footwork, upright carriage and open arms.
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Nimble is an eco-friendly mobile accessory company from the team behind Mophie.
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The music director Mark Janas provides nimble support at the piano (1:20).
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Designers and developers must design supply chains that are equally nimble and agile.
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He denied Daily Beast's claim that he was a founder of Nimble America.
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" Meanwhile, smaller, newer banks are more nimble and can simply "concentrate on business.
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Though giants are rarely nimble, it still takes a lot to fell them.
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Click here to view original GIFThe Mavic Pro is a very nimble flier.
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But the drives, of course, are still getting smaller, more nimble, and cheaper.
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Hoverboards showed how fast, nimble and high-tech the Shenzhen supply chain is.
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Plus, the drone is small, nimble, and modular with easy-to-replace parts.
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Plus, she added, as a startup, they're more nimble than a larger company.
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It then also lost out to more nimble Asian rivals in price competition.
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He was known as a clever, nimble wordsmith who inspired many other artists.
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Resume: His portfolio companies have included AppDynamics, Docker, MuleSoft, Nicira and Nimble Storage.
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But he avoided any gaffes Saturday, and appeared nimble on the debate stage.
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This new authority may help make fighting the war in Afghanistan more nimble.
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Motherboard called Nimble America on Saturday, September 17, during the r/The_Donald meltdown.
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Like the record itself, Selah Sue's vocals on Reason are nimble and multifaceted.
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Its team stays nimble, innovative and keeps an ear close to the customer.
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The queen is a powerful warrior in her own right, nimble, and wise.
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He's a nimble finisher who doesn't shy away from contact around the basket.
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Flash storage rivals include Nimble Storage from HP Enterprise, Nutanix and Pure Storage.
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Peloton has not proven itself to be a nimble business in the slightest.
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Clinton would not be gutsy and nimble enough to deliver a knockout punch.
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This allows campaign to be nimble and react quickly to changes and patterns.
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ISIS (and its successors) are learning organizations: highly adaptable, nimble and digitally sophisticated.
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For years, banks had been concerned about competition from small, nimble fintech upstarts.
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Investors need to be nimble to make money in this looking-glass world.
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Using pop-ups does, of course, still help entrepreneurs stay nimble and lean.
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He is stubborn and chivalrous, blunt and generous, physically brave and intellectually nimble.
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They're all supported by Jessie Linden and Debbie Christine Tjong's nimble rhythm section.
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She's a nimble writer, one who walks in fear of euphemism or pretension.
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Despite these setbacks, the group continues to be a fierce and nimble foe.
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They earn higher wages and are more nimble in adapting to economic change.
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Visualizing a nimble, sure-footed android is easy, but building one is hard.
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Lively and energetic, rich but nimble, with flavors of herbs, nuts and citrus.
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Elizabeth had to be nimble with her lies on the home front, too.
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Jackson, who is more nimble than Lind, came in to run for him.
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Its reputation for being both nimble and astute may take longer to recover.■
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"We can be nimble while we monitor the situation in China," said Marcum.
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The change was part of an effort to keep Google nimble and innovative.
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If that's a must, the Subaru Forester is nimble and nearly as cubic.
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They are nimble, experimental and will try thousands of alternatives until one works.
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Parents can be nimble-fingered at pushing our buttons — because they installed them.
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Such vast size usually obliterates the nimble habits of any business's earliest days.
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They suggest a nimble, ecstatic cadre of sports fans, anticipating victories to come.
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Most clubs, after all, are concerned only with developing players with nimble feet.
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By contrast, New Zealand's constitutional system is designed to be representative and nimble.
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Alta's lightweight RedShift MXR is quick, nimble, and flight capable on a motocross track.
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Nimble Storage's shares were trading at the offer price before the bell on Tuesday.
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I used to think that podcasts were a nimble, cheap, democratic alternative to radio.
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Quick: How do you turn a giant print publisher into a nimble digital company?
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"We are neutral on sterling as you have to be quite nimble," he added.
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The delta's nimble firms have long been exposed to brutal competition in global markets.
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Scorpios will appreciate that you understand how to be crafty and nimble at work.
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I think in India, you have to be nimble enough to overcome these challenges.
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A unique blend of throaty and nimble, it's the perfect vehicle for creative covers.
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It could have been a lean and nimble little ghost story, a holiday treat.
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Trump is also a nimble entrepreneur, who looks for opportunities and seizes them decisively.
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"We're faster, we're more nimble, we're more focused," Weisler told "Squawk Alley " on Thursday.
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Don is an advisor to several startups including Symphony (Perzo), Nimble, Blockai, and Aisle411.
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And workers in places where industries were already moving out proved the least nimble.
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China's nimble new innovators are using world-class technologies from supercomputing to gene editing.
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Née Melanie Chisholm, Spice World's most nimble of the pack has seen it all.
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And regardless, the core fact — Luckey's support of Nimble America — is not in dispute.
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What a nimble feat of balance and strength it is to build a dream.
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It's the definition of how small walks tall in a nimble design performance package.
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In contrast, the West Coast was nimble, networked, and decentralized, with little social hierarchy.
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Both find the producer returning working with analogue machinery, as usual, in nimble form.
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It's a nasty trap, and Astro Noise isn't quite nimble enough to wriggle out.
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In a start up, I could be nimble and give myself permission to fail.
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Don is an advisor to several startups including Symphony (Perzo), Nimble, Blockai, and Aisle22016.
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Each team had four rovers, nimble infantry units that quickly spread over the terrain.
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In 2016, Luckey donated $10,000 to a pro-Trump "shitposting" organization called Nimble America.
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We should promote entrepreneurship and have a more nimble, entrepreneurial central K-12 system.
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That's why it's important for a cloud architect to be a nimble, sharp troubleshooter.
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At the biochemical level they are much more nimble and versatile than we are.
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Joe was fast, nimble, strong, big, intimidating, and, above all else, he could wrestle.
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State of the Art Facebook was once the most nimble company of its generation.
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These nimble firms have benefited as more commerce goes online, alarming the old guard.
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It is nimble-footed, expert at gaming social media — the stock market of attention.
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Their tongues will grow nimble as they wrap a black band around their hearts.
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We need to strip down the State Department's bureaucracy and make it more nimble.
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As in her novels, Flynn fuses her probing social critique with her nimble plotting.
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For this four-night run they are joined by the nimble pianist Kevin Hays.
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You have a nimble mind and speedy fingers, but you are dumb and wrong.
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His nimble moves even landed him some work as a part-time backup dancer.
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They let their guard down a little bit...But [employers] have to be nimble.
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Her band mates gamely dive in, establishing a romping interplay around her nimble rhythms.
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The government in the US is less responsive and less nimble than New Zealand's.
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"There's this tension between being nimble and being reactive," he said of Ms. Warren.
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Hawking did not allow the paralysis of his body to cripple his nimble brain.
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Gundlach said it is reasonable to be nimble and do some purchasing of Treasuries.
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If you're nimble enough to get out and get back in, ... be my guest.
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But even this aspect of the performance felt nimble, strangely funny, and perfectly Cageian.
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Like Twitter, his campaign was nimble and stupid — rejecting coherence in favor of noise.
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KROQ will premiere the new Incubus album's first single "Nimble Bastard" on February 16.
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I think the countries that will thrive in this era are the ones that have the most nimble cities, with the most nimble local leaders, who build adaptive coalitions of businesses, educators and social entrepreneurs, who can compete locally, regionally, nationally and globally.
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This must be multiracial and national in scope, with capacity for nimble and local actions.
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The nimble little rocket that, "compared to Williams" other singles was considered a commercial disappointment.
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This environment has meant retailers have had to become more nimble, leading to lower margins.
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The bigger players are less nimble and have committed to big shareholder payouts, he explained.
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Lara Jean, as played by Condor, has a nimble and expressive face despite her introversion.
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On Tuesday, De Loecker said Beiersdorf's drive to become more nimble was already paying off.
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Omitting pertinent information from a conversation, or even intentionally misleading an interlocutor, requires nimble thinking.
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To use the grocery analogy, instead of being a supermarket, Nimble would be like Instacart.
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Indeed, behind that breakout tweet is a nimble operation that churns content by the hour.
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To go with his adaptable fighting style, Link is also far more nimble than before.
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The always nimble and multitalented comedian's latest film, Kung Fu Panda 3 hits theaters Friday.
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"This could in the future jeopardize nimble cooperation and some sharing of information," he said.
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She's small and nimble, and quickly turns on a dime of you need her to.
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Clarification: This article has been updated to include statements from Nimble America and Palmer Luckey.
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Remain nimble: As the situation has continued to evolve, so has the county, Schwartz said.
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Most trackpads were terrible, and the nubbin, while not especially nimble, was at least consistent.
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And, unencumbered by high-street banks' outdated computer systems, they can be more technologically nimble.
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No amount of nimble iteration or cool new features can bridge a gap of trust.
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In those cases, Cramer suggested being nimble and avoiding the sectors where the shortfalls occurred.
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But he has come under intense criticism after his association with Nimble America was revealed.
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But now we've seen a bear chase down an iconically nimble deer, it's game over.
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Frank has also been a big supporter of our move to smaller, more nimble teams.
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It has nimble handling on curvy roads and is easy to maneuver in tight spaces.
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But embracing this hacker-inspired philosophy is key to keeping teams nimble and to innovation.
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In this method, there simply isn't room for a small, nimble player of Giovinco's style.
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That can allow a startup to be more nimble as it expands into new markets.
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It's all skiing, but slalom is Jack-be-nimble while downhill is Jack-be-nuts.
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Ms. Haywood hopes the certification will help her stay nimble in a fast-changing industry.
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Tara Redden, the hostess, turned a nimble pirouette while delivering the check to Mr. Mattis.
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The pharmacy has also had a higher fill rate with the autofill program through Nimble.
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His voice is lovely and fluttery, his lyrics are nimble and his chest is puffed.
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Mistry, by contrast, was more focused on increasing shareholder returns, being nimble and cutting debt.
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Rubio was a young and nimble first-term senator with relatively unsullied relations with Washington.
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Is the America of 2017 nimble enough, mature enough, unified enough, to negotiate that path?
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I had always loved the water; I felt less self-conscious—more nimble, more free.
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Smaller funds are often seen to be more nimble and able to generate higher returns.
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Here's how savvy, nimble entrepreneurs can make the most of the Big Four's hard work.
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A nimble, grass-roots campaign must also be responsive to voter feedback, the experts said.
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We prefer wines that are nimble and energetic, that refresh the palate rather than enervate.
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However, he said the chamber would stay "nimble" and could get called back, if needed.
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A fascinating and nimble collection of world class poetry that grew in our own backyard.
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It impedes the ability to have a truly nimble regional response to something like this.
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Many companies now take steps to be nimble and responsive when a furor erupts online.
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Amy Miller, despite her grave demeanor, is a standout for her nimble precision and daring.
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Car holdouts also include people who put a priority on smaller footprints or nimble performance.
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Here's hoping I can at least limp along like another less nimble Fred, Fred Flintstone.
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The video was a hit, inspiring Almeda to continue filming his nimble hands at work.
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It was a powerful example of community and nimble democracy — strongest I've seen in years.
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He was nimble in the open court and liked to shoot jumpers, dribble, and pass.
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It's a nimble-yet-powerful fighter that can revive itself once after being downed in combat.
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Woods also said the oil giant needs to be nimble in this OPEC-driven oil market.
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But in the meantime, the giants have grown more powerful and nimble, insulating them from disruption.
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But new and more nimble online retail companies are creating products specifically catered to a group.
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Apply yourself to putting ideas into action and being nimble enough to adjust along the way.
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Then Amazon bought online pharmacy PillPack in 2018, and Nimble needed to find a new business.
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Founded in 2014, Nimble has raised about $60 million from investors including Sequoia and Khosla Ventures.
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Beyond the big check, long-time partners praise the Buffett Foundation for being independent and nimble.
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He could never add labour to his love for nimble touches; it just wasn't his style.
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That could keep it more competitive with apps from smaller and more nimble startups, like Telegram.
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I think what works is a small, nimble group of dedicated domain experts in certain areas.
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Small firms are offering healthier options, taking advantage of cheap digital marketing and nimble contract manufacturers.
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They need to become more like their competition — flotillas of speedboats, nimble, agile and opportunistic. ASAP.
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The four-winged, tailless style of their creation, the DelFly Nimble, is novel but evidently effective.
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To do that, it's working on changing its development culture and infrastructure to become more nimble.
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These specialist lenders are nimble, and often get a leg-up from development agencies and philanthropists.
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Maintaining its nimble and humble culture, and attracting talent while growing rapidly, can become a challenge.
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He was magic in the ring, a natural physical storyteller who was surprisingly nimble and strong.
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Virgil Abloh, the artistic director of Louis Vuitton's men's wear, is nothing if not intellectually nimble.
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The DOJ believes relying on them for an increasingly common investigatory need will prevent nimble investigations.
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But Ms. Bamford's brittleness is deceptive; she's a canny, nimble performer gifted at shifting tones midsentence.
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I don't have any plans to donate beyond what I have already given to Nimble America.
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"Why not embrace being a small, nimble brewery inside a real barn in a working farm?"
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The nimble grace, the pillowy bounds, the staccato of paws—the delicate braiding of movement lines.
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The nimble size makes it a good urban attack vehicle, far better than a Chevrolet Suburban.
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The agency's operations are woefully archaic and prevent it from being technologically nimble, effective and profitable.
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Critics praised the film's meticulous composition and nimble evocation of the essence of Mr. Roth's tale.
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The more nimble players have found and implemented solutions that seemed unimaginable a few years ago.
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Whether Mexico's state system will prove as nimble and easy to use remains to be seen.
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Of course, small and nimble can get around large and lumbering, at least for a while.
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Small biotech start-ups are more nimble, and many can do research and product development faster.
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Rabbid Peach is something like half her teammates size, but she moves in quick, nimble bursts.
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Jusuf Nurkic outweighs Green by 50 pounds and is nimble enough to stymie pick-and-rolls.
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" Luckey told Resnick that he did write the post "with guidance from the Nimble America guys.
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Here are three areas where small, nimble startups could make a real contribution to the industry.
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Perhaps only the most nimble and sophisticated day-traders or institutions, is what the regulators say.
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Switching from fresh to frozen also means Lopez has to be more nimble with its shipments.
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Courts are typically more hidebound and less nimble than culture, although they are embedded in it.
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In fact, for most of the year Mozart was as stylistically nimble and prolific as ever.
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Lean, sinewy, blues-inflected country music from a singer with a voice that's thick but nimble.
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The nimble lyrics of the Palestinian-American poet Naomi Shihab Nye can feel like manna descending.
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Goran Ivanisevic, his coach, has helped him become more nimble and agile in his court coverage.
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Publishers have had to become more nimble to stay relevant at a chaotic and hyperpartisan moment.
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McConnell acknowledged that reality Wednesday night, promising the chamber would stay "nimble" as the pandemic spreads.
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McConnell acknowledged the reality Wednesday night, promising the chamber would stay "nimble" as the pandemic spreads.
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"Joker" manages the nimble feat of telling the Joker's origin story as if it were unprecedented.
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As a writer, Perel is nimble and playful, and she knows her way around a phrase.
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A nimble energy agency, modeled after a similar program within the Pentagon, could fill those gaps.
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"People think school districts are too bureaucratic, can't be nimble and can't innovate," Mr. Carranza said.
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It pushes Betts's story forward, in verse that is nimble in its diction, tone and focus.
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And yet his smaller team was more nimble, more aggressive and more willing to take risks.
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" NYU's McDonell said the food pricing structure showed how "Teams need to be quick and nimble.
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Overall, he's very impressed with how nimble and fast this very, very prototype-y prototype is.
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Another has an especially nimble mind: He wants credit for that, too, and for another's athleticism.
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It's common these days for legacy brands to make acquisitions of younger, more nimble online startups.
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To boost sales, the company has focused on nimble and affordable motorcycles to attract younger riders.
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Of course politics, literature, entertainment and pop culture, combined with nimble vocabulary, heavily feed these puzzles.
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Together with their nimble brethren, the octopus and cuttlefish, they make for an agile invertebrate armada.
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But, under Mr. Jacobs's baton, B'Rock still sounded like a small chamber orchestra: nimble, clear, precise.
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And now we are winning with our God Emperor, the Nimble Navigator, Mr. Donald J. Trump!
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And it still held plenty of opportunities to show off her nimble singing and radiant tone.
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Monetary policy is more nimble and it's appropriate that it's the first responder to a shock.
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Nimble Eco-Friendly Wireless Dual Charging Pad — $36.95 See Details Made from recyclable aluminum and plant-based bioplastics, each Nimble battery pack includes one USB-C port and three USB-A output ports so you can juice up multiple devices at the same time — and fast.
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It did not seem so, as Mr. Trump's usual bravado gave way to a less nimble performance.
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This club of the willing could prove a more nimble way of improving joint response to emergencies.
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Navarro rejected that notion, saying Trump wants to pursue what he considers more nimble bilateral trade agreements.
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" Big companies can become less nimble when small, reversible decisions are made using a "big consensus process.
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Or at least, it feels fast, perhaps due to its size and the nimble handling that allows.
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It's the kind of work that attracts people who are both obsessive fans and nimble media creators.
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So if you're a confident skateboarder, you might also prefer the more nimble handling of the Mini.
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But the sentiment around the stock shifts around, so we're relatively nimble in our approach to Apple.
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Peck has likewise reiterated that Gap is working to make its supply chain faster and more nimble.
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The company also hopes to become more nimble by learning from some of its partners, including Rivian.
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Having more "open access" operators—smaller, more nimble companies—would keep the big franchises on their toes.
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The risk is that more nimble competitors could pick it apart with piecemeal, best-in-class products.
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But ever since the dust-up with Nimble America, he hasn't made any public comments or appearances.
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Smaller, more nimble companies are using technology to differentiate the user experience in each of these areas.
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Bain on its part, cited esure's "nimble and focused approach, lean structure and strong use of technology".
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Will small and nimble algorithms decide the future of AI or will it be raw computing power?
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When prices rise above $56, America's nimble operators invest in new rigs, pushing the price back down.
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Nimble Storage — The data storage company posted a wider-than-expected adjusted loss and revenues below estimates.
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Our work continues and will require us to be nimble and refine our procedures as times demand.
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WhatsApp — best friend, sociable, fun, brings people together, straightforward, honest, reliable, faithful, discrete, nimble, agile, dynamic, current.
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It has said that doing everything under one roof will make it more nimble at serving customers.
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The goal is to become more productive, more successful, more nimble, and more notable than the competition.
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They are losing market share to smaller players who are more nimble, offering better service, better rates.
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On the other hand, smaller and more nimble companies may be more likely to adopt new software.
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The ability to stay nimble on the trail is a treasure; on Capitol Hill it invites suspicion.
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Because it's a small nimble company it's possible to get our hands in lots of different spaces.
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The threat from large numbers of nimble, inexpensive guard corps speedboats compelled the Americans to think differently.
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The result eventually became a nimble, fast, accurate approach that opened up new possibilities for the field.
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Also, he may not be as nimble as Tom Holland, but Doug is certainly just as cute.
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For all of the positive attributes and momentum rolling into Cleveland, Trump will need to remain nimble.
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But even absent such an overhaul, much can be done to make us more nimble problem-solvers.
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For a limited time, you'll find a couple different Nimble products on sale in the Mashable Shop.
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These distributors have nimble supply chains and are flexible enough to serve consumer needs in real-time.
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Both cars perform quite well in a BMW sort of way — fast acceleration, confident braking, nimble handling.
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Its market value means it is neither a giant like Microsoft or Oracle nor a nimble startup.
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In a statement, Uber said the move was about staying nimble as a 27,000-person, global company.
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Trump is extremely nimble in shaping the policy agenda and portraying himself as battling the elite establishment.
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A nimble diving 24-yard catch by the rookie wide receiver Sterling Shepard set up Jennings's score.
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The idea of the nimble maverick overthrowing lead-footed incumbents is, of course, the favorite startup narrative.
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The team entered a crowded space of marketing automation with a nimble, but strikingly simple SaaS platform.
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After unleashing that nimble flurry of riffs and cymbal hits, "Notres Langues Nous Trompes" hit the brakes.
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"We have had to become pretty nimble and pretty flexible," said Geoff Bartsh, an executive with Medica.
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Here you will find a digital record of nimble cultural production that will knock your socks off.
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The better my son got, the more he could hear the piano straining under his nimble fingers.
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I probably needed something else at this point in life — something lighter, maybe a little more nimble.
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U.S. manufacturers thus benefit from having Taiwan as a strategic, secure, innovative, nimble, and reliable technology partner.
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Pig Destroyer are large men, maybe nimble in their spare time, but lumbering and caustic on stage.
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Altering the relative speeds of the rotors allows maneuverability comparable to that of a nimble quadcopter drone.
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We know a lot about how leaders can launch a nimble response to a fast-moving crisis.
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But small businesses are often more nimble than larger companies and can respond to market demands faster.
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But I wasn't confident that Bonds, a nimble writer, and Tyne Rafaeli, her skilled director, knew either.
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Banks are closing branches to cut costs and modernise as more nimble digital lenders grow in popularity.
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The deal boosted its purchasing power, and provided access to cheaper global suppliers and nimble product development.
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The car's handling is "nimble and surefooted," while the ride itself is comfortable with little road noise.
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And despite being taller than most of his peers at 222 feet 236 inches, he is nimble.
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Clayton Kershaw, the great Dodgers pitcher, insisted on throwing to the light-hitting but nimble A.J. Ellis.
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I would argue that in some cases nuanced and nimble manifestations of material choices have been undermined.
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Snapchat's insistence on ephemerality makes it incompatible with remixing, and YouTube isn't nimble enough to reinvent itself.
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Independent third-party contractors with their own fleets of cargo vans proved a cheaper, more nimble option.
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"If you're a business, you can never be too fast or too nimble," Katibeh told CNN Business.
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Admirers might cite Mr. Tillerson's willingness to change course as a sign of being nimble when necessary.
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But global retailers face nimble local rivals overseas, who often understand consumer preferences better than foreigners do.
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Young nimble companies overtake older and slower companies all the time — that's how the Big Five started.
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Weisz and Stone are both brilliantly witty and nimble, but Colman's performance is nothing short of sublime.
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One thing to know about Michelle Dorrance is that her mind is as nimble as her feet.
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" He also worried about her chances of beating Trump: "She's not very nimble and nobody loves her.
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Overall, the two hours of Ghost Light are nimble and woven with details that reward audience attention.
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My fingers are still nimble enough to pull off the moves, but time and patience have worn thin.
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Big brands studiously seek to avoid politics, but few seem nimble enough to escape the President Trump vortex.
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The two engineers realized that a nimble startup could ultimately move and iterate much faster on a solution.
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It's basically a robotic butler with hands that are nimble enough to open doors or pick up objects.
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It sounds simultaneously like hardstyle and cybernetic modular synth music, combining soaring melodic gestures with nimble sound design.
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"The result is that the firm remains nimble, responsive and well-positioned to continue to thrive," he added.
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"We need mobile forces nimble enough to come to the assistance of others," Whiteside said in a speech.
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"LaCroix was the original beneficiary of such expansion with many less-nimble competitors recently gaining distribution," it said.
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While Nimble can offer a much needed and valuable service for small pharmacies, it's still a tough business.
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But nimble firms have other options: the employment version of shaving a bit of chocolate from the bar.
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He pays attention to the most minute details, and blows us away with how nimble his fingers are.
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And, uh, of all the things I'd say The Walking Dead has, nimble precision is not among them.
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Today's marketplace is changing at the speed of light, so you need to be nimble to get ahead.
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After the crash, Aronov, like Wall Street, was nimble enough to recognize that there was opportunity in distress.
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The enemies get smarter and stronger, advancing from lemming machines s to gun-toting soldierborgs to nimble ninjabots.
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A business that is more nimble, while remaining focused on building greater value for shareholders, employees and customers.
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You must be nimble, resilient and patient enough to stay on the journey — no matter where it leads.
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Or consider the flash storage micro-segment, pioneered by companies like Pure Storage, Violin Memory and Nimble Storage.
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Taking stakes in more nimble digital companies lets TV companies focus on protecting their core business, he said.
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Harris is always nimble and flippantly funny, very good at capturing Olaf's dismissive sarcasm and rather casual sadism.
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Upgrades of physical infrastructure are not easy and nimble like a software patch or an agile design process.
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Genish's predecessor had launched a drive to cut costs, boost profitability and make TIM a more nimble competitor.
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In fact, he recommends that companies partner with startups, which tend to be smaller, more nimble and creative.
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The game is exhausting—sprint, wrestle, pass, tackle, repeat—and it rewards nimble players with vision and élan.
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"Madeline" is a notable gear shift from the previously released "Lunchline," a showcase for Serengeti's nimble mic skills.
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What was true was that he had given about $10,000 to a small Trump organization called Nimble America.
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The convergence of different technologies means BT has faced growing competition from nimble young rivals including Sky SKYB.
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That's in part because they are in a period of disruption that forces them to become more nimble.
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He said the change would help prioritize cyber during the budgeting process, while making Cyber Command more nimble.
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By slowing down HFTs along with everyone else, IEX's speed bump is supposed to protect less nimble investors.
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Wines with pronounced tannins, sweetness or oak flavors will be less nimble than dry wines high in acidity.
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Nimble just raised $28 million from a slew of technology investors in a round led by Sequoia Capital.
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At just $400, you might imagine that the Pixel 3a isn't as quick or nimble as its competition.
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That's provided an opportunity for a nimble start-up to win business with the right team of technologists.
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So far, Snap has worked hard to keep its product nimble and updated, and it has retained users.
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It was a bold and decisive step which pointed to a nimble, flexible and forward-looking central bank.
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The soprano Kathleen Kim brought a nimble and golden voice to the part, and finely honed physical comedy.
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So, if the nimble Keizer was the recipient of the long pass, then yes, Cruyff would hit it.
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And I also think we can be more nimble from a decision-making standpoint and a technology standpoint.
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Today's big businesses are arthritic dinosaurs soon devoured by these nimble, fast-growing mammals with sharp teeth. Right?
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The Defense chief also believes Nicholson "knows what it means to lead responsive and nimble force," he added.
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"There are a lot of things changing in the profession, but we've always been very nimble," she said.
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Each component is essential to storytelling, and actors must be nimble enough to perform all of them equally.
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But it also promotes nimble, mindful cooking, as I learned during dinner on a quiet Sunday in July.
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It's a narratively nimble show that's thematically about routine, emotional fidelity and the possibility, or impossibility, of reinvention.
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But until there's an actual trade deal, he warns stocks face serious pullback risks, and he's staying nimble.
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The 76-year-old seemed irritated and unprepared to address inevitable jabs from his younger, more nimble rivals.
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But while many moments retain a sleek effervescence, like the brisk, nimble opening "Winter" movement, others are overstuffed.
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That's partly due to her impressive appearance at Wimbledon earlier this summer, and her nimble, shot-making game.
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And they are encouraging their party to be more nimble and deliver a more concise and accessible message.
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He is a nimble navigator, the wind is gentle at his back and the boat, alas, rarely rocks.
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"We are now entering a recovery phase," and for that, he said, he needs a more nimble government.
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The same tight go-kart course that tripped up the Expedition gave the nimble X20193 a huge advantage.
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Jana, for its part, said it wanted to remain nimble rather than strike a compromise with the company.
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The world outside an orderly factory is unpredictable and treacherous, even for as nimble a machine as Spot.
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As he spoke, he made his sausage-fingered hands walk across his desk, like nimble and graceful paws.
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In her poise and nimble movements, she retains an awareness of the gaze — even as she rejects it.
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But he's also just an incredible painter with the nimble, delicate way this windowless "communications" building is rendered.
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He noted that while individuals and private companies are often quite nimble, government is typically inflexible and slow.
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"Our air traffic organization must be more nimble," U.S. Transportation Secretary Elaine Chao told the Senate Commerce Committee.
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Here was a group that had cool reserve, nimble tension and an elegant warmth spread across it all.
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Nimble and hardy, they can work on steep, rocky terrain that's difficult for humans to navigate, says Wyatt.
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Those independent owners who are making the shift say being nimble and adaptive is the key to survival.
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SpaceIL left out much of the redundancy and tried to take a more nimble approach to save money.
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The company can be more nimble and focus on both parts of its business model, software and rides.
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If he's not as nimble as he was in his 20s, his sense of timing has certainly stayed sharp.
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For a company in an industry that deals in massive rockets and constant delays, SpaceX has always been nimble.
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And that's dead opposite of what we think of when we seek to be nimble, adaptive, and high-functioning.
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They have instead built their empires through continual reinvention, and they are far more nimble than their corporate predecessors.
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But the changes do require the industry to be nimble - an ability it is already showing, Icelandic experts say.
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Of course, then the show wouldn't be a baby of David Simon, he of the nimble, multi-class drama.
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Shares of Nimble Storage surged nearly 17 percent Wednesday after reporting first-quarter results that topped Wall Street expectations.
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Rather than offering just a dressed up spreadsheet, Nimble is offering a predictive tool to help inform hiring decisions.
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No longer reserved for bohemians or nimble-fingered knitting groups, patchwork pieces will slot seamlessly into your summer wardrobe.
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She also can't attack anything outside the mech, but is faster, more nimble, and able to climb up walls.
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Brendan Dowling, a dynamite physical comic especially nimble at romantic female roles, is much quicker to earn big laughs.
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When you first start, you are a small, skinny little thing which makes you nimble and easy to maneuver.
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She realized that a startup could be more nimble and forge a deeper connection between research and product development.
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"We need to be more nimble, we need to be more creative and we need to take more risks."
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At home, Ant's top brass now talk about supporting incumbents to find new customers and become technically more nimble.
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BP gets a nimble partner with a proven frontier-basin track record in Kosmos, which employs around 2100 people.
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And Adidas cites the ability of the factories to be nimble in terms of customization as a key factor.
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The commercial space industry needs a regulatory framework, but companies also want one that is nimble and fast-moving.
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For example, an expanding willingness and readiness of large companies to buy products and services from smaller, nimble startups.
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Shares of Nimble Storage popped 2.2 percent in extended trading following the company's second quarter results that beat expectations.
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Nimble Storage reported a second quarter loss of 19 cents per share ex-items on revenue of $97.1 million.
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Retzler also said he's interested in hybrid storage companies like Pure Storage and Nimble Storage, which had good quarters.
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Though they are not nimble enough to handle individual products, these machines are beginning to make Amazon more efficient.
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But the 56-year-old legacy retailer has been surprisingly nimble as it stares down the formidable everything store.
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Here, you'll add this essential know-how to your skillset, making you a truly nimble (and employable) programmer. 7.
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It's a sign of a more nimble DOT, which will definitely be necessary in the coming age of AVs.
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And for all the talk of bureaucratic gridlock, state departments can be surprisingly nimble compared to their federal counterparts.
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"Academic science doesn't tend to be very nimble, but in this case there's been a very very rapid response."
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CNN will sunset a number of digital initiatives this year in an effort to stay nimble, Axios has learned.
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Still, Micron must remain nimble in its product offerings to compete with tech giants like Samsung, SanDisk and Toshiba.
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RM: We're writing purchase orders for 15 days from now, so it's a very nimble and responsive manufacturing process.
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This nimble-footed doubleness may indeed hold profound existential truths; it also provides an all-purpose evasion of analysis.
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It should be more nimble and slightly more public with its experiments, and push more of them out sooner.
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But the new money committed by foundations could prove more "flexible and nimble" than money from governments, she said.
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While initially effective in getting people off welfare, the system proved far less nimble at making them financially sound.
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Imagine my surprise when they turned out to be light and nimble like a good pair of hiking boots.
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Then, the order is sent to a pharmacy, which fills the prescription and Nimble delivers it to the customer.
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That evolution helped show investors that Netflix was nimble and not afraid to make changes when something wasn't working.
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At Circle, the play exists on a very nimble and subtle human scale where the smallest nuance registers immediately.
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He turned Best Buy's stores into nimble warehouses to quickly ship deliveries to customers and collect online pickup orders.
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Nimble Storage was acquired by Hewlett Packard Enterprise in April for 40 percent below its IPO price in 2013.
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The results were national, mandatory demonstrations rather than targeted, voluntary pilots designed to be nimble and collect valuable learnings.
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You can't be nimble with life decisions if you are constantly worried that market volatility will blister your investments.
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They're a bit more nimble than a lumbering van, and that makes it easier for crews to get around.
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Tintri not only competes with Nutanix and Pure Storage in flash storage, but also Nimble Storage from HP Enterprise.
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Like the rollicking single "Every Time the Feeling," the songs unfold organically, anchored by guitarist Brad Loughead nimble leads.
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The greatest successes will rest on the efficient mixing of old and new, fast and slow, nimble and titanic.
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Lorde and Kanye West are kindred spirits, seeking the emotional resonance in nimble flows, rap drums, and processed vocals.
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"The real show is in Mr. Greenspan's nimble scrambling among characters," Charles Isherwood wrote in The New York Times.
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He moves smoothly, always nimble and balanced, on his toes, bouncing like a small child wanting to go outside.
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She interacts briefly with the small orchestra, led by the lithe and nimble violinists Ryan Brown and Jacob Ashworth.
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James is such a nimble and fluent writer that such references never threaten to devolve into pretentious postmodern exercises.
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"His sense of smell is not quite what it was before and he is not as nimble," he said.
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"You want an institution that is both nimble like the Fed but also careful like the Fed," he said.
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Hulk is no longer just a meathead hunk; now, he's a meathead hunk with a surprisingly nimble comic touch.
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Our top wine was the 2015 La Source from Evening Land, lively and energetic, while also rich and nimble.
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Books of The Times Donald Hall, who died on June 23 at 89, was not a particularly nimble poet.
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The drones are lightweight, nimble, and don&apost produce the downdrafts that helicopters do, making them favorable for filming.
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The Model 3 may not have the rocketlike acceleration of the X, but I found it nimble and responsive.
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Like the set designer James Noone's nimble use of the petite stage and Sarah Jean Tosetti's flounce-forward costumes.
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Overall, the S-Pod is somehow pretty nimble despite being what must be a relatively heavy piece of equipment.
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All of that means US military space people want to be nimble and quick in ways they weren't before.
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Gordon, whose firm has $296 billion in assets under management, is urging investors to stay well-diversified and nimble.
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Although the changes could make businesses less nimble, tighter controls were inevitable, said Marty Mosby, analyst at Vining Sparks.
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At 80 kilograms (176 pounds), the Viva is the smallest and most nimble scooter that Gogoro's created to date.
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President Donald Trump has said he wants the G7 to be smaller and more nimble, with a simplified program.
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The Museum of Homelessness, by contrast, is as nimble and ephemeral as a street urchin in a Dickens novel.
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Bradley isn't flyweight-nimble, he's a battering ram, and the director wisely surrounds him with wickedly agile supporting players.
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It would be reusable and nimble: NASA could change its orbit to pass over any location on the moon.
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CL: I think the thing we're focused a lot on is how can we be a very nimble newsroom?
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It's quite Florence and the Machine, if Florence was marooned in Iceland—a nimble, airy kind of siren pop.
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HPE has offered $12.50 per Nimble Storage share, representing a premium of 45.3 percent to the company's Monday closing price.
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Here's a quick buyer's guide: the shorter ones are nimble and portable, and the longer ones are better for cruising.
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Staccato, nimble, and bursting with harmonic and rhythmic invention, these women play guitars how they were meant to be played.
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Henriette and Catharina, the producers behind the Norwegian duo Smerz, make delicate electro-pop imbued with emotion and nimble beats.
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Amazon moved into the space in 2018 with the purchase of PillPack, as have startups including Nimble and Medly Pharmacy.
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GoFundMe has recast CrowdRise as a more nimble version of what it already was, but also a more professional version.
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You need to be nimble as a company from start to finish in order to take advantage of all opportunities.
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First, they are nimble, writing and rewriting code, testing and retesting products, discarding what doesn't work and improving what does.
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Ferrell's bass was noodly and nimble in the way of Descendents, and Wagenschutz pummeling drum thwacks united their disparate approaches.
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For his latest, his lead backing band, the 400 Unit, lets loose with heavy riffs, raucous drums, and nimble fretwork.
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Cloud native reshapes middleware into a powerful enabler of systems of intelligence Systems of intelligence must ride on nimble infrastructure.
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The void has spurred many nimble biotech start-ups to look for solutions in this new $40 billion superbug market.
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They recognized early on how viewing habits were changing, and they remain nimble and ahead of the curve ever since.
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German cockroaches, on the other hand, are more nimble, but the risk of them breaking out isn't nearly as perilous.
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Sessions "doesn't have to go through Congress to change policies," Iverson said, contrasting the attorney general's nimble work with Trump's.
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This happened to me a lot in the conservatory, where dispatching the witches takes a lot of nimble skulking around.
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I tried the encounter, over and over again, until luck won out and Nimble handed over the item I needed.
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A dedicated, nimble structure with a clear mandate and adequate resources to carry out a program of innovation is essential.
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What remains to be seen is whether Riverdale the TV show is as nimble and enduring as its source material.
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Driving the lorries is not tricky; after having a go, your correspondent can attest that the wagons are surprisingly nimble.
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It's a combat system which is at its best when you're small and nimble and enemies are big and lumbering.
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Only hilarious quarrels and devastating put-downs that reflect O'Cadhain's finely attuned ear for the nimble language of his people.
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"Therefore, I think investors are going to need to stay nimble as we move through the rest of the year."
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"Nicole has that rare combination of strategic acuity, relentlessness and interpersonal warmth that makes nimble coalition politics possible," he said.
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Each song is a testament to her battle-rapping prowess; she's spontaneous and nimble with an outlandish sense of humor.
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As a pure commodity trader, Glencore had always been nimble enough to quickly cut balance sheet when the need arose.
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The problem, as shown in a viral video, is that the Santa proved less nimble with chutes than with reindeer.
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The overhaul shows that Disney and Marvel can be nimble when the formula for a franchise isn't working, said Dergarabedian.
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His backing comes at a time when bricks-and-mortar operators are ceding market share to more nimble online operators.
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" No matter how nimble first responders are, Neal is prone to say, "I can't do anything if the patient's dead.
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Part of that requires changing its culture, making the company more nimble, fun and accountable to its customers, he said.
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AND THAT DECISION TO BE – TO CREATE FOUR SMALLER MORE NIMBLE COMPANIES, I'M CONVINCED WILL STAND THE TEST OF TIME.
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"They saw us as their own SpaceX," Schimpf says—that is, a nimble private entity that could provide specialized technology.
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It is focusing on its creative products, she said, and on offering "a nimble spectrum of content solutions" for clients.
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They also shine in virtuoso solos; Mr. Santos's nimble alacrity in turns and jumps provided the evening's most breathtaking moments.
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WE BELIEVE -- AND LOOK, IN THE HOUSE IS MORE NIMBLE, FASTER BECAUSE WE USE RECONCILIATION AND TIGHT TIMELINES ON THAT.
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The nimble Hornet helped to modernize US Navy and Marine Corps fighter ops when it debuted in the early 1980s.
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Even with the growing pressure from the open science crusaders, the publishers remain in an extremely strong and nimble position.
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"I think with surfers you want to be strong, but you want to be nimble and flexible too," Yeomans said.
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His was a simple and nimble operation, consisting at the time of just himself and his communications director, Hope Hicks.
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Magazines have sputtered for years, their monopoly on readers and advertising erased by Facebook, Google and more nimble online competitors.
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As a screenwriter, Ms. Morgan is nimble with glib conversation, and she is fearless at playing an often unlikable character.
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Some of this year's changes were nimble reactions to the marathon semifinals that derailed the end of last year's tournament.
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For years, he had written stories and screenplays switching between Chinese and his native Tibetan with a nimble linguistic ambidexterity.
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Although the federal government is never the most nimble innovator, it's normally a prime consumer and amplifier of social innovation.
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To tackle these roadblocks, Nimble Made is looking for a domestic supplier that can provide a more long-term relationship.
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They will usher in a nimble form of intracity travel, transporting people on the shortest possible route between two locations.
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You don't survive as a U.S. textile manufacturer without being smart and nimble, and without being a little battle-scarred.
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Top editors say the changes are aimed at streamlining the editing process and making the system more efficient and nimble.
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We'll be feeling extra-nimble on October 14, when witty Mercury sextiles disciplined Saturn helping us to train our brains.
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And it played nimble, complex variations on the idea of fathers and sons (and daughters) and the secrets they keep.
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" • "Traditions are important to the firm but in this fast-changing global economy we acknowledge the need to be nimble.
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If someone can solve a Rubik's Cube, you might safely assume they are both nimble-fingered and good at puzzles.
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Throughout his hour-and-a-half set, Mr. Lamar was energetic and nimble — his body communicated joy, exasperation, supreme confidence.
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"Having a small staff playing a central role, we can be more nimble than a normal restaurant," Ms. Chambers said.
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Daniel Sullivan's nimble and exhilarating revival of this Lillian Hellman melodrama about an appetitive Southern family will finish its run.
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Bloomberg's campaign has also sought to be nimble and playful, in addition to taking on serious subjects like gun control.
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Some other Big Food peers have been slimming down as their market dominance is threatened by smaller, nimble upstart brands.
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The suspension and aerodynamic design, however, are different, producing a more nimble car better suited for tracks and twisting roads.
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In fact, there's a certain joy in it: crisp guitar melodies, nimble bass grooves and Mr. Smith's bright, keening vocals.
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Genish's predecessor Cattaneo had launched a drive to cut costs, boost profitability and make Telecom Italia a more nimble competitor.
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"For formalists — those moviegoers sent into raptures by tight editing, nimble camera work and faultless sound design — it's pure heaven."
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John Yau Always count on Elaine Equi's nimble gymnastics to flip the ordinary around and create something rich and strange.
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G-Eazy is from the Bay Area, and he's at his best in the nimble, lighthearted style of the region.
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He also remained nimble, partly by reaching accommodation, if sometimes grudgingly, with real or potential rivals when faced with defeat.
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It takes less than three minutes for a Loasoideae stamen to travel from the outside in — nimble by plant standards.
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Bordalo II possesses a nimble hand at conveying depth in his work and an active qualtiy to his mural subjects.
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Another reason is that even as aid budgets have grown, governments have sought to make aid departments smaller and more nimble.
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Nimble, single-business firms increasingly have the edge over giant conglomerates in the region, according to analysis by Bain, a consultancy.
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Johnson said affected divisions will undergo "significant changes" as Starbucks narrows its priorities and aims to become a more nimble company.
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Nimble Storage's entry-to mid-range flash-based products will help HPE cater to customers across all segments, the company said.
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The nimble Austrian, goes by the very apt nickname "Gimbalninja" online, specialises in steadicam video shooting while doing crazy parkour himself.
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Burt Kwouk, who played Inspector Clouseau's nimble manservant in seven Pink Panther films opposite Peter Sellers has died, the BBC reports.
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Here at WIRED Transportation, we love a good, fast car: nimble, corner-hugging, fast as hell, shiny as all get out.
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The new weapons system, if it works as advertised, would indeed be too nimble for all known anti-missile defense systems.
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So far he is succeeding in making it more accountable and nimble, says R.J. Hottovy of Morningstar, an investment-research firm.
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These nimble structures use inexpensive, easily assembled but durable construction materials that can be just as swiftly dismantled, transported and modified.
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That James Schamus does such a nimble job with this one, let alone in his directorial debut, is a tremendous feat.
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Some rooms were lined with leather, others had hand-painted wallpaper or tapestries made in French workshops by nimble-fingered Huguenots.
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Security planning is not some static enterprise; it must be nimble and able to pivot given new threats and increased burdens.
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She believes the project is successful because it's nimble, and that creates new opportunities for people often fighting for their lives.
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One strategy has been its cost-cutting efforts — begun under Taylor's predecessor A.G. Lafley — which are making the company more nimble.
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The driverless vehicle is "lighter than a passenger vehicle, narrower and more nimble, and operates at slower speeds," the company says.
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Lea has a high, nimble voice that floats above her violin playing, which draws largely from traditional folk and fiddle tunes.
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That is why he has proposed reforms to make the secretariat's peace and security departments more nimble, pragmatic, coherent and flexible.
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Manuel uses the sometimes-tempestuous sea she tames with her board as a nimble metaphor for facing challenges generally, she says.
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After a post-election bounce that may have been juiced by performance anxiety, he recommends staying "nimble" in the near-term.
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The Mavic Pro is smaller, quieter and more nimble, giving it less of a creepy-flying-computer feel than the Phantom.
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The hedge fund argued that the merger would distract from the company's strategy of being nimble and focused, the source added.
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Clearly, nimble airborne solutions could have a huge impact if JD can make it reliable and gain the necessary government approvals.
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PieSync already supports syncing with 16 apps including Podio, Pipedrive, Mailchimp, Google Contacts, Nimble, OnePageCRM, and SalesForce, to name a few.
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For nimble and opportunistic founders, the shift toward mobile is a monumental opportunity to stake ownership in a newly dominant platform.
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Not everything has to follow the Innovator's Dilemma narrative of a big profitable company getting disrupted by the nimble start-up.
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Writing on Facebook, Luckey denied publishing the Reddit posts and said he is neither a founder or employee at Nimble America.
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More than just a glorified spreadsheet application, Excel is a powerful data analysis tool that's as nimble as it is robust.
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Better actuators will make the robot faster and more nimble, and better solar cells will theoretically let the robot operate indefinitely.
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The group's new song "Paradise Loft" is no different, a lazy sail through brightly-coloured synth chords and nimble rap verses.
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But like many similar games, its twitch-reflex movements and nimble jumps made it disorienting at best and nauseating at worst.
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The researchers found that fully 80% of technology spending is on new products, which the more nimble DPI can incorporate quickly.
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He said the company's business plan will allow it to be nimble, moving quickly into new markets as they become legal.
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That likely will keep money flowing to nimble U.S. oil producers and the companies that provide them with services and equipment.
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Luckey left Facebook in March of 2017, after his donation to Nimble America just two months before his meeting with Zinke.
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Before partnering with Nimble, he almost hired a programming team to create an app, but realized the cost made it unattainable.
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With twice the refresh rate, it means the phone will feel more nimble and reactive — perfect for fast-paced action games.
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To make matters stranger, Facebook seemingly disappeared Luckey for months on end after the initial reports about Luckey and Nimble America.
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But with the help of the Cooperative Extension Service and land-grant universities, agricultural producers can remain efficient, nimble and successful.
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Under the Abe administration, the Japanese government is both more stable and more nimble today than it has been in years.
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This theme is a bit more accessible but still academic, deviously clever and demanding of a nimble mind from its solver.
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With a nimble voice that evoked creatures from realms of fantasy, Mr. Dotrice was a popular storyteller on albums and audiobooks.
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The choreography in "Ain't Too Proud," which features the nimble Jeremy Pope — he also starred in "Choir Boy" — is affectingly seamless.
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"They've got themselves in a place that they will be nimble and can scale up and down more quickly," he said.
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The combination of the shooting in Thousand Oaks and the wildfires was a good example of having to be really nimble.
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Much like the companies we cover, TechCrunch has always tried to stay nimble and adopt new ways of serving our readers.
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Mr. Hiseman was a nimble, hard-hitting player who tuned his drums melodically and kept an improvisational spirit through complex pieces.
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There were some frustrations with Mr. Crowley and the Queens machine's approach against Ms. Ocasio-Cortez's more nimble social media presence.
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The Democrats' hopes for a Senate majority hinge largely on how personally appealing and politically nimble candidates in tough races are.
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How can we build a nimble logistics operation that can rapidly deploy these machines the moment that a shortage appears imminent?
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Analysts say that is far from certain, as Sears keeps losing money and customers to more nimble and digitally adept competitors.
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Her nimble pen-and-ink illustrations capture children's loose, joyful movements and the stillness of faces marked by contemplation and grief.
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As well as making the group more nimble, this has helped it avoid the internal divisions that often hamper protest movements.
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Three of Japan's four tries against Scotland last weekend were scored by wingers, typically the most nimble players on the field.
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"Amazon could rename PillPack as 'Amazon Pharmacy,' and start right away," said Talha Sattar, CEO of internet pharmacy start-up Nimble.
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How do we become more effective, more capable, more nimble, to use the intellectual capacity of the people in this department?
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I've begun tiptoeing in that direction, trying to learn how to be spiritually nimble and to have faith in people again.
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The car literally feels like it gets smaller, more nimble and more a perfect extension of your every thought and desire.
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Singapore has tended to suit the team's typically nimble chassis, with the former champions finishing second for the last five years.
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Her latest: building Maven, the car-sharing arm of General Motors, a nimble technology start-up within a century-old automaker.
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Yiannopoulos would be able to give instant credence to then-anonymous Luckey and Nimble America on Reddit as they sought donations.
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Our current publisher, John Wotowicz, has been in place since December and is leading an incredibly strong and nimble business side.
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"Success in life is about luck and your ability to have nimble intelligence where you can pivot quickly," Woolley-Wilson said.
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"While our forecast is bullish, we are nevertheless advising clients to be nimble," said Joel Bines, a managing director for AlixPartners.
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First, he's promoting better access to education and training programs to make workers more "nimble" in the event of job disruptions.
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Although America ultimately has more resources, Israel's smaller size allows it to be more nimble and innovative in the cyber realm.
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But to maintain our edge, policy must be nimble and agile, acting swiftly to incentivize risk takers and incubate new sectors.
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I'm sure that Trubek's Oberlin students were nimble typists, but I doubt that they were like me in my youthful prime.
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On Thursday, he was nimble and quick to rebut Trump, launching off-the-cuff counterpunches and often speaking over his rivals.
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But it gives you a good sense of his personality in that he's blowhard-y and blustery and nimble with facts.
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Her touch is somehow both muscular and nimble, so that images have a solid footing, but are also laced with mystery.
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Working on the doors is the kind of job where you need to be nimble, agile, fast footed — mentally and physically.
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"It is much more difficult for an incumbent with all its legacy systems, than for a nimble start-up," he said.
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But while nimble, the craft can only carry smaller loads than fixed-wing aircraft and cannot fly during the afternoon thunderstorms.
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"Our library here isn't very big, and besides, getting to it takes an act of Congress," he says in nimble, attentive handwriting.
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Our nimble culture allowed us to adjust to the ever-changing circumstances and make changes on the fly as the situation warranted.
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"The venture capital ecosystem has proven to be both resilient and nimble," said Tom Ciccolella, U.S. venture capital market leader at PwC.
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The 19-year-old singer is relatively new, but causing a fair amount of encouraging ripples for her lonesome-sounding, nimble work.
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What they lacked in the nimble which Michaels and Hart helped usher in, they made up for in mastery of ring psychology.
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It's also a win for the argument that our technology policy must be as smart and nimble as the internet it governs.
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"In speed, China still has the edge," he says, pointing to its world-beating online retailers, "social-commerce" innovators and nimble manufacturers.
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Nimble has 25 employees, but it's a good bet it will be adding to that number with the new investment in pocket.
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"A bullet will hit someone with a lot of gear a lot quicker than someone who is light and nimble," he said.
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Luckily, LendUp is doing one thing to make it more nimble than its competitors: It's building its whole tech stack in-house.
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The rest of the car is bonkers, too: six-speed manual, nimble chassis, record time on Germany's famously difficult Nürburgring racetrack, etc.
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The aim was to boost the insurer's share price, besides creating a more nimble company that was less sensitive to interest rates.
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As a young, nimble company, OnePlus has been able to adapt quickly to market demands — and to actually listen to customer feedback.
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As for Downs, he became an expert at maneuvering the DEKA arm through a complicated tap dance that gives him nimble control.
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"Our platform is lightweight, nimble and fast enough to operate in the bike lane and on the roadway," Johnson-Roberson told Trucks.com.
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Pop is very nimble with other people's material, able to land instantly on the emotional center of a lyric or a melody.
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Since 2014, nimble Russian diplomacy and old-fashioned vote-buying has strengthened African support for Moscow's stances on Crimea, Syria and Libya.
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According to Forbes, Luckey is worth around $700 million, which goes some way to explain why he decided to fund Nimble America.
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That keeps those teams more nimble and able to react more quickly to changes in the way people are using their tools.
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Chinese science is a nimble giant, capable of piling in on any new field of promise with enormous, often centrally encouraged, force.
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Luckey left Facebook last March, after reports surfaced that he was a member of a pro-Trump troll farm called Nimble America.
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When HPE acquired Nimble Storage in March for a cool billion dollars, it knew it was getting some nifty flash storage technology.
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It's using the entire Nimble customer base (and eventually extending that to other HPE storage products) to understand what issues trigger problems.
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"Smaller, more nimble, agile companies have shown an ability to be just as effective countervailing forces than large lumbering ones," he says.
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Under Leten's leadership, investors applauded Atlas Copco's nimble cost structure and strong aftermarket sales that drove high margins and a robust cashflow.
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By not being attached to a hub airport, the budget airlines can keep their fleet more nimble and more importantly, always flying.
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Consumers want products in ever greater variety, on demand, and Trumpf's advanced tools allow even small manufacturers like Carey to be nimble.
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The new design is supposed to give the truck a more nimble feel, though you'll need to crouch to get it right.
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Lockheed, based in Maryland, is offering the T-50, a nimble, single-tail jet it co-developed with a South Korean firm.
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An example of how nimble these illicit enterprises are is shown by the rapid product evolution of CryptoWall, first released in 2014.
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But De Masi said that the manufacturing process has become easy enough that creating nimble, beautiful phones is now easier and cheaper.
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Traders should be nimble as the coming headlines, tweets and global election calendar could offer some unwelcome surprises in the weeks ahead.
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WE HAVE TO GET MORE NIMBLE BECAUSE WE'RE COMPETING AGAINST COMPANIES WHOSE SUPPLY CHAIN RIGHT NOW IS A LITTLE BETTER THAN OURS.
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Many lumbering companies of the 20th century have become less nimble these days, just as they're facing emergent threats from disruptive rivals.
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Why VTOLs matter War planners place high value on nimble aircraft that can land and take off virtually anywhere — no runway required.
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Nimble Storage soared 45.5 percent after Hewlett Packard Co said it would buy the data storage provider for $1.09 billion in cash.
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A $264.95 value, Mashable readers can score a Nimble Eco-Friendly Wireless Dual Charging Pad for just $242.95 — a savings of 26%.
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In the future, it's easy to imagine a world where advanced technologies play key roles in making companies' supply chains more nimble.
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Nimble closed its six pharmacy locations in the Bay Area and cut 40 people as part of the shift, according to CNBC.
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The hedge fund manager also said it is important to be nimble and not be too concentrated during times of geopolitical uncertainty.
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Nimble Storage soared 45 percent after Hewlett Packard Co said it would buy the data storage provider for $1.09 billion in cash.
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No, tricking definitely adds to the superheroes, especially the ones that are meant to be nimble, like Spider-Man or Black Panther.
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Guitarist Dave Knudson's riffs were nimble in a way that showed he was pulling from similar source material as Brodsky and McGrath.
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NimbleRichMan and several r/The_Donald mods asked members of the subreddit to contribute, but they revolted, challenging the legitimacy of Nimble America.
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There are lots of mirrors, a tunnel with a massive light prism (and a nimble dancer pulling some X Men:Apocalypse style acrobatics).
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It has fun extras like a daily "workout" to keep fingers nimble and the option to create your own songs to practice.
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He left Facebook in 2016 amid a controversy over his financial support for an anti-Hillary Clinton meme group called Nimble America.
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The physicality and athleticism of Germany's "Mannschaft," by contrast, has been eclipsed by a nimble, creative fluidity once more typical of Brazil.
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More companies are pushing work onto freelancers, temps, contractors and franchisees in the quest for an ever more nimble profit-making machine.
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To tackle these roadblocks, Nimble-Made is looking for a domestic supplier that can provide a more long-term and sustainable relationship.
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Curry's nimble cuts, circuslike dribbling and otherworldly shooting from his modest 6-foot 3-inch frame exemplify the game's small-ball revolution.
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Lastly, our art critic reviews a "nimble, continuously surprising show" at the Museum of Modern Art about 20th-century architecture in Yugoslavia.
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Since its launch, the nimble wire dancer has created quite the cult following for its universal cat appeal and extremely low price.
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The car emphasizes cornering rather than top speed, and Bugatti says it should be more nimble and agile than the standard Chiron.
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Conglomerates were supposed to be dying off, and corporate America was supposed to have fallen in love with small and nimble companies.
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Frustrated that responses to emergency calls took too long in Bedford-Stuyvesant, he started a volunteer ambulance corps, and it's been nimble.
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The ever-shifting dynamics mean the House Democrats prosecuting the case against the President have needed to be nimble, focused and prepared.
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Gamine and nimble, her Cherubino was spirited without being overplayed, in a genial revival of Richard Eyre's production that runs through Feb.
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NIU's mopeds are typically quick and nimble, with ranges as low as around 25 miles and as high as over 100 miles.
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And while some companies that sell cheap products from China have suffered, more nimble companies like Williams-Sonoma have done very well.
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Mr. Hu has managed to stay in his position because he is nimble at anticipating changes in political winds, Mr. Zhan said.
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All that means that competition is fierce in some markets, especially for lower- and midpriced homes, and home shoppers must be nimble.
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It needs the nimble, highly specialized approach that individuals like Lauda and Wolff understand how to execute in the Formula One paddock.
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And young, mobile phone-friendly consumers may bypass traditional insurers for "new, more nimble" competitors, consultancy Capgemini's annual world insurance report said.
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I also look for what I call "nimble intelligence" — people who can take in information, harness collective wisdom and make good judgments.
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Preferring to invest in big, expensive projects around the world, he left the shale fields open to smaller, more nimble independent companies.
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The management changes were aimed at streamlining decision-making so the department store chain can be more nimble in reacting to change.
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The de Blasio administration hopes that the nimble cargo bikes won't just cut on congestion, but also carbon emissions and traffic fatalities.
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What will we do with geospatial information that predicts such dire outcomes but also demands nimble and dramatic changes to our lifestyles?
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But he saw the years-long transition as a necessary process to protect the business from being disrupted by more nimble startups.
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Nevertheless, that is exactly what a team of researchers at the University of Nebraska's Intelligent Mobile Unmanned Systems Lab (NIMBLE) is doing.
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JavaNot to be confused with JavaScript, Java is a nimble, "write once, run anywhere" programming language traditionally used for client-server web applications.
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Humans have learned to twist and contort their bodies to keep themselves balanced while making larger steps, but few robots are that nimble.
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The campaign's thinking right now is "control the things you can control," the source said, by focusing on its plans while staying nimble.
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Insofar as wind and solar need backup, they need nimble, flexible backup that can ramp up and down as quickly as they do.
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Sanders, never the most nimble debater, let it go—it was an unquestioned win for Clinton, a rarity for her on economic policy.
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Luckily, Maureen and her daughters, Judy and Penny (Mina Sundwall), are remarkably capable space agents, and are nimble enough to weather these disasters.
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If that promise extends to next year — perhaps, with some new, more nimble competition to the entrenched players — 2017 could be quite exciting.
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Those nimble licks, that booty-popping bass, it's a shimmy-shake of a song and you can listen to it right now, below.
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As industry behemoths undergo this technological evolution, they should look to developing similarly resourceful and nimble training practices to develop their existing talent.
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Consider, for instance, his solution for education: We must make our education system more-nimble, more advanced, and driven by innovative new ideas.
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A research project from the Delft University of Technology in the Netherlands created the latest iteration of the DelFly robot called the Nimble.
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The team responsible for the new studies has dubbed it the brain's "physics engine," and suggest it could help design more nimble robots.
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It's difficult for big, slow, always-on power plants to compete on a grid being flooded with cheap, nimble natural gas and renewables.
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The new Evija is a big departure for Lotus, a brand usually known for making small, nimble sports cars at relatively affordable prices.
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Pelosi's office fired back, touting her track record not only as a prolific fundraiser, but also as a nimble strategist and potent whip.
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LONDON — Cats always enjoy exploring strange places, and most of the time they're nimble enough to do it without getting into any trouble.
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Investors include Nimble Ventures, Slow Ventures, Lazerow Ventures, Muzik, Arab Angel, G Ventures, Lindzon Capital Partners, Jason Flom, Orin Snyder and Ian Schaefer.
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Nimble Storage has lost almost three-quarters of its value since October, while Pure Storage is down about 25 percent from its Oct.
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As the pace of business accelerates, the need to be nimble and quickly shift direction to stay competitive becomes all the more important.
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In contrast to the heavyweight engines that steer larger satellites, Lozano's model is a nimble microchip about the size of a postage stamp.
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Dollar vans—nimble and reactive as they are—might teach the Metropolitan Transportation Authority (MTA) something about the needs and preferences of passengers.
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The foundation of government service requires adept, nimble thinking that is in tune with what is best for the public and the country.
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Syfy's "The Magicians" took a scissors to the narrative of Lev Grossman's fantasy novels, becoming nimble and funny in a screen-friendly way.
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If you're trying to do a serialized story with actors who are not your regular cast, you have to be a bit nimble.
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We've been moving and migrating to Vietnam and the Philippines and Thailand and so on, so we have opportunities to be very nimble.
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The device was developed by sportswear firm Ash Be Nimble as a way to combat snatch thefts, a common criminal tactic in Malaysia.
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Whether emerging from a successful budget negotiation or beating Democrats to the nearest TV camera, that nimble duo skunked Democrats at every turn.
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At First Avenue, he proved a mellifluous falsetto for hire, especially on "The Beautiful Ones," whose climax he lifted with his nimble squall.
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The link takes them to the Nimble app, where a patient places the order and inputs where they would like their prescription delivered.
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Regulators and lawmakers need to be nimble in responding to patterns in consumer behavior and to ever-changing signals from the federal government.
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He and his crew were as nimble as their hosts, in service of an efficient set of king-size disco and funk hits.
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Robust, nimble and no-nonsense warships, these vessels send deterrent signals, can protect themselves, assure freedom of navigation, and prevent further Chinese expansion.
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Vea flashes the brute strength and nimble feet that got him picked 12th overall, but he often plays too high, undermining his leverage.
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The height, the length, the nimble feet, the deft hand-eye coordination, and the leaping ability to bring it all above the rim.
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Another, oddly enough, is a storage company: Nimble Storage uses DirectShare to securely distribute business documents to members of its board of directors.
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Cattaneo, who leaves the company on Monday, launched a drive to cut costs, boost profitability and make Telecom Italia a more nimble competitor.
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A 2015 internal assessment found that the Islamic State had been far more nimble on social media than the United States had been.
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And also, along with drugs and popular music, occasions for Wilde, in her directing debut, to demonstrate a nimble and inventive comic style.
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Wesley Kang, cofounder of dress-shirt brand Nimble-Made, said it's been the slowest few months of sales since launching in October 2018.
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Uninhibited but serious, loose-limbed but nimble, Mr. Harris came to New York in the early 1960s as part of bebop's second generation.
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Few writers are as nimble and playful with language; she writes her books in Japanese and German, depending on the mood she's in.
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The trick is to provide versatile, nimble wines that pair well with many foods and will not be as fatiguing as everything else.
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Superheroes nowadays are sunny, nimble and self-deprecating; they mostly aim to divert rather than warn us about the immutable amorality of humanity.
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Private companies are central to this faster timeline, which has driven NASA to turn to nimble start-ups, like Mr. Bezos's Blue Origin.
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He is nimble and canny, and has used courtroom props like brightly colored Ping-Pong balls and water balloons to illustrate complex science.
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Aaron Boone and A.J. Hinch will have to be alert and nimble in this game with all the pitching decisions they will make.
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Unlike enterprise software, the industry's rapid pace of change requires iMerit stay "nimble and agile," with a "maniacal focus on clients," Basu added.
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They tend to be relatively small, nimble and collegial, and tend to tinker with the business model, looking for new sources of oxygen.
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In "The Little Foxes," Manhattan Theater Club's nimble, exhilarating revival of Lillian Hellman's 1939 drama, Regina coerces, deceives, manipulates and maybe even murders.
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JapanBargain's medicine balls are designed to relax your hands and make your fingers more nimble, as you roll them around in your hands.
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We need a flexible, nimble system that can evolve along with the changing needs of the job market -- and we need it now.
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"You can't do weighted squats one day and then the next expect to be fast and nimble in the other direction," Guerrero said.
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While he was more nimble on his feet, Biden still sometimes began a sentence as if he often didn't know where it ended.
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The playing is nimble and articulate, bursting with intricate virtuosity and informed by jazz, Celtic music and waltzes, as well as by rock.
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Both "The Farewell" and Awkwafina deserve awards consideration, and I hope that will extend to Zhao Shuzhen's nimble work as the hoodwinked grandma.
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Instead, teams focused on beefing up their offensive lines and finding nimble pass rushers who can chase down the newer, more mobile quarterbacks.
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Flux Pavilion is a master of cartoonish dynamics, his wall of bass crushing the nimble marimba riff like an avalanche falling on a teacup.
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The first set of Outlook for Android add-ins includes Evernote, Microsoft Dynamics 365, Microsoft Translator, Nimble, OnePlaceMail, Outlook Customer Manager, Smartsheet and Trello.
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When playing the market in the face of these risks, Neuberger Berman's Erik Knutzen told CNBC the most important thing is to stay nimble.
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The ways the company intends to be nimble include a recent acquisition in the Permian Basin, which is located in Texas and New Mexico.
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But I lacked height (I'm only 5-feet-tall) and nimble feet (yeah, they're flat), so I didn't exactly follow through with that plan.
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In its post-dieselgate transformation plan, VW pledged to shift power from its global headquarters to brands and regions, and to become more nimble.
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Kraft-Unilever: Project Jedi When a group of nimble underdogs takes on the bloat of a giant empire, "Star Wars" is the obvious comparison.
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His third collection, "Felon," pushes Betts's story forward, in verse that is "nimble in its diction, tone and focus," our critic Dwight Garner writes.
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Halftime Report expert Pete Najarian is known to many as a nimble trader but today he shared his best new long-term idea – Starbucks.
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In Japan, JAL, the flag-carrier, though still strong, has fallen into second place behind All Nippon Airways, a more nimble full-service competitor.
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The drone has six degrees of freedom (compared to four for a normal quadcopter), which Amazon says allows for more dynamic and nimble flight.
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Orpheus has yet to enter the hadal zone, but the robot's small, nimble frame is designed to survive the pressure here, unlike most ROVs.
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Luckey, for his part, seems to have paid a little for Nimble America's non-profit status – a cost of about $1,000 in legal fees.
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He said that by becoming smaller and more nimble, CEO Meg Whitman has positioned HPE to witness sustainable growth, making a buyout more likely.
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The Phantom 4 also comes with a Sports Mode that lets hit solid speeds of 45 mph, while maintaining nimble ascent and descent rates.
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Whereas the 27D could record full HD 280p resolution video at up to 30fps, the 80D is twice as nimble — going up to 60fps.
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The carmaker has learned to be more nimble; Cruise has picked up how to make its fiddly technology robust enough for the open road.
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We've had to learn to be very nimble, but that's good in a way — we do our best writing when we are freaking out.
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Then, last September, The Daily Beast revealed Palmer was a financial backer of a pro-Trump meme posting political advocacy group called Nimble America.
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After speaking with Wolf, a critical contact, the player learns that they need to get a flash drive from a captured scout named Nimble.
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The hotel industry, with its millions of physical properties around the world, hasn't been as nimble as Airbnb to adapting to the millennial crowd.
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Several retailers have recently filed for bankruptcy as changing consumer expectations, purchasing power and shopping habits take their toll on the less nimble players.
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That fluid and nimble approach marks a shift in strategy from the 2014 Occupy protests, when activists spent months encamped in the same places.
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"As an entity, we realize we'll have to stay nimble to go that direction if it's required, but for now our focus is clear."
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Gale's generally nimble language is alternately as breezy as an E.M. Forster drawing room and as unyielding as the pre-climate-change Canadian north.
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But in the new Trumpian world order, it is not past friends who are benefiting from his poorly thought-through policies, but nimble adversaries.
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Big, old firms try to package themselves as nimble and open because they have to compete ever harder for talent, including against tech firms.
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Ms. Bell, who could turn a nimble line in "Veronica Mars," makes a natural sitcom lead, and Mr. Danson makes a fine, fastidious bureaucrat.
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Whether it's in an expensive super-car or a nimble budget hatchback, car lovers are eager to put them — and themselves — to the test.
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Through the hubs, these companies hope to learn which new food and flavor trends resonate with customers and how young, nimble companies solve problems.
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Left with little functioning electricity infrastructure, Somalia has the chance to leapfrog to a more nimble approach, using local grids powered by renewable energy.
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Both are subscription-based and offer plans for as little as $19 per user per month for Nimble and $2.99 per month for Invoice2Go.
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Adding to the challenge of outwitting a nimble enemy, the Western-backed government in Kabul must overcome public distrust of the local armed forces.
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The petite and nimble Victorinox Swiss Army 3.25-Inch Straight Paring Knife is perfect for close work on small, intricate, and/or delicate ingredients.
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The task force can foster nimble responses to new threats and stimulate creative thinking on how to integrate this technology into national security planning.
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By raising the threshold from $50 billion to $250 billion, nimble, medium-sized banks now have a fighting chance to compete with mega-banks.
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It was an early investor in Nimble Storage, which sold to Hewlett Packard Enterprise for just north of $1 billion in cash last March.
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Presumably, the stars of the game should thrive in their showcase environment, overwhelming one another with acts of incomparable dexterity and nimble grace. Presumably.
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Reinsurers are far more nimble, have experience building underwriting models for new or complex product types and are over-supplied with capital right now.
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But Boogie remains nimble enough to backpedal with speed demons while setting a tone that dictates what type of shot they have to take.
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Hams have a long history of showing up when disaster strikes, and less nimble government agencies see them as a resource on the ground.
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Rogers has supported the move, saying it would help in terms of cyber budgeting and make the government more nimble in responding to threats.
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"The important principle around our approach is that we have to be nimble and constantly adjust and ensure that we're ahead," he told CNBC.
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Intellectually nimble and supremely confident, he is an emeritus professor at Harvard Law School but also an occasional reader (and subject) of the tabloids.
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Goop knew what readers were clicking on, and it was nimble enough to meet those needs by actually manufacturing the things its readers wanted.
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Now, everyone in the travel industry is reeling but Airbnb, with that management team, will be much more nimble coming out of this trauma.
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She gave an audience of millions a preview of how she could be a nimble opponent in a televised face-off with Mr. Trump.
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"If Congress authorizes too much spending and businesses are not nimble enough" to absorb it, there can be bottlenecks and price pressure, she acknowledged.
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There's real pleasure in the images of Mr. Cruise, tense yet nimble, zigzagging through Paris on a motorcycle or sliding a car across pavement.
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Once you get the gist of it, your nimble mind will have its "aha" moment, and you'll probably have learned something new as well.
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His voice is smoky and nimble, able to fill a hall with both the volume of a Wagnerian heldentenor and an exquisite hovering pianissimo.
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However, he said lawmakers would be "nimble" as the evolving crisis could force further action to boost the American economy or health-care system.
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As a startup, you need to be nimble and unafraid of making mistakes, which may ultimately serve as valuable data points in your journey.
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Whatever he may have lacked in campaign experience Mr. Macron made up for in nimble adaptation, adjusting his wardrobe according to how he polled.
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Fortunately, the Fed is gradually moving toward a new and more nimble policy regime, which relies more heavily on asset prices to guide policy.
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Swift is a 25-year-old vocalist of nimble grace and forceful disclosure, as if Annie Ross had gotten more of Sarah Vaughan's influence.
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Theater Daniel Sullivan's nimble and exhilarating revival of this Lillian Hellman melodrama about an appetitive Southern family will finish its run on July 2.
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I think motorcycle chases are probably just inherently cooler than car chases because the vehicles are more nimble and you can see the rider.
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The current target drone is the nimble single-engine QF-16, a pilotless F-16 –- still the Air Force's most common manned fighter plane.
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As a logo, the company has chosen the dragonfly, because its managers believe the speedy, nimble insect has similar attributes to his electric car.
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With deep historical knowledge and nimble storytelling techniques, Mr. Pollard explores how idealism, horrific brutality and artistic genius converged in a single historical moment.
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But the music in his nimble fingers and clarion voice, as deep-rooted as his Arkansas childhood, clings even as the man fades away.
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Last September, The Daily Beast published a story saying that Mr. Luckey had been secretly funding a pro-Trump political organization called Nimble America.
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It's the predecessor of smart, more adaptive, nimble robots, capable of dealing with the messiness and complexity of the real world on the fly.
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In September, Oculus founder Palmer Luckey admitted that he had donated $10,000 to Nimble America, a group spreading Internet memes critical of Hillary Clinton.
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So back in April 2000, after some nimble arranging, I traveled across Syria for a week and returned to Israel satisfied with my journey.
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In November 2017, Boston Dynamics debuted its new robot dog SpotMini, the smaller, more nimble, updated version of the company's previous canine robot Spot.
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As Chinese businesses splurge on the beautiful game, Jarvis and Spencer are among a growing number of nimble middlemen cutting deals and making introductions.
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"Whatever happens, we will be nimble enough to move monetary policy to bring inflation back to that target while supporting the economy," he added.
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Scalability matters, because when new business opportunities like IoT come and you need to reinvent, you must be nimble enough to move very quickly.
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During a downturn, leaders will stress the bottom line, and investors will be looking for a nimble vision that can outlast the lean times.
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Yeah, and it was sort of this nimble organization that was going to be able to do that, so that really appealed to me.
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You know, you can have a next generation of contractors who are agile and nimble and move quickly and are able to deliver results quickly.
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APPROPRIATE TO RESPOND TO BREXIT SHOCK WITH MONETARY POLICY Monetary policy is more nimble and it's appropriate that it's the first responder to a shock.
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And despite both of them carrying a bit of a tire round the midsection, they were extremely nimble for a couple of arthritic old farts.
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Gundlach said it is reasonable to be nimble and do some purchasing of Treasurys "I think it is an okay buy right now," he said.
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Apps promising to monitor focus, fancy neurolinguistic programming and mindfulness practices, even amino acid-infused drinks promising to make your brain more nimble and efficient.
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Also, the administration's emphasis on deregulation for businesses could enable the private sector to take a more nimble approach to responding to increasingly sophisticated hackers.
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Morganlander wrote in an email to CNBC that investors ought to be "nimble" in 2017, and generally sees two challenges for the markets this year.
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"The independent lender will continue down the path of continuing to gain market share because they are substantially more nimble and more focused," said Das.
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Instead of humanlike hands, it's equipped with pair of robotic pincers; they're nimble enough to pick up clothes but not enough to unscrew a jar.
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A paid pilot is coming this fall and the folks behind Nimble say that they have two letters of intent in hand for said pilots.
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It's important that the Pro doesn't leave the Surface Pro: it needs to be just as fast and nimble and powerful as it is now.
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If we are to transform the humanitarian system into a high-tech, nimble and effective operation, we need financial investment as well as new technologies.
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Doing so requires a nimble precision to avoid seeming as if the filmmaker is endorsing cruelty, or reveling in misery, or pouring salt in wounds.
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Even if traditional media companies are nimble enough to change, digital ad revenue is much lower than print, said Susan Bidel, senior analyst at Forrester.
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Hedge funds are more nimble bargain-hunters but they often depend on financing from the banks, and that may not be available in a crisis.
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I may have nimble fingers, but even I ended up having several missteps before I got used to the keyboard, which took a few days.
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"You can't do weighted squats one day and then the next expect to be fast and nimble in the other direction," he told Men's Journal.
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Private funding allows a product to hit the shelves faster and allows the company to stay nimble said Uma Valeti, Memphis Meat's CEO and cofounder.
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People who are nimble, conscious of what's going on in the world-- conscious of kind of new developments and the way the business is evolving.
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He is tough to categorize—too nimble in the field to be a true slugger, too potent with the bat to be a crack defender.
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In fact, we argue they go hand-in-hand: nimble regulations for any industry fuels growth, and a growing economy generates dollars for infrastructure investments.
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But, trading in the summer months could still be profitable for nimble traders if they hang around because the market tends to have big swings.
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Last year, The Daily Beast reported that Luckey had been funding an organization called Nimble America who made anti-Hillary Clinton memes and billboard posters.
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So meet a believer: Julie Alvin, who has been a top editor at Bustle — one of those nimble upstarts trying to carve up Time Inc.
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"This has been a dynamic and evolving area, and we need to be nimble and flexible as we try to evolve with it," Foxx said.
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Ramirez Jonas's nimble curation explores the overlaps between the loss of art historical objects and the loss of human life, without collapsing or trivializing them.
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"During our first quarter as an independent company, we saw the progress that comes from being more focused and nimble," Whitman said in a statement.
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Britain is against capping bonuses, arguing it has pushed up fixed pay, making banks less nimble in cutting costs in a downturn, but was outvoted.
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The Carlson Relay team from Browning, Montana, part of the Blackfeet tribe, galloped to first place after two nimble changeovers from rider Chazz Racine, 29.
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Last weekend, the subreddit had a bit of a meltdown when alt-right agitator Milo Yiannopoulos and several mods announced and vouched for Nimble America.
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Why give money to Nimble America instead of giving money to the Trump campaign directly, and why didn't NimbleRichMan give or start his own SuperPAC?
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Nope, right around the 40-second mark the Purpose singer shows up for a surprisingly nimble verse about the perils of fame and binge drinking.
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Antitrust laws, dating back a century, he said, should be nimble and flexible enough to cope with competition issues in the fast-moving digital markets.
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Ginnie Hoffman and Beverly Warner's illustrations in "The Joy of Cooking" show nimble, disembodied female hands poaching fish, weaving lattice pie and stuffing a bird.
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"Writing smaller checks allows us to stay true to our DNA, remain nimble and fulfill our commitment to supporting founders," the SV Angel team wrote.
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But elevating the unit to a full combatant command would help prioritize cyber during the budgeting process, while making Cyber Command more nimble, Rogers said.
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Netflix calls brands; brands don't call NetflixWhile Netflix's nimble approach has its advantages, its method for approaching brands can rub some marketers the wrong way.
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Apple's chipset — which contains the CPU, GPU, and neural engine to make your smartphone nimble and power-efficient — is the same across all three iPhones.
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Michael Miille, a vice president at Bayer Crop Science's biologics group, said launching this venture as a startup was intended to keep it more nimble.
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"We face an adversary that is constantly adapting and operating across multiple theaters so our response must be just as nimble and far-reaching," Mrs.
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Small businesses are more flexible, more nimble —able to enact manufacturer change at "time zero" instead of trying to catch up on our green agenda.
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Such a short product development cycle means many people's ideas can be implemented throughout the year and keeps the company nimble to pursue new things.
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Ring hasn't had an easy road to market; nimble competition (SkyBell, August), initial product issues and a rebranding in 2015 have all been potential hiccups.
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N.C. Nimble, simple and catchy, Daddy Yankee's umpteenth reggaeton hit is among his most effective, a throwback to his bold singles of a decade ago.
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In our experience, the best choices are light-bodied, nimble, versatile wines that can be consumed with many varied foods over a span of hours.
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Since it's unclear how long the current rally in stocks and commodities will last, analysts are recommending that investors book some profits and stay nimble.
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But twirling the brown plastic steering wheel, I found the Caravan surprisingly nimble for its age, even if repeated hard cornering might produce motion sickness.
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Mr. Riley's futurism is not merely speculative or playful, and while "Sorry to Bother You" is too nimble to be polemical, it is insistently political.
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"I urge you to implement a response effort that is comprehensive, nimble, and timely and gets these Americans home as soon as possible," Warner said.
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It seems like it should be easier for a young and nimble company like Tesla to pivot and adopt a more Toyota-like production philosophy.
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The works are shown in a nimble, nonchronological suite of galleries, and some of its century-spanning juxtapositions are bracing; others feel reductive, even dilletantish.
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RAINSFORD's voice is nimble in its runs, but the 26-year-old is also capable of dropping her tones down low and sultry and simple.
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Ironically, the nimble nozzle of the MX3D robot represents a return to the hand and its ability to create detailed, unique objects with worked surfaces.
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Clinton's campaign, as well as prominent Democrats in Congress, are demanding changes from companies they had long viewed as too important and nimble for regulations.
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But at this stage of his career, Williams wants to feel as light and nimble as possible — so he essentially starves himself on game days.
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But he also sprinkles in unexpected accents — including swooning touches of folk-like string harmonies — that keep the soundscape as nimble as Ms. Artman's text.
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He's just as nimble in front of the camera, usually sitting one-on-one with others to consider topics including Israel, marriage and orthodox religion.
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Wesley Kang, the cofounder of dress-shirt brand Nimble Made, is taking a straight-forward approach to finding new suppliers and diversifying his supply chain.
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Her voice is both oily and punchy, nimble enough to be optimal for dance music but sturdy enough not to get stomped on by it.
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The nimble record label in the world's de facto hip-hop capital is working to build sustainable careers, not viral moments, in the streaming era.
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Seeking to create a greener and more nimble alternative to trucks for delivering everything from groceries to office supplies, the company built two earlier prototypes.
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Our theaters need to remain nimble to this public health crisis, and all the calm and extraordinary artistic directors I know are doing just that.
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Slalom skiers, racing at about 113 miles an hour, must be nimble enough to make 60 precise turns in a packed, slick corridor of gates.
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The works are shown in a nimble, nonchronological suite of galleries, and some of its century-spanning juxtapositions are bracing; others feel reductive, even dilettantish.
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This group presents its innovative merging of traditional African dance and step in which the performers — dazzlingly nimble and rhythmic — make music with their bodies.
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I have no problem with "move fast," which Professor Christensen would not have quibbled with, since being nimble was a core competency that he touted.
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CFO Tim Stonesifer attributed growth in storage revenue, both to organic causes and to the acquisition of flash storage technology company Nimble in fiscal 2017.
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The director Chris Wedge ("Ice Age") makes a nimble, largely live-action debut with this movie, whose heart, humor and gentle conscience keep it humming.
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This montage — a headless woman, a live severed head— is a nimble introduction into Thayná's universe, which mixes surrealism and anthropology, cinéma vérité, and performance.
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"We called our company Mercury, because I wanted us to be fast and nimble, just like the Roman God of business and merchants," says Joseph.
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When Vanguard closed it to new investors in 2016, the company said the fund had grown too large for managers to make nimble stock selections.
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But his voice is nimble, a deep outer-borough croak that is a register or two away from demonic, before bursting into a girlish giggle.
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The company had said it put the regulation in place because heavier flight attendants added to fuel costs and could prove less nimble in emergencies.
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One of the biggest problems partners of USAID face is the red tape and bureaucracy that slow down our ability to implement effective, nimble programs.
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Ms. Serpa is a nimble and imaginative vocalist whose transfixing new album, "All the Dreams," was made in close partnership with the guitarist André Matos.
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Consolidation is continuing to happen in the payments space amid a drive to lower costs and as large players face competition from nimble start-ups.
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But the speed and directness with which MoMA — not an institution usually thought of as nimble — has responded to Mr. Trump's ban are especially impressive.
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"Very soon, if we are not nimble enough to recognize the issues, we could be in trouble," said Fahd Chinoy, whose family runs Pakistan Cables.
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GM is a much leaner firm now than it was during its bankruptcy in 2008-2009, but it has continued to struggle with nimble production.
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The weight and boxy shape of SUVs makes them less fuel-efficient, so they cost more to operate and are less nimble than passenger cars.
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I smiled and gulped down some wine, trying not to panic over the obvious: I was going to have to keep up with nimble millennials.
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What Ms. Gadsby glosses over is that it's a nimble art form, one whose conventions can be toyed with or subverted or stuck to rigidly.
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Having those moments to pause and peregrinate keeps us nimble for the duration — and I can only imagine how salutary they are for the cast.
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NEW HAVEN — Two parallel homecomings give shape to "Redoubt," the much anticipated and unexpectedly nimble new project that Matthew Barney debuted here earlier this month.
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This year, a new competition will try to make sure autonomous drones are more nimble — and that they are truly able to act by themselves.
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He's accompanied by Hemlock Ernst—the rap persona of Future Islands singer Sam Herring—who acts as a nimble guide through the fog and the mire.
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For the mid-sized small-businesses with storefronts and full-time employees, though, regulation is often more cumbersome than it is for small, nimble start-ups.
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For the last several years he has been working at Nimble, a startup with the goal of managing contacts info inside Office 365 and G Suite.
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What's more it can track all of the interactions you make inside of Nimble with a contact, so you have a history all in one place.
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The company is becoming more digital, we are changing how we work from within to get faster, more nimble and adapting to what's happening in retail.
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QuikOrder will allow Pizza Hut to be more nimble and accelerate its growth, David Gibbs, CFO of Yum Brands, said during the company's investor day Wednesday.
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There are conflicting reports about what actually happened to Gabriel Rico's piece, which was called Nimble and sinister tricks (To be preserved without scandal and corruption).
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To stay nimble, the holding companies must centralize their operations, even if it means "the disappearance of some pretty storied, iconic advertising brands," Mr. Pattisall said.
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It came to light that Palmer Luckey, creator of the Oculus Rift, was the money man behind a group of Trump supporters calling themselves Nimble America.
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Nimble trader should step in on the long side at current levels, preferably right before the 94 area using 93 as a line in the sand.
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But with banks threatened by a growing number of cyber attacks and under pressure from nimble new entrants to the sector, regulators are now considering changes.
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The nimble second baseman beat out New York Yankees' hulking outfielder Aaron Judge, who hit 52 home runs in his first full season in the majors.
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The mammoths needed Kaskil's commonage for their nimble hands and rapport with the Yakut towns, where young calves often found trouble raiding sun-swollen vegetable gardens.
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The software giant has partnered with Evernote, Giphy, Nimble, Trello, and Smartsheet to bring the first third-party add-ins directly into its iOS email experience.
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The film's climax centers on John Glenn's triumphant Friendship 7 landing in the Bahamas—a feat salvaged at the 11th hour by Katherine's nimble number magic.
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Ford announced 7,000 white-collar job cuts, the latest round of lay-offs in the carmaker's effort to become more nimble in a fast-changing industry.
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What's important is to stay nimble and ready to switch providers on the fly understanding that you can/should only jam so much on your endpoints.
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The refugee crisis demands spending on border protection, integration programmes and development aid, especially in Africa—and a more nimble budget capable of responding to emergencies.
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The machine is quite sensitive and nimble with obstacles: It quickly performs a course adjustment when furniture gets in the way, as seen in the GIF.
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