But in the move from traditional nudges to data-driven nudges in fully controlled digital platforms, the autonomy-respecting aspect seems to be wearing away.
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And while in some mediums we expect a certain degree of nudges, like in the context of online shopping, targeted nudges in other mediums catch us completely off guard.
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That means when he nudges the PinSim from side to side the ball in the game will move in the corresponding direction—just like when he nudges a real real machine.
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Data-driven nudges, and especially interactive nudges that correspond to changes in individuals' mental state, must be curbed to reflect the original quality of the nudge — guiding behavior while safeguarding individual autonomy.
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Indeed, nudges have been used since the dawn of humanity.
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Each user nudges the system to make tweaks and optimizations.
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In the modern age, it's what nudges us toward bigotry.
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Under a few nudges, the preferred vibrational frequency doesn't change.
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This, in turn, subtly nudges the story in different directions.
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Unlike government mandates, nudges always preserve people's freedom of choice.
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The core of Sunstein's ethical defense of nudges is persuasive.
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For days, he deflected the Haggler's nudges for a decision.
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CreditKarma's nudges to reshop auto insurance may be valuable, too.
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Like Manning, he just nudges it forward, ever so gently.
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These nudges that you're uncomfortable and it's time to change.
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Eat: Wayan in NoLIta nudges Indonesian cuisine in new directions.
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Today, however, technology too frequently nudges us into intellectual niches.
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Instead, experts pointed to what they described as policy nudges.
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Repeatedly when he raises an ethical quandary for discussion, he quickly turns to the least controversial use of nudges, such as anti-smoking initiatives or nutritional labels, to argue that nudges (largely) defuse it.
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This is a crucial problem about the ethics of nudges that cannot be stressed enough: Do nudges preserve freedom of choice for everyone, or only for those people who are resourced to exercise that freedom?
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Trump's jeopardizing of the Iran deal nudges it even further away.
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Alexander Ovechkin MacKinnon's recent hot streak nudges him ahead of Kucherov.
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And Google nudges you to activate that "feature" all the time.
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Right now, this feature feels like the "Time to stand!" nudges.
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It's a solution that nudges people to adopt the ideal solution.
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Bear McCreary's mournful score nudges the moment into something genuinely affecting.
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I just wake up, or one of the cats nudges me.
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Two studies find that nudges can lead to more scrupulous prescribing.
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But is the right takeaway that nudges don't work at all?
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Nudges: They work because we humans aren't entirely rational beings, right?
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Highlighting the unconscious nature of nudges did not reduce their acceptability.
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Indeed, there are many circumstances under which nudges are a good idea.
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Just make sure that —— Joy nudges Sadness's foot back over the line.
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And maybe he nudges her to be a little more self-aware.
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" Lisa Kudrow nudges co-star David Schwimmer and says, "David, say something.
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We now know that in the arena of environmental regulation, nudges decrease
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As simple as the nudges seem, they have been proved to work.
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Many other attempts at behavioral nudges for patients have come up short.
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NBCUniversal nudges the platform toward semi-curated reality and talent show formats.
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Offering nudges in his mood like the touch of a dance partner.
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"We wanted to give them nudges to start the conversation," she said.
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And nudges are "low cost" in the sense that they do not incur significant material costs on individuals (If they did, such as penalties or fees, they wouldn't be nudges) and they are comparably cheap for government to implement.
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The counsellor nudges the offender towards minimising negative influences and maximising positive ones.
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Now many governments are turning to nudges to save money and do better.
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Even politicians may listen to nudges to keep the fibbing to a minimum.
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Nudges in the form of text messages can help overcome this common tendency.
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Standifer repeatedly nudges him, and he makes a few odd attempts at conversation.
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Authorities combined behavioural nudges and public praise with draconian surveillance and dire warnings.
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Behavioral economics has stoked enthusiasm for using nudges as tools of public policy.
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Add together thousands of government-imposed nudges, and costs can become quite high.
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And it nudges the plan slightly towards a universally available defined contribution choice.
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Maybe you love the Nudges, in which case, we're not here to judge.
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So today, Microsoft is launching two new products: Workplace Analytics and MyAnalytics nudges.
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Listen when you get these giant nudges from above or from the [universe].
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You could introduce a few nudges of misinformation that would redirect the flock.
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Combating opioid addiction, it turns out, is difficult to accomplish with corrective nudges.
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Perhaps each new finding of C.T.E. nudges it closer to changing its mind.
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They tried badgering him with nudges and pokes and after-the-whistle mischief.
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He repeatedly nudges toward what looks like convention, then swerves off the rails.
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On the other, it nudges the tablet platform hard in the direction of macOS.
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The more we know about our hormonal nudges, the better decisions we can make.
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After Laughter recontextualizes the band's directness with an album's worth of playful sonic nudges.
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It nudges you to move if you haven't been active in over 60 minutes.
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But just saying that nudges are here to stay does not make it so.
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Nudges, or defaults, can be incredibly important tools to help drive better retirement outcomes.
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Manipulative as a cattle prod, Michel Legrand's score nudges Max toward Eva's secret past.
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"Do you have a pencil?" she nudges one player on his way to class.
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If a cat nudges or headbutts your leg, it's probably not asking for pets.
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Policymakers, too, are irrational, so their desire for nudges should be treated with caution.
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She enjoys helping young artists through pep talks and friendly nudges, when she can.
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By dissolving the border between these styles, Bergman gently nudges us to reconsider portraiture.
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This means freight prices are pushed up, which then nudges companies to use roads instead.
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After an uncomfortable silence, Lisa Kudrow quickly nudges David Schwimmer, jokingly pleading for help answering!
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These hypothetical particles would interact only very weakly with regular matter through the tiniest nudges.
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And it is not just outside nudges that are bringing this sort of thing about.
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It concocts a guaranteed majority for whichever party nudges ahead after two rounds of voting.
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This results in two opposing gravitational nudges that keeps the object on a safe path.
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One of the best-known nudges is to set the desired outcome as the default.
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Nudges work by exploiting various cognitive biases that empirical research has demonstrated in human behavior.
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Fully expanded, it nudges up against "Please, No Smash," the friction causing an occasional rustle.
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Head over to Settings, click the General tab, and scroll down to the Nudges section.
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Nudges from the two men may also provide the impetus for a gallery to apply.
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"Nudges" and a higher bar for new-mail notifications round out Google's revised sales pitch.
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This chronological shuffling jolts the story awake and nudges the viewer to pay close attention.
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According to reporting by Max Greenwood and Amie Parnes, the nudges are aimed at Sen.
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And it nudges us to believe the person who says he will vanquish our fears.
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This description strongly echoes what advocates of nudges say about when their approach should be deployed.
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She nudges me every day about freezing my f—ing eggs, so I feel really blessed.
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Children, the elderly and people with mental and cognitive disabilities must be protected against manipulative nudges.
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"Comrade Translator, pull yourself together," he nudges Sun Hi. She dutifully scans the article he's circled.
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The game nudges you into constantly advancing, doing virtually nothing beyond what helps you stay alive.
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Of particular interest in aid and development are recent efforts to use nudges to tackle corruption.
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Despite nearly universal disdain for backseat driving, such nudges can not only be lifesaving but appreciated.
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Here, five sneaky nudges that research has shown have the potential to make a real difference.
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It has excellent heart rate and sleep tracking and nudges you to remind you to move.
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For example, if a cat nudges your leg, they probably don't want you to pet them.
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Here, five sneaky nudges that research has shown have the potential to make a real difference.
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What if it's the case that in that mix, digital technology use barely nudges the needle?
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But don't sleep on crab, which can sing its own flavorful song with the right nudges.
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One party or coalition tweaks the numbers in one direction, another nudges them a different way.
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A paid parental leave has been introduced that nudges fathers to take at least two months.
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It involved direct financial incentives, social support nudges, health care system resources and significant clinical management.
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It was clear that Trump wasn't just a few artful nudges away from proper presidential bearing.
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Apple reports its quarterly earnings next week, as it nudges closer to $1 trillion market value.
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Journalists being the impertinent nudges they are, Mr. Mulvaney soon found himself fielding questions about impeachment.
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If automatic prodding isn't enough, you can choose to pre-empt distractions by customizing the nudges.
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A second effort nudges providers to move patients more efficiently through surgery centers to prevent delays.
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Occasionally, it nudges you to better optimize your settings, but it could certainly be more forceful.
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The Apple Watch Nike+ also nudges its wearer with motivational stats to get them running more often.
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There are now two options to disable nudges in the settings on the web version of Gmail.
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Some critics feared that nudges would do little good, and that their effects would fade over time.
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Among the most effective nudges are "social" ones: those that communicate norms or draw on people's networks.
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Pop culture doesn't change our overall culture, but it can give it little nudges here and there.
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They prefer market mechanisms, tech-neutral incentives, and nudges that maximize the free choices of market participants.
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I can't help but smile as a pygmy goat dressed as a dinosaur nudges me with curiosity.
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One of the somewhat recent innovations to improve DC savings has been making better use of nudges.
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Such a policy requires the use of involuntarily collected taxpayer money to devise and manage such nudges.
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It's purposefully built as a comic book, where gazing at familiar text bubbles nudges the story forward.
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Other tools, like the rating system, serve as automatic enforcers of the nudges made by algorithmic managers.
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It's an exciting trajectory, partly because it nudges a heroic portrait into a ticktock race toward equality.
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Proximity to death is isolating; it nudges her into greater openness, into seeking connection and finding it.
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Invariably, the note nudges me to check out the place and possibly write nice things about it.
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His choice of chicken over the more traditional veal or pork also nudges the dish toward lightness.
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This leads to a confrontation that nudges the story all the way into the realm of fable.
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So is lane-keeping assist, which nudges the car back between the road stripes if you wander.
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They are a series of suggested nudges aimed at labor-force participation for young and old people.
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Nudges can be used by both businesses and government to shape the behavior of employees, customers, and citizens.
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It also offers a menu of "nudges" to help keep those trend lines moving in the right direction.
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As the July full moon asks us to acknowledge the good, it also nudges us to do good.
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Now there's a smart mattress you can program to start your coffee machine while it nudges you awake.
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For all of its outlandish visuals, TUBBE never mines its humor from winks or nudges to the audience.
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The data show "widespread, cross-national support for nudges" of all the various sorts used in real life.
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Nudges are subtle cues or hints that push you to make a certain decision without forcing you to.
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Uber last week announced first quarter results and a tender offer that nudges its valuation past $60 billion.
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If you click on the Bowen Farm or Friendly Bike pages, TripAdvisor nudges you toward reserving somewhere else.
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These so-called "nudges" often use positive cues and suggestions rather than rules to try to change behavior.
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Less like you're walking on rubber, and more like you're walking on a spring that nudges you forward.
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Website recommendations, like all good nudges, he said, should be transparent, for your benefit and easy to reject.
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Their relationship nudges "Killing Eve" far-off its expected course and lands the show in fascinating new terrain.
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I share them with those who provided me the millions of nudges, inadvertent and purposeful, that helped me.
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It looked like it was bound to sneak in just under the crossbar, but Ospina nudges it over.
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Eventually, you work on creating a gap, the way a human driver nudges another to let him in.
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The companies it nudges in the right direction are not known for their self-reporting or self-policing.
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But persistent uncertainty, which nudges businesses to be more cautious in hiring and investment, is far from clearing.
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If you want, you can have Flipd give you nudges throughout the day (just like your fitness tracker).
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But the evidence is now growing that "nudges" as well as taxes could reduce consumption of sugary drinks.
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Adding nudges to taxes would likely help, but the acceptability of nudging has, until now, been largely unknown.
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You can extend your time, if need be, Apple notes, but you'll still get nudges to take a break.
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The chain's U.S. restaurants will continue to offer Happy Meal cheeseburgers on request, which nudges diners to change behavior.
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The limitless amount of data turns the scale of online nudges to something that we have yet to encounter.
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BIT has pioneered the use of psychology to help policymakers change behaviour through "nudges" rather than taxes or laws.
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Far from being fleeting, as had been feared, at least some nudges have been shown to form lasting habits.
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Using traits like volume, pauses and speed, Cogito makes recommendations to agents in the form of gentle text nudges.
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An AI-driven software platform will deliver regular "nudges," offering customized suggestions to make you a more effective worker.
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"Okay, this weekend we gonna need a little less 'Mom Lisa' and a little more 'Freaknic Lisa,' " she nudges.
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Now, Dolores is the one analyzing Bernard, giving him nudges to unlock the meaning of his dreams and consciousness.
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Some of these disparities reflect differences in investment sophistication that might be reduced through information and behavioral-economic nudges.
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Her policy platform is built on all sorts of worthy centre-left nudges and nurdles, but no talismanic idea.
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The program is curriculum based in that it delivers nudges appropriate to the age and development of a child.
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He helps her finish sentences, nudges her to let her know if she has repeated something a few times.
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The second category of "nudges" is improving the provision of information to individuals to help them make better decisions.
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The system also sends "nudges" reminding users that their location or other data are being shared by running apps.
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Now, Twitter's going to see if taking away some of those engagement nudges will, essentially, keep people around longer.
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This is partly because the movie, with implacable sterility, gradually nudges its title character toward a threatened tipping point.
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"We can't take on some big problems, like climate change, and solve them entirely with nudges," Thaler told me.
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The richness it brings to a pot of spiced rice and greens nudges this dish into main-course territory.
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It's not quite as overbearing as some other digital detox apps, and instead gently nudges you towards better habits.
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"We could have introduced a series of nudges, but then we wouldn't be having this conversation," Mr. McKelvey said.
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This wallet nudges you toward minimalism, and if you're of the same mind, as I am, it's a great fit.
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"I'm sensing that you have some bitterness and some leftover stuff that is spilling over into your life," nudges Elizabeth.
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Deeper, structural, changes are put to the side in favor of taxes, transfers, and behavioral nudges to help people out.
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Dewhirst explains that, where Aries compels us to define who we are, Taurus nudges us to consider what we're worth.
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For now, anyone recalling nudges from grandma urging wakefulness through tedious sermons should consider that she may have been right.
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This somewhat nudges Fitbit beyond just fitness tracking into something that's more in the vein of health tracking in general.
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If this situation nudges you into buying a pair of AirPods, the company will no doubt be happy to oblige.
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The colored, crisp screen allows you to tap through for stats, smart notifications and the motivating nudges to keep moving.
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Some placed their orders as usual, while others received behavioral "nudges" based on United States Department of Agriculture's MyPlate recommendations.
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Nudges could paradoxically enable the state to shape the public's choices for the better (paternalism) while maintaining their freedom (libertarian).
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The "nudges" in iMessage are the different effects for how messages are delivered, and the "winks" are the annoying backdrops.
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" Tim Farron, the leader of the opposition Liberal Democrats, said that "coded nudges and winks like this are utterly horrific.
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It nudges the mother to go back to work sooner, which makes the family better off and boosts the economy.
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My recently published edited book, "Nudge Theory in Action," examines the challenges and successes of both government and market nudges.
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A grocery that places candy at eye level nudges shoppers to buy more candy without forcing them to do so.
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Some placed their orders as usual, while others received behavioral "nudges" based on United States Department of Agriculture's MyPlate recommendations.
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They don't discuss or refine; Hannity nudges Trump on something like a political swing set and inertia does the rest.
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There are traces all over the novel, nudges and snatches and hints, but they only add up to a ghost.
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Poetry nudges some of our feelings of joy or confusion or desire toward feelings that we can recognize and describe.
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"There is no question that certain nudges, and certain kinds of choice architecture, can raise serious ethical problems," he writes.
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There's an animalistic desperation to the performances and camerawork that nudges the theme of escape into one of survival itself.
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There's an animalistic desperation to the performances and camerawork that nudges the theme of escape into one of survival itself.
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Simple nudges can increase lifestyle physical activity But why exactly did facial expression impact the runners' economy and perceived effort?
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The White House should also propagandize the workplace nudges and experiments that help both workers and a company's bottom line.
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Bad dietary recommendations also affect the advice given by advocates of taxes, bans and psychological "nudges" on various "unhealthy" foods.
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The death of Flash by this point feels like an inevitability, but it still needs some nudges toward its timely end.
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It also gently nudges you (or your partner) when you start snoring, which is pretty darn polite if you ask us.
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TED Talks, a great pair of shoes, haircuts — everyone has their thing that nudges them toward feeling like their best self.
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Political strategists have worked out that little psychological nudges online and in headlines are all that is needed to secure victory.
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You can still connect it to your Apple Watch, which can display sleep report notifications, bedtime reminders, and nudges when synced.
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The dwarfs become very happy then; one nudges the other as if he is delighted with this apparently nonconsensual voyeur experience.
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So far, the connection between nutritional label nudges and improved health is more of a hope than a well-examined theory.
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These little nudges toward replay are particularly valuable because the courses contain a variety of different — and not always obvious — paths.
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He frequently compares nudges to a GPS system that—uncontroversially, of course—helps direct us to where we want to go.
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The result is an excellent primer of the relevant debates on nudges, and a sharp rejoinder to the more superficial objections.
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And perhaps most interestingly, Google is ever so slightly implementing the beginning of an algorithmic inbox, with the new nudges feature.
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Perhaps he nudges up his prices in response, or maybe he keeps them low, to get a high volume of patronage.
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JJ reaches out and nudges the side of his hand against Seunggil's, and Seunggil knows much better than to look up.
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" Even when people may not feel the nudges are helping them, she said, data would show "that things have gotten better.
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Nudges can work — for example, informing doctors that one of their patients has died from overdose seems to affect doctor behavior.
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Tagging a bench with a sign of the android uprising nudges the bar toward violence, overturning a car even more so.
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The nudges operate below the level of conscious awareness, so these noninvasive neural interventions can happen without us even knowing it.
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Mr. Stinnett said he and his colleagues used social and peer pressure — much better "behavioral nudges" than talking about the environment.
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During an appearance in October of 2014, after some friendly nudges from Moyers, he set the bar for a 2016 bid.
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E. stays up to watch the rest of the game and nudges me for sex, but I'm not in the mood.
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The 259th (!) and final device that Amazon unveiled today is the Echo Loop, a smart ring that nudges you with vibrations.
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It became much more acceptable to let the private market drive outcomes, with government helping through tax credits and various nudges.
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Sunstein cogently argues that nudges add a valuable tool to the government's toolbox alongside its other, blunter instruments, such as prohibitions, taxes, and subsidies: If freedom and welfare matter, coercion is often best avoided, and so the last decade has seen a remarkable rapid growth of interest in choice-preserving, low-cost tools, sometimes called nudges.
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Rather than guiding users to curate their personality for an audience of hundreds of friends, Meetup nudges them to pursue their passions.
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He knows people come to him with things they are hoping to hear, so he nudges his guidance towards their ideal outcomes.
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But some of its delegates cheered nudges in the direction of LGBT acceptance -- including one from the party's nominee -- on Thursday night.
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Yet, Endre has been getting nudges on his Facebook feed to donate blood every few days, despite his efforts to mute them.
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The theories of behavioural science can only suggest which nudges to try; it is for policymakers to find out which ones work.
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We also like The Mindfulness App for Android and iOS, again a premium offering, which nudges you towards a more mindful state.
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There are no gentle nudges for "donations" that you might find at other attractions that pepper the towns of historic Route 66.
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"This nudges the Fed closer to a rate hike, although June is still very much up in the air," Mr. Harris said.
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But the White House is active begin the scenes, offering nods and nudges to make clear what it likes -- and doesn't like.
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Weird and wonderful, disgusting and demented, "Swiss Army Man" is about how one man's dead body nudges another man back to life.
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The difference is that some children are lucky enough to make mistakes in an environment that simply nudges them back on course.
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"Oh look, there's K-Brad," I whisper as he nudges past me to play a few casual games offstage with a fan.
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It's a brief, even-keeled explanation of ENC's work, and coolly nudges Beyoncé's fans learn more about and get involved with ENC.
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This works better than HBO's translation of "Camping," which nudges the story toward sympathy for the characters but stalls unsatisfyingly in between.
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The company estimated that nudges will lead 8 percent of business users each week to remember to follow-up on something important.
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Too often, Valfaris nudges the player forward, locking them out of what came before, preventing you from poking around for hidden walls.
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Two teams of researchers in the United States found that nudges by school administrators affected how much students borrowed for their educations.
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But so is stuff like Russian Doll that nudges things in a different direction through its own sheer, dogged sense of self.
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But what they do not recognize is that the scope for such nudges is much smaller than it appears at first to be.
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Moreover, because any given choice must be presented, and because the presentation is likely to influence the ultimate choice, nudges are practically unavoidable.
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Do you see a logical extrapolation of your work used in "nudges" to prompt users to clean up their act prior to prosecution?
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Since 2013, CEO Diwakar Choubey and his team have been developing MoneyLion to combine personal loans with credit monitoring and personalized financial nudges.
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The effect isn't huge until something nudges right up to the speed of light, when its mass seems to shoot up to infinity.
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Nudges probably won't save the world, but whenever economists manage to deliver an actual improvement in real-world policy we should celebrate it.
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While that barely nudges Hermine into Category 1 territory, it doesn't always take a high-powered hurricane to do a lot of damage.
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These devices, commonly called nudges, are also used by governments to entice desirable action across many areas, from tax returns to public health.
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When you add an item to an online shopping cart, it's the tech that nudges you about what other customers bought as well.
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Years ago, Fink made headlines by warning corporate chiefs that they should not be so quick to give in to corporate nudges' demands.
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For a book nominally dedicated to the morality of nudges, it's surprising that one core value fails to gain a mention, namely justice.
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Simple nudges can increase physical activity The cold, dry air also stimulates cells of your immune system (called "mast cells") in your nose.
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A sampling of the villainous Nudge Those annoying gremlins have a name: They're called Nudges, and they're automatically enabled with the Gmail update.
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Researchers found that students getting the MyPlate nudges selected significantly more fruit, veggies, and low-fat milk than students in the control group.
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Since then we've had hints and nudges towards new material, not least last month's premiere of a brilliant new documentary on the man.
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The support from the senators, two of the last GOP holdouts on the bill, nudges Republicans closer to passing the plan on Friday.
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The popularity of such low-cost psychological interventions, or "nudges," under the label of behavioral economics is in part a triumph of marketing.
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Early on, he tenderly takes her hand to help her down a stair, and nudges her to remember details of her own story.
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The ease of testing tiny changes to a letter's particulars means that researchers may be able to further refine their nudges over time.
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China is still mulling how it will comply — despite numerous complaints from the Obama administration and more recent nudges from the Trump administration.
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It now addresses digital trade, imposes stricter labor and environmental enforcement provisions, and also nudges open the Canadian dairy market to US farmers.
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But if Anthony needed any other nudges, it surely came from Hornacek's pronouncement that the team would focus on the triangle next season.
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Your dad nudges you, pointing out that you&aposve decided to, say, major in English or become a dungeon master in Dungeons & Dragons.
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Together with his co-author, Harvard Law's Cass Sunstein, Thaler is responsible for developing and popularizing the notion of "nudges" as a policy tool.
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They themselves may not have good information about what their charges want, what they should want, or how their charges will respond to nudges.
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His work on public policy and nudges covered what is known as "choice architecture," or the way that default options are presented to people.
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Near the end of the bloopers video, Jenner, 63, can be seen holding her camcorder high as she nudges the actor playing her husband.
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The Dobi dancing team performance nudges aside previous robot dancing team record holder, QRC-2, which could only manage 1,007 synchronous automatons last year.
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It's like driving your car on the shoulder: that's fine, unless a car nudges you over and then you've got nothing going for you.
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The FTC complaint alleges that Facebook's algorithm actively "nudges" users into joining closed groups, including those created for the discussion of certain medical conditions.
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So how should Democrats respond to the overtures, nudges, and (inevitably) bullying for bipartisanism that will rain down upon them from Twitter and yon?
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When compared to the other two, Towns nudges past by a hair because his contract lasts one season longer and there are no options.
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Under Cityblock's vision, each member will receive a "personalized care team", which includes doctors, coaches, technology tools, follow-up nudges and a health plan.
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Apple and Google both give you more tools to do that, however, it's better to interpret them as helpful nudges, rather than hard blocks.
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But as Paul also noted, it will take more than minor nudges to build a prosperous and low-carbon America out of a downturn.
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After that formation, the remaining disk would have nudged the planets inward, and those nudges tend to push the planets toward the stable resonances.
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After receiving the form, Nudges will send a pre-paid shipping label, so the ugly sweater can be sent to them free of charge.
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To publishers, this manifests as surprisingly large audiences; to members of those audiences, this means constant nudges from Facebook — push alerts, little red numbers.
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Confidence: Medium-High High pressure nudges toward us on Tuesday and Wednesday, bringing with it partly to mostly sunny skies and slightly cooler temperatures.
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Nudges That Help Struggling Students Succeed Small interventions can help underperforming students thrive in the classroom and even rethink their place in the world.
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The current agreement requires, for example, at least 62.5% of a car to come from within the region, which nudges carmakers towards North American parts.
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The cutout just nudges the notification and status icons into the middle of the display and everything goes along as it already did with notches.
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But, with progress, they've mostly been replaced by nudges to dig deeper into the causes of my emotional state, to work harder at problem solving.
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To help encourage the adoption of those tools, Facebook could provide nudges by posting notices when one's friends turn on a fake-news-evaluation app.
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Those nudges of support became more evident in the 2000s, when the Internet could track his movements exhaustively, and sometimes they blossomed into collaborations, too.
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But, with every scrap of data, science nudges a millimeter forward toward a better understanding of how porn molds us into the people we become.
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My husband drove, and he was sure that "the car is driving itself!" since the steering system gently nudges you away from changing lanes inadvertently.
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My wife's the reason anything gets doneShe nudges me towards promise by degreesShe is a perfect symphony of oneOur son is her most beautiful reprise.
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Adaptive cruise control — which maintains a safe distance from the car ahead — and lane-keeping assist — which nudges you back in your lane — are examples.
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That means the spacecraft, about 3,000 pounds while awaiting launch, will probably weigh less than an ounce as it nudges Bennu to collect the rock.
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Worse, if Democrats were to make lowering meat consumption, by fiat or policy nudges, part of their platform, it would likely be a losing issue.
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Other types of nudges that some behavioral economists have championed have also registered some improved reporting — even if not as much as a threatened audit.
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Studies have found that technology that nudges users to take their medications on time or exercise more regularly isn't usually sustainable in the long-term.
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Eustis's production — sustain a poker face that accepts such contrivances as part of a marginally heightened reality that nudges the everyday into the logically surreal.
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Neither of his family members' benign nudges motivate Al. As it turns out, it's going to take far more forceful measures to penetrate his stupor.
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All of these questions have been explored in the research literature on behavioral "nudges," or methods for slightly changing the environment to change people's behavior.
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While there are no allegations of academic misconduct in studies evaluating the effectiveness of nudges for educational interventions, those efforts have ultimately been disappointing too.
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Toward the end of the conversation, the canvasser nudges the voter into thinking about how that experience can relate to the plight of transgender people.
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All ugly sweater owners have to do is go to Nudges' website and fill out a form about the sweater they want to send in.
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They make little nudges to change history, but the idea is that you can't change the really big things just by messing around with little things.
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The reviewers could just be falling back on a cognitive shortcut that nudges them to believe a prestigious author will write a report worthy of publication.
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This is how Netflix, by automatically starting to play the next episode, nudges us to indulge in binge-watching, even when we should prioritize other tasks.
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Whizzy data analytics let developers tweak their products to do just that, using psychological tricks and nudges familiar from social-networking sites and the gambling industry.
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Mr Hammond's move nudges the tax system closer to their rational ideal, bringing the taxes paid by the self-employed closer to those paid by employees.
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The mandate makes it expensive to gamble on going uninsured — and nudges those who don't plan to use much medical care to purchase a policy anyway.
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Enter nudges, a means of influencing people's decisions without the need for coercion or mandates; crucially, a nudge can secure policy success without requiring Congressional approval.
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In the book's penultimate chapter, Sunstein compares nudges with mandates and argues how the freedom-preserving nature of the former helps resolve problems with the latter.
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Someone nudges my shoulder, and I turn around to see a young cop with a shaved head and a pistol on his hip scowling at me.
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The app is free to download and use, but nudges users to buy tattoo artists' designs if they try one and save a snap of it.
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And it's those sorts of little imperceptible nudges — what to notice, where to tap/click — that we're talking about when we talk about dark pattern design.
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The Trans Atlantic Consumer Dialogue in a letter Tuesday argued that Google "nudges" mobile phone users with Android operating systems to turn on their location services.
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Lydia finds the note on the desk and nudges it in Aidan's direction with the end of a pen, like she doesn't want to touch it.
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I've always promised myself I would give to charity once I made a decent salary, but that threshold of decent always nudges just beyond my reach.
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The most widely used alternatives are nudges, changes to the environment, and choice architectures that remind people to prioritize the best interest of a third party.
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He didn't delve into specifics, beyond noting that the Assistant is built more around conversations — tech that talks, nudges and prompts you, not just gives answers.
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Adding to the uncertainty in club selection — anywhere from a 6-iron to a pitching wedge — is the swirling wind that nudges balls in all directions.
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This summer melt intervention is yet another example of the small nudges that can help disadvantaged students get on an even playing field with everyone else.
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But the overall idea is this: The extra information in the image, the large and small blue circles, nudges our brains to make a wrong guess.
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That shift to Google's self-developed Tensor processing chips enables smart-assistant features such as "suggested replies" to messages and "nudges" to respond to forgotten emails.
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"Results have been promising, and we&aposve found that these types of nudges can encourage people to reconsider their words when given a chance," it said.
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One trial studied the effect on general practitioner diagnostic accuracy of a computer program that provided "nudges" in the right direction and highlighted particularly relevant information.
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Comey nudges Mueller toward obstruction of justice Comey in his prepared testimony presented detailed accounts of five key conversations with Trump, offering his interpretation of events.
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In his new book, "We Are the Weather," the acclaimed author recommends small "nudges" to make big change, starting with the first meal of the day.
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By swapping out North Carolina for Georgia, his average vote share rises to about 32 percent and his share of delegates nudges up to 34 percent.
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For two hours straight, all I did was push my joystick forward with slight nudges to change direction as Sam trudged through the blinding white snowscape.
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It never quite descends into self-parody, but it winks and nudges you, letting you know it knows exactly what it's doing, even amidst the chaos.
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Part of the solution, experts told me, are nudges like that in the Science study, instead of mandates and caps like those state governments have enacted.
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"Yule Log With Friends" is intended to give the viewer a sense of comfort that I hope nudges them to spend time with people in person.
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The discredited old model focused only on using "nudges," especially in the form of tax credits, to encourage private market actors to carry out social goals.
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This is her thing these days – as the sun comes up, she nudges the door to our room open and makes little whimpering noises at the bedside.
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Or power couple Emily Blunt and John Krasinski can crack everyone up with their adorable banter, while Lady Gaga nudges Bradley Cooper on for another iconic duet.
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There's an API for just about everything these days, but doing behavioral nudges right takes an immense amount of data and a very low margin for error.
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In Seward's Icebox, as soon as the mercury nudges above 55 degrees, most of us are donning shorts to splay our pasty torsos out on rocky shorelines.
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And the fact that Congress is preparing to take a couple of ritualistic gun-control votes nudges the psychic needle even further in the hate-crime direction.
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The device will track pushes, rather than steps, and encourages users to meet daily goals, burn more calories and nudges them to keep moving throughout the day.
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The president didn't have a major direct hand in any of the moves, but each nudges the business climate closer to the environment he envisioned while campaigning.
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Tax deductibility of retirement contributions nudges people into making those good, long term decisions because individuals receive an immediate reward in the form of lower taxes today.
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Jack Keane, several audience members were seen giving each other elbow nudges, while most of the attending Cabinet and administration officials preferred the old-fashioned way. Gen.
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I fall asleep soon after and only wake up when the flight attendant nudges me to put on my seat belt and prepare for landing in Nice.
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If Esparza's intimate recourse to Google Maps nudges at anything, it is at future considerations for how tools like this measure up to processes of localizing ourselves.
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And then toward the end of the conversation, the canvasser nudges the voter into thinking about how that experience can relate to the plight of transgender people.
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That would make Lyft worth a quarter of rival Uber, which in May announced first-quarter results and a tender offer that nudges its valuation past $60 billion.
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Pioneer DJ nudges people to stay within its ecosystem, but apps like djay are more robust for adventurous users, offering additional features like video mixing and reactive visualizers.
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The greatest challenges to nudge theory comes from people who want to know what nudges mean for democracy, for accountability, and for relations between citizens and their governments.
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The new app, dubbed Attain, also provides Aetna members who sign up with nudges, such as to get an annual flu shot or take their medication on time.
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Several economists said the decline was likely a direct result of the trade war with China, and nudges U.S. growth higher, at least temporarily, while China is slowing.
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She's hard to look away from, playing Ally as a fully-developed star in her own right who just needs a couple of nudges to be set aflame.
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Even as the film winks and nudges to let you know it's in on the joke, it borrows enough of the genre's tricks to deliver a passable imitation.
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Opening messages now gives me flashbacks to the '90s when MSN Messenger and AIM were cool, and everyone was sending each other full screen winks or annoying nudges.
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But It — as a nostalgia remake, a Stephen King joint and a horror film — nudges it into that "critic-proof" category, meaning things could get a little skewed.
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That would make it worth a quarter of rival Uber, which in May announced first-quarter results and a tender offer that nudges its valuation past $60 billion.
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But if such nudges were added to new medical guidelines and other tools, they could be part of a broader solution to the problem of overprescribing, he said.
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It takes a God's-eye view of the squad's wild lifts, nudges in as they grind at parties, stares out of the mirror when they apply false lashes.
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He's interested in the little nudges that change the way people make decisions, and his work has been used by the tech industry to develop habit-forming products.
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"I think we're already seeing some nudges in this direction with things like Apple Pay," which uses touch or face ID, depending on the model of the phone.
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Barack Obama hired Cass Sunstein, a scholar heavily influenced by Mr Kahneman and Tversky, to design behavioural "nudges" that encourage people to do the right thing without forcing them.
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Subscribers will receive personalized health advice and nudges to encourage physical activity, healthy eating and better sleep, said Zee Yoong Kang, chief executive of Singapore's Health Promotion Board (HPB).
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Optimised to minimise transaction costs, maximise efficiency, minimise deliberation, and engineer complacency, the electronic contracting architecture nudges people to click a button and behave like simple stimulus-response machines.
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So, while analyzing these new episodes, I'll do my best to refrain from focusing on the good old days—or, at least, save the knowing nudges toward the end.
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Those who sign up and use the Apple Watch to track their progress will receive health goals that are unique to them, as well as recommendations, nudges and rewards.
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Twitter and other social media companies ramped up their efforts to track down and block ISIS accounts and messaging this year after not-so-subtle nudges from government officials.
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Uber's program design nudges riders to take individual instead of shared trips, sparking worries that whatever impact ride-hail has on urban congestion, Uber Rewards will make it worse.
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The focus on reminders follows recent improvements to Amazon Alexa's timer features, making it easier for users to get verbal nudges to pick up dry cleaning or pay bills.
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I'm not a strict seasonal drinker, but something about the reappearance of green leaves and flowers nudges the desire for the light, lively freshness that comes with young riesling.
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Cancer Mindshift, which is still in development, "nudges" teens and young adults to take on bite-size activities to help them reintegrate into normal activities and forge stronger connections.
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In "Nudges That Help Struggling Students Succeed," David L. Kirp writes: When I was in high school, I earned A's in all my math classes — until I took calculus.
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As the protester moves away from them and nudges aside a girl in front of him, Mr. Lewandowski and the other man grab the back of the protester's collar.
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Nudges That Help Struggling Students Succeed (Related Learning Network Writing Prompt)Small interventions can help underperforming students thrive in the classroom and even rethink their place in the world.
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By calling and holding our attention on things that can easily be taken for granted, Porter quietly and with a mischievous smile, nudges us to reconsider everything we see.
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Thrive Global tackles the issue through a combination of live events and digital platforms dispensing pop psychology and celebrity advice, while Boundless uses artificial intelligence and machine learning nudges.
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Some investors believe it is a matter of time before the 10-year yield nudges back into positive territory, where it would likely meet buying interest from Japanese institutions.
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Though I suppose we're supposed to find it charming that Alice nudges Rapinoe to admit that Alice is her celebrity crush, I instead just found it awkward and inappropriate.
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Science continually nudges us towards the truth that babies in the womb are fully human, and it is having political consequences — as will pro-abortion litmus tests for candidates.
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The results of our recent study show that most people find these "nudges" (altering cues in the environment to change people's behaviour) to be acceptable ways to prevent obesity.
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Keyboard shortcuts, conversion of messages to tasks, instant unsubscribing from newsletters and other tricks, plus nudges to get people to use them, can cut emailing time by half, boosters claim.
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At the same time, we should put restrictions in place to prohibit the use of nudges when they act as mere exploitation of weaknesses for the sake of profit-making.
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You also must find a system where the coins continue flipping even if you nudge the box, or find a way to build in redundancies to account for the nudges.
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A teacher's job becomes less about handing down facts and more about establishing a classroom environment in which students can gather evidence and formulate arguments, with nudges along the way.
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Smart features like email snoozing, smart replies, and nudges—first introduced in Inbox—have now made their way to Gmail proper, both on the web and in the mobile apps.
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The model, which also nudges the user to get up and move around once an hour, comes in four standard colors with interchangeable bands that range from $29.95 to $179.95.
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Along the way, behavioural economics made some meaningful public-policy contributions; for instance, the way in which nudges can be used to help people save more or use less energy.
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We would meet for lunch (nothing fancy; boxed salads or sandwiches) in his office and he'd help me understand the nudges and reinforcements that motivate people to volunteer and give.
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During those intervening years, the South African was demeaned by opponents and underwent a battery of tests to discover if there was any truth behind the cruel nudges and winks.
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If you go for the occasional run, or you'd like a sturdy smartwatch that nudges you into a little more daily exercise, the Moto 360 Sport does a fantastic job.
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Instead, Fitbit remains focused on creating a wearable that nudges you to move more, engage in challenges with friends and not get too distracted by notifications while you're working out.
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For them, the best way to deal with even high rates of unemployment is usually to let the market function, helped out by central-banking wizards and modest government nudges.
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What works best is how intimate an experience Tapestries becomes, where your "handler" strokes, nudges, and pirouettes you through a piece of classical music that could otherwise be pretty inaccessible.
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At the end of six weeks parents receiving the texted reminders — the nudges — were reading twice as many books to their children than those who did not receive the texts.
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That helps executives to big paydays as they more easily reach their compensation targets, and it often nudges up short-term share prices, returning money to rank-and-file shareholders.
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Reading Plato's Apology in my second semester of Elementary Greek, I was amazed at how much nuance these syllables give to Socrates' speech—they act like nudges, pokes, facial expressions.
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Elsewhere, algorithms operate like electronic nags: At NewYork-Presbyterian, for example, the hospital uses AI to crawl through data and find anomalies in patient care, then nudges staff about them.
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It also nudges its placeless postmodernity toward an earthier kind of global cosmopolitanism: less skiing with penguins in malls and more chance meetings with handsome motorcyclists and bohemian musician types.
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Once the elves at Nudges get ahold of your unwanted knits, they will turn them into adorable toys for your dog and then send the transformed goodies on to you.
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The question is whether this blow nudges Russia into a more cautious approach to its adversaries, or whether a re-elected, isolated Putin now lashes out with even less restraint.
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HSBC's app, dubbed HSBC Beta in the pilot stage, aggregates data from users' current accounts, loans and savings, calculating their disposable income each month and sending nudges like Monzo's app.
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This is how quantum computers work in theory, but building a truly functional machine is a challenge because qubits quickly lose their quantum nature due to nudges from the external environment.
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Both cubesats will need to perform additional engine burns to get to Mars, and MarCO-B&aposs future maneuvers will need to compensate for the unplanned nudges imparted by the leak.
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The long road to electro-bliss is paved with incentivizing nudges from local governments, international coordination with carmakers; hard-hitting, quota-filled national programs, and a heaping spoonful of consumer education.
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If Clinton becomes our next president and has a genuine opportunity to make America a more just and fair nation—say, if the Democrats retake control of Congress—why use nudges?
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But search ranking is something that most developers pay close attention to — it's often a major source of visitors — and Google's continued nudges could make a difference in the long run.
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As the Senate nudges toward a deal to fund a response to the Zika outbreak, House GOP leaders don't appear to be giving an inch in the fight over Planned Parenthood.
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Here, in collaboration with Atlanta's Kap G and Dallas production duo Play-N-Skillz, he leads a moderately lewd Pan-Latin foray that nudges reggaeton without slipping fully into dembow worship.
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ON TAP TOMORROW: McCONNELL NUDGES TRUMP TO RELEASE TAXES: Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.) on Tuesday suggested that presumptive Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump should release his tax returns.
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There were nudges about projects that had been put on hold — and, in some cases, forgotten — and hurried meetings to figure out what could be accomplished before the next potential shutdown.
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Mr. Stiglitz proposes using a combination of market forces and government nudges — a higher minimum wage and an expanded earned-income tax credit, for example — to help the poorest among us.
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Without lyrics, and with only the barest nudges toward feeling "sad" or "happy," the show creates a woozy sensation of — only a Yanni song title will do here — standing in motion.
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This shift made it possible to offer the essential automatic enrollment provision, which nudges people to save, and only requires an active choice for those who do not wish to save.
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This year, marginally, the rule is a bit better for Bloomberg; he nudges past Sanders with non-Democrats but falls behind him among people who identify as members of the party.
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Parcak—a scientist, professor, Egyptologist, anthropologist, and the 2016 winner of the $1 million TED prize—pushes her fork and knife aside, nudges the bowl across the table, and begins her lesson.
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Your horoscope is never a sure thing, but, in the same way that a 70% chance of rain nudges you to take an umbrella, it can direct you toward the right choice.
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All those little tweaks and nudges and manipulations supposedly lead contestants to become the characters producers want them to be, which creates the blow-out moments synonymous with shows like The Bachelor.
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Overall, I feel like the practicality of these headphones nudges them ahead of the Sony 7506s, and their price and sweeter sound makes them an obvious pick ahead of Audio-Technica's M50s.
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The digital-only banks boast slick apps, which can analyse spending in real time, send budgeting nudges and allow users to freeze and unfreeze their card at the click of a button.
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A growing body of empirical evidence shows that nudges can considerably affect decisions, from the relatively insignificant, such as email marketing, to those with significantly greater societal importance, such as organ donation.
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Instead, it's creating what it calls monthly "nudges" that deliver relevant studies and questions — information that can then be used in an all-hands meeting, for example, helping to reinforce its goals.
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Boston deploys a similar read-and-react playing style to the one Iguodala enjoys in Golden State, and Iguodala's defense in the playoffs could be what nudges the Celtics past LeBron James.
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Whatever the path, any move that nudges our natural bias toward adopting an outside perspective will help us understand that problems are rarely so unique that they cannot take lessons from others.
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Independent workers miss out on the "nudges" about retirement saving that 9-to-5 employees get at work, including automatic enrollment into a 401(k) plan and automatic escalation of workers' contributions.
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Nudges is only offering a limited number of transformations, and can only remake items made out of wool, fleece, denim and/or flannel items with no or minimal embellishments, so act fast!
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Benjamin L. Castleman of the University of Virginia and Lindsay C. Page of the University of Pittsburgh devised a program that nudges students to complete the administrative paperwork required to stay in college.
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The limits of nudging come into focus in an evaluation by the research firm MDRC of a set of behavioral nudges intended to increase poor fathers' payment of child support for their children.
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It will matter if it nudges society in the direction of real progress rather than toward the nihilism of revolution and the sclerosis of a royal family draining resources rather than creating them.
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And it's pleasant to look at — like a perfectly polished little skipping stone on your forearm that, if you want it to, gently nudges you to stand up every hour (every damn hour!).
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Once I fell in love with the Pixel's camera, however, I found Google's nudges toward using Google Photos too much to resist and I just jumped fully on board the Google Experience bandwagon.
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YouTube Is Still Struggling To Rein In Its Recommendation Algorithm Caroline O'Donovan and Charlie Warzel test YouTube's rabbit holes to see how quickly the algorithm nudges them from normal videos to radicalizing trash.
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Barack Obama, in particular, has made it clear he has little patience for diplomacy by grand gesture, and believes that shaping world affairs is a matter of small nudges rather than visible shoves.
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Digital health companies in the current IPO pipeline are different, in that they emphasize the combination of technology and services, which might include app-based behavioral coaching or nudges toward promoting healthy behavior.
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But Lenovo, which has made a bunch of these convertible creations, has come up with something that not only makes sense, but nudges the category forward with a completely new kind of keyboard.
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Instead of offering new training, or taking away insurance coverage, or doing one of the many expensive, complicated things that might change medical practice, researchers have been exploring the power of subtler nudges.
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Every star sheds most of the asteroids and comets it produces, in many different ways—gravitational nudges from its migrating planets, say, or a dying star's weakening hold on its far-circling comets.
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More important than these nudges to the audience, however, is how much closer Part 3 of Chilling Adventures of Sabrina feels to a Riverdaleverse show in tone, humor, and straight-up bonkers ideas.
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Strikingly, though, the students who borrowed because of the nudges earned more college credits, got better grades and were more likely to transfer to four-year colleges where they could earn bachelor's degrees.
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The beginning, as the economist Milton Friedman observed, is more mundane: a society that enforce property rights for all; encourages small business rather than state-backed conglomerates; and nudges forward on gender equality.
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New erotic interests surface during a trip to Spain, where the hypersexualized marriage of her sister and brother-in-law nudges the film into seamier territory and prompts a change in Gina's appearance.
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And just like Rogers, Bourdain knew the power of television to open the hearts of viewers, if they were ready and willing, and if a gregarious host gave them the tiniest of nudges.
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This is why the possibility that Facebook offers to capitalize on teenagers' mental state invokes so much rage — when teenagers interact with their friends on Facebook, they are unlikely to recognize nudges as such.
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By itself, that might be a reasonable premium to pay for the added convenience, but the P7s were already pricey, which nudges the new model into the very top of the consumer premium bracket.
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Berninger's hot-blooded performances electrify these climactic moments; he clings to his microphone, careens across the stage, and nudges his vocals to uncomfortable extremes, at times delivering his lines in a frenzied, clinched yelp.
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On page 175 of a 212-page treatise touting the "choice-preserving" advantages of nudges, we read this: Default rules may be more sticky for low-income workers than for their higher-earning counterparts.
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Maybe people who are already on top of their emails won't need this, but for those with a lot of volume or simply a tendency to be forgetful, Nudges could be a great help.
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Todd Haugh, an assistant professor of business law and ethics at Indiana University's Kelley School of Business, said nudges could push workers into behaving in ways that benefited their employers' interests over their own.
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I hold my breath as she nudges one sculpture — two long fingers kicked up like the legs of a pinup girl and adorned with large costume jewelry rings — along the wall with her knee.
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It's a reasonable reaction to a plot that incessantly nudges him from point A to point A. The good news is that Mr. Sondheim's score remains thrillingly incisive, dramatizing every issue in its path.
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Trump made some veiled nudges toward maintaining India's historic status as a pluralistic society, which some could view in the context of recent moves Modi's critics say are moving toward anti-Muslim Hindu nationalism.
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The sometimes-sanctimonious but always well-meaning guy who nudges everyone to just do a little more – like doing the dirty work of telling a room full of celebrities to stop taking private jets.
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Interviewing both camps, Ms. Marson (who also had a hand in writing the film) nudges the narrative neither one way nor the other, preferring to step back and let her interviewees speak for themselves.
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House Energy and Commerce nudges HHS on device cybersecurity A House committee is asking the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) to secure the cybersecurity of medical devices by shoring up supply chains.
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That's because terror turns your mind against yourself: It implants a terrible and troubling idea, and then nudges you toward dwelling on all of its horrific implications, turning them over and over in your mind.
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In a way, nudges have been so appealing to policy makers and corporate players alike because they provide a perfect mechanism for directing behavior while respecting individual's autonomy: they left room for real individual choice.
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Instead, they test the limits of what government can do by rearranging the pieces of existing programs, using regulations, incentives to states, tax credits and "nudges" informed by behavioral economics in place of direct spending.
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Activist investors in need of new targets could be the force that takes behemoth (and often under-performing) Wall Street institutions and whittles them into more manageable operations, or nudges them into mergers and acquisitions.
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Simple application of basic probability theory offers a more scientific framework for modeling the effects of informational nudges that can foster a less heroic but more realistic set of policies aimed at improving public health.
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By my read, the 2nd Circuit's Uber ruling nudges courts to treat sign in-wrap contracts like Uber's as akin to clickwrap agreements, as long as they include a conspicuous link to terms of service.
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The motor and the single multicolor LED eye nudges you when you're being inactive, notifies you when you have texts or calls, and triggers a silent alarm to gently wake you up in the morning.
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Nerve doesn't exactly sing the internet's praises, but it subtly nudges toward a simple truth: maybe what's wrong with the internet isn't unique to the internet, maybe it's just what's been wrong with us always.
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Morningstar Investment Management's recent paper, Save More Today: Improving Retirement Savings Rates With Carrots, Sticks, and Nudges, explored this concept in some depth, looking at actual participant decisions in DC plans through an online survey.
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On Wednesday, Abbott Laboratories is expected to post first-quarter revenue that nudges past analysts' expectations, after missing estimates for the first time in four quarters in the previous quarter, largely thanks to forex headwinds.
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There are some odd disclosures from people who were formerly close to Simpson, and the whole series, especially this part, nudges its audience to consider the ethical balances between candor, self-preservation and self-service.
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Even playing without Embiid but with the Sixers' two best shooters (Redick and Covington) only nudges the offense to 103.2 points per 100, which is the equivalent of the 24th-ranked offense in the league.
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In opposition to Mars, the moon reflects a need to clear waves of visceral emotion and nudges us to unlearn habits of emotional repression, in exchange for healthier relationships with our anger and our tears.
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China gave up little in return, spurning the administration's nudges for a concrete commitment to buy more goods from the United States, and avoiding limits on its efforts to build new high-tech Chinese industries.
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"About 20 percent to 30 percent of fans tend to redeem their album offers, with most favoring CDs or vinyl over downloads, though nudges on email and social media can drive better results," Billboard reported.
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And while it carries no formal license, Undercover might just be the most enjoyable movie-referencing Lego game to date, constantly underpinning its missions with winks and nudges to famous television shows and feature films.
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The company's chief product officer Amar Kendale told CNBC in an interview that not all nudges work, or are relevant, but the team has been studying them for years to try to get the right balance.
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And when she's finally back at home, reunited with her kids, she nudges Alex to see Jo.Next week on Grey's, will Meredith pretend that she's totally fine, even though she's the poster girl for traumatic injuries?
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But this R&C achieves nostalgia without pandering to restriction, without going down the throwback art route, or relying too heavily on fourth-wall breaking winks and nudges—although I accept it does have its share.
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Boise, Idaho (CNN)Paulette Jordan gently nudges her horse into the Idaho field, her yellow riding gloves loosely holding onto the reins as the sun begins to set on the nearly triple-digit temperature summer day.
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When Sean Hannity spins the results of the latest poll as a conservative victory, or Steve Doocy nudges Trump toward signing a deal to fund the border wall, they are performing for an audience of one.
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Nudges became particularly popular in nutrition — experts are eager to find easy ways to change people's eating habits — and in education, where researchers are casting a wide net for cheap ways to improve outcomes for students.
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For those who miss out on "Regifting Remade" or can't send in their items, Nudges offers DIY craft instructions on their site, so you can transform your own unwanted sweaters into toys your pets will adore.
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As it nudges the case toward its conclusion, the trial will reprise the investigation's central theme: that a culture of graft — sometimes petty, sometimes serious — has existed in New York since the days of Tammany Hall.
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And yet the way I care for patients often has less to do with the medical science I've spent my career absorbing than with habits, environmental cues and other subtle nudges that I think little about.
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The game nudges you to exploring different ports via cargo missions—"prospects" in the game's lexicon—which require sourcing goods in one place, then bringing them to another port for extra cash and some other bonuses.
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" The former wrestling-turned-movie-star has jokingly responded to playful nudges on the subject in the past, tweeting in response to a story from the Independent Journal: "Cool piece on why I should run for President.
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"We intend to work with industry innovators, such as Fitbit, on additional efforts to use technology to provide Singaporeans with personalized health advice and nudges, so that they can take control of their own health," he said.
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What's happening: In a new report, the Aspen Institute nudges policymakers away from any notion that the American economy will naturally adjust as robots are introduced at an accelerated pace over the coming two and three decades.
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Nudges that involve making the desired choice more attractive, or at least more obvious, range from making the wording on letters about late payment of taxes more emphatic to placing healthy food at eye level in canteens.
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While it sounds like a Samsung ad, we're going to need to think of technology as a life partner, providing us with little bits of extra data, little suggested nudges, little contextual ambient information to help us.
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What kids will see are reminders to move, encouraging them to get at least 250 steps an hour (you'll be able to set a schedule so it the "nudges" don't happen when the child is in school).
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Instead, search results and suggestions should include "nudges" to contact professionals with lists of local resources, and examples of coping skills like deep breathing, music, or distractions, or ways to recruit support from peers and trusted adults.
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Though as someone who is a chaotic all-over brusher, these nudges are kind of annoying to me — I have a hard time following them and sticking to one corner of my mouth for 30 seconds straight.
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In our work with college partners and in randomized controlled trials, we see that delivering behavioral interventions through texting increases the persistence of adult learners four to nine percentage points compared with students not receiving mobile nudges.
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Its range of up to 4,700 nautical miles - about 15% more than the previous A321LR - will leapfrog the out-of-production Boeing 757 and nudges it into the long-jump category occupied by more costly wide-body jets.
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The basic idea behind the taxes is this: Making drinks like soda more expensive through taxation helps reduce consumption, improves awareness of the health harms they carry, and nudges people to choose lower- or no-calorie beverages instead.
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Its range of up to 7373,700 nautical miles - about 15% more than the previous A321LR - will leapfrog the out-of-production Boeing 757 and nudges it into the long-jump category occupied by more costly wide-body jets.
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Its range of up to 4,700 nautical miles - about 93% more than the previous A321LR - will leapfrog the out-of-production Boeing 757 and nudges it into the long-jump category occupied by more costly wide-body jets.
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Temin said that McDonald's should put "carrots, sticks and nudges" in place for its franchisees, like a zero-tolerance policy for retribution for reporting sexual harassment and rewards for going a certain period of time without a report.
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Instead, Instagram says these little nudges simply give users time to reconsider their words — something it found was helping to cut down on the bullying taking place in the comments section after the launch of the earlier feature.
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These pop ups typically feature a big blue 'I accept' button that nudges Internet users to agree to their personal data being processed by the website they're visiting — and any ad/analytics partners it wants to share it with.
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It's even plausible that both stories could be true at the same time — that new housing might help lower rents across a metro area even as it signals the popularity of a particular neighborhood and nudges up rents nearby.
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However, you can choose to "share" your Highlights with individual contacts or groups you manually select – a move which nudges the recipients to follow your Highlights if they don't already, but doesn't allow you to spam them with updates.
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The groups are irate about the nudges that the ministry of gender equality and family (which they want abolished) have given to women, who they feel are moving up professionally while they perform two years of mandatory military service.
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But for PebblePost, these nudges take the form of printed, personalized postcards and catalogs — CEO Lewis Gersh has said this combination of new and old approaches allows marketers to reach consumers when they're more receptive to the company's message.
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Moven was founded in 2011, initially operating its direct-to-consumer (DTC) model with basic features like a debit card, access to 40,000 ATMs, and personal finance management (PFM) tools including budgeting tools and nudges to help users save.
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On Tuesday, the Senate Finance Committee approved the House-passed version by a vote of 25 to 85003, teeing up a potential floor vote next week, if trade nudges its way ahead of a Senate impeachment trial (The Hill).
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For example, very small nudges in language can influence behavior: If a laboratory task is called The Community Game, people play more generously and cooperatively than they do if the exact same task is called The Wall Street Game.
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Research firm GBH Insights estimates 88 million people subscribe to Amazon Prime and expects only a 2 percent churn from the price hike as the more expensive monthly rate nudges users to an annual subscription, analyst Daniel Ives said.
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Google has tried to make things less burdensome on the senders' end with Gmail's Smart Reply and Smart Compose features, and on the receivers' end with Nudges, but those are just annoying Band-Aids on the festering wound of obligation.
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Apple dropped the ball with the iPhone 7 by claiming it was an act of "courage" to remove the universally beloved aux jack — rather than an act that nudges its customers into buying AirPods or clunky charging-and-listening dongles.
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If you don't like them, you can turn off smart replies (where Gmail suggests auto-responses for you) and smart nudges (reminders to follow up on emails) through the respective settings screens on the web and in the mobile apps.
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There are no "badges" built in drawn from Duggan's gamification expertise, but there are gentle nudges in emails, and a subtle "tree" that grows (or loses its fruit) in your profile depending on how well you are meeting your goals.
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"We are building search to be much more assistive," Google's CEO Sundar Pichai noted today during the I/O keynote when unveiling Google Assistant and the many helping nudges it gives you when you are looking for information through Google.com.
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It is easier for bad actors to undermine or subvert nudges (which are typically semi-formal policies) than to undo binding coercive rules (which need to undergo a complex review process and possible court challenges before they can be changed).
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But three decades of policy history suggests another pattern: Every different strategy — sweeping reform in the 1990s, limited nudges to the system in the 2000s, or Obama's careful dance to make meaningful improvements with minimal disruption — was vulnerable to backlash.
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The company connects with smartwatch manufacturers like Apple and Fitbit to deliver nudges that serve as reminders to its users to eat healthy and exercise, and was among the first to introduce a medical skill to Amazon's Alexa voice assistant.
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And even once the stars dispersed, the early solar system likely contained tens of thousands of dwarf planets that could have provided the gravitational nudges needed to push 2015 BP519, as the new object is called, into such an odd orbit.
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If a donor is on the fence, perhaps simply because he is considering other projects, no one wants their policy paper or strongly worded comment on a panel to be the thing that nudges the donor to the other side.
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It's enough to make me wonder if my elementary school teachers had a point when they claimed TV stunted the imagination: for all the active possibilities VR allows, filling in every detail of an experience nudges me into personal creative passivity.
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Loftier office location may be one element that nudges money managers to take unreasonable risks, whether during the subprime mortgage crisis in 2008, historic volatility in the cybercurrency market or in the record stock market surge that ended in January.
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When the Fed nudges that rate up to help cool off the economy by making money more expensive to borrow, banks typically pass on the higher cost of borrowing to consumers in the form of higher rates on loans and credit.
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While the core delivery mechanism is SMS, there also is a Nudge app where plans can be saved for later perusal, and subscribers to the service can mark Nudges as "done" (presumably to avoid being spammed with the same plan later).
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Humu uses artificial intelligence to analyze its clients' employee satisfaction, company culture, demographics, turnover and other factors, while its signature product, the "nudge engine," sends personalized emails to employees suggesting small behavioral changes (those are the nudges) that address identified problems.
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Many people use a fitness device like Fitbit to monitor their physical activity and prod them toward healthier behavior; similarly, a Microsoft Office feature called MyAnalytics allows users to receive nudges when their actions don't line up with their stated goals.
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" Sanjiv Razdan, the chief operating officer at Sweetgreen, a salad chain and one of Humu's customers, said that if nudges did not have a track record at Google, he would probably consider the concept a bunch of "hocus-pocus happiness nonsense.
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In usual operation, the paddles are each marked with "+" sign or a "-"sign: Flicking the plus paddle (usually the paddle on the right) toward the driver nudges the gears up in sequence; the minus paddle lowers the gears, also sequentially.
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In another study, freshmen who received text reminders to submit their financial aid forms and keep up their grades to remain eligible for aid were 20 percent more likely to stay in college than those who didn't get these nudges.
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The user base for Monzo's app, which analyses and categorizes spending habits, sends budgeting nudges and allows users to freeze and unfreeze cards at the click of a button, soared by 300 percent to 450,123 in nine months last year.
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For example, automatic emergency braking with pedestrian detection, adaptive cruise control that matches the speed of the vehicle ahead, and technology that gently nudges a car back into its lane are standard on some Toyotas like the Camry, Corolla and Prius.
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Thaler and Sunstein, for example argue that nudges can help us deal with climate change, since global climate is the "outcome of a global choice architecture," where market pressures and the lack of feedback mean that people often make collectively bad choices.
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Saul is finally able to experience the death and destruction around him by committing to this one, dead boy; not unlike the film nudges the viewers to relate to the Holocaust as real, by committing them to this one, near dead protagonist.
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In this series she meets a priest (played by Andrew Scott), which obviously nudges our haphazard protagonist into taking a completely different perspective on life, thus catapulting her into a load of brand new trouble in what quickly becomes Fleabag vs God.
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Until recently, most of the research said that learning about bias does little to rid us of it — that nudges that change the way decisions are made, or new incentives, are only way to reduce bias in our professional and personal lives.
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Available in rose gold or carbon black finishes for $100 sometime this spring, the Ray's only distinguishing feature is a multicolor LED indicator that works alongside a vibration motor inside for subtle feedback about text or call notifications, alarms, or inactivity nudges.
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Livongo, a company that focuses on using technology to help people manage chronic conditions, announced on Wednesday that it will connect to wearables including the Apple Watch, Fitbit, and Samsung's Gear smartwatch to provide health-related reminders and nudges to its customers.
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Laws in some American states that have suppressed black people's votes, such as those passed by North Carolina in 2013, look remarkably like nefarious nudges, from limiting the types of IDs that can be used for registration to banning out-of-precinct voting.
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It's constantly pushing you in the right direction with subtle and not-so-subtle nudges, and features a built-in encyclopedia so you can refresh yourself on everything from who certain characters are to how to pull off certain moves in battle.
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Check out the products mentioned in this article:iPhone 11 (From $699.99 at Best Buy)How to attach a file to an iPhone email in the Mail appWith every iOS update, there's yet another way Apple nudges us to be more productive in email.
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But depending on who's writing and drawing her, the comics' depiction of this amorphous power has been inconsistent: Her luck comes off as more or less just making things happen — bullets hit, or lightning strikes, or she's saved by the slightest of nudges.
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The question is whether Sanders' strength in the state, coupled with Biden's surge, can prevent Warren and Bloomberg from reaching that same threshold, which could divide the state's massive delegate haul in a way that nudges everyone further from a delegate majority.
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The adaptive cruise control, for instance, doesn't work below 20 miles per hour, and the lane keeping assist only nudges you into the lane if you drift out, rather than the more advanced lane-centering systems that Subaru, Honda and others offer.
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His cinematic nudges (Pop's character is named Samuel Fuller, after the cult director) are more like shoves, and the claim repeatedly made by Peterson—that he knows the story won't end well, because he's read the script—is not some fancy meta-twist.
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The idea is, once the system hears you snoring, it begins to inflate the pillow in such a way that it will force your head to turn—a kind of automated version of the person who nudges you into a new position.
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It also nudges open the Canadian dairy market to US farmers and requires more of a car's parts to be made in North America in order to remain free from tariffs, but generally the two deals are more alike than they are different.
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At the start, a suspended, revolving stuffed garbage bag nudges a tire, which rolls into an unstable construction of lumber and hardware, causing it to collapse as the tire rolls on into another assemblage that also falls apart, setting off further causes and effects.
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The Subtle Nudges That Could Unhook Us From Our PhonesInstead of using stockpiles of personal information to exploit our tendencies to procrastinate, companies could use the same information to detect and notify users who spend more time than they would like to on their phones.
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He had earlier passed a law for the Chamber of Deputies to give extra seats to whichever party nudges ahead in a two-round contest, granting it a guaranteed 54% of the seats; always contentious, this law has also been discredited by Mr Renzi's defeat.
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"We get the nudges, we get the facial expressions," he said, adding that like dogs, donkeys "give a paw, he lifts a leg to show his emotions that way," said Ineson about his 12-year-old donkey named Carl, one of 17 donkeys he owns.
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Others capture the style of the artist: a track for "Bohemian Rhapsody" is full of bold theatrical gestures; one for Green Day's "Holiday" evokes playing a bouncy pop-punk drumbeat; and a track for "Gangnam Style," unsurprisingly, nudges you into imitating Psy's infamous dance sequence.
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Airbus is about to push that further by adding a longer stride to the A2320neo with its new A22015XLR, whose range of 26,2400 nautical miles leapfrogs the out-of-production Boeing 3213 and nudges it into the long-jump category enjoyed by wide-body jets.
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The pay floor affects part time and temp workers, as well as people who work at subsidiary Whole Foods, and it stands to impact the larger economy: Bezos has pledged to lobby the federal government for legislation that nudges other retailers to follow suit.
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But along with its exhortation to embrace your friends and family — and maybe even your sworn enemies, since you never know when you might need them — when you're out fighting crime, Lego Batman also nudges us to let loose and use our imaginations again.
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From his firing of FBI Director James Comey to reportedly trying to prevent the AT&T–Time Warner merger because he doesn't like CNN (a Time Warner subsidiary), Trump has perverted the law in ways that tower over the relatively gentle nudges of Trudeau's government.
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There are two types of Nudges: those that remind you to reply to someone's email sent to you, and those that remind you to follow up on emails you've sent (to which you haven't received a reply), and you can toggle either on or off.
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The two are perfect complements, nodding to pop culture's long history of odd-couple duos: Tuca nudges (and sometimes shoves) Bertie forward when Bertie seems stuck, and Bertie steps in to support and care for Tuca when Tuca neglects to take care of herself.
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It nudges the respondent to do some emotional and intellectual inventory, to gauge how one is feeling, whether the feelings are clear at all (they may not be), how they are related to the precipitating circumstances, and what these feelings prompt one to do.
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One category of enabler he describes is the cringeworthy "thought-leader," who nudges plutocrats to think more about the poor but never actually challenges them, thus stroking them and allowing them to feel their MarketWorld approaches are acceptable rather than the cop-outs they are.
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Airbus pushed that further on Monday by adding a longer stride to the A2320neo with its new A22015XLR, whose range of 26,2400 nautical miles leapfrogs the out-of-production Boeing 2321 and nudges it into the long-jump category enjoyed by wide-body jets.
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"We intend to work with industry innovators such as Fitbit on additional efforts to use technology to provide Singaporeans with personalized health advice and nudges, so that they can take control of their own health," HPB CEO Zee Yoong Kang said in a statement.
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"I'm under no illusions; the development journey in many places in the world is a long one, but I want us to always be thinking what we can do that nudges something towards a day when people get to take care of themselves," he said.
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Officials from the NIH's National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism first started soliciting donations from the major players in the alcohol industry back in 2013 and 2014, and sold the study with some winks and nudges that suggested the research would be favorable to their industry.
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But go figure: "The Flick" went on to win the Pulitzer Prize last year, in a rare case of the award's going to a play that truly nudges the art form in new directions; more regularly it's the traditional and easily digestible works that win that trophy.
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For every extra "remain" ballot from the young, there is likely to be another one for "leave" among the old: switching the model from using turnout from the 2015 general election to using the Scottish referendum only nudges up the "remain" share up by one percentage point.
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The tiny houses that Annie meticulously crafts evoke the beginnings of an inspired metaphor; the lies she keeps telling her husband surely lay the groundwork for a larger conflict later on; and all the gentle nudges towards things paranormal and occult feel refreshingly muted for the genre.
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The CEQ guidance on incorporating climate into environmental reviews; the work done to quantify the social cost of carbon; orders to agencies on carbon mitigation and resilience — these were all, in their own ways, exhortations, nudges to get federal agencies to start thinking about this stuff.
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One of the ways it carries out that mission is by recommending new friends for you every time you open the app or website — essentially, the company identifies other people on Facebook that it thinks you already know, and nudges you to connect with them inside Facebook's walls.
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In the first act, he's an undergraduate at Stanford, meandering among the palm trees, taking a class in the famous persuasive technology lab, and joining a generation of students who learned how to harness the magic of notifications, nudges, and streaks to convince people to keep using their products.
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The game's design nudges you into getting to the most intense parts of the original — breakneck dot-munching with ghosts on your tail — faster than ever before, and those moments are still far more heart-stopping than any game about a yellow circle really has any right to be.
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Washington (CNN)A new Trump administration power alliance, White House nudges on tax reform, new wrinkles for two key Russia-meddling players and a way to track the fight for control of the House -- it's all in our "Inside Politics" forecast, where you can see tomorrow's headlines today.
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The results strongly indicate that irisin nudges human white fat to become brown and also suppresses the formation of new white fat, says Li-Jun Yang, a professor of hematopathology at the University of Florida and senior author of the study (which was funded by the scientists themselves).
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In effect, Ms. Kekalainen says, people who discovered that they enjoyed and felt capable of completing a weight-training session subsequently sought out and joined a new gym and showed up for workouts, despite no longer receiving nudges from the researchers or encouragement and companionship from their fellow volunteers.
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But since Trump's election they have offered a series of subtle nudges, arguing that efforts to simplify or reform the business tax code, and clarify or reduce some regulations, could make the economy operate better but that a trade war or massive new deficit spending were unwanted risks.
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A recent study by George Loewenstein, a behavioral economist and noted critic of "nudges" from Carnegie Mellon University, with Cäzilia Loibl of Ohio State University and two other colleagues, also suggests that fancy cognitive tricks may fail to overcome the main obstacle faced by the poor: a lack of money.
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Though some research suggests that native workers with skill levels similar to those of arriving migrants take a hit to their wages because of increased migration, most analyses find that they are not harmed, and that many eventually earn more as competition nudges them to specialise in more demanding occupations.
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In reality, WalkMe's platform is more powerful and complex than this: it observes how a user makes his or her way around a page on the screen, anticipates what that user might want to do next and notices when there are problems, and then makes suggestions and other helpful nudges.
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Therefore, along with government policies that provide nudges and tax incentives, we need to find ways to create savings programs that are portable rather than employer-based, bank offerings that provide a kick start and other incentives for individuals to save, and services that cater to contract and gig-economy workers.
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And the stuff that's come in the last six months has all been cool, and you've gotten a lot of credit for shipping products much faster than in the past, but there hasn't been a huge transformative change in, I don't know like, demetrification or nudges to prevent people from shitposting.
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The art of the book lies in the way Shelley nudges readers' sympathy, page by page, paragraph by paragraph, even line by line, from Frankenstein to the creature, even when it comes to the creature's vicious murders, first of Frankenstein's little brother, then of his best friend, and, finally, of his bride.
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In the twenty-fifth variation—the doleful G-minor episode that Landowska named the Black Pearl—Esfahani nudges the tempo ahead, dispatching the piece in less than seven minutes; by contrast, the American harpsichordist Jory Vinikour, in a superb 2000 recording for Delos, makes it into a ten-minute-long Passion aria.
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At the same time, how much do Americans for whom the legacy of slavery and Jim Crow is still a heavy anchor — the black underclass of inner cities and the cotton-belt South — gain from a system whose hiring nudges and contracting dollars and college acceptances mostly benefit minorities in the middle class?
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If you actually watch it back, we were watching it last night, and Anthony says 'yes,' and goes to walk forward, and the ref just nudges him and he goes back on the ropes, and then the ref stops it, and I'm actually glad he did cause Anthony would've kept going all night.
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"Miami" is an older song of his, but now that he's signed to G.O.O.D. Music, it's being revived for his major-label debut EP, "GOOD Job, You Found Me." On this remix, he even nudges Pusha T, he of the irreducible snarl, toward a stop-start flow that sounds like boasts being delivered backward.
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At first, the agent is curious about any basic movement available to its onscreen body: Pressing right nudges Mario to the right, and then he stops; pressing right several times in a row makes Mario move without immediately stopping; pressing up makes him spring into the air, and then come down again; pressing down has no effect.
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There are now—somewhat ironically—a wealth of apps designed to help people use their phones and computers productively—from Self Control, which allows you to block certain websites for a certain amount of time, to Stay On Task, which simply nudges you to check that you're getting on with whatever it is you're supposed to be doing.
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Leveling the playing field between men and women at work also requires encouraging fathers to take paternity leave — both through policy nudges like Sweden's use-it-or-lose-it program, and subtle cultural changes like Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg's decision to lead by example and take two months of leave for the birth of his daughter.
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In contrast to his frequent criticisms of Chief Justice John G. Roberts Jr., a generally reliable conservative, Mr. Trump has frequently heaped praise on Justice Kennedy and even has suggested that he might nominate one of his former clerks to the bench — subtle nudges the president hoped would make Justice Kennedy more comfortable with the idea of stepping down.
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Nevertheless, a series of nudges and winks in the last few weeks from several of the senior British political players — above all, the Brexit secretary, David Davis — suggest that the election has left its mark and that British negotiators are edging away from a hard Brexit toward a "fuzzy" one, for when serious trade talks begin in October.
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As the Hong Kong dollar currently hovers near eight-year lows against the greenback and the Hong Kong Interbank Offered Rate (Hibor) nudges up, here's how the bank believes different markets will react: While Morgan Stanley expects the Hong Kong dollar's 32-year-old peg to the greenback to be defended, there could be an adverse impact on growth, wages and inflation expectations.
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We already know your dining history — why is there no platform like Spotify or Netflix for restaurants that anticipates your needs, knows what you enjoy and suggests little nudges to you [like], 'Hey, your anniversary is coming up in a little while — maybe you should book something now, and we've got these great five choices that are in your (playlist).
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Other new features in Gmail include high-priority notifications, which will only notify you of a new email if Google deems it to be really, really important, and unsubscribe suggestions, which nudges you to unsubscribe when it looks like you stopped reading messages from a given newsletter (low open rates are the bane of newsletter publishers, after all, so they'll be okay if you leave).
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A slow, tender, florid love ballad, it nudges a singer toward all sorts of overstatement and mannerism (although Mathis's original is magical), and boy does Bowie succumb to temptation — he lets his voicebox bleed all over the microphone, inserting all sorts of unnecessary quavers and whispers and melismata, and when the music drops out so he can bellow "Don't you know you're life… itself!!" he almost faints from the melodrama.
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So, let's get back to where you were Jonathan Zittrain: Well, here's– and this is a way of maybe moving it forward, which is: A platform as complete as Facebook is these days offers lots of opportunities to shape what people see and possibly to help them with those nudges, that it's time to go to the gym or to avoid them from falling into the depredations of the payday loan.
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Nudges showed up everywhere, like in the promotions process (women were more likely to self-promote after a companywide email pointed out a dearth of female nominees) and in healthy-eating initiatives in the company's cafeterias (placing a snack table 17 feet away from a coffee machine instead of 6.5 feet, it turns out, reduces coffee-break snacking by 23 percent for men and 17 percent for women).
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Yet Moana has heard the ocean calling to her since she was a tiny child (Moana means ocean), and though she loves her home and family, she also longs to see what's beyond the reef, singing her conflict in "How Far I'll Go." Her grandmother, a bit of a gadfly, gently nudges her teenage granddaughter toward a fuller discovery of her people's heritage: They were once voyagers, people who sailed the ocean.
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" Working the pedal with prodigious and playful subtlety, he used it on many hit songs — for crunching syncopations and floating, curling chords in the Temptations' "Papa Was a Rolling Stone"; for slinky countermelodies in Marvin Gaye's "Let's Get It On"; for chattering propulsion in Rose Royce's "Car Wash"; for little bluesy sighs and rhythmic nudges in Gloria Gaynor's "I Will Survive"; and for airborne, echoing interjections in Maxwell's "Ascension (Don't Ever Wonder).
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Among the underhand techniques that the Google-targeted GDPR complaint, which draws on the earlier report, calls out are allegations of deceptive click-flow, with the groups noting that a "location history" setting can be enabled during Android set-up without a user being aware of it; key settings being both buried in menus (hidden) and enabled by default; users being presented at the decision point with insufficient and misleading information; repeat nudges to enable location tracking even after a user has previously turned it off; and the bundling of "invasive location tracking" with other unrelated Google services, such as photo sorting by location.
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"I'm not brave or proud of nothing / I just want to kill something / Too bad that nowadays / You just point and click," he drones on "The Happiest Place on Earth," the lack of movement in his voice echoing the stasis that nudges so many into service; while on "Mall of America" he speaks to his own predicament and the music business which places financial growth over artistic impulse: "They say it's murder on your folk career / To make a rock record with the 'Disappeared,'" he barks, the lines a wry scowl at the suits who'd try to keep him in line (though Read Music, Speak Spanish, as with all Oberst's music, was released on his own label, Saddle Creek Records.) In exploring different voices, Oberst's lyrics across the album explore the various areas where the consumerist drive challenges and sometimes overtakes essential humanity.
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