While many perfectionists are "self-oriented," some are "other-oriented," research shows.
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"I come from a very food-oriented family and food-oriented country," Goijla said.
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And he says his productivity comes from being process-oriented instead of goal-oriented.
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I like people who are going to be really mission-oriented and team oriented.
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Self-oriented motives like interest and other-oriented motives like altruism are not mutually exclusive.
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If so, is it self-oriented, other-oriented, socially prescribed or a combination of these?
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Actually, the user experience itself would be message oriented, it would be social media oriented.
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We must rapidly begin the shift from a thing-oriented society to a person-oriented society.
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Detail-oriented Mercury meets big picture-oriented Jupiter this morning, helping you see things from many perspectives.
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These guys are very microservices-oriented, very product-oriented, so they're very quick at iterating and developing products.
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For people who are either more morning-oriented or evening-oriented, everything the circadian system controls is delayed.
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"Reforming an organization ... whose rules were designed really for a talk shop in 1945 and transforming them into a much more field-oriented, service-oriented, action-oriented organization is a complicated process," Dujarric said.
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Hulu will be for more adult-oriented shows and movies, while Disney's service will be for family-oriented content.
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She was charged with illegal sexually oriented activity in a sexually oriented business, but the charges were quickly dropped.
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The centers also became less medically oriented and more community oriented, meaning less able to address very sick people.
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Value-oriented equities and more cyclical sectors are doing well, but when these come under question, more growth-oriented stocks, such as technology, or more income-oriented sectors, like utilities and staples, do well, he said.
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And they are sometimes more tech-oriented than human-being-oriented, and I think this is all new to them.
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"That is a contract that, if you're performance oriented, it's the best performance-oriented contract I've ever seen," CNBC's added.
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Warren's specific idea is that economic policy should be more oriented toward promoting domestic manufacturing and domestic export-oriented industries.
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This book aims to lay out the history of our move from an institution-oriented to a transaction-oriented society.
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In fact, large financial institutions report that approximately 40 percent of corporate cybersecurity activities are compliance-oriented rather than security-oriented.
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I'm a professor, and I know that my students are community-oriented and service-oriented and are looking for ways to participate.
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Hinge users categorized the app as a 7 on a scale from 1 (hook-up oriented) to 10 (long-term relationship oriented).
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For people who are either more morning-oriented or evening-oriented, everything the circadian system controls is delayed and out of sync.
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Given that he's more product-oriented than process-oriented, Wright tends to reflect on the advantages of meditation rather than reproduce their pleasures.
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"If people are going to post multiple times throughout the day, the product needs to be more 'person-oriented' than 'feed-oriented," Weil explained.
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I think people are more detail oriented and policy oriented in Iowa, because a significant amount of our workforce is in the insurance industry.
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She was released on $6,000 bond hours later after being booked on three counts of illegal sexually oriented activity in a sexually oriented business.
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Superfine's story is a perfect example of how the neighborhood of Dumbo is shifting from an industry-oriented neighborhood to a people-oriented neighborhood.
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According to figures released by the Bureau of Labor Statistics this morning, male-oriented industries continue to add fewer positions than female-oriented fields.
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We found that 67% of the questions posed to male entrepreneurs were promotion-oriented, while 66% of those posed to female entrepreneurs were prevention-oriented.
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"You have two type of customers, those who are price-oriented and those who are not price-oriented," said Karl Brauer, executive publisher of AutoTrader.com.
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Between 1989 and 2016, self-oriented perfectionism scores increased by 10%, socially prescribed perfectionism scores increased by 33%, and other-oriented perfectionism scores increased by 16%.
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We have winner-take-all electoral institutions oriented around the principle of majority rule, and compromise-oriented political institutions the framers designed to prevent majority tyranny.
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So because this field is so tech-oriented and engineering-oriented, the resources that are out there are too technical for the average user and it's disorganized.
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They say they&aposve made numerous arrests under the law regarding illegal sexually oriented activity in a sexually oriented business, but did not immediately provide a number.
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Other-oriented perfectionistsPerfectionists who are other-oriented — as in, they hold others to high standards and can be critical and judgmental — can leave destruction in their wake.
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"Be process-oriented on short time scales, results-oriented on long ones," advises Aaron Brown, managing director and head of financial market research at AQR Capital Management.
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She identifies three types of perfectionism using psychologists Dr. Paul Hewitt and Dr. Gordon Flett's Multidimensional Perfectionism Scale: socially prescribed perfectionists, other-oriented perfectionists, and self-oriented perfectionists.
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We're both super family-oriented, very close with our parents, with siblings as well as just basically we're really into the arts, very career focused and goal oriented.
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My work is detail oriented so, the studio has to be detail oriented for me to store and work, although it doesn't look like it in this picture!
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Sessions also ended the DOJ's Community Oriented Policing Services (COPS) Office's comprehensive collaborative assessments -- voluntary, reform-oriented evaluations of police practices performed at the request of police departments.
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Rouble strength means investors should be overweight on retail-oriented domestic stocks while selling export-oriented ones, especially those in oil and gas, he advised clients in a note.
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There was something about that room that was conducive to a range of musical approaches that centered on a kind of detail-oriented, reference-oriented, intellectually-tinted art-rock.
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At the end of the day, Khloé has two viable options: Kourtney, who is more religious and more family-oriented, and Kim, who is more hands-on and goal-oriented.
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The software tool, to be released on March 30, is designed to let developers easily feed data between SAP's business-oriented software systems and Apple's consumer-oriented iOS mobile platform.
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" He said Google is particularly interesting as a suitor but with an "efficiency-oriented, discipline-in-finance oriented CFO in place" the tech giant "may be less aggressive as a bidder.
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"We're bringing a new experience to streaming, less listening oriented and much more visually oriented because of lyrics," said Musixmatch founder Max Ciociola at the time of the Spotify mobile integration.
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But Mr. Watt was not dismissed and continued to pursue what he described as a "market-oriented, people-oriented" policy to sell public lands and raise money to reduce the federal debt.
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The revival of interest in bicycle commuting in the West, by contrast, is fundamentally about environmental sustainability and the appeal of dense, pedestrian-oriented urban neighborhoods relative to auto-oriented suburban ones.
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Object-Oriented Programming While it's not a coding language in itself, object-oriented programming (OOP) teaches you how to think clearly about your code and visualized your problems in terms of objects.
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ISTANBUL, Dec 9 (Reuters) - Turkey's central bank said on Monday that its recent changes to required reserve regulations aim to channel loan supply to production-oriented sectors rather than consumption-oriented ones.
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"Many of the Task Force's proposed reforms to pricing, costing, and services are designed to create such a transfer of value from commercially oriented products to socially oriented essential services," the report reads.
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At different points in his career he's butted heads with administrators and managers who are much more profit-oriented than patient-oriented—not out of preference, but because that's how the business works.
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This time, they could be oriented vertically instead of horizontally.
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And of course, every firm talks about being team oriented.
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So how do you get your company oriented around users?
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" She adds, "He was very much a family-oriented man.
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"Gorillas are very family oriented," said Jo Kelly, Senior Zookeeper.
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Laing's critical compass is oriented by her fascination with outsiders,
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It was just a beautiful, family oriented, immaculate, loving, fun.
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That service will host Disney's family oriented programming, Iger said.
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And who is more immediate — less historically oriented — than Trump?
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Instead, the performance was plainly oriented toward the outside world.
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And my Dad is a very storytelling oriented social performer.
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It's liberated music, oriented toward doing the same for others.
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But it also oriented the way "Being Human" is presented.
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"You will see how family oriented I am," she said.
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Obamacare established 23 of these Consumer Operated and Oriented Plans.
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Bluegrass is more performance oriented, but both bring folks together.
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His cooking has become "more oriented to comfort," he said.
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The bottom one is oriented down, replacing the old speaker.
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But we've always been very media and entertainment oriented, obviously.
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He is neat, detail oriented and a frequent restaurant diner.
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"We are technology oriented," said Mr. Divella, the chief executive.
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To be modern is to be oriented toward the future.
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So I wouldn't rule out something that is consumer oriented.
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So I'm very action oriented and I listen for that.
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JAMIE HAS LONG SINCE BEEN ORIENTED THAT WAY AT JPMORGAN.
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That in turn supported the export-oriented German index DAX .
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Our clubs were more oriented to tourists and mainstream crap.
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The paintings (and therefore also the swipes) are oriented vertically.
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The MPS looked at three types of perfectionism: self-oriented, or an irrational desire to be perfect; socially prescribed, or perceiving excessive expectations from others; and other-oriented, or putting unrealistic standards on others.
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For example, because you find detail-oriented work very easy, you might assume the other person does as well, and you proceed to hand off a very data-focused, detail-oriented project to them.
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The decline of Sanmei was further aided by China's transition toward a services-oriented economy, from a manufacturing-oriented one, leading to reduced usage of thermal coal in the industrial sector, added the consultancy.
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"As the service got bigger under the unlimited tier, more deal-oriented users and fitness-oriented people alike were hearing about the service and joining," Fritz Lanman, executive chairman of the ClassPass board, told me.
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But what the business will continue to evolve into is much more technology oriented, customer solution oriented, than just the traditional boiler room brokerage floor design that you see at a lot of big companies.
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The researchers looked at more than 41,000 students' responses on the Multidimensional Perfectionism Scale, which not only measures degrees of perfectionism but also distinguishes among its three aspects: self-oriented, other-oriented and socially prescribed.
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"I'm a results-oriented guy," Alexander said in an interview Wednesday.
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Here's a quick guide to getting oriented: What's at stake here?
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We're very relaxed and oriented on getting the job done perfectly.
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But from a results-oriented point of view, that doesn't matter.
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This team-oriented Cavs just might be something to fear yet.
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And it was very oriented around discussion, so commenting and liking.
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Consumer-oriented companies like Apple followed, trying to target Chinese consumers.
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Now Xi Jinping is reversing the market-oriented decentralization of Deng.
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The Trump team likes to call themselves disruptive and action-oriented.
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"They were very process-oriented about the whole thing," Wu said.
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SHAPIRO: I think the president&aposs goal is always relationship oriented.
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It has been clearest in the export-oriented economies of Asia.
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Being goal-oriented on The Bachelor also means being a villain.
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"Churches, like schools, are soft targets because we are community-oriented."
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Welcome to the new Uber: warm and fuzzy, and people-oriented.
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It is child-oriented and has a history of social activism.
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You guys did a great job, and I'm very detail-oriented.
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"I will continue to run an issue-oriented campaign," Sanders said.
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A security-oriented chat app and browser are also on board.
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"I have a good family, I'm very family-oriented," she says.
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What fabulous career or publicly oriented goals are you working toward?
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Sure, Miranda may be an extremely intelligent, career-oriented corporate lawyer.
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By definition, objectives are significant, concrete, action oriented, and (ideally) inspirational.
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But they are easy to manipulate in a results-oriented way.
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" Clinton, in contrast, comes off as "Machiavellian, crafty, power-oriented, untrustworthy.
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The mission trips oriented her toward helping others in developing countries.
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There were no message-oriented allegations in the indictment, he said.
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It has also launched other hardware that's oriented toward clothing purchases.
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It is the center of Republican market-oriented politics and purpose.
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Our whole society is still oriented toward being white, male-centric.
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Infrastructure and its consumer-oriented businesses will account for the rest.
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This is hitting export-oriented manufacturers, leading to declining industrial production.
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Emma Watson: talented actress, actual Disney princess, detail-oriented makeup artist.
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The app reflects Begley's established interest in social justice-oriented technology.
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It has a business-oriented chat service akin to America's Slack.
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Compared to this, it's a bit more subdued and groove-oriented.
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The fashion oriented clothing can be found in his Black line.
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And it drives home how tech-oriented the nation is becoming.
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It hopes to develop more 'task-oriented' drones in the future.
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"They're too process-oriented, or too big, too esoteric," he said.
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These positions are not what I would call particularly enforcement-oriented.
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Tavella points out that kitchenware has simultaneously become more design-oriented.
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Like being goal-oriented, being a team player is a given.
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Happiness, which set out the case for using welfare-oriented behavioral
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Personality: Does the companion seem warm, friendly, caring and detail-oriented?
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Related article Techno Elders, Aging Gracefully in a Youth-Oriented Genre
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Also, Patrick Merrell has a cool puzzle-oriented website named Orts.
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That capitalist ethos at least gave Republicans a future-oriented optimism.
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Both women said Oreskes kissed them during career-oriented business meetings.
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We also spent some time with the performance-oriented Colorado Z71.
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But wellness oriented eateries and studios are definitely becoming a fixture.
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Being goal-oriented and positive will help you win people over.
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Business-oriented tech companies like enterprise software don't hae that problem.
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It tells us how the black hole is oriented in space.
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He said Jamaica Estates "was safe — it was very family oriented."
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Santa Fe is controlled enough with a suspension oriented toward comfort.
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"It was a mission-oriented company," he told Forbes in 2013.
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They were doing something that was more metal-oriented than us.
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The city's technology-oriented university helped shift growth into other sectors.
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"Their celebrity-oriented questions have begun to worry me," she wrote.
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What drew you to working in this more beat-oriented style?
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Unfortunately, very self-oriented or narcissistic people are bad at this.
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"It was a performance-oriented product," Park said at the time.
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These conditions are especially tough on income-oriented investors like retirees.
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She is not alert/oriented and susceptible to many different illnesses.
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Germany has this very manufacturing-based economy very oriented toward exports.
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The "baby" lost to miscarriage captures a future-oriented fantasy child.
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I've come to see my role as much more service oriented.
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The rest of the day is dedicated to activist-oriented programming.
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But it's mostly oriented around other distribution, I'll tell you that.
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So there was no ability to be unfair or gender-oriented.
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It just simply reprioritizes where the supply chain is oriented to.
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The acronym stands for New Urbanist Memes for Transit-Oriented Teens.
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"I don't think that any sector-oriented bailouts are appropriate," Sen.
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Don noted that Carrie is more detail-oriented than he is.
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Where he's determined and vengeful, I'm more service-oriented and jumpy.
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HC: We have not yet developed a modern, future-oriented narrative.
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Democrats criticized the governor for jeopardizing the state's business-oriented brand.
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Bev's female-oriented mission and movement align with our personal interests.
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He says surrounding yourself with "good, goal-oriented people" is critical.
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Why have the internationally oriented companies outperformed the domestically focused ones?
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"He's the most goal-oriented person on this planet," McGrath added.
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Cool if we were Goldman Sachs, but a mission-oriented nonprofit?
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Global trade wars could also hit the small, export-oriented country.
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He is business-oriented and not always big on small talk.
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" He added: "I do think companies should be long-term oriented.
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I like to prioritize the goal-oriented activities that I enjoy.
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He oriented the time: it was only ten in Santa Barbara.
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Movies like this one are a little bit more commercially oriented.
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Value-oriented investors have been left behind by soaring stock markets.
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He's always had higher office in mind; he is election-oriented.
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A stronger euro is a disadvantage for the export-oriented sector.
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We're-- training our whole marketing department to be more digitally oriented.
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Get used to the sound of that, my environment-oriented friends.
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THE JOURNAL HAS ALWAYS BEEN A VERY FREE TRADE ORIENTED NEWSPAPER.
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Facebook said Watch is more personal and community-oriented than competitors.
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That is, the startup-oriented types who read this kinda newsletter.
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Correction: The first image in this post was originally oriented incorrectly.
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At Fort Leavenworth, Manning's struggles became oriented around her medical needs.
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With the stronger yen hitting exporters, domestic-oriented sectors attracted buying.
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The other side really isn't very compromise-oriented, it seems like.
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She is a very practical, precise, detail-oriented thinker and speaker.
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It's rock-oriented and nowhere near strange enough to stand out.
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These funds, whose assets autopilot their way from growth-oriented (riskier) investments to income-oriented (safer) options as retirement nears, have become a staple in more than 0.5403 percent of 401(k) plans, EBRI data shows.
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"The U.S. needs a medium-term growth strategy that is less oriented towards stabilization policy, stimulus, and is more oriented to what kinds of things would improve the long term and medium term growth prospects," Bullard said.
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"You look at the whole stock market, and it's moving back to a more value-oriented [mentality] from a more growth-oriented mentality," Kim Forrest, senior equity analyst at Fort Pitt Capital, said in a phone interview.
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They have carefully crafted their biographies and resumes (and often their clothing choices) to appear tough, but not too tough, confident, but not too confident, ambitious, but not too ambitious, family oriented, but not too family oriented.
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Sombra, the offense-oriented hacker hero introduced in November, also comes up.
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But what can you do with this traveler-oriented version of Alexa?
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In September, Arm introduced its first automotive-oriented chip, the Cortex-A76AE.
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I think Ryan is so family-oriented, he badly wanted a child.
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"I was business-oriented as a kid," Klarman adds in the interview.
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"Very intelligent, friendly and team-oriented group of people," one employee writes.
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We especially like companies that are [small and medium-size business] oriented.
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Even on fetish-oriented clip sites, they're a needle in a haystack.
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Consumer-oriented companies face a catch-22 in their response to tariffs.
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I'm here to bring the same results-oriented mentality to the DNC.
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But now one has to figure out how the bodies are oriented.
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The bureaucracy is usually oriented toward giving the president what he wants.
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I'm more of a big picture person than a detail-oriented one.
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"You can work with a quirky, untrained, market-oriented president," Himes said.
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The flat or folder oriented way to organize apps is just outdated.
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The illustrations are abstract, almost design-oriented, but still accessible for children.
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I wanted to build a community where people were ambitious, career-oriented.
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He doesn't really seem solution-oriented in how we fix those problems.
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As a man, what makes these women-oriented policies personal to you?
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There's also a kids-oriented profile to wall off inappropriate content. Yes!
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New Urbanist Memes for Transit-Oriented Teens has a whopping 108,000 members.
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Even the celebrations in Puebla are much more tempered and family oriented.
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It's easy to identify Brand-Oriented Visitors based on their shopping history.
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Sure, it made for consensus-oriented moderate politics at the national level.
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This season, his team-oriented efforts have been richly and rightly applauded.
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"I'm very family oriented, I love kids, nature and animals," she shared.
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I'm very research- and analytics-oriented, and I have a mathematics background.
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It's my job to arrange the ornaments because I'm so detail-oriented.
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"It's still a very family-oriented environment for them," Priscilla, 71, shared.
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But the chances must be against a burst of market-oriented change.
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It also has a vertically oriented dual-camera system on the back.
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They did turn them against anybody that was conservative, Tea Party oriented.
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BUT EVERY ONE OF OUR ACQUISITIONS OR DEALS HAS BEEN GROWTH ORIENTED.
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Plus there's all of Flipagram's competition, including music-oriented social network Musical.
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Adult-oriented programming will be concentrated on Hulu, which Disney now controls.
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Specs-wise, the EliteBook x360 is similar to its consumer-oriented counterpart.
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Isn't it performance-oriented to treat falling in love like a project?
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She tasked them with making the pageant more professionally oriented and relevant.
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"I'm very family oriented, I love kids, nature and animals," she said.
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And it only focuses on places where there is transit-oriented development.
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Add to that the competition among productivity-oriented touch devices has intensified.
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You need to be specific and detailed-oriented with your goal-setting.
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The review by the Justice Department's Community Oriented Policing Services, or COPS.
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They are family-oriented animals who have been separated form their families.
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But maybe you're looking for something that's a little more defense-oriented.
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Companies in the private survey are believed to be more export-oriented.
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PiscesPisces is truly the wateriest and most feelings oriented of the zodiac.
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Are you a "big picture" person or a more "detail-oriented" one?
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Apps were oriented around talking with your close friends, free from judgment.
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She helped develop the UNIVAC I computer, the first business-oriented machine.
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He says he promotes an Islamic-oriented government through doing good works.
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"The panels on this plant are oriented east and west," he explained.
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We've seen a transition towards empathy and more harm reduction-oriented resources.
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Things are branded around men, and banking is oriented around men. Yup.
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It's a curiously goal-oriented project, even as its practitioners often reject
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Saturday's new moon in goal-oriented Capricorn helps with the streamlining process.
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Surely no major growth-oriented economic reforms will come out of Congress.
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With this immigration discharge petition, solutions-oriented members put everyone on notice.
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"It's the only route I see that is solution-oriented," McCaul said.
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Her mother owns Results Oriented, a medical-conference management company in Cincinnati.
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So of course to many she seems Machiavellian, crafty, power-oriented, untrustworthy.
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Export-oriented manufacturers (nearly all of them private) have sharpened up dramatically.
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BROADLY: We can get really goal-oriented when it comes to fitness.
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This science- and engineering-oriented university has more than 18,000 undergraduate students.
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Legal training, it argued, should be more practice-oriented and less theoretical.
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" Ms. Orozco learned that Mr. Casas was "very intelligent and family oriented.
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And Disney rolled out an action-oriented trailer during the Super Bowl.
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The Shelby GT350 is a track-oriented beast that makes 529 horsepower.
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"They were the most family-oriented family I ever met," Allen said.
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For decades the Republican Party has embraced America's open, future-oriented nationalism.
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Students score better on tests of basic science-oriented skills like math.
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If delivered, this would shift the burden toward more consumer-oriented products.
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And the chilly drama "Thirteen" is oriented around grief rather than horror.
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Must have a bachelor's degree, detail-oriented skills and a dependable personality.
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We are increasingly seeing "conservative" investors coming with "safe, income-oriented" portfolios.
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Shelby's very driven, family oriented and one of the most caring people.
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The company also has cupcake rambles and other dessert-oriented walking tours.
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Consider this a basic lay of the land, to get you oriented.
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You've played a lot of wholesome, family-oriented characters in your career.
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It is not the only queer-oriented Seder that I know about.
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For my experiment, I opted for DuckDuckGo, a privacy-oriented search engine.
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The most noticeable difference is that Sailfish is far more gesture-oriented.
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Both are left-oriented, are structured as nonprofits, and fundraise for money.
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That prompted a privacy-oriented backlash, and an apology from Zao's creators.
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Solé: Advertising is going to get more real time and performance-oriented.
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"He was smart, very friendly and very family-oriented," Ms. Monachan said.
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" Men just have a different style, she said: "They're more warrior-oriented.
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The discs were oriented vertically, spinning like a bicycle wheel headed backward.
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Excelling in big-time college basketball sits easily at mission-oriented institutions.
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It is some mixture of important, new, outrageous, conflict-oriented, secret, interesting.
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I wouldn't call it jam-oriented, but it's definitely a looser approach.
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Because Dame is "a sexually oriented business," the M.T.A. told the company.
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Saikawa is described by company insiders as smart, exacting and results-oriented.
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Mr. Bush wanted the Soviets to undertake sweeping market-oriented changes first.
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The island's main economic activities are tourism and subsistence-oriented local commerce.
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The restaurant is also a partnership with the club-oriented Butter Group.
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Those who are detail oriented, too, are likely to excel at grudges.
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European reformers managed this by embedding progressive policies in business-oriented arrangements.
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Asnaani suggests to look for things that are future-oriented and pleasurable.
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Every generation, it moves toward that American way, oriented toward the individual.
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While it's an academic institution it has always been exceptionally business-oriented.
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His blocks were oriented northwest to southeast to maximize daily sun exposure.
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He can't sell to tech-oriented people nor explain it to nontechies.
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"She was beautiful, intelligent and career-oriented, the whole package," he said.
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Mr. Sondland once described himself as a "results-oriented," take-charge type.
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Korean resorts are decidedly family-oriented, with few entertainment options after sundown.
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"But the culture of Cleveland was not oriented toward entrepreneurs," he said.
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Sunday's program is family-oriented, tailored to children ages 13 and up.
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The problem, she says, is that Tom is a team-oriented player.
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He was a hands-on, detail-oriented boss, according to employee testimonials.
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"I am an incredibly nostalgic and family-oriented person," Anderson told Insider.
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However, economists worry that trade frictions could undermine Japan's export-oriented economy.
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She launched her namesake clothing line, oriented toward professional women, in 20173.
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They are traditionally hired for family-oriented festivities like baptisms and weddings.
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And those with conditions such as autism can be more detail-oriented.
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Sunday's program is family-oriented, tailored to children ages 5 and up.
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"He is still street-respect oriented in that respect," Mr. Raja said.
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What are other technology-oriented partnerships you've entered into, aside from Google?
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The Met's family-oriented productions around Christmas are excellent places to start.
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Bill Haslam, added one veteran establishment-oriented operative from the Volunteer State.
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Small government, low taxes, law abiding, self-reliance, God-fearing, family oriented.
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The annual award grants $21924,22018 to artists working with future-oriented technologies.
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AS MIGHT BE expected, much of the home is oriented toward eating.
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Mr. McLean understood that athletes, the special ones anyway, are goal-oriented.
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You can't be a therapist and not be oriented toward a core.
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Her body, vertically oriented down the center of the sheet, curves amorphously.
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The relationship between Melisandre and Stannis is more goal-oriented than romantic.
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It got even less substance oriented in Obama and more process-y.
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Do you imagine our populus has gotten too screen oriented, too digital?
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Even when you home in on only two psychological characteristics, people don't fall in line on a continuum from, say, extreme systemizer or "things-oriented" — supposedly the "male" pole — to extreme empathizer or "people-oriented"— the "female" pole.
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The survey put Swiss behavior in line with counties in the euro zone, somewhere in the middle between the cash-oriented countries of German-speaking and southern Europe and cashless-oriented French-speaking and northern euro area countries.
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It's a great opportunity to sit and listen to women in the industry about their experiences, about how things are changing, how they're not changing, that conference was particularly oriented around — I'm sorry, that panel was oriented around solutions.
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"The infrastructure and export-oriented parts of China's economy are under stress, but some of the consumption-oriented sectors are performing well, particularly high-end services such as tutoring and tourism," said a Wells Fargo report from last week.
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He outlined that they sort of see Hulu as a delivery method for more adult-oriented Fox TV offerings, Disney's streaming service as a family oriented offering around Lucasfilm, Marvel and Disney, and ESPN as a sports fan service.
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Some worlds will be oriented around war and conflict, others will be oriented around peaceful commerce and participation in a tranquil society, and still others will take an educational focus looking to simulate areas of Earth for closer study.
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You can't hide much in VR – so it requires extremely detail-oriented design.
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ZS: And then Out is celebrity and fashion, and it's very male oriented.
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Later today, I'm going to try to be a bit more action-oriented.
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Citizens already offers its clients SigFig's consumer-oriented digital investing platform called SpeciFi.
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Synthesized images are color corrected, scaled and oriented to emulate a real image.
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My personality was apparently extremely susceptible to these kinds of family-oriented images.
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The venture business there in AI-oriented companies is really exploding with growth.
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We need to be customer-service-oriented inside the VA for veterans, right?
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The Russian President's perspective is well-informed and oriented toward the long term.
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That's not to say that Trump ran a sober-minded, issue-oriented campaign.
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It was like a satisfying chat with a very rewards-points-oriented friend.
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Meanwhile, progress has stalled on ambitious market-oriented reform plans announced in 2013.
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"I really liked how people-oriented one manager I met seemed," says Yoshida.
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After Xi assumed power in 2012, Beijing's initial policy was more market-oriented.
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Take a market-oriented and consumer-choice approach to health care and education.
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In comparison, the US military presence in Syria is oriented around fighting ISIS.
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Unlike more academic journals, it is always timely, globally oriented, and topically eclectic.
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"Now we've taken those bespoke, solutions-oriented features and productized them," Solomon said.
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IGTV will support full-screen, vertically-oriented videos up to an hour long.
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On the 22nd, the sun beams into partnership-oriented Libra for a month.
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He already had experience working on a weekly food-oriented podcast, The Feed.
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And so we had to change the way we oriented toward the world.
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Most of our surveillance is oriented around finding people who require medical intervention.
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For example, [when] they said, ' Oh, you can't sell female-oriented superhero movies.
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Broadly speaking, older men are less goal-oriented when it comes to sex.
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It's modern, but still Indian, family-oriented while challenging deeply ingrained cultural values.
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"I'm very family oriented, I love kids, nature and animals," the model shared.
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Moreover, those prevention-oriented surgeries might not even turn out to be necessary.
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Her thoughts are very goal-oriented, and now she completely understands her path.
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Her methods are not effective but "results oriented" (ergebnisorientiert) or "achievement capable" (leistungsfähig).
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We'll also have charcuterie, cheeses, rillettes, pâtés, but it's mainly oriented toward drinking.
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I keep rotating, trying to get oriented to the mazelike intersection of streets.
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The Baltic Sea town, Binz, is oriented more towards another older target group.
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TC: The firm seems very services oriented, which is unusual for its size.
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And if this trend continues, that's very good news for consumer-oriented funds.
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Export-oriented Slovenia narrowly avoided an international bailout for its banks in 2013.
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Organized and Detailed Oriented: Going out for an accounting or project management role?
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These four institutions operate as commercial banks oriented toward both companies and individuals.
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"I'm very family oriented, I love kids, nature, and animals," she told ¡Hola!
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Amid the selfie-oriented generation, Align's stock is up 46 percent this year.
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Widowmaker/Hanzo: The damage-oriented snipers are interchangeable when it comes to Mei.
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There's one 15-inch, bezel-free, horizontally-oriented touchscreen panel — and that's it.
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Mr. Rubin now directs an artificial intelligence-oriented investment incubator called Playground Global.
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There are a pair of content creator-oriented applications, called HoloStudio and Actiongram.
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We are very transparent about what we do and it's completely process oriented.
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A solid, issue-oriented discussion may attract a collective yawn from the voters.
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It's almost entirely cannabinoid oriented, [but] maybe in the future that will change.
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And some car manufacturers offer specific, though often luxury-oriented, medium-term subscriptions.
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China's exam-oriented culture has given rise to a billion-dollar tutoring market.
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"Virgo rarely works out because they're too detail-oriented" for Aries, Stellas says.
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We have a pink-oriented light wheel, kind of, for the Stories ring.
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"That's why Germany also has to be oriented more toward Russia," he said.
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Indonesia's bureaucracy, complains one foreign businessman, remains "oriented towards control rather than facilitation".
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This full moon in relationship-oriented Libra will have all sorts of reveals.
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"They're all pretty sports-oriented and that kept her pretty busy," Tucker says.
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Google's Family oriented products are still new, but off to a good start.
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All other options would bring disadvantages to Germany's export-oriented industry, it said.
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The decline supported export-oriented large-cap stocks, which dominate the FTSE 100.
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The Obama administration's TIGER grants were goal-oriented, aimed at improving environmental problems.
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JC PENNEY, WHICH IS MORE APPARREL ORIENTED, SAME STORE SALES WERE UP 4%.
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"I'm very family oriented, I love kids, nature and animals," explained Rodriguez, 23.
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And, number two, I didn't want to be in a quantitatively oriented job.
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So, I mean, you look at its strongest assets, they're all marketplace oriented.
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The legislation empowers more consumer oriented choice in healthcare services, among all things.
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The dimensions include height, length, width, how the object is oriented, and position.
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Expect to see a less cutesy, more action-oriented Chewie this time around.
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The Ionic gives Fitbit users the health-oriented technology they've come to expect.
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Citizen-oriented states that focus on human security enjoy public legitimacy and support.
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One theory is that the 230-240 workday structure is oriented around mornings.
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Even his signature achievement, ObamaCare, has its roots in conservative, market-oriented orthodoxy.
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Other-oriented perfectionism is linked with antisocial and narcissistic tendencies, the research suggests.
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And the cocktails, which skew whiskey, similarly couple familiarity with detail-oriented craft.
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It's almost like a transit-oriented version of Google-owned navigation app Waze.
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Sometimes some of us have phases where are more track or song oriented.
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Ultimately, the American people deserve a just, effective and results-oriented trade policy.
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Because there were a bunch — there was Friendster, it was all friend oriented.
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Allred still didn't think of her life as "cause-oriented," she told me.
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"The white supremacist movement is very visually and symbolically oriented," Mr. Pitcavage said.
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Your planetary ruler, the Moon, is full in detail-oriented Virgo this week.
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Fortunately, there are a number of career-oriented outlets online for job seekers.
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Long viewed as stodgy stocks for dividend-oriented investors, the telecom services sector .
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And despite our image-oriented age, he thinks that originality has been lost.
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That's why we have sayings like, "More saving, more doing" — very action-oriented.
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History is full of examples of engineering thwarted by goal-oriented rank amateurs.
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Export-oriented Hitachi advanced 2.1%, Mitsubishi Motor rose 1.5% and Kyocera gained 1.4%.
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Before that, the stocks that investors were buying were Hong Kong-oriented companies.
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"You'll have more fitness-oriented ones, you'll have more indulgent ones," he said.
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And make sure you're really perceived as detail-oriented by proofreading your resume.
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A reform-oriented official was elected as head of the Central Election Commission.
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Cohen went on to cofound the entertainment-oriented law firm Gardner Cohen LLP.
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It must be acknowledged and dealt with in a real, solution-oriented manner.
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Even the cast of characters was more oriented toward matters of the heart.
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Consequently, FCF can be volatlile given the commodity-oriented nature of its business.
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The charges have no direct links to the Russia-oriented accusations against Trump.
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The goal was to give a more business-oriented cast to advisory panels.
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"Vegans are detail-oriented, so if you mess up, you're done," he said.
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It is a good idea to keep these memos short and action-oriented.
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Small-cap, value, and more globally oriented names would also do quite well.
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Each option was simpler, fairer, and more growth oriented than our current code.
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Is that how you think of yourself as a designer: as product-oriented?
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"I would define it as a movement [that's] very family-oriented," he says.
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But Miller said he felt worn down by his competitive, goal-oriented attitude.
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Broadly speaking, modern American liberalism is oriented around the ideal of social equality.
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We're all so family-oriented, and we've all lost people on the road.
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These founders had originally set out to launch an end user-oriented solution.
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Directions and trajectories are drawn, space becomes oriented and is set in motion.
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The sun then rolls on to Cancer and your goal-oriented 10th house.
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Stop requiring children to conform to and work solely within adult-oriented structures.
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"These platforms are oriented to maximize user growth and retention," Mr. Zittrain said.
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This one's way more extensive, though, and more after-life oriented of course.
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They need to be disciplined, persistent, action-oriented, and focused, experts tell me.
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In July 2016, the county hired Rosenberg's firm, Community Oriented Correctional Health Services.
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I mean, a lot of quote-unquote "issue advocacy" is inherently candidate-oriented.
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He became the vice governor of the export-oriented southern province in 2010.
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And he took that nerdy, career-oriented sperm of his and made me.
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There is an inherently segregational nature to new access-oriented technologies like this.
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Technology-oriented firms, including Angie's List and Sales Force, dot the Indianapolis skyline.
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Harmonious passion doesn't happen automatically, especially in today's hyper-connected, comparison-oriented culture.
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Other men say they have doubts about the effectiveness of male-oriented schools.
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Some people are detail-oriented; others prefer to think about the larger picture.
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The art-oriented apps harness image recognition technology, each with a particular twist.
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For example, a detail-oriented guardian may tend to write long, thorough emails.
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Are they mission-oriented, do they solve the puzzles in a linear order?
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Sagarin has Kansas seventh, and ninth with his more score-oriented "predictor" ranking.
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"He's really nice, super fun, smart, educated, motivated and career oriented," she said.
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It is oriented around a central courtyard and garden, in traditional Spanish style.
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What attracted him to Gusto is the service-oriented nature of the company.
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"We don't do any political-oriented accounts or anything like that," he said.
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"Everybody who works here is career-oriented and professional and serious," he said.
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And executives were quick to discuss the practical side of future-oriented technologies.
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Tax rates drop and the tax laws become simpler and more growth-oriented.
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The interventions in TOPPS were developed to be exciting, goal-oriented and challenging.
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August 29, 2018 We have a very science-oriented show set for Wednesday.
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She credited her improvement to a more relaxed, process-oriented approach to competition.
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But the action oriented gameplay hinted at where Capcom would take the series.
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We've become a car-oriented borough, and we're drowning in our own traffic.
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Out went statism and protectionism and in came the market-oriented Washington Consensus.
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You are known for a growth oriented, hands-on, no nonsense direct approach.
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Others, such as bringing manufacturing back, are policy-oriented: the stuff of governing.
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Howard: Well one thing it says is that markets are short term oriented.
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The effort illustrates that a broad mobilization of rights-oriented lawyers is emerging.
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"Everybody who works here is career-oriented and professional and serious," he said.
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"They're going to have to be aspirational, optimistic, future-oriented," Mr. Bennett said.
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It might look familiar to anyone who works in a sales-oriented job.
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Hopefully when I go to grad school, everything will be more paper-oriented.
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"Amazon, like most big companies, is dollars-and-cents oriented," Mr. Zandi said.
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Alpers was certainly the most (unapologetically) recalcitrant speaker, and the most object oriented.
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Moon pledged to normalize relations and work toward "future-oriented cooperation" with Japan.
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That's why cautious, pragmatism-oriented politicians like Clinton don't want to embrace it.
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There are ways to trick yourself into turning off the task-oriented network.
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"To be the world's major scientific and technological power, the state will have to champion first-class institutes, research-oriented universities and innovation-oriented enterprises," the official Xinhua news agency cited Xi as saying at a science event on Monday.
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One, because it's a higher ESG-oriented company, has a lower cost of capital and therefore for the same dollar of future cash flows, that value is magnified compared to the other company which is a lower ESG-oriented company.
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In the past three months alone, four new US enterprise-oriented unicorns have emerged by selling directly to developers instead of to the traditional IT or business buyers; three China enterprise-oriented SaaS companies were able to raise mega rounds.
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"I'm very goal-oriented," said Figueroa, who was a structural engineering major at Princeton.
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Well, as always, that's a very personal and often very nitpickily detail-oriented question.
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The market-oriented framework should help to draw in private investment, if implemented successfully.
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However, Chuvashia has a diversified industry-oriented economy with a broad tax base, i.e.
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The company also unveiled health-oriented watches based on the design of current models.
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That may make your calculations less emotional and more oriented to your bottom line.
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Take a second to get oriented, to remember where fate has delivered you. Seattle.
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Nissan is all but promising a performance-oriented version of its all-electric Leaf.
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The private survey is also believed to be more reflective of export-oriented firms.
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This community-oriented solar cycle is like a wake-up call from the heavens.
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She oriented her life around work, sometimes clocking up to 70 hours per week.
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When you come public, there is a whole bunch of press oriented toward you.
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Its biggest firms are consumer-oriented conglomerates that mainly live off the American bounty.
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What started as a fitness-oriented goal for O'Neill ended up being much more.
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However, these aspects of the museum have not previously made it particularly visitor-oriented.
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It is sexy in the small details and comfort-oriented in its overall design.
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Yi said on Tuesday that internationalization of the yuan currency would be market-oriented.
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Have you done any major— BILL GATES: No, it's a very equity-oriented portfolio.
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It's a good idea to create service-oriented content that speaks to your expertise.
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It is necessary to return to ... Christian roots and develop more community-oriented behavior.
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Tech-oriented hedge fund Coatue took a nearly 21 million share stake in Snap.
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Milo is the first consumer-oriented product from the smart home company Hogar Controls.
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The streaming service has also been working on a series of news-oriented shows.
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This efficiency-oriented eclipse can help couples draw clearer outlines around their partnerships, too.
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The action-oriented gameplay of Anthem was another reason to start something brand-new.
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If you're detailed-oriented or just plain curious, check out the TC Hackathon FAQ.
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Therefore trade experts said India's dependence on China for export oriented growth is limited.
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Executives outside of services-oriented industries are talking about the rising wage impact, too.
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The book leans toward people who contributed to use-oriented applications of computing technology.
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"It was very tool-oriented: tools for doing things, for making things," recalls Bender.
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So I think you have a leadership that is very, very long-term oriented.
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Some versions may be imported from Europe, such as the more performance-oriented hatchbacks.
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The course focuses exclusively on Java — a back-end, strongly typed, object-oriented language.
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It's China's strongly export-oriented regions where we've seen the most dramatic wage growth.
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"This gives us an opportunity to get people oriented around the science," Wayte says.
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" Allred added, "Meghan was action-oriented and wanted to know what she could do.
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In other words: The Forq app is a photography-oriented iOS app for foodies.
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"What they do with that should in some way be mission-oriented," says Aftergood.
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Just as a truism: The [ex-]KGB officers are practical, pragmatic, business-oriented people.
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The pop-oriented follow-up to Morning Phase is now due out October 13.
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If anything, Yang could share even more supporter-oriented content given his grassroots support.
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Williams, fired after last season, was detail-oriented and regimented perhaps to a fault.
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And I like for everything that I'm doing to be kind of family oriented.
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Its biggest streaming bet, the family-oriented Disney+, is set to launch in November.
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Chaos reigned supreme at a family-oriented Easter egg hunt in Connecticut March 26.
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As in other years, the show had its share of issue-oriented acceptance speeches.
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"It was more meditative, more minimal, less structure-oriented, less pop-structured," she says.
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In his silkscreen paintings, which he started in 1962, the images are oriented correctly.
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This allowed for a greater sense of experimentation than with more commercially oriented endeavors.
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Taiwan is doing worse than other export-oriented Asian economies such as South Korea.
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They're direct, service-oriented, and a little rough on the edges—they're real humans.
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Vietnam's export-oriented economy should benefit disproportionately from the recently executed Trans-Pacific Partnership.
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So we're more service-oriented and, you know, and we are balance sheet focused.
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"We never forget that UX and designs have to be performance-oriented," Ferrer added.
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As for Enceladus and Europa, they remain enticing destinations for future exobiology-oriented missions.
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He has the instincts to do that but this is a result-oriented business.
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Your paintings portray new perspectives on female-oriented objects or items associated with girlishness.
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Democrats could also face resistance from their more affluent, better-educated, market-oriented supporters.
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"Let me get oriented now," said the Oracle of Omaha, looking around the store.
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The recent boom of emotionally-oriented, literary horoscopes suggests I'm not alone in this.
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FOX got a lot of attention with its edgier, adult-oriented X-Men spinoffs.
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Growth-oriented policy requires efficiency, "structural reform," better incentives, not just money in pockets.
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"My goal is to have a fun place that's more family-oriented," he said.
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Bush engaged with the children because they really were family oriented in every way.
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A lot of what was there, though, looked a little kitschy and tourist-oriented.
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"At the time, there weren't these types of business-oriented cooking classes." said Chuang.
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With Nicki's career-oriented chart, this connection is likely to be a practical one.
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Another stealth model, the export-oriented J-31, was unveiled at Zhuhai in 20173.
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If anything, the same-store sales from these sports-oriented retailers have just cratered.
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Many Palestinians' very identity seems more oriented to preserving grievance than to achieving peace.
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Male-oriented programs need to work on cultivating an environment where women feel accepted.
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With esports growing more and more, non gaming-oriented brands are getting interested too.
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Unlike its comedy-oriented predecessor, Netflix's The Chilling Adventures of Sabrina will be dark.
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Only the United States can realistically catalyze a success-oriented strategy for all parties.
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The Mission Act must be implemented in a thoughtful, detail-oriented, easily understood manner.
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The law's biggest supporters are often Democrats, though Trump's populism-oriented campaign embraced it.
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An unending stream of "Cards Against Humanity" ripoffs, and similar adult-oriented party games.
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But the move underscores YouTube's continued attempt to become more social and community-oriented.
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The only industrial sector bucking the trend was export-oriented manufacturing, which advanced 1.0%.
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They focus on possibilities ahead, all while listening to others and remaining team-oriented.
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We are also investing $325 million in career-oriented education aligned to growing sectors.
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For example, that pressure can come from disease-oriented advocacy groups or professional organizations.
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These service-oriented jobs really value "soft skills," like patience, teamwork, perseverance, and communication.
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These are highly constructive measures to slow healthcare inflation and deliver patient-oriented care.
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That's not the only bit of good news for more adult-oriented YouTubers either.
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FTSE rallied as investors bet that a weaker pound would boost export-oriented companies.
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Retailers will be looking to get rid of basic, budget-oriented devices in particular.
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The movement-oriented study, for instance, requires that participants also have an Apple Watch.
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But I, for one, don't feel as detail-oriented as I used to be.
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Mr. Ross said the administration had been "much more enforcement oriented" than its predecessors.
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These sensible principles would make for a strong, consumer-oriented approach to this problem.
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Silicon Valley is heavily car-oriented, and the region's roads are already clogged up.
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The odds: Privacy-oriented businesses know they face a tough climb luring Facebook's customers.
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They've been in business since the 40s and it's a really family-oriented spot.
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I am an HIV-positive, polyamorous-oriented gay man in an open triad relationship.
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The ones that succeed will be outcome-oriented, building useful products that people want.
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More from VICE: ConscientiousnessConscientious people tend to be very self-disciplined and detail-oriented.
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Tribe seemed the most community-oriented, so she applied, was accepted, and moved in.
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He calls it a "community that cares," a real family-oriented kind of town.
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The Muslim community is conservative, it's family-oriented, it's highly educated, and fiscally responsible.
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Libra is a relationship-oriented air sign, very much about logic, communication, and justice.
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In our racially oriented American society, this change marks a demotion for white people.
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They may share elements with linear film and television, or task-oriented video games.
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"You had Nixon, which is very action-sports oriented — skater, surfer," Mr. Kassan said.
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Trump essentially dropped a project that has oriented American culture and policy for centuries.
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We started the country's first refugee-oriented community center — located at a middle school.
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In general, we have very deep internally consistent ideologies and we're very issue-oriented.
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Jim Reynolds has said he didn't set out to make an issue-oriented show.
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"I need to get oriented first — there's a lot to take in," she said.
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It also does create an image of something that's heavy and non-consumer oriented.
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Lately, however, the site has given its video coverage a more lifestyle-oriented focus.
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Regulations replaced by some other approach, perhaps something "market-oriented," is a new direction.
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In North America, costly signals, through conspicuous consumption, is a more male-oriented strategy.
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To be fair, not all applications of beacon technology are marketing or surveillance-oriented.
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More recently, Trump's trade war policies have, by design, hurt Chinese export-oriented businesses.
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Attentive, detail-oriented, and temperamental, the house is not dissimilar — stereotypically — to a woman.
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He's perhaps best known for his detail-oriented novels set around the Staffordshire Potteries.
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American health care is the most market-oriented and most expensive in the world.
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"We will keep using market-oriented reforming thinking," Mr. Li said in his report.
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These people represent themselves as straight journalists who are fair, independent, oriented around facts.
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Her pop-oriented material suits the needs of narrative better than Summer's repetitive disco.
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"Both very hard-working, didn't have a ton, both very detailed-oriented," he said.
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Fort Dupont is the oldest minority-oriented youth hockey program in the United States.
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Mr. Ross said the administration had been "much more enforcement oriented" than its predecessors.
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The organization was founded in 1974, at the height of the process-oriented era.
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Elected officials generally want to approach homelessness in a compassionate and service-oriented manner.
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There's a lot in The Times that feels oriented toward the white and wealthy.
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Insults are essential, but they need to be less gender-oriented (try scatology instead).
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It's incredibly fun, freeing, challenging, community oriented, and unlike anything I'd ever experienced before.
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Simply put, if IT were oriented toward the good, IT could be an Avenger.
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The ones here were designed specifically to keep you motivated, focused, and goal-oriented.
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Bonus: She also just started a career-oriented newsletter if you can't get enough.
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It is lighter on the kind of wonkish, compromise-oriented technocrats who move bills.
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The first type is called self-oriented perfectionism, where you put demands on yourself.
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Reaching into the national culture runs against the grain of their policy-oriented ethos.
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The tech giant has mostly been hands off with the business-oriented social network.
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"They wanted to have a filter brand that was more lifestyle-oriented," Jackler said.
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She's helped me prioritize what's important and to become a more process-oriented person.
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Wiener is a rock-solid writer, which Solnit's miscalibrated, publicity-oriented blurb doesn't change.
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"Our region is very family-oriented," said Karolina Burczyk, a 26-year-old accountant.
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First-year consultants should also expect to be detail-oriented in dealing with data.
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Western-oriented, but not so much that it doesn't understand the old socialist mentality.
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How is it being a woman entrepreneur where you're selling a woman-oriented product?
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He had previously been disciplined and demoted for sending sexually oriented emails to colleagues.
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They become more self-oriented and less likely to see things from others' perspectives.
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Slack, the popular biz-oriented chat service, is down for many users this morning.
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College hockey "is a results-oriented business and the results aren't there," he added.
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And future-oriented politicians emerge to channel that energy and challenge the old establishment.
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I think this is a testament to how foreign-oriented the scene currently is.
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But they quickly became involved in a wide variety of modish design-oriented projects.
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But they quickly became involved in a wide variety of modish design-oriented projects.
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The process-oriented work of the artist Shozo Shimamoto, in particular, resonated with him.
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Hillary Clinton, meanwhile, has a broad public health–oriented plan for the opioid epidemic.
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Now it's expanding the carpool-oriented service to all Waze users in San Francisco.
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The guesthouse, oriented north-south as it always was, is in a garden now.
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GoPro primarily sells action-oriented cameras, but it recently made a foray into drones.
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Wayne brings up the hurricane, too, albeit with less of a government-oriented edge.
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Swisher asked Zuckerberg about Facebook's permissive attitude toward Infowars, Alex Jones's conspiracy-oriented publication.
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"Dallas & Robo" moves just as fast but is fractionally less joke oriented and a little more story oriented, focusing on the friendship between the narcissistic, motor-mouthed Dallas (saved from being unbearable by Ms. Dennings's unstoppable charm) and the heroically patient Robo.
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"In the early years, for one fund family, you'll find more 'risky' equity exposure to growth-oriented stocks, but toward the later years, it's more value-oriented equity exposure," said Aaron Pottichen, president of retirement services at CLS Partners in Austin, Texas.
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Strong, pit bull, sex symbol, no nonsense, business oriented and ready to make a difference!
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They recognise, rightly, that the Philippines lacks the infrastructure needed to attract export-oriented manufacturing.
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And it's very tech-oriented, which is interesting because it's a critical skill going forward.
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While this took longer than I had expected, having the benchmark kept me goal-oriented.
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Hokusai's The Wave followed suit, just as detail-oriented and powerfully colorful as the last.
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Naman will also inherit that challenge of marketing a consumer-oriented product that's targeting businesses.
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I BELIEVE THAT OBVIOUSLY HE IS A VERY BUSINESS-MINDED INDIVIDUAL THAT'S VERY SOLUTION ORIENTED.
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Masucci added, "She is the true definition of a family oriented person," the outlet reports.
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"There is this goal-oriented, performance-focused model of sex, especially for men," Chavez says.
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To be seen as challenging that view carries consequences in this rigidly harmony-oriented society.
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Strong, pit bull, sex symbol, no nonsense, business oriented, and ready to make a difference!
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It is small, nationally oriented businesses that are most at risk from backsliding on reforms.
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We took the information seriously and shared it with partners working with Charity-Oriented Myanmar.
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He says this strategy is more predictable and less risky than a growth-oriented proposition.
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They're super picky, they're detail-oriented, and, frankly, they hate a bunch of stuff. Congrats!
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" Mr. Stipanovich said that Mr. Bush was "very smart; he was very oriented to policy.
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Tevin Eurgene Crosby Crosby was ambitious and goal-oriented, his brother told the Orlando Sentinel.
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That does not mean serious, or issue-oriented, ads are necessarily always a bad strategy.
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The elder hiker had been walking the wrong direction until someone helped her get oriented.
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This is much more of a tense, suspense-oriented thriller than anything you've directed before.
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Li pledged to deepen market-oriented reforms in interest rates and to lower borrowing costs.
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Brand-Oriented Visitors are harder to plan for, because they are the ultimate impulse buyers.
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As you near retirement, your fund "glides" from being growth-oriented to being more conservative.
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There's another problem with China's reforms: Market-oriented doesn't necessarily mean free market, Prasad noted.
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To be successful in any business, you must be accessible, approachable, and customer-service oriented.
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Michael Jordan released a statement shortly after, expressing his support for James' community-oriented work.
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The interior is lavished with leather and synthetic suede and features a driver-oriented layout.
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Crucially, monetary policy oriented around individuals should be easier to understand than the customary prestidigitation.
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On Saturday evening, the moon will break out that funk and enter action-oriented Aries!
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In a quick moment you get oriented and your phone is in sync with you.
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That is particularly the case in export-oriented industries such as smartphone assembly and shoemaking.
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But of all the performing arts, classical music remains the most oriented to its past.
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Widowmaker/Hanzo: Just like McCree, both of the damage-oriented snipers can counter Soldier effectively.
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"We think its a relationship-oriented investment," said Holly Ormseth, product lead for Uber Rewards.
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In the public option's place, the health law included "community operated and oriented plans" program.
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"CAT's become much more of a service-oriented company than most people realize," he said.
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In addition, several trade-oriented economies also reported softness in their import and export activities.
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But the truth is, Section 230 protects all websites, whether they're politically oriented or not.
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Called a gimbal, this 3-axis steady cam keeps the camera properly oriented during flight.
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I want someone who is family-oriented and who I can totally be myself around.
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I don't want to oversell as a results-oriented show, although we have incredible results.
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Try "Sign o' the Times," a concerned protest sung over ominous minimalist percussion-oriented electrofunk.
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Faced with the exodus, Sweden instituted market-oriented reforms and embraced small businesses and entrepreneurs.
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We are quite visually oriented that we feel included in the wine instead of excluded.
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Second, Facebook's market-oriented response to the problem does not ameliorate any of these concerns.
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And I was to a treatment center in Manchester, which is kind of peer-oriented.
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We've got dance pieces, electronic oriented stuff, and very guitar-based music like Single Lash.
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On the flipside, it's about time one of Africa's commercially oriented startups demonstrates notable profits.
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That is significantly lower than the earnings estimates for the and for domestic-oriented companies.
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If Academy Award winning actors do not matter, why do profit-oriented studios use stars?
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Export-oriented auto stocks fell more than 3 percent, making them the top sectoral faller.
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Shares in export-oriented South Korea and Taiwan rose 0.6 percent and 1 percent, respectively.
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Tesla's detail-oriented style is similar to Apple's, according to famous technology investor Marc Andreessen.
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Importantly, Heritage has always been more oriented around political activism than the average think tank.
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I will be back strong, career-oriented, and independent — the stuff that I've always been.
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JH: It was kind of more theory-oriented and a strong AI group as well.
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And it's such an important one that its players need their own golf-oriented wearable.
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What he is not – and what he has never been – is a details-oriented person.
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Repair is a less partisan but no less action-oriented phrase that Americans overwhelmingly embrace.
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Jesus and Marbs are almost always clad in black and favor darker, tech oriented sonics.
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They aren't interested in a productive conversation about an innovation-oriented internet and communications system.
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Northern countries, which are more export-oriented, have gained the most from a weak euro.
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Along those lines, some yield-oriented strategies focus on buying stocks with high dividend yields.
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It's single-player only and heavily-story oriented in an industry dominated by multiplayer shooters.
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That focus, in turn, sparked a radical notion of economic development oriented around "charter cities".
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A Scorpio with her Moon in Pisces, Eve's chart shows someone who is relationship oriented.
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Gene therapy stocks are a huge opportunity for growth-oriented investors, according to Goldman Sachs.
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The economics job market in the United States is emblematic of this market-oriented preference.
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Among these are centralized and decentralized currencies, lightning fast payment-oriented coins, and privacy coins.
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Moffitt doesn't consider himself particularly statistics-oriented, but, clearly, he would relish a second championship.
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Companies like Billie, a woman-oriented shaving company, do not charge more for feminine items.
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"I'm too math oriented to do that," said Girardi, who majored in engineering at Northwestern.
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Under Chairman Pai's leadership, the new FCC can implement these and similar market-oriented reforms.
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And it brought adult-oriented anime to a mass audience after Toonami got the axe.
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Hillary Clinton has always been fiercely goal-oriented, and one of her goals is wealth.
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Most rooms are oriented west, with a slight northern tilt, for sunsets and evening light.
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Five large brick hearths, most with raised-panel surrounds, are oriented around a center chimney.
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Nate Silver at FiveThirtyEight has a more mathematical and data-oriented analysis of all that.
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It's a way of showing you're on top of things and that you're action oriented.
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Bruce said Blockbuster offered a community-oriented space that he thinks modern society is lacking.
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People receive a score and a recommendation for a conservative, moderate or growth-oriented portfolio.
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Judiciary has oversight of a politically oriented Justice Department and major issues like voting rights.
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"We'd framed the show in a way that was unapologetically justice-oriented," Science Mike said.
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In this way, you're conveying that you're attentive, detail-oriented and communicative, Aarons-Mele says.
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Thankfully, I think investors still have ample reason to consider investing in consumer-oriented firms.
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AmeriCorps and Teach for America are service-oriented ways to work within the United States.
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Some, such as John Adams, are depicted as market-oriented artists peddling nostalgic neo-Romanticism.
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Millennials are oriented around neighborhood hospitality, rather than national identity or the borderless digital world.
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In some cases, financially oriented ownership can provide a wake-up call to newspaper management.
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The Beatles stopped touring when they entered a more studio-oriented phase of their career.
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Its small, vertically oriented screen can only display basic health information in black-and-white.
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This allows her to operate with an outcome-oriented approach that fits First Round perfectly.
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"Ten or fifteen years ago, Brooklyn was oriented towards jobs based in Manhattan," Valhouli said.
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The cabin is whisper-quiet with little indication that you're driving a performance-oriented car.
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Simmons says she reached out to stutter-oriented organizations and even started the hashtag #DDDetainedinatlanta.
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He wanted me to contribute, and to do that, you have to be mission oriented.
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The high-density North Bayshore developments will be surrounded by more car-oriented, suburban neighborhoods.
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" Six-Page Narratives: "We don't do PowerPoint (or any other slide-oriented) presentations at Amazon.
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We are rule-bound and systems-oriented and we are drawn in by focal events.
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It's a little unusual in that a lot of foundations will be more cause-oriented.
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Acclaim thought this meant games were ready to take the jump into adult-oriented humor.
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I focus on consumer and SMB-oriented businesses with an emphasis on mobile-first applications.
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With the new templates, users will actually have more options with less detail-oriented customization.
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