"We feel like we're pioneers, and our volunteers are pioneers," Ledgerwood said.
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Westworld links the manifest destiny pioneers of the 1800s with tomorrow's pioneers of technology.
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And, as David McCullough showed in his book "The Pioneers," African-American pioneers to the territory were voting.
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Baby boomers tend to be pioneers or integrators — and CEOs are most likely to be either pioneers or drivers.
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And it's really cool to feel like you've been sucked into a part of history in Seattle..." WP: "Pioneers, just pioneers.
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Pioneers Festival in Vienna Pioneers Festival in Vienna Runtastic, the fitness app acquired by Adidas last year, was already up and running by 2011.
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"When I think about pioneers, the real pioneers are the people who are able to make a path where none exists," Eric Johnson told CNN.
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Pioneers Festival co-founders Jürgen Furian and Andreas Tschas also launched the venture fund Pioneers Ventures, and are two of the most recognized members of the country's ecosystem.
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"When I think about pioneers, the real pioneers are the people who are able to make a path where none exists," her son Eric G. Johnson told CNN.
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Old stereotypes — fearless pioneers, hostile natives — are banished.
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" — in remembrance of "one of the pioneers in hip-hop.
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As one of the internet's pioneers, eBay's seen it all.
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They're pioneers, and here in this area, they started here.
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These figures should have industry pioneers Alibaba and JD sweating.
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"We have a clear goal to remain pioneers," he said.
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It's time to bring the pioneers back to the forefront.
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That technology generated huge profits for mobile pioneers like Vodafone.
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Both KIPP and IDEA are pioneers in reversing that trend.
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Their governments have also been pioneers in online government services.
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The Pioneers had won three of their previous four games.
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Dubai has become a hub for pioneers in the space.
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Pioneers were carving out a life in the western territories.
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"We wanted a forum to celebrate these pioneers," Pinnell says.
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One of the internet's earliest meme pioneers is no more.
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Her company is one of the pioneers of this model.
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HBCUs are real pioneers when it comes to school choice.
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Absolutely," he said "I keep telling our squad 'you're pioneers'.
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"O Pioneers!" appeared in 1913, and her mature career began.
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Even the pioneers of the internet didn't see it coming.
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I mean, clearly, we were no pioneers of this move.
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Vogueing pioneers show how it's done at BRIC in Brooklyn.
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Some of these female pioneers are as young as 25.
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"You have to create the right incentives for tech pioneers."
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The choice of speakers fits a theme of national pioneers.
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There are no set pathways, and there are few pioneers.
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As the book ends, the digital pioneers are in tatters.
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They are part of the pioneers of the synthwave scene.
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You can read more about these pioneers, and others, here.
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This week alone, pioneers of CRISPR have unveiled three of them.
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As climate-change pioneers, they might not seem all that impressive.
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Yeah. So, the plains are covered with the bodies of pioneers.
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"Pioneers: First Women Filmmakers" is fundraising on Kickstarter through November 18.
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Those who make the decision are generally characterized as brave pioneers.
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Science fiction inspired the first rocket pioneers to explore beyond Earth.
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As pioneers arrived they tried to turn the Otways into farmland.
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Just to name the pioneers: DJ Rashad, Traxman, everybody in Teklife.
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"We pride ourselves on being pioneers in this space," he says.
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Early American modern dance was a story of pioneers and rebels.
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The big guy on the Pioneers didn't feel that way, however.
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A couple of the Pioneers are my best friends over here.
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We're both old pioneers of the sport, legends of the sport.
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Inscriptions like "Gay Pioneers" and "Gay Is Good" give them away.
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Instead, she defers to the pioneers whose legacies are her models.
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Check out our interview with one of Cuba's female skateboarding pioneers.
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Elvis was feted, Mr. Berry and other black pioneers largely ignored.
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Colombian groups still appear to be the pioneers in this regard.
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How did you learn about these pioneers and their historic firsts?
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A group of internet pioneers is trying to stop the sale.
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Five years ago, Facebook acquired VR pioneers Oculus for $2 billion.
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But a few E.S.G. pioneers have offered international funds for years.
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These social pioneers are active in three periods of life: Now in their 60s, these social pioneers are re-imagining the rest of their lives and they are looking for ways to be productive for longer.
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Many of its pioneers have a social mission, namely to alleviate poverty.
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Sort of the plains are covered with the bodies of pioneers idea.
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The road I traveled was lined with the bodies of dead pioneers.
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Pioneers of the first 2401(k) plans are having some second thoughts.
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"We are pioneers," SpaceIL said in an emailed statement to The Verge.
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California pioneers searched to be the first to find the biggest trees.
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"Pioneers" preach the religion abroad, while its leaders support education for women.
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Arguably, conservative media pioneers like Hunt even paved the way for Sen.
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The Leave campaign in Britain's 250 Brexit referendum was among the pioneers.
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Were the meowers pioneers, the earliest practitioners of Anonymous-style online anarchy?
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Ciani performed alongside other synth pioneers inspired by Don Buchla at Moogfest.
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Well...some people say pioneers end up with arrows in their back.
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It's the Chinese startups who are the pioneers here, not vice versa.
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They were pioneers returned from hip-hop's golden age, but not prophets.
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"There are the older pioneers that do super crazy work!" he says.
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Pioneers like Sweden showed that negative-rate seas were actually quite calm.
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A 3D printing shop called Kraftwerk, after the German electronic-music pioneers?
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McQuaid, John Smedley, and everyone else at Sony Online Entertainment were pioneers.
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In the past decade 2,000 pioneers could not wait and moved anyway.
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This is a band that were pioneers of electronic and dance music.
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Minnesota indie pioneers Low yesterday confirmed details of their 12th studio album.
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With his passing, hip-hop has lost one of its finest pioneers.
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But I would like to think we'll be remembered as female pioneers.
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Three pioneers of molecular machinery were awarded the Nobel Prize in Chemistry.
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Of New York's pioneers, only a handful of stayed in dining rooms.
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Obviously a lot of the original house and techno pioneers were black.
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For years, critics mostly treated these women as oddities rather than pioneers.
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Thanks to these pioneers, we've learned that wild animals do complicated things.
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Pioneers of pop-music studies, they address their subject with deep respect.
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With most products and industries, the settlers enjoy more success than the pioneers because the pioneers have to fight an uphill battle to create the market, whereas the second or third movers have to make the product better.
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Burnie: Rooster Teeth are definitely pioneers in the world of subscription online video.
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CERAWeek has for many years brought together what we call energy innovation pioneers.
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It strikes me as the plains are covered with the bodies of pioneers.
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And these companies are the pioneers blazing a trail into the great unknown.
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They are still mostly too expensive for all but wealthy clean-energy pioneers.
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As YouTube ages, so, too, do the pioneers who started on the platform.
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I caught it from the women who were weight room pioneers before me.
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They were pioneers, "mothers," and activists, simply for being brave enough to live.
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Dawn says they were "pioneers in girlfriend-to-girlfriend fitness," and body positivity.
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But of course, perpetual pioneers Oprah and Gayle have known that for decades.
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Those pioneers passed their love of the sport on to generations of men.
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Last week, we met the clean energy pioneers helping to solve climate change.
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Professor Kazerooni is one of the field's pioneers as well as leading entrepreneurs.
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In India the game being played by the e-commerce pioneers is leapfrog.
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Pioneers provides financial services and invests in the real estate and industrial sectors.
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The Panthers were the pioneers of this kind of performance art, some say.
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Dansgaard was by that point one of the pioneers of measuring oxygen isotopes.
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The pioneers have arrived: Lil' Miquela, Astro, Bermuda and Shudu are prominent examples.
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In the recording studio and on the road, the Dead were also pioneers.
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It can also be said that they were pioneers of the USPM movement.
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"The true pioneers of modern computational design, but without computers," Capozzo calls them.
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Kinnon LaRose added 210 points Jare'l Spellman had eight rebounds for the Pioneers.
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Gadi Aviran was one of the pioneers of the private Israeli intelligence industry.
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From the cockpit of #Si22002, #SanFrancisco and the Golden Gate, land of pioneers!
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Who better to study than one of the pioneers of the genre, right?
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I was drawn in by the heavy drone of Kiev's rising techno pioneers.
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Here are the three pioneers' takes on the trend they started in 1999.
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Pioneers of LED technology bring glowing sculptures, each year brighter than the last.
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Furthermore, female pioneers in the sciences don't receive nearly enough credit or attention.
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When pioneers traveled west on the prairie, bees accompanied them in covered wagons.
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Early internet pioneers latched on to McLuhan, even as they distorted his theories.
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"There were a few pioneers in that space at the time," he said.
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"Black women have broken barriers, been torch bearers and pioneers," Mr. Frederick continued.
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He had a 125-57-26 record in five seasons with the Pioneers.
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After all, the pioneers of today will be the market leaders of tomorrow.
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He had a 125-57-2893 record in five seasons with the Pioneers.
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New York is taking lessons from California, Germany and other clean energy pioneers.
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I believe Young Thug would be one of the biggest pioneers in that.
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There were no pioneers, restaurateurs, actors, or writers I could call my own.
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We were in a strange situation as pioneers trying to grow the league.
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And while the first four winners are pioneers, they also are mischief-makers.
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But it is clear that the newer members are different kinds of pioneers.
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Swimming Pool by Maria Svarbova comes out November 28 from New Heroes & Pioneers.
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But as most pioneers will tell you, they are traveling into unknown territory.
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Thanks to a new wave of transgender pioneers, however, the modeling industry is changing.
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Because, then, like I said, the plains are covered with the bodies of pioneers.
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Pioneers in cool (no, seriously) outdoor/lifestyle apparel are emerging from all over Japan.
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Pioneers like YY and Six Rooms must compete with bigger social platforms like Tencent.
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The first gallery gathers works by Asian, Arab, African, and American pioneers of abstraction.
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Regardless of their stances, both of these pioneers changed women's clothing through their politics.
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At the moment we've got incredible pioneers — and that could be male or female.
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It has also acquired two cloud gaming pioneers, Gaikai (2012) and OnLive (patents, 2015).
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Early pioneers are calling friends and saying, 'This is where you want to be.
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"I always talk about the pioneers because I love them so much," Hannity said.
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Today, ubiquitous smartphones pack power that would have been inconceivable to early computer pioneers.
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They were pioneers, but they went here and there and lacked a little flow.
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Some pioneers have tried producing cheese from bacteria found in their armpits and navels.
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Other investors in the round include Saatchinvest, Pioneers Ventures, Seedcamp, plus some business angels.
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We recently launched Moon Juice because they are new-gen pioneers in their fields.
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You are lucky to be the first pioneers to witness and download the leak.
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"A positive preconception amongst pioneers is the norm for any putative treatment," Rucker said.
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They are internet standards pioneers, champions of net neutrality, and innovators of every sort.
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These first private astronauts will be pioneers, and I hope to be among them.
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The three artificial intelligence pioneers' work basically laid the foundation for modern AI technologies.
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OSLO - Norwegian Finance Minister Siv Jensen holds speech at Ocean Pioneers conference - 0800 GMT.
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OSLO - Norwegian Finance Minister Siv Jensen holds speech at Ocean Pioneers conference - 223 GMT.
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Charif Souki is considered one of the pioneers of America's natural-gas export boom.
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Pro wrestling moved backwards for decades, leaving its black female pioneers in the dust.
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The pioneers are retiring: Mr Bradner will say goodbye in the next few months.
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They also happen to be pioneers when it comes to living the vegan lifestyle.
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You are lucky to be the first pioneers to witness and download the leak.
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Mr. Camdessus and Ms. Silberman were architectural pioneers, but they weren't the only ones.
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But beyond the exterior, these wagons are nothing like the ones pioneers slept in.
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Airborne laser weapon research isn't new and Boeing was one of the early pioneers.
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THE WEATHER EXPERIMENT: The Pioneers Who Sought to See the Future, by Peter Moore.
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Instead, young writers and filmmakers look up to these men as pioneers of technique.
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Instead, online lenders are emerging as the pioneers, catering to China's rising consumer class.
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This one portrays pioneers of the diamond industry in Mirny, one riding a reindeer.
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First are "the black-market people who're forging on," the original patchouli-scented pioneers.
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Bristolian music pioneers Massive Attack were formed at the dawn of the digital age.
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You know what they say — pioneers are the ones with arrows in their back.
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It feels like the radicalism of many civil rights pioneers has been muted today.
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Either way, this is a field ripe for creative and entrepreneurial urban data pioneers.
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Included in the catalog are pioneers from the worlds of business, technology, and entertainment.
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There are still very few pioneers in the space and household penetration is negligible.
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Other pioneers in the disability community, whom I looked up to, also died recently.
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The ranking is a reminder that photography's pioneers regarded themselves as artists, not shutterbugs.
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I'm betting that David McCullough's new book, "The Pioneers," will be a hit, too.
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Duke had 21 yards passing and 21 yards rushing for the Pioneers (213-221).
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The industry pioneers — EON Sports VR and STRIVR — both grew out of college football.
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These pioneers reminded us that change is always unsettling and that silence changes nothing.
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"We have been the pioneers, and pushed our industry another small step forward." video
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Now he's collaborating with the champagne brand to highlight the pioneers influencing culture today.
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Rob Frieden holds the Pioneers Chair in Telecommunications and Law at Penn State University.
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Mr Terry and the market pioneers in Ventura County are trying to avoid this.
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A group of online pioneers says it is not the place to maximize profits.
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The pioneers realize that founding a new warren is meaningless without mates and offspring.
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Inverroche, one of the pioneers of South Africa's craft industry, uses fragrant fynbos shrubs.
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Orascom Investment fell by 9.89%, Ezz Steel sank by 9.91% and Pioneers dropped 9.31%.
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Likewise, the new entrants are either agile, high-tech pioneers or reckless, cavalier upstarts.
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But Dr. Duffin and his wife were pioneers last summer, using old-fashioned serendipity.
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The dabbin' pioneers gave props to a couple unlikely candidates ... check out the clip.
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Here are the top 20 pioneers ranked from the BBC History Magazine's "100 Women who changed the world" poll: For the full list of pioneers featured in the "100 Women Who Changed the World" poll, read the full analysis by BBC History Magazine.
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These are all legit pioneers who are still with us and so accessible and young.
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And even then, Instagram will be waiting to copy and refine what Evan Spiegel pioneers.
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"It was only after the march that these gay pioneers realized what might be possible."
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Texas, which had joined the United States two years earlier, was eager for white pioneers.
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It often pioneers technologies in its devices long before they show up in the iPhone.
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It is not enough for the pioneers of AI and ML to share their code.
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He also runs the Digital Polarization Initiative, which pioneers new approaches to teaching information literacy.
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Doudna and Charpentier—two women—are within the scientific community widely viewed as CRISPR's pioneers.
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The hip-hop pioneers Eric B. & Rakim would name-check Mr. Walters in a lyric.
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But in frontier markets the brave pioneers of mobile money tend to become near-monopolies.
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Mannan and Mojumdar were "pioneers of practicing and promoting homosexuality in Bangladesh," the tweet reads.
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We talked to industry leaders, pioneers and beta testers for both medical and industrial uses.
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Until such time, an un-terraformed Mars will present a hostile setting for venturing pioneers.
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"It is now our generation's task to carry on what those pioneers began," he said.
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"HBCUs are real pioneers when it comes to school choice," she wrote in a statement.
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Holographic Studios was founded by one of the original holography pioneers, Jason Sapan, in 1979.
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Paak, Talib Kweli – across 16 tracks, it's a fitting farewell to the hip-hop pioneers.
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The Panthers were more than militants; they were pioneers in American pop and political culture.
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"HBCUs are real pioneers when it comes to school choice," DeVos said in a statement.
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He is one of the pioneers in space exploration on whose shoulders we now stand.
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Both companies are pioneers in cloud-native security and share the same maniacal customer focus.
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Both, though quite different in background, manner and actions, are pioneers in the new politics.
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These pioneers remain a beacon for Black women across the country, both young and old.
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"We think this, building on efforts of pioneers, will take 7-10 years," added Johnson.
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John Donoghue, who heads the centre, is another of the pioneers of the BrainGate system.
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But the European nation state has not withered away as some of the pioneers hoped.
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The Financial Times was among the pioneers, instituting an online paywall as early as 2007.
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Founded in 1994, Yahoo was one of the last independently operated pioneers of the web.
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In turn, a generation of educators and technology pioneers were influenced by Dr. Papert's work.
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Regarded as one of the pioneers in alternative comedy, he's known for biting political satire.
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Pioneers 22 and 21981 left Earth in 240, and Voyagers 210 and 22003 in 19953.
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On some level it was a hat tip to the pioneers of vlogging pre-HD.
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The time has come to pardon one of our nation's African-American civil rights pioneers.
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We have never experienced anything like the current crisis, and all of us are pioneers.
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"A Gallery Scene That Pioneers in New Territories," by Grace Glueck, published June 26, 1983.
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The city's remoteness from Tel Aviv makes it an unlikely location to find culinary pioneers.
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Whichever state official pioneers such a system will certainly be regarded as a great American.
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Having students be your first pioneers [means] they don't give a shit about your investors.
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For Glinn, who also photographed revolutionaries in Cuba and desegregation pioneers in Little Rock, Ark.
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I loved stories of the early pioneers, the hardships, delights and disaster narratives of homesteaders.
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Here, many immigrant or so-called alien artists cast themselves as cosmic pioneers or explorers.
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Ginsberg begins by paying intelligent tribute to the great bop pioneers of the postwar years.
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The pioneers of cannabis tourism, Colorado Cannabis Tours and My 252 Tours, are in Denver.
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The early bitcoin mining pioneers are giving way to giant organizations operating on multiple continents.
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For me personally, I was very interested in the beginning of it all — the pioneers.
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And pioneers like Mayo found different ways to use their data to advance medical research.
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The story that the pioneers of urban evolution are piecing together is tinged with darkness.
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First, it suggests that historically Americans rose purely through rugged individualism — think of the pioneers!
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Suddenly, the world was introduced to the pioneers of video review in sports: racing stewards.
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The online flower-delivery company was one of the early pioneers of on-call commerce.
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This museum's recently opened ImagiNATIONS Activity Center celebrates Native Americans as scientific and cultural pioneers.
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In the middle were the pioneers of the art: Louis Armstrong, his mentors and disciples.
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New on bookshelves: An intimate look at the hip-hop pioneers A Tribe Called Quest.
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The people are neither pioneers nor lawbreakers, but three seekers of some satisfactory hot springs.
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Like most pioneers, it turned out that Castle was rather triumphantly ahead of his time.
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We look at the life, pursuits and goals of the pioneers, for 2016 and beyond.
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I was co-founder and CEO of Sidecar, one of the pioneers of ride-sharing.
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Director Carmine Amoroso spent the last years working on an independent documentary about the Italian "pioneers who fought for freedom of speech and sexual freedom through the right to make pornography"—pioneers like pornographers Lasse Braun, Riccardo Schicchi, Ilona Staller (Cicciolina), and Giuliana Gamba.
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She also spent time in product engineering roles at tech pioneers Silicon Graphics and Good Technology.
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Revels and his fellow racial pioneers are posed together, dressed in vested suits and bow ties.
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The second is the Pioneers Era Wing, which commemorates fighters who debuted before the aforementioned date.
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As a result, Marley's career intersects with many of the pioneers of Jamaica's then-fledgling industry.
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Montgomery coached Denver University for five seasons and led the Pioneers to the 2017 national championship.
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The writer of this essay, Ian Burkhart, is one of world's foremost pioneers in this realm.
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"I was one of the pioneers of the internet," he said at a recent technology conference.
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I mean, obviously no comedian is well-adjusted, but to do what they've done... They're pioneers.
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The thrash metal pioneers intend to release a studio recording later this year or early 2017.
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This video is new and different and it pioneers a form of content creation that's unique.
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On that note: Line has been one of the pioneers of official accounts inside messaging apps.
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Freshman forward Alperen Kurnaz hit a jumper with 13:43 left for the Pioneers' first points.
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Meet some of the pioneers showing what happens when the masses can teach computers new tricks.
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Trump and Pence want ordinary Americans with modest training going into space as pioneers and colonizers.
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Unbelievable as that might sound, who better to be that first than one of its pioneers?
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So sudden, in fact, that many of the pioneers of quantum mechanics assumed they were instantaneous.
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I'm still friends with them today, but they were internet pioneers in the dot-com era.
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That said, the fact that these teams have gotten this far distinguishes them all as pioneers.
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Real, true pioneers like Jack, Mike, and Billy, didn't want to get into the cocaine business.
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This an obvious comparison—two pioneers, both black, joining the majors—but also a lazy one.
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As the years passed and film advanced, these pioneers would die and in turn become memorialized.
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My great-great grandfather was one of the first Indian pioneers to build his life here.
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Grandmaster Flash, one of the early pioneers depicted in the series, served as an associate producer.
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Alternatively, Italian pioneers in Virginia used their word for aubergine to disparage the Melungeons' skin colour.
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"Caesars has been one of the pioneers in that respect," said Gaming Union analyst John DeCree.
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Packaged with an informative 76-page booklet, "Pioneers" warrants a place in every American educational institution.
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One of the early pioneers in the recent boom in hydraulic fracturing is now advising Sen.
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Rising prices elsewhere in the city have led young families, artists and others to become pioneers.
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Chuck Berry is credited as one of the most important pioneers of rock and roll music.
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More than a decade on, he and his team consider themselves pioneers in a growing movement.
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In many ways, stock photography archives were pioneers when it came to policing creative digital property.
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Regarded as one of the pioneers in alternative comedy, he's known for his biting political satire.
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We'd be thrilled when we read about the exploits of Silicon Valley pioneers like Steve Jobs.
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Out of all the pioneers – the Tangerine Dreams, the John Carpenters – Goblin sound the most occult.
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Dirty Old Wedge follows the story of the wave and its bodysurfing pioneers to the present.
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It's been almost 50 years, but there are still pioneers in many parts of the world.
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"It's almost a rite of passage," Ashley Hansen, granddaughter of the New Orleans dessert pioneers, explains.
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The pioneers of vegan bread in Mexico City give us a bread free of any suffering.
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Singer Claire L. Evans literally wrote the book (Broad Band) on female pioneers of the internet.
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They want to produce a country that is not full of passive recipients but audacious pioneers.
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After all, the pioneers of the email protocol themselves did seem to see it that way.
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They crush toward the front, jockeying for position among these few hundred pioneers of long distance.
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Elizabeth Magie — a writer, inventor and feminist — was one of the pioneers of land-grabbing games.
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The IEA is helping to make sure everyone can benefit from the experiences of such pioneers.
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THE EARLY vision for a borderless, unregulated internet has not panned out as its pioneers hoped.
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But the story that the pioneers of urban evolution are piecing together is tinged with darkness.
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Last season, the Pioneers finished with a 13-11 record while averaging 111 points a game.
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A loss to North Dakota in the 25 national semifinals had driven the Pioneers this year.
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Not just people who were recently active, but all the way back to civil rights pioneers.
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Wolves perceived as agents of wicked intention became a stand in for the pioneers' own wickedness.
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"There's no question that we were pioneers," she said of the female reporters of her generation.
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Well, now, 276, 261 years later, these same women are pioneers again, this time reinventing grandparenting.
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Mercy Hospital and the Greater Portland Addiction Collaborative (GPAC) are proud to be among these pioneers.
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We set about holding and developing the land, just like the pioneers of the Kibbutz movement.
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Rest in peace, John Glenn and your fellow pioneers, and comfort to your surviving loved ones.
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In 2004, she received the American Psychiatric Association's Solomon Carter Fuller Award for African-American Pioneers.
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RCI, one of the pioneers in exchanging timeshares among owners, has 4,300 properties in its network.
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Founded by Samuel Bourne (photographer) and Charles Shepherd (printer) who were also pioneers of Indian Photography.
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"HBCUs are real pioneers when it comes to school choice," DeVos had said in a statement.
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"My dad was one of the original pioneers of the Fiji Australia Association of Tasmania," she says.
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That would get you about five sessions at SoulCycle, arguably one of the pioneers in boutique fitness.
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Now, some of the pioneers of the web are asking the EU to come to its senses.
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Whether the Apple Watch belongs on a list of horological design pioneers is a matter of perspective.
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The best place to start is perhaps with computing and physics pioneers Alan Turing and Richard Feynman.
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For example, she wrote that Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs) were the "pioneers" of school choice.
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And the foremost pioneers on that frontier now appear to be the folks at Dubai International Airport.
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More specifically, it begins with one of America's soy pioneers, Steve Demos, the founder of WhiteWave Foods.
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" "I'm interested in women's issues and I'm interested in women who are pioneers She is a pioneer.
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Since emerging on the scene, Blondie has been recognized for being pioneers in the punk rock scene.
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"I want to test myself against my grandpa and the pioneers that came before him," he says.
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One reason was ideological: many internet pioneers believed that the protocols would be enough to prevent centralisation.
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Their body of work covered the same terrain—they were both pioneers in photographing the male nude.
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CDP also recognized 76 European companies as pioneers for global action, including L'Oreal, Unilever, Bayer, and ING.
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As pioneers of sustainable design, Foster + Partners is best known for its work with glass and steel.
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"It was only after the march that these gay pioneers realized what might be possible," Sargeant recalled.
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But Garson's legacy today lies in obscurity, even among the niche of early pioneers of electronic music.
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"Every single day our players act as pioneers for the betterment of the sport," said Battaglino said.
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I saw this float of "Refugees of Utah" that said "Welcoming New American Pioneers" on the side.
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He suggests would-be tech pioneers could find a model in Australia's "incredibly risk-tolerant" frontier economy.
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LONDON — British trip hop pioneers Massive Attack have unveiled visuals for their brand new track "Ritual Spirit".
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TUESDAY, APRIL 9 OSLO - Norwegian Finance Minister Siv Jensen holds speech at Ocean Pioneers conference - 0800 GMT.
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Many are pioneers who have been instrumental in putting Latin America on the global contemporary art map.
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Those pioneers poured the concrete of the foundation of the greatest country ever built in human history.
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We are urban pioneers tasked with organizing geographical communities inclusively, strengthening them through public works and activism.
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We are proud to be among the pioneers of the application of AI to enhance road safety.
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Pioneers: First Women Filmmakers continues at BAMcinématek (30 Lafayette Ave, Fort Greene, Brooklyn) through Thursday, July 26.
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Yet at the same time, they are closing the door to the pioneers who paved the way.
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Tulsa's Urban Data Pioneers program connects citizens with city leaders to solve community problems through data analysis.
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Neither had Kazimir Malevich or Piet Mondrian, the men considered the other pioneers of abstraction, made theirs.
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They left feeling, for the first time, that a pension deal for the WTA pioneers was possible.
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In the case of the laid-bare new ground in the Antarctic, the mosses are our pioneers.
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Weiner was recently honored at The Kitchen's 2017 Spring Gala, an annual event that celebrates creative pioneers.
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A lot of dance music pioneers like Frankie Knuckles, Ron Hardy, Larry Levan aren't with us anymore.
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Before tattooing broke into the mainstream, alternative-beauty pioneers rebelled against the norms by getting inked anyway.
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Photo via Wikimedia Commons Former drummer for thrash metal pioneers Megadeth, Nick Menza, died last last night.
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It clarifies the artist's position in the firmament of aesthetic pioneers like Bridget Riley and Alexander Calder.
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"It was only after the march that these gay pioneers realized what might be possible," said Sargeant.
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In the following years, the award will rotate to national voices and early-team voices and pioneers.
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Meant to instill a sense of Communist zeal, the Pioneers are mostly remembered for their summer camps.
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Muslims were the pioneers in mathematics, geometry, physics, astronomy, biology, medicine, architecture, trade and, most important, philosophy.
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The early pioneers of English sparkling wine were bold, though idiosyncratic in the way of visionary entrepreneurs.
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Among the pioneers of the latest commercial wave are the Showroom Cinema, an art-film house; Words!
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For that to happen, we need clear and critical views of previous flawed attempts to be pioneers.
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One of the pioneers of the conservation movement can be found in symmetrical positions in this puzzle.
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A lot of these young pioneers are part-time artists with day jobs that you wouldn't expect.
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As technology pioneers, Oracle and Microsoft are in the business of making things — computers, software and such.
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Her stated theme was pioneers and explorers, Ms. Burton said, its inspiration some recent travel to Iceland.
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These women are pioneers in baseball, and they have reminded us of two overlooked elements about sports.
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The Restaurant Preview Alfred Portale, Larry Forgione and other culinary pioneers are opening new restaurants this fall.
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The first pioneers in 1851 named the settlement "New York-Alki" in honor of New York City.
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They're also pioneers of a growing aesthetic trend that has these monitors all bent out of shape.
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Earlier this month, a group including former ICANN executives and internet pioneers called the Cooperative Corporation of .
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The pioneers of Little Chicago included my mother-in-law, Barb Coutts, and her mother, Kitty Leman.
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These families are pioneers in a demographic and religious shift that is reshaping communities throughout the region.
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California Today Friday: Remembering Delilah L. Beasley, an Oakland Tribune columnist who documented black pioneers in California.
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Its pioneers, mostly of Puerto Rican and Cuban descent, took those influences and created something new: salsa.
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Butcher and the Pioneers will face Minnesota-Duluth in the Frozen Four final Saturday night in Chicago.
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Boosted isn't the only name around, but it's a sizable force and one of the industry's pioneers.
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Today is Pioneer Day, commemorating the entry in 1847 of Mormon pioneers into the Salt Lake Valley.
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Pioneers like Susanna Foo and Ming Tsai long ago opened ambitious, creative Chinese restaurants that paved the way.
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In fact, the hazards that await are likely to kill at least some of outer space's first pioneers.
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While it's called "Verizon's Telephone Pioneers Museum Collection Auction," it's unclear what Verizon has to do with it.
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Startup Week itself has since become Pioneers Festival, a world-class conference hosted in Vienna's Hofburg Imperial Palace.
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Ipsy: Sending boxes of makeup to amateur beauticians has become a growth industry thanks to pioneers like Birchbox.
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As one of the pioneers in automotive fintech, we now need to focus on being a profitable company.
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The company launched in 2014 and was one of the pioneers of the mattress-in-a-box trend.
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The fate of our future forests was sealed when pioneers started clearcutting the country so many centuries ago.
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In Egypt, the index gained 20.1%, boosted by a 23% gain by Pioneers Holding Company for Financial Investments .
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Not bad for a type of code whose pioneers saw themselves as rebels fighting "evil" proprietary-software makers.
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They must host party cells and branches of the Young Pioneers, the junior wing of the Communist Party.
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Both ancient rulers Blasphemy and Spanish gore pioneers Wormed were really good, but that's about all I remember.
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If you can't see German electronic music pioneers Kraftwerk on tour, bring them to your TV screen instead.
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Seven North Korean companies are licensed to partner with outside agencies -- such as Young Pioneers -- to operate tours.
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Google was one of the early pioneers of this approach with its automatic updates for the Chrome browser.
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The original mosque, erected by pioneers from what are now Syria and Lebanon, had been built in 231.
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Sidestepping the overstuffed art fair model, these pioneers have found a different way to use what they have.
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NPR INTERVIEW WITH EMAIL PIONEER TOMLINSON: One of the early pioneers of email, Ray Tomlinson, died on Saturday.
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The Rochdale Society of Equitable Pioneers, as it was called, was run democratically, with one vote per member.
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The feature, which was borrowed from live-streaming pioneers like Meerkat and Periscope, no doubt had noble intentions.
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The original pioneers came here in the early 1970s in an attempt to create a self-sustaining commune.
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But it's cool to see one of the pioneers of the notch-phone is still trying to innovate.
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"We wanted to create a new life, not the life that exists," he said of the Zionist pioneers.
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Fueled by an entrepreneurial spirit and commitment to their communities, these pioneers brought the telephone to rural America.
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Sean Hoehn added 733 points while Cam Parker handed out 1 assists as the Pioneers shot 23 percent.
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That's because a lot has changed since the first gene editing pioneers filed the original Crispr-Cas9 patents.
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The fact is that we [the street fishers] were the pioneers that revealed that the fish were back.
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There is a strong relationship with electronic music in Germany, with Krautrock that inspired many Detroit Techno pioneers.
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And Trump is talking about Harold Hamm, an oil baron and one of the pioneers of fracking. 503.
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ServiceNow – one of the pioneers of cloud-based applications – is a potential Google acquisition target, according to Ives.
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There is plenty of credence behind a campaign for Kondo's rightful recognition as one of the sport's pioneers.
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Many prominent pioneers of modern neurology wrote of its benefits in the late 2000th and early 2500th centuries.
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Perhaps no other clock better demonstrates the genius of the early pioneers of time keeping than the Orloj.
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This job has existed for ages in America's oldest sport, essentially making stewards the pioneers of video review.
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JAB Holdings has created an empire that includes third-wave pioneers like Stumptown Coffee and Intelligentsia Coffee & Tea.
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Green touring has been around for decades, with musicians including Neil Young and Bonnie Raitt among the pioneers.
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So a group of respected internet pioneers and nonprofit leaders have come forward to offer an alternative proposition.
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A notable exception was Muhammad Abduh, one of the pioneers of Islamic modernism in the late 19th century.
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For a time, the full extent of radio's power remained unclear, as various pioneers wandered in the ether.
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Take a few minutes and brainstorm a list of female trailblazers, pioneers and heroes who achieved historic firsts.
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"He was absolutely one of the pioneers and he was instrumental in the Bad Boy sound," she said.
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A group of prominent internet pioneers is mobilizing to block the $1.1 billion sale of control of the .
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The face had claimed the lives of several pioneers of Steck's particular, dangerous game, "fast and light" alpinism.
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Netflix has a hidden gem that deserves your attention this Black History Month: Pioneers of African-American Cinema.
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Steve Edmunds of Edmunds St. John is among the state's modern pioneers of gamay, the grape of Beaujolais.
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But they were also pioneers in industrial engineering, efficiency, and even the "life hack" culture that's familiar today.
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Winner: Chili Peppers It's the question that always comes up when comparing musical pioneers: Who did it first?
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Half a century ago, the pioneers of chaos theory discovered that the "butterfly effect" makes long-term prediction impossible.
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The Allman Brothers Band eventually settled in Macon, Georgia, and are widely considered among the pioneers of Southern rock.
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Descended from a long line of educators and pioneers, her grandmother opened the first Black school in the city.
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Brian Eno began his career in music as a long-haired synth weirdo with glam rock pioneers Roxy Music.
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Notably, Clayton, Dubilier & Rice, one of the pioneers of the leveraged buyout industry, does not engage in the practice.
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"Those 12 families will be pioneers," Aaron Cooke with the Cold Climate Housing Research Center told Alaska Public Media.
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Now in their 15th year, the CNBC awards recognize business pioneers for achievement, innovative spirit and commitment to excellence.
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All of which suggests that a route to the future imagined by the neurotech pioneers is arduous but achievable.
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But one of the earliest pioneers is Saturna Capital, an investment advisor and fund-management company founded in 1989.
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Only one of the four Pioneers that generated losses owed shared loss because they exceeded a minimum loss rate.
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The problem wasn't so much Amazon as the overall market wasn't as big or profitable as pioneers had hoped.
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During the meeting, Haight said that it was in "the will of all in authority" to kill the pioneers.
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But it must be a relief that an IP court in Beijing has handed the smartphone pioneers a win.
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Fontinalis' portfolio also includes ridesharing pioneers Lyft, the self-driving car tech company nuTonomy, and mobile ticketing providers Masabi.
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Inspired by US pioneers such as Elon Musk's SpaceX, China's private space industry now boasts more than 60 companies.
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Like earlier pioneers, like Terry Williams and Barry Farber, Bob Grant, all these guys some outrageous controversial, some not.
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"We are pioneers in the field," Vladimir Syromyadnikov, now director of the Russian Space Regatta Consortium, told the Times.
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In the video above, Collier explains just how Wonder pays homage to the jazz pioneers that came before him.
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Seven years ago, Perez became one of the first pioneers to use medical marijuana to treat autism in children.
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Kasich also found inspiration in the hacking approaches for music interfaces by pioneers like Nickolas Collins and Michael Wisheviz.
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Dmitry Itskov, one of the pioneers of the Russian internet, says that his goal is to live to 10,000.
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The two studies conducted by the NIA and UW are considered the pioneers in research on eating and aging.
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Among the pioneers of science-based weather forecasting in the 19th century was a Royal Navy captain, Robert FitzRoy.
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Corporate America's support for clean energy is gathering steam and expanding beyond big tech pioneers like Apple and Google.
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We have all become lyrical geniuses, trend setters, and hashtag pioneers, but our parties have not grown with us.
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Common, Pharrell, Timbaland, Nelly Furtado, Naughty by Nature, Da Brat and MC Lyte pay tribute to these female pioneers.
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But Burlington, which has a lower unemployment rate than Silicon Valley, is now spawning a wave of technology pioneers.
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Later, during the Cold War, microchips developed by industry pioneers like Fairchild Semiconductor found their way into ballistic missiles.
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And ultimately, you feel, the play respects its bold if fallible pioneers, in all their natural bravery and fearfulness.
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Up to now, the kingdom's film pioneers have had to focus on foreign markets to get their works shown.
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The company was among one of the original pioneers in the software space with a solution to this problem.
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Our nation was discovered, explored and built by bold thinkers and pioneers in search of new frontiers and prosperity.
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To mark their 25th year of publishing they are running a special edition that acknowledges 25 dance music pioneers.
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Universal Pictures, for instance, has endured many owners, including bankers (Standard Capital), liquor moguls (Seagram's) and cable pioneers (Comcast).
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The Canadians Angela James, whose father is black, and Vicky Sunohara, who is of Japanese descent, were early pioneers.
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Those composers, in turn, have long been kindred spirits—minimalist pioneers who invest their music with an austere spirituality.
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"He's one of the pioneers of 20th century cancer care, and a friend, colleague and trusted doctor to many."
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"Pioneers: First Women Filmmakers" at BAMcinématek in Downtown Brooklyn is screening films from some of the first female moviemakers.
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"Michelle Stuart was as much there as Michael Heizer was," she said of these two pioneers of land art.
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Philadelphia Flyers wing Wayne Simmonds, who is black, said his parents taught him about O'Ree, Carnegie and other pioneers.
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No one ever got sick, Dr. Weil said, though the pioneers discovered that one species tasted like old tires.
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Read more from our Trans Legends oral history project, a growing archive of interviews with transgender icons and pioneers.
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The city, she said, should focus not just on women who are famous pioneers, but its fameless everyday heroes.
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That explains his popularity and is a lesson not just for other pioneers but for the rest of us.
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But members of the community have themselves served as pioneers in a region where coming out is always risky.
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He was not drawn to "David's capital," preferring to stay with the Jewish pioneers in Petah Tikva and elsewhere.
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Willa Cather's "O, Pioneers!" is also pretty decent (although "Death Comes for the Archbishop" is my favorite Cather work).
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If today, Zionism and internationalism seem in tension, for these pioneers Zionism was the starting point for their internationalism.
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There are motherhood clarity mentors, which is what Ann Davidman, one of the pioneers in the field, calls herself.
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Second-wave pioneers taking back the land in the 1970s, 1980s and 1990s included Judy Schad of Capriole Inc.
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While in the Cars, he had produced albums for the bands Bad Brains and Suicide, punk pioneers he admired.
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She'd left Stanford after her second year to join the ranks of Silicon Valley's next-generation start-up pioneers.
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Before aviation pioneers Orville and Wilbur Wright flew the first successful airplane, others dabbled with various experimental flying machines.
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Today's marketers and advertisers are the pioneers when it comes to engaging with consumers and creating cross-platform content.
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In the summer of 1846, a group of 87 pioneers set out from Missouri to settle the California coast.
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They're also a good reminder that, in art as in science, women were pioneers until institutions shut them out.
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At their noblest, they're searching to summon the gay pioneers of the past who made their present lives possible.
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"We were punk pioneers homesteading in this ever-evolving remnant of the neighborhood," she writes in the exhibition catalog.
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The Pioneers shot 280 percent Sunday with Amigo and Rosga combining to go 258-for-22 from the floor.
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Alderson began his baseball career with the A's in 1981 and was one of the sport's pioneers in sabermetrics.
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Flipkart, Bansal said, is the logistics pioneers in India and thus has significant advantages over Amazon in the country.
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I've always been impressed with the powers that the pioneers of house and techno display when they create music.
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What Simmons didn't mention, he said, was that one group of pioneers – like Ver and his alleged co-conspirators – brought in a squad of Chinese workers to help them blast through the mountain, and then set up a roadblock on the other side to block the pioneers who traveled a different route.
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"Nerds," a musical satire about the rivalry between the tech pioneers Bill Gates and Steve Jobs, is coming to Broadway.
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Anderson Silva, who made his pro debut in '97 could also make a key addition to the Pioneers Era wing.
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When we lose 1 our TRUE entertainers & pioneers it makes u rethink your life & stop taking people & things for granted.
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One of the pioneers of computing, Alan Turing, described an ultimate test for "thinking" machines: Could they pass as human?
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Education Education Secretary Betsy DeVos is under fire after describing historically black colleges and universities as "pioneers" of school choice.
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The Telephone Pioneers of America was a group founded by various employees and bigwigs at telecom companies back in 1911.
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Matthew received a PhD in machine learning and image recognition with the pioneers of deep learning and convolutional neural networks.
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BeSe will focus on the "untold stories of cultural pioneers reflecting and shaping the collective American experience," according to THR.
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The Karolyis, who are now 75, were both head coaches and pioneers of the training program used by USA Gymnastics.
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The Early Futures conference brought together everyone from startups to established pioneers including representatives from Head Start and Sesame Workshop.
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The Nordic countries were pioneers in the West; Sweden, with its self-declared "feminist government", may be the gold standard.
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He was one of the pioneers of the now popular "Let's Play" YouTube genre, with its narrated video game play.
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But private equity works differently: the industry has been dominated by its pioneers ever since its origins in the 1970s.
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I think Montreal can be original, we're pioneers in lots of things, but we follow trends too and that's fine.
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When pioneers like Baidu floated in 2005, there was vastly more capital available in the United States than at home.
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What this amounts to is that the boys of the Class of 2019 are no pioneers — in Baraboo or elsewhere.
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Sweden's Riksbank sparked controversy among investors in recent years by becoming one of the economic pioneers of negative interest rates.
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But you won't find transistors or electronic components inside—just 28 electronic music pioneers hidden like a Where's Waldo book.
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The revised monument described Anthony and Stanton more broadly as "women's rights pioneers" without reference to the larger suffrage movement.
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It made me wonder if those people who got married in virtual reality were some kind of pioneers, or prophets.
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Not since the Soviet era, when children enlisted as Young Pioneers, have patriotic summer camps been so popular in Russia.
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I am often humbled when I read the works of the pioneers of volcanology from a century or more ago.
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Future tech pioneers can expect activities like ping pong, personal trainers, afternoon meditation sessions, group fitness, and beverages on tap.
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Among the pioneers is MatTek, based in Ashland, Massachusetts, and founded in 1985 by two chemical engineering professors from MIT.
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I think they're very smart about the whole process and pioneers within this movement, which I didn't necessarily know before.
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Of all the bands though, the one with the most traction, the original pioneers of the genre, were the Klaxons.
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Over the ensuing years, innovators and pioneers reduced costs, improved reliability and turned wind power into a mainstream energy source.
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Some of that art celebrates Soviet pioneers like Yuri Gagarin, who was the first human to go to outer space.
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Motherboard spoke with Shetterly about these extraordinary Langley pioneers, and the ongoing invisibility many people still face in STEM fields.
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Any survey of women in technology would be remiss to exclude perhaps the two most famous female computer-programming pioneers.
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Three pioneers in the development of nanomachines, made of moving molecules, were awarded the Nobel Prize in Chemistry on Wednesday.
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South Africa had its own (eastward) expansion by white "pioneers" in ox-wagons who set up "republics" on occupied lands.
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Lewis delves into the partnership between Daniel Kahneman and Amos Tversky, who were pioneers in the field of behavioral economics.
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He hung on at the same warehouse, but his employer wasn't Wal-Mart, historically one of the pioneers of subcontracting.
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The pioneers of the cochlear implant attended these workshops; other researchers were trying to build a prosthetic for the eye.
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"Clarification Notification"Pakistan tehreek e insaf social media team is deemed to be the pioneers of social media in Pakistan.
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They have a lot of players that play for the Pioneers while they're in college, instead of playing DIII hockey.
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In the '60s, sex research pioneers William Masters and Virginia Johnson looked at several methods to help men delay ejaculation.
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Portugal, with its long Atlantic coast line, was one of the early pioneers in the mass use of wind power.
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Founded in 1999, Jawbone was one of the early pioneers of Bluetooth wearables, even before the term "wearables" became widespread.
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The pioneers who made these movies did so despite the industry's early male domination and, for a time, they flourished.
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A series like "Pioneers: First Women Filmmakers" is a crucial part of this revisionism, a corrective to our collective amnesia.
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Companies like Warby Parker, which makes eyeglasses, and Toms, the shoe company, are pioneers among so-called give-back companies.
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The founders of Communism, full of intensity and ambition and sporting contrasting beards, look and act like pioneers of brocialism.
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When I do these projects, I'll do lots of subcultural work, and I'll trace back to who were the pioneers.
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He knew that Cartier-Bresson, one of the pioneers of photojournalism, had been on assignment in Miami for Life magazine.
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Kim grew up watching, and competing against, the pioneers of the sport — people like Clark, Gretchen Bleiler and Torah Bright.
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She started a company when I was 11, and they were one of the pioneers in the loyalty-card space.
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Boston is a city that pioneers social change, and we are also a city that does things the right way.
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Forti, Paxton and Rainer first met in 1960 while studying under the modern dance pioneers Martha Graham and Merce Cunningham.
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Crispr's pioneers have already won a slew of prizes, and titanic battles over patent rights to the technology have begun.
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H&M was one of the early pioneers in 2004, introducing a collaboration with Karl Lagerfeld, Chanel's revered creative director.
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Our second pick was the 2015 Willamette Valley from Adelsheim, one of the pioneers of the modern Oregon wine industry.
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Our favorite, the 2016 Clos Mogador, was from the family of René Barbier, one of the pioneers of Priorat's resurrection.
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The Soviets enrolled schoolchildren in the "Pioneers" program—a social group designed to encourage children to inform on their parents.
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Russian cybercriminals were among the pioneers of ransomware, although there is no evidence linking them to the latest WannaCry attack.
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Longley was not the first woman to be a department head at The Times, she certainly was among the pioneers.
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"He can be hailed as one of the true pioneers of many important aspects of personal computing," Mr. Kay said.
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Do you believe these pioneers have received the proper amount of attention — or perhaps in some cases, too much credit?
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It's no surprise to see, for instance, a home movie circa 1915 from the Pathé family, pioneers in film production.
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"Since Starbucks was the original pumpkin spice pioneers, it tends to give them a shot in the arm," Cramer said.
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His reward, familiar to pioneers all over the city, is to be priced out of the neighborhood he helped enrich.
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"Pioneers and innovative retailers like Lululemon continue to do well, even if the edge has come off growth, " Saunders said.
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But this Philadelphia Museum of Art exhibition, which focuses on pioneers of the Mexican movement for artistic nationalism, argues otherwise.
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Ms. Meehan's early mentors were Anna Halprin and Erick Hawkins, two very different innovators and pioneers of American modern dance.
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Longines has a long history of creating navigational timepieces, many of which were worn by aviation pioneers, including Charles Lindbergh.
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Frontierland, based on the escapades of cowboys and pioneers in the American Old West, featured few attractions at the start.
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It's an episodic, dark-hearted romp through a series of stories about outlaws, gold diggers, robbers, pioneers, and mysterious strangers.
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The new film archive provides a handy primer on 10 pioneers of anime (all men) who directed the featured classics.
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The world's first permanent public artwork dedicated to transgender women will go to these pioneers of the gay liberation movement.
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As pioneers of the Civil Rights Movement and advocates for justice, they championed non-violent protest and worked towards peace.
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Symmetry Labs pioneers new LED technology at Burning Man with the Tree Of Tenere Symmetry Labs pioneers new LED technology at Burning Man with the Tree Of Tenere I've seen cross-company tribes of tinkerers working the kinks out of accelerometer light-up shoes, VR theater performances, and all manners of team management software.
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