Powell's Fed is pivoting and this time pivoting away from a stricter interpretation of the central bank's mandate than some of his predecessors.
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After noticing that Hall was pivoting away from him, Whittaker immediately began pounding in low kicks to the back of the pivoting leg.
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Time for another round of "pivoting to video" chatter, promoted by yet another story about a digital publisher "pivoting to video" by laying off people who don't make video.
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Meanwhile, many automakers are pivoting to electric vehicles, including FCA.
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Normally, the presumptive nominee would begin pivoting to the center.
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Pivoting back to our regular fare, Slack's financials partially leaked.
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One last time, aaand... there will be no more pivoting.
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Solomon is also tasked with pivoting Goldman into commercial banking.
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You access the cargo area by pivoting this rear badge.
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Pivoting to blockchain has become the new lifeline for struggling startups.
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The fan has three speeds and a 90-degree pivoting head.
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Meanwhile, Government Gone Wild was pivoting to video and going gangbusters.
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Pivoting from Trump himself, Bannon plunged on with the Trump agenda.
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Y Combinator-backed startup Whyd is pivoting from hardware to software.
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But pivoting the conversation to Melania and Ivanka is wishful thinking.
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AND SO WE'RE GOING TO HAVE NO ISSUE PIVOTING FORWARD HERE.
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B. before pivoting into a solo rapping career of his own.
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Analysts say this suggests May is pivoting towards a softer Brexit.
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"Ryanair is pivoting its growth away from the UK," he said.
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Just kidding we're all pivoting to video about boa constrictors anyway.
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"You mention [George] Orwell," he added, pivoting away from the topic.
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He then erupted while pivoting toward his support for legalizing marijuana.
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Now, the company is pivoting toward new services like video streaming.
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Now, as her numbers fall, she is pivoting to the state.
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His hope has to be to keep pivoting this to impeachment.
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I have whiplash from pivoting back and forth between her emotions.
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Facebook is reportedly pivoting its social network inward to private groups.
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But now both Graham and Lucid Performance are pivoting beyond sports.
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And it had tried pivoting to trendier things like CBD oil.
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And what's remarkable is that the Democrats aren't especially pivoting rightward.
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No site is "pivoting to video" ... 3/ because of audience demand.
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I would not bet against them pivoting into other things as well.
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WHAT DO YOU FORESEE -- THOMPSON: OUR BUSINESS, AS I'VE SAID, IT'S PIVOTING.
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"We're now pivoting from playing defense to offense," said CEO David Burritt.
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For Fitbit, that means pivoting much of the company toward health care.
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"Legends and Letters is our way of pivoting into 2019," says Lord.
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The Move Wireless' pivoting earcups and a padded headband add to comfort.
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There's nothing all that unusual about campaigns pivoting to new issues rapidly.
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By 2017, he was pivoting the business and applying for FINRA approval.
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According to CNN Business, Ma is now pivoting to full-time philanthropy.
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Instead, he stayed on message, often pivoting to a criticism of Clinton.
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Right now, though, he's pivoting his time and energy to rap music.
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And like any act of public relations, pivoting is also a performance.
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Is Karmic pivoting away from normal-looking e-bikes with the Oslo?
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He's like pivoting himself and he's trying to be ... KS: Oh, Taylor.
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Wojcicki's an expert at pivoting and navigating the tricky waters of regulatory approval.
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Many of the movements are even the same, such as pivoting and jumping.
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Many women are making the same choice, and "pivoting," also now-common vernacular.
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Swarm, the check-in app from social mainstay Foursquare, is pivoting once again.
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But in Silicon Valley, founders are known for pivoting when things aren't working.
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Pivoting to become a multi-model platform could offer a sustainable business model.
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Pivoting to a "New Trump," as some are calling it, won't be easy.
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CVS is pivoting ahead of changes that could reshape the hearing aid market.
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Is Donald Trump pivoting on immigration, the central issue of his presidential campaign?
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"I haven't seen anything," the spokesman said, while quickly pivoting to decry leaks.
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And whenever possible, Democrats are pivoting back to their favorite punching bag: Trump.
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"The hardest part was altering our pitch and pivoting so quickly," Ernst said.
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Trump would soon be "pivoting" into a more "presidential" mode, Priebus kept promising.
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It's testing what works and either pivoting or moving on if it doesn't.
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Beckett Simonon is also a fascinating experiment in really pivoting a business model.
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Some high-end restaurants are pivoting to takeout for the first time ever.
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After Yang finished, moderator Linsey Davis chimed in, pivoting the debate to education.
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In the meantime, more governments, drivers and carmakers are pivoting to electric vehicles.
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Now, it's pivoting to broader solutions that can be used by multiple customers.
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Pivoting hard, Kennedy's White House made support of the avant-garde a priority.
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There is a narrative, pivoting on the 1900 hurricane that devastated Galveston, Texas.
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With its sheen of management-speak, pivoting is well suited to our moment.
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Go deeper: American farmers are pivoting to solar power to pay the bills
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"They're all pivoting, including the media," Levin said Monday night on Hannity's show.
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But pivoting to other issues may prove more effective than defending embattled colleagues.
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"You're going to see Trump pivoting," promised Ben Carson, who knows a thing or two about Trump pivoting; Trump, who described Carson as "a special, special person" upon receiving his endorsement last week, had previously compared Carson to a child molester.
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Now, it's pivoting to chase a group of customers it has struggled with: Millennials.
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Rubin tells Re/code that Meerkat will be pivoting into a video social network.
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"What they're doing is pivoting into a more traditional platform for content," Lobikis said.
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Microsoft's HoloLens headset has been slowly pivoting towards commercial markets over the past year.
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Okay so pivoting back to the bag, we also have a Tronsmart portable charger.
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This pivoting of trash imports has created an illicit industry of unlicensed plastic recyclers.
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"The community entirely gets the credit for us pivoting on that decision," Street said.
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Election pivoting aside, Clinton isn't to the left of President Obama on most issues.
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Much of parenting is all about learning as you go, and pivoting when necessary.
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They also know that large-scale transformations won't work; they must instead keep pivoting.
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"This one is for filing, that one for pivoting," yet another for gem cutting.
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Pivoting to issues will hinder Trump's ability to sneak by on style or sleaze.
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But it's very different from a party actually pivoting away from the working class.
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He's repeatedly dodged questions about an assault weapons ban, always pivoting to background checks.
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"Start pivoting into other topics that are less opinionated and less divisive," said Salemi.
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Gates wobbles and shakes, dancing oddly from left to right, pivoting on his feet.
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Pivoting or they started off with a subscription model, they're talking about subscriptions. Yeah.
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Warren was particularly skillful at pivoting to the points she wanted to drive home.
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It had just announced it was pivoting out of existence after raising $174 million.
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It is huge step forward that the education system is pivoting in this direction.
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Artists are pivoting to looping Instagram videos because Instagram doesn't support the file format.
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The Americans feared the same thing and began rapidly pivoting their support to him.
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She's pivoting to video using her new YouTube channel where she films herself cooking.
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They illustrate Vance's habit of pivoting from personal experience into the broadest of generalizations.
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It could also be both at once, or one meaning pivoting into the other.
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Even last year before its spin-off had closed, Fox began pivoting into new companies.
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"It really started to rally hard when the Fed started pivoting toward dovishness," he said.
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" Pivoting back to his campaign, he added: "We've had gaps, but we are really moving.
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Clinton noted before pivoting to say that home-state concerns were not a sufficient explanation.
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Trump actually forgets to sell his tax plan in any way, pivoting instead to Mexico.
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Facebook may be pivoting to privacy, but the company's breadwinner will continue to be advertising.
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Now the studio is pivoting once again, getting behind virtual reality in a big way.
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They were designed for carves and pivoting, but he could probably get air on anything.
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"No, it's not true," Conway said on NBC's "Today" show before quickly pivoting to ObamaCare.
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We're just going to keep pivoting and trying different things until you get some traction.
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Simpson went from pop star to reality television sensation before pivoting to entrepreneurship in 2006.
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Biden responded by pivoting to his education proposals, including pre-kindergarten and free community college.
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"Someone had to do it," Trump added, before quickly pivoting his head towards the sky.
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THEYR'E NOW PIVOTING TO A MESSAGE AND THEY START TALKING ABOUT A NUMBER OF 2400%.
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Pivoting more toward India could also be a strategic move for Israel, according to Blarel.
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Pivoting at the wrist, it bends and twists to move the pincers at the end.
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"You know, we'll deal with this tomorrow," Hannity said, before pivoting to a different topic.
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"I have a lot of female hostility," she said Wednesday, pivoting from earnest to glib.
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I mean, this is a man who once dislocated his patella pivoting sideways too abruptly.
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"People can vote anyway they want to vote," he said, pivoting to party's evolving politics.
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The country has been pivoting its strategic relationship with Africa to the continent's tech scene.
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"This show is all about pivoting, and I can't pivot on one leg," he said.
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Clinton could have changed the subject, pivoting to how she hoped to change voters' lives.
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There was certainly a strong case for accusing the Obama administration of pivoting toward Iran.
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For Mr. Trump, this was supposed to be a week of pivoting and message discipline.
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Twitter users and late-night comedians wasted no time in pivoting on the President's missteps.
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Tech Talk Pivot: Your start-up didn't fail — you're just pivoting in a new direction.
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"No, but the premise is ridiculous," he said, before pivoting to trying to discredit Cohen.
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But Amber was quick on her feet ... pivoting to Savage, who clearly tickles her pickle.
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Clinton almost ignored Mr. Sanders to take on Republicans, as if pivoting to the general election.
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The line, which is almost entirely sustainable, sees Selman pivoting completely to athletic-wear and athleisure.
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Pivoting towards higher-value offerings requires an overhaul of Indian companies' past models, not a tweak.
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Many central banks have taken a dovish stance, pivoting away from moves towards interest rate increases.
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It's got a white exterior design — the central camera area is black — and a pivoting base.
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For years, the focus had been entertainment, but now it was rapidly pivoting toward academic piracy.
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The Swiss chemical company Sandoz began in 1886 as a dye manufacturer, later pivoting to pharmaceuticals.
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Sarahah, the anonymous gossip app notorious for promoting cyberbullying among teens, is pivoting to the workplace.
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Just above the Lightcycle's pivoting base is a single USB-C port for charging another device.
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Cuomo allies reject the notion that the governor is pivoting left in response to Nixon's candidacy.
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"People are worried about the yield curve pivoting," said Irwin Michael, portfolio manager at ABC Funds.
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Even O'Rourke seemed to realize it, pivoting his already wide-angled campaign toward increasingly national issues.
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We're doing it now in South Bend," before pivoting to a discussion of the "gig economy.
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Moreover, in terms of the immersive gesamtkunstwerk, Gropius's pivoting, 180-degree "Total Theater" design is consequential.
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The administration should seriously consider pivoting away from pressure to soon resuming dialogue with North Korea.
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Recently, it has found a home in online media, where pivoting is now seriously in vogue.
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Prevent wine spillage with this glass that aerates your wine with a pivoting stainless steel ball.
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But only recently have analysts begun to question whether Mr. Orban was genuinely pivoting toward Moscow.
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They are pivoting to video because the industry is in the midst of a monetization crisis.
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Her previous strategy of pivoting to areas where Sanders is weaker doesn't appear to work anymore.
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But the company spent 2018 pivoting away from this strategy and prioritizing more alluring options for advertisers.
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Despite the those losses, there were some bright points, and GameStop appears to be pivoting to adjust.
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Neopets fans would've loved that, but we wanted a standalone mobile game, since we're pivoting into 2019.
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He's preparing for his final seminar before pivoting into a different kind of seduction routine — corporate work.
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Everyone who looks at his paintings instantly recognizes their artistic worth before pivoting into their financial value.
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"I'd like to thank guns for pivoting the national conversation away from harassment," said Pete Davidson's character.
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With more and more central banks pivoting towards policy easing, the issue of exchange rates looms large.
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"It's locker room talk, and it's one of those things," he said before pivoting to another topic.
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Plus, after pivoting to traffic tickets, Fixed then began to bump up against the Bar Association, too.
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Trump appears psychologically incapable of pivoting, projecting a more presidential persona, and ceasing over-the-top comments.
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In an interview, Carusone told the New Republic that Media Matters was already pivoting in this direction.
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What was the likelihood, I asked him, that in a few months Microsoft would be pivoting again?
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Imagine if Kodak had answered the threat of digital photography by pivoting from film to outdoor grills.
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The effort comes as many Republicans are pivoting to look at fixing ObamaCare rather than repealing it.
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Duterte last year set aside territorial hostility with China, pivoting away from traditional ally the United States.
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And he masterfully turned away queries about his own political future, pivoting to attacks on Mr. Trump.
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Trump did not answer, instead pivoting to a critique of the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act.
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I closed my eyes and slowly started pivoting my wrists around as if pushing away thick air.
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Many have had to stop allowing sit-down customers, pivoting to offer only takeout or delivery services.
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I think one out of every three guests we have on this podcast ... Is pivoting to publishing?
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Once again, a wave of hands raised, thumbs pivoting as if turning pages in a new script.
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They learned that he doubted all traditional ways of knowing before pivoting to the modern subjective individual.
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Before pivoting to investing, Rowghani served as Twitter's chief operating officer, the South China Morning Post reported.
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Cool, but it's going to be hard for the company to grow into its valuation while pivoting.
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Kate McKinnon pivoting from a self-absorbed Hillary Clinton to a deer-in-the-headlights Kellyanne Conway.
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Republicans on Capitol Hill have been pivoting back to the idea of everyone having "access" to coverage.
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"We all know Trump has been messing around in Ukraine," the man said before pivoting to Biden.
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Are short-form "videos" — the most-pursued new form for companies pivoting to video — the best one?
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Without the challenge of Sanders, Clinton might be pivoting toward the center in preparation for the general election.
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Instead, Facebook says it's pivoting to focus on a handful of other efforts, including live-streaming news coverage.
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Instagram's done a great job of pivoting and pulling people in, so maybe they can keep that up.
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Microsoft has been slowly pivoting away from Intel's products for years, and the switch will affect consumers, too.
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One of Asia's most-funded clones of U.S.-based subscription fitness service ClassPass is pivoting to local services.
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They put a hold on their merchant efforts, pivoting their focus to creating a microtransaction app for bitcoin.
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There's certainly a dark irony to major companies pivoting to the blog tools of 10 years past. [Slate]
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However, that criticism is nothing he didn't already hear when pivoting away from comedy to more dramatic roles.
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But his rhetoric has also occasionally been almost contradictory, raising questions about whether he is pivoting at all.
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"We're pivoting to phone banking—thousands of phone calls to ask the senator to protect Nevadans," she said.
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Zuckerberg's announcement two weeks ago that the company was pivoting away from news was part of this strategy.
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"With stand-up, there's a lot of manufactured anger," she said, pivoting to a spoof of a comic.
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In an age when conglomerates are dead, it is hard to see a company pivoting in this manner.
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Roposo originally launched as a fashion-based social network in 2013 before pivoting to videos in August 2017.
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" Europe, Mr. Lee-Makiyama said, is pivoting to a position as "neither an ally of East nor West.
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Scaringe, meanwhile, has just begun to hit his stride, after almost a decade of developing and pivoting Rivian.
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TikTok is pivoting to new markets as it tries to distance itself from being labeled a Chinese app.
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Things like this happen— a hula-hoop pivoting beauty, a wonder thrown like a firework into the crowd.
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Facebook announced Wednesday that it is pivoting away from broadcasting information publicly to focus more on private messaging.
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The latest addition to this surge of country-pivoting pop stars is Australian dance floor icon Kylie Minogue.
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"We are not pivoting but we are exploring and learning more things as we go along," he added.
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Some of Trump's aides privately worry he spent too long downplaying the crisis and will have trouble pivoting.
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Pivoting to Known Unknowns, how do you feel this record fits in with the rest of your catalog?
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The events depicted in this documentary are fluid, and Stone isn't good enough at pivoting to match them.
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But now the Trump administration is pivoting, signaling a new engagement with Hungary, as well as nearby Poland.
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Sysco and US Foods, the country's two largest restaurant and foodservice distributors, are pivoting to supplying grocery stores.
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Large political shifts and platforms are being built and pivoting around how people view the movement of people.
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Which brings us to Donald Trump, a man who many commentators believe to be constitutionally incapable of pivoting.
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"America needs you to move those bills," she said, before pivoting to the accomplishments of Democratic state legislators.
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JUST PIVOTING A TOUCH, REGARDING AMAZON, THE PRESIDENT SAID THAT HE DOES NOT BELIEVE AMAZON PAYS ENOUGH TAXES.
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His comments come as Republican leaders are pivoting toward tax reform after failing to repeal and replace ObamaCare.
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The launch of the SMB-focused suite doesn't mean Lightricks is pivoting to pro tools, however, Farbman clarified.
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After two decades building Alibaba into a $460 billion business, Ma is now pivoting full time to philanthropy.
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"You may be pivoting from one industry to another; you may be pivoting from nonprofit to for-profit and vice versa, and you want to discuss compensation based on the job you're applying for, not the job you're coming from, which may be vastly different [in terms of salary]," she advises.
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Disney CEO Bob Iger told The Hollywood Reporter in September 2018 that pivoting to streaming with Disney+ was imperative.
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Frankie Edgar's low kicks went completely unanswered when Aldo was obsessed with pivoting off line in their two bouts.
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The company could be pivoting toward these versions – either way, it doesn't hurt to have a back up plan.
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On the second point, don't forget that Trump has prioritized helping the coal industry, not pivoting to clean energy.
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This seems counterintuitive but it is because the range is controlled by the pivoting leg, not the kicking leg.
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Instead of immediately pivoting to a sequel, Capcom has continued to update World with new quests, gears, and monsters.
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Killam was let go from SNL back in August, but he had already begun pivoting towards more creative projects.
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You know they're a startup that is growing rapidly and pivoting and moving in a couple of different directions.
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For instance, can we just stop pivoting questions about women's suffering to assurances that not all men are bad?
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The startup rejected the offer and decided to find a way to keep going by pivoting to app intelligence.
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He got better at quick-ups, pivoting, finishing around the rim both through drives and through his post game.
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China pivoting to Russia at this moment in time cannot be a good thing on any number of levels.
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In one case, a public company saw its stock soar 200 percent after announcing it was pivoting to blockchain.
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NOW that he is slumping in the polls, Donald Trump is pivoting from campaign-trail braggadocio to conspiracy theorising.
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Divido is also pivoting to licence its platform to banks and lenders via a service called "Powered by Divido".
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It focuses on understanding feminism, combating sexism, and interestingly enough, pivoting society away from idolizing women like Kim Kardashian.
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Once Calder did decide to pursue art, he spent his critical early years pivoting between New York and France.
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" It now means something more like "faking it for political effect"—as in "My God, Trump is not pivoting!
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To do so, the Navy has been exploring pivoting amphibious readiness groups (ARGs) into "mini" carrier strike groups (CSGs).
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Carlyle told investors this week that it was pivoting away from its hedge fund investments, once worth $21 billion.
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The candidates largely ignored these prompts in favor of pivoting to their preferred talking points and well-rehearsed jokes.
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"Fresh off their shutdown victory, House Democrats just a couple hours later were already pivoting," Politico's Rachael Bade said.
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Pivoting from executive to politician The biggest wild card in a Schultz independent presidential bid is the candidate himself.
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Former President Carter warned fellow Democrats that pivoting too far to the left could endanger their support among independents.
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Since then, the domain has reportedly changed hands and struggled to find a purpose, pivoting in several surprising directions.
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Both are now pivoting toward ensuring that technological progress does good rather than harm — nuclear energy, not nuclear weapons.
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When luck turned against them, they were caught up short and are now pivoting in a more pragmatic direction.
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Across the region, United States allies are often seen as "pivoting" — as if on a magnetic axis — toward Putin.
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He is pivoting Facebook's focus toward encouraging more private, encrypted messaging that Facebook's employees can't see, let alone control.
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The startup is pivoting toward becoming less of a Nigeria-centered company and more an emerging markets fintech platform.
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I think IPO market is pivoting and getting much more focused again on growth with a path to profitability.
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" Cruz responded by pivoting to the Iran nuclear deal, saying, "under Barack Obama, the policy [regarding Iran] was appeasement.
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Even as his campaign failed to pick up steam, Booker rejected pivoting from that message or overhauling his strategy.
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The clip lets Juanita Broaddrick and Kathleen Wiley share their stories, before pivoting to audio of Hillary Clinton laughing.
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DeVos said the United States has comparatively stagnated with test scores, pivoting again to school choice as the solution.
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But it's surprising he's pivoting back to Blackness so quickly, especially given the way he marketed his last album.
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Speaking of pivoting, the light pivots up and down between four positions, which is, in my opinion, just enough.
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"We're not really pivoting strategy … but we are looking to call some audibles as they come up," he said.
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Big Food pivoting to adapt to future food trends by snapping up promising start-ups is a growing trend.
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Part of it is because some national brands are pivoting to sell more directly to consumers, bypassing wholesale channels.
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The firms with minimums reduced hiring and hours worked, pivoting away from low-productivity workers to high-productivity ones.
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The 10 paintings here vividly sum up her trajectory, pivoting on a painting of a figure framed in drips.
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There are many more problems to address as corporations take the arduous task of pivoting to the digital age.
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On Thursday, Elizabeth Warren responded to a reporter's question about Buttigieg's work at McKinsey by pivoting to his fundraising.
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Consumers have been indulging in healthier snacks, pivoting away from the sugary treats central to Hershey's core, added Grainger.
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Pivoting hard toward dairy, I think I could make a meal of this baked Brie with quick cranberry jam.
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The contradictory statements came as Trump began pivoting to a general election race against likely Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton.
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While the early 2010s were marked by a number of media companies "pivoting to video," Jaunt is in the unique position of "pivoting to AR," strangely leaving the much more entertainment-friendly VR platform in the dust in favor of a medium than can run on hundreds of millions of smartphones instead.
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And so people throw the terms like, "Oh, you're pivoting," it's like ... you find a way to make things work.
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Microsoft deftly moved into second place by pivoting its traditional software licensing business to a subscription-based cloud-first model.
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It's tough to imagine these giant competitors pivoting so drastically as to put synchronous group video chat front and center.
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The company ultimately raised over $100 million in venture capital after pivoting again to making conversational artificial intelligence for corporations.
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By pivoting to an entirely new incarnation of Ant-Man and Wasp, the Marvel movie universe can avoid Pym's baggage.
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"I try to tell my wife, 'Don't look at that stuff,' " he explains before pivoting to discuss the hospital photos.
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Sindu and Serlet describe Fungible's objective as pivoting data centers from a "compute-centric" model to a data-centric one.
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The country is increasingly active in both Europe and the Middle East and shares America's ambitions of pivoting to Asia.
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He will likely answer by bashing the media and pivoting to attacks on Clinton -- which will only perpetuate the questions.
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Whether all that adapting and pivoting will have a net benefit to the bottom line, however, remains to be seen.
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Most of the big automakers have said in the past year that they plan on pivoting to all-electric lineups.
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Allen Juma at Bitsoko is pivoting the company from merchant payments to researching a microtransaction app for the Gates Foundation.
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"Our country is healthier when everyone is healthier," Mayor Pete Buttigieg said, before pivoting to his views on immigration policy.
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Now, with his economic agenda on the skids, Trump is dropping the pretense and pivoting to an outright culture war.
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That can mean pivoting away from the previous strategy or doubling down on what's helped find success in the past.
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If Trump is pivoting anywhere, it's back to the tone of grievance and disdain that took him to this point.
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"You know, we'll deal with this tomorrow," he said, before pivoting to a video of a car crash in Arizona.
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But China has set on a course of boosting domestic consumption, while pivoting away from manufacturing- and investment-led growth.
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Warren has emerged as a vocal detractor of Trump's policies, sometimes pivoting from his insults to criticize the White House.
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In 2011, the U.S. acquired membership under Obama's strategy of pivoting American foreign policy focus toward the Asia-Pacific region.
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Anitta, who is half-black, got her start making funk before pivoting to more mainstream pop in Spanish and English.
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Dobbs praised Republican National Committee (RNC) Chairwoman Ronna Romney McDaniel for keeping the party unified before pivoting to criticize Sen.
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Companies are pivoting to digital, but staffing up with the talent necessary to make that jump is becoming increasingly difficult.
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Harvey should have at least four starts remaining this season to begin pivoting in a better direction for next season.
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So officials are pivoting to "mitigation" — sweeping measures to slow the spread of the virus and minimize the death toll.
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Yet this is also a remarkable story of togetherness: a modern family shifting and pivoting to keep each person afloat.
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So officials are pivoting to "mitigation" — sweeping measures to slow the spread of the virus and minimize the death toll.
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Hunter Biden, who's name will forever be tied to the impeachment of President Trump, is pivoting his career to… art.
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Shortly thereafter, Fondeadora raised a US$1.5 million seed round to enter the neobank market, pivoting from a crowdfunding platform.
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"We're pivoting, what can you do?" said longtime advocate Frank Sharry, executive director of the pro-immigration group America's Voice.
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It also has a pivoting head that helps glide over knees and ankles and through the contours of your underarms.
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This is due to management pivoting away from growing the bank's national card portfolio that is typically lower credit quality.
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Pivoting to Europe, Kate and Alex chewed into the latest report on European venture capital, pulling from Atomico and Forbes.
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Pivoting, he said there was still "a load of evidence that Ukrainians created false information" for the Obama White House.
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Mr. Hernandez only began pivoting to music after he had become well-known on the internet for his obnoxious antics.
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So they're still going to provide service for those that are out there, but they're pivoting now to ... KS: Pivot!
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CL: I mean, again, we have to be much better at, if something doesn't work, pivoting and trying something new.
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Being independent has been beneficial because there was a lot of things that, it helps keep you focused on the stuff that really makes a difference to the business versus chasing the latest trends, and pivoting to video, or pivoting to anything that wasn't going to make sense for our audience and for our business.
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The Big Tobacco company has started pivoting toward reduced-risk products, or tobacco products PMI says are less harmful than cigarettes.
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Meerkat — the darling of South by Southwest 2015 that helped kickstart the livestreaming app craze — is pivoting away from live broadcasts.
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Kick with the rear leg and you are pivoting on the lead leg—which is already out in front of you.
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So perhaps it is a commentary on the relative ease of an exit vs pivoting in the hopes of future value.
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Sanders didn't take the bait, pivoting to talking about impeaching President Donald Trump and the various other crises America faces. Sen.
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I applaud [Intel CEO] Bob Swan for acting quickly, pivoting out of a business that he wanted to get out of.
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Trump himself issued a video response expressing regret before pivoting to attack both his opponent and "self-righteous hypocrites" on Twitter.
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A number of promising startups have gone out of businesses, while others, such as Sphero, are pivoting to the education market.
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During his first term, Obama called for the United States "pivoting" back to Asia after the wars in Afghanistan and Iraq.
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After After Party isn't dismembering the late night format; it's pivoting the form to embrace a perspective we haven't seen yet.
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The company is still committed to fuel cell technology long-term, but is pivoting toward trucks and other uses for now.
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The Scrambler ride seats three individuals in each seat and jolts the cars around, whirling them from a center pivoting mechanism.
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"We are also getting other nations to pay their fair share," Trump said pivoting to the defense budgets of NATO allies.
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Clinton's campaign has begun pivoting to a campaign against Trump, but she is still spending existing resources on the Democratic primary.
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The heist-gone-wrong premise is reminiscent of Guy Ritchie's better films, pivoting from humor to tragedy in a single frame.
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Though early in his campaign Trump said transgender individuals should use whatever bathroom they like, his administration appears to be pivoting.
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Across the food and drink space, brands are pivoting to CBD to take advantage of the new niche in the market.
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Trump attorney Jay Sekulow responded, assailing Schiff for raising the issue and pivoting to claims about former Vice President Joe Biden.
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The other two most direct competitors are Magic, which appears to be pivoting slightly with a more premium service, and Operator.
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So this is pivoting a bit, but another motif that seems to be in your work is astrological signs or zodiacs.
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In the debates in particular, Clinton did a fine job pivoting from the emails to pointing to Trump's coziness with Putin.
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"Both of these candidates are flawed," she told CNN's Jake Tapper in her boss's defense, before pivoting to talk about Benghazi.
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Right from the get go she was check hooking and pivoting out, and circling to make herself less of a target.
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He also promised to make the world a better place with his art before pivoting to solicit help from another source.
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Clinton is pivoting her campaign to focus on Trump, the presumptive GOP presidential nominee, even as her Democratic primary race continues.
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But those candidates took it upon themselves to address climate change, pivoting away from other subjects brought up by the moderators.
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"Confidentiality is implied, Jon," Conway responded, pivoting to reports that Manigault Newman recorded conversations during her time in the White House.
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Hyde-Smith disagreed, pivoting to her opposition to the Affordable Care Act, which was the first legislation to provide such protections.
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Asked about how his Browns teammates responded to the fight, Garrett thanked them for having his back before pivoting to DeCastro.
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Congress should require the executive branch to create this document pivoting off the national security strategy, which highlighted virtual currency risks.
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Clinton called the situation "catastrophic," pivoting to criticize Russia and accusing the country's leadership again of favoring Mr. Trump for president.
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You're feeling a lot of creative inspiration, but are also eager to revisit old projects and thinking about pivoting your direction.
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"I wanted anyone to be able to skate," Steilen says, pivoting backwards onto her toe stops in order to face me.
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At the same time I was experiencing burnout, the company was pivoting from a college alternative into a pre-college program.
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Before his sentence, he'd spent more than fifteen years pivoting between being a jazz musician and drumming in local punk bands.
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Cassidy are looking [at] structural reform ... that discussion continues, but we will be pivoting in the near term toward tax reform.
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Before that, though, the site attempted pivoting to an email service and then to vocally supporting a joke cryptocurrency called Dogecoin.
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AT&T, like Verizon, are interested in pivoting from stodgy, turf-protecting telecom operators to sexy new Millennial-focused advertising behemoths.
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Pivoting on the exceptionally fine line that separates TMI from brave self-revelation, "32 Pills: My Sister's Suicide" is tough viewing.
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It is affected not just by which striking surface is nearer to the opponent, but by which pivoting / anchoring point is.
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" Mr. Lorentz chided at one point, before pivoting to a favorite subject: "And how are you going to pay for it?
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I might tell him something intimate about my family, pivoting into a public make-out session just to change the subject.
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Kirsten Gillibrand's pointed attack over Biden's history on women's rights, pivoting the conversation to his flipped support for the Hyde Amendment.
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Companies of all sizes are pivoting to digital, but many of their efforts are failing or struggling to meet the hype.
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But many are supplementing their income losses by pivoting to new tactics and opportunities that are more suited to the pandemic.
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Oracle has been pivoting to a more cloud-focused business model based with revenue driven mainly by subscriptions, instead of licenses.
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Dr. Lise Van Susteren, a founder of the Climate Psychiatry Alliance, suggests listening to their fears but then pivoting to solutions.
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Dr. Lise Van Susteren, a founder of the Climate Psychiatry Alliance, suggests listening to their fears, but then pivoting to solutions.
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We had a very successful, in my view, year of 2017, pivoting our policies and helping our partners understand those polities.
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It opens with a clip of Trump saying he will "let ObamaCare implode" before pivoting to Bloomberg's accomplishments on health care.
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The moves were long-term investments in a campaign against a front-runner who's already started pivoting to the general election.
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The industry is also pivoting away from increasing store sizes and shopping spaces and fully committing to online options, including delivery.
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Hart followed with two straight baskets, grabbing a rebound and pivoting through the lane for a layup on the second one.
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Wildfires are fickle pillagers, pivoting to spare one thing and destroy another, twisted by wind and the fuels they feed on.
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In pivoting a fighter turns around one foot and the other is weightless—preventing him from transferring his weight into blows.
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Pivoting that tanker would certainly be tough, and in any case who'd trust a Zuckerberg who suddenly proclaimed himself the privacy messiah?
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I, your elected mayor, am so thrilled and excited to announce that our great city will be pivoting to video, effective immediately.
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"Frankly, we have a lot right now," Trump said of his proof, before pivoting back to the media coverage of supposed wiretaps.
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" Pivoting again to his consensus theme, he continued, "Our principles must never be compromised, but compromise itself is not a dirty word.
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Houseparty's parent company Life On Air shrunk its team from 36 down to 11 now after pivoting from its livestreaming app Meerkat.
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The shirts they printed became more popular than the group itself, and Seats saw the potential in pivoting to a retail brand.
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For example, just last week, Circle announced they were pivoting away from the buying and selling of bitcoin through their wallet app.
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That's why he loyally defended Clinton when Pence hit the Clinton Foundation issue instead of pivoting away to his own talking points.
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"I try to tell my wife, 'Don't look at that stuff,' " he explained to Winfrey before pivoting to discuss the hospital photos.
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And, if you're changing careers or pivoting to a different role, you can even show off your passion for this new direction.
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It's just pivoting from a do-everything experience on your wrist to one that's better customized for your own fashion and lifestyle.
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Each Toy-Con has a slot and pivoting cardboard flap that holds the VR Goggles (and your Switch) securely while you're playing.
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AltSchool operates seven small private schools (called "lab schools") and is now pivoting to license its technology to private and charter schools.
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" Pivoting to the Democratic nominee, Louis-Dreyfus says Clinton not only believes that climate change is real but "understands its disastrous consequences.
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He said that the company's consumer profit margins were low while operating as B2C but that its profitability actually improved upon pivoting.
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Its chief executive officer, Michael O'Leary, has said that the airline is "pivoting" its operations towards Europe in the aftermath of Brexit.
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We have warehoused those afflicted with the disease of addiction in a false detente pivoting on out-of-sight-out-of-mind.
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But recently, NASA has been pivoting its gaze back to the Moon, viewing Earth's satellite as a potential stepping stone for Mars.
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" In 2016, Hillary Clinton seems to be following this lead, unafraid of pivoting to schmaltz in ads based around "love and kindness.
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Wortley did not directly address Price's question about quarantine, pivoting instead to describing the state's programs for identifying and tracking HIV patients.
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The story details GOP woes and Democratic hopes before pivoting to some more optimistic Republican voices, including a sensible point from Sen.
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The steering is direct and communicative, with the quite-large Stinger pivoting around corners with a deftness characteristic of smaller sports cars.
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"Well, I think he's totally incompetent," said Dean before pivoting to criticism Trump's decision to pull out of the Paris climate accord.
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Then he sat up—not using his hands but pivoting at the waist, through ninety degrees, as if on an oiled hinge.
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Mr. McConnell deflected a question, pivoting off Mr. Ryan's comment, about whether he believed Mr. Trump was qualified to handle classified information.
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" The gist: "McMaster keeps dancing around specific questions, then pivoting to broader defense of 'appropriate" conversation'" (From MSNBC's Benjy Sarlin) http://bit.
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In the U.S. as well, President Trump called the attacks a "horrible, horrible thing" before quickly pivoting to the topic of immigration.
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Later it tried to build its own drones before pivoting to consult clients on how to most efficiently apply unmanned aerial vehicles.
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But even though he's in better shape than his countryman, Joshua keeps his movement to a minimum, stepping and pivoting whenever necessary.
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The pivoting nozzle allows you to get into unique spaces that you couldn't reach before, with special brush attachments for different surfaces.
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But so many have come out so definitively against Trump, even as the GOP nominee, that pivoting that way will be tough.
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And, to some extent, the street analysis said, Amazon keeps pivoting and moving, and what does that mean about the last strategy?
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"Sunil is a great proponent of the bid; he's the chairman of the bid," Kristick said before pivoting to the bigger picture.
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She was working toward becoming a recording artist before getting with R. Kelly, and sources say she's pivoting back into that direction.
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"It's best with some of these things, not to be said," he said, before pivoting to a broader discussion of military policy.
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Within a day of impeachment proceedings being initiated against President Donald Trump, podcasts had already begun pivoting to full-on impeachment coverage.
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"I asked the bartender for an Old Fashioned, so he took away my voting rights," she says, pivoting to the next joke.
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To some extent, the history of Rochester is the story of a city accustomed to pivoting on changes to its transport infrastructure.
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The tweets come hours after Trump was noncommittal when asked by reporters about North Korea's denuclearization progress, again pivoting to blame China.
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"Any industry-wide disruption like MoviePass requires a tremendous amount of testing, pivoting, and learning," CEO Mitch Lowe said in a statement.
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These companies, with more diversified revenue streams, are pivoting to mobile gaming, a move that could usurp Playtika's share of the market.
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Professional video-game streamer Corinna Kopf announced on Friday that she&aposs pivoting from Twitch to an exclusive contract with Facebook Gaming.
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Sorry. [laughs] They're pivoting to a commercial drone market, and they want to serve construction companies, site inspections and things like that.
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On the other hand, the company is pivoting towards original content and its customers are the most loyal of any streaming service.
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And the Beats Solo3 Wireless, which boasts "a flexible headband, 360-degree pivoting ear cups and noise isolation," will go for $300.
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In both of Jose Aldo's fights with Edgar, it was pivoting off line that left Edgar running past Aldo and looking confused.
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This pivoting off line was the heart of this fight and the reason that Edgar's first three rounds turned out so poorly.
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"We are a tolerant, multicultural society, the most successful immigration country on the planet," he said, before pivoting to a darker undercurrent.
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Pivoting away from personal attacks and back toward economic policy and job creation would help Trump with some of the more reticent Republicans.
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With the primary season essentially ended, and the general election campaign still months away, the press and public are the ones now pivoting.
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"I want it to be very clear that I'm an advocate for women," Monáe told writer Jenna Wortham, pivoting from the topic entirely.
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He was excited about an entrepreneurial career, first as a Juice Bar franchisee (30 stores and counting) and potentially pivoting into sneaker design.
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The iOS-only app launched in October 2016, pivoting from a music app after Kan was inspired by Chinese Q&A service Fenda.
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He's focused instead on pivoting American foreign policy to the Asia-Pacific and managing various crises in the Middle East and Northern Africa.
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Clinton, since pivoting to Trump, has attempted to undercut that business record, something that has animated much of his unexpectedly strong presidential run.
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The invention is related to "articulated vehicles" or ones with a pivoting joint in the middle of its construction like a large bus.
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Fab, too, was valued at $1 billion before collapsing and eventually pivoting to a home design startup worth a tiny fraction of that.
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His campaign insisted in the weeks following that declaration that Trump was pivoting away from the blanket ban he called for in December.
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"It's so interesting because I never thought I would be doing this," he said of pivoting to handle the hard news of GMA.
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Pivoting to another issue entirely isn't going to make up for the fact that Asian actors are grossly underrepresented in the entertainment industry.
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With two brightness settings and a pivoting head, this light is versatile enough to illuminate any of your DIY projects or repair jobs.
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Epshteyn slammed Clinton during the interview, calling her a lifelong liar before pivoting to the Democratic nominee and her husband's ties to Russia.
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That's why they have been so aggressively here pivoting and even hinting at the idea that their next move could be a cut.
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But he again said he's not a name-caller before pivoting to attack the Democratic nominee for her "basket full of deplorables" comment.
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So pivoting to a last minute snub of the EU parliament would be a pretty high stakes game for the company to play.
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"It's so interesting because I never thought I would be doing this," he says of pivoting to handle the hard news of GMA.
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The company originally followed the Groupon model of daily deals, before pivoting to focus instead on its marketplace for getaways, adventures and tours.
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WE EXPECT THE PRODUCT MIX BENEFICIALLY TO KICK IN BECAUSE WERE GOING TO BE PIVOTING MORE TOWARDS HIGHER GROWTH AND HIGHER MARGIN PRODUCTS.
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Holm's best strikes are her left straights, a nice pivoting check hook, and her kicks when she can get to a good angle.
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Directed by Blunt's husband, John Krasinski, the film is the latest Hollywood project pivoting as countries try to contain transmission of the virus.
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We established that the Daily Beast is pivoting to video and diverting all of its 2020 resources towards covering Michael Avenatti's campaign. Yes.
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Clinical, but wait ... 64' "It's my hamstring," she mouths after pivoting hard to knife a clearance out of bounds, and out of danger.
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But then just about all of the candidates took moderators' questions as mere suggestions, pivoting blithely to whatever topic they preferred to address.
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As the spread of COVID-19 forces millions of people worldwide to stay home, companies are pivoting to video conferencing software en masse.
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The cushioned on-ear design will cradle your ears in comfort for all-day listening, with pivoting, collapsible ear cups for effortless storage.
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"It's serving us a Hollywood stripper romp, but pivoting to show that life from the women's point of view," our culture reporter writes.
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"It's clear that we are not alone," Mr. Guaidó responded, without agreeing to the crowd's request, before pivoting to a message of unity.
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Press a button and the thing comes to life, robotic arms pivoting over an empty chair where you cannot help but imagine yourself.
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As he tries to win over Mr. Moon, Mr. Trump already is pivoting to a harsher approach to China, according to administration officials.
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So media and tech companies are pivoting, selling us a whole suite of offerings aimed at bursting the bubbles they helped to create.
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"I just hope they pick somebody good, somebody that's going to represent their interests," he continued before pivoting to attacks against Democratic Sens.
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It is pivoting off technological advances developed by commercial firms financed by In-Q-Tel, the intelligence community's venture capital fund, officials said.
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Actually, it's been pivoting since last August, when Rubin realized that his startup focused on livestreaming broadcasts was headed for a black hole.
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Different army compositions require a different balance between the four core resources, and pivoting between them is like turning an aircraft carrier around.
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These moves were aimed at healing the ideological rift in the party, and assuaging Sanders supporters' worries that she was pivoting to the center.
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Pivoting back towards its home continent has proven lucrative for Standard Bank, and helped counter a deteriorating economy in its core market - South Africa.
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Durant made a trio of three pointers and scored 11 points but injured his leg in the second quarter while pivoting with the ball.
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Traditional retailers and big-box brands are pivoting to small-format concept stores in order to experiment with new retail strategies and curb costs.
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It's a developer-friendlier Apple that's revealing not just of the company's slowly pivoting culture, but of the general economics of the tech industry.
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Trump began his remarks by touting job creation numbers and the health of the economy before pivoting toward the issue of the Charlottesville attack.
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Silk Labs cancelled the product in June that year (refunding backers), and announced that it was pivoting to developing AI software for other firms.
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But also, the company's pivoting a bit to beef up its scooter rideshare service to compete with the likes of Bird, Lime and Uber.
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"I don't know what Steve said," he said in the interview on "Anderson Cooper 360," before pivoting back to Clinton and her email controversies.
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Now that Trump is pivoting toward the general election, where conventional estimates put the cost of winning at around $1 billion, things are changing.
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In his Directing acceptance speech, the Mexico-born filmmaker followed the lead of many other winners, immediately pivoting to issues of diversity and inclusion.
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It failed to find a sustainable market for its platform, and went through several rounds of restructuring and pivoting, leading to today's final deal.
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With that strategy, Omni is now formally pivoting from storage, alongside its expansion from San Francisco and Portland into Los Angeles and New York.
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CNBC reports Facebook is giving up on younger teens that are already ditching its app, and pivoting the video hub toward an older audience.
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It's the new iOS app from the makers of Highlight, the hyped location app startup of 2012 that fizzled out and is now pivoting.
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Asked what his mistake was during the debate, Rubio said he had trouble pivoting away from "Republican-on-Republican violence" to President Barack Obama.
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Titled "Single Issue," the video features Sanders pivoting to Wall Street, billionaires and the economy when asked about race, criminal justice and national security.
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Songs take emotional turns on a dime, pivoting from funny to tender and bruised to brassy before you can figure out what's going on.
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While exercise certainly played a role in pivoting people away from smoking, the social support aspect seemed to be equally, if not more, helpful.
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Pivoting from ADA to best-selling author is hardly a career fail, and it's indicative of the tempting opportunities awaiting stars of the show.
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The former senator conceded that he can be a "gaffe machine" at times, before quickly pivoting and comparing himself to current President Donald Trump.
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"The United States no longer makes empty threats," Trump said about his promise to end the Iran deal and pivoting immediately to North Korea.
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Its truck business is so robust Ford felt comfortable giving up on mainstream passenger cars altogether, pivoting to only trucks, SUVs and the Mustang.
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She was also pivoting toward freelance writing and added me to a small group of about 15 young, female writers from around the country.
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He has passionately advocated for pivoting from fossil fuels to renewable energy to save our planet from global warming — the greatest threat facing humanity.
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Those guidelines vary country to country, but in the US, Jackson said Ipsos is pivoting slightly by relying more heavily on their online panel.
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And when blogging came out was around when I started pivoting a little bit towards investing, so I invested in Flickr, and later Twitter.
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Sanders continued and said he plans to campaign in the midwest before pivoting to Biden's record on trade agreements that have impacted the region.
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Instead, in its eagerness to depict its subject through the pivoting lenses of gleeful satire and high melodrama, Hunters usually shifts into empty provocation.
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Maggie Hassan sidestepped a question during a Senate debate Tuesday about leaked emails from a top Hillary Clinton aide, instead pivoting to Donald Trump.
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The wobbly video shot on Tsoi's iPhone shows police pelting the street with a jet of water, then pivoting to aim directly at him.
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Since Trump seems to be pivoting from some of his campaign nonsense, one can only hope he will do the same on these issues.
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" DeSantis said, before pivoting to an attack on the press, declaring, "I am not going to bow down to the altar of media correctness.
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Trump communications director Mike Dubke and his deputy, Jessica Ditto, began the meeting by calling for a broader "rebranding" before pivoting to foreign policy.
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When it was finally Kaine's turn to speak, he began humbly and concentrated his praise on Clinton, only pivoting to praise for himself later.
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And Disney is one of the first companies I've seen to say they're not pivoting their entire business model and that's important to stress.
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But for the most part, Fallon has kept things easy breezy, typically pivoting from a more topical opening monologue to the aforementioned slapstick games.
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The PAX is big and utilitarian, and it comes in varying widths so I could use one as a pivoting entryway to my shelter.
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Starlings from Russia and east Europe winter in the Holy Land, swooping, pivoting and soaring, putting on a display to shame any aerobatics team anywhere.
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Insurers in Canada have been increasingly pivoting toward Asia for growth, looking to sell to the region's middle class as domestic markets face stiff competition.
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But it distorts market pricing, and there are always strings attached — their agenda may not be the best agenda for growing or pivoting my business.
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In the sense of the show pivoting to be more about its women, this also might have a resonance with the Grace-centric cold open.
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To this end, we should give serious consideration to pivoting away from the current spending formula – one third of the budget to each service department.
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Japan's Self Defence Force, which is pivoting away from defending its northern borders, is fortifying the region with radar bases and anti-ship missile batteries.
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There is no question Sanders will fight for the most liberal platform possible and try and prevent Clinton from pivoting too hard to the center.
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While Trump's new position on immigration may signal his pivoting to the center in advance of a general election, this too is an eyebrow-raiser.
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He's spent the last day or so raging against Cruz's supposed caucus cheating, rather than pivoting to attack Rubio and the moderates in New Hampshire.
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Cofounder and CEO Hosain Rahman is reportedly pivoting into a new endeavor, Jawbone Health Hub, that would make health-related hardware and offer software services.
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Also, it has strong motivation: If the company succeeds in pivoting from public to private communications, it needs to replace a lot of ad revenue.
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"We can always count on Mom to make sure we have a warm meal," Seamless explains, before pivoting to sell me an e-gift card.
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He has repeatedly defended Trump over the candidate's controversial comments in the past few months, pivoting instead to focus on Trump's likely opponent, Hillary Clinton.
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He harked back to a "tough" 2015, when he lost his father, Mario, pivoting deftly to a call for 12 weeks of paid family leave.
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But now, it seems, after years of pivoting towards smaller devices, the wheel has turned back towards sacrificing aesthetics at the alter of image quality.
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But after years of making geometrically-complex objects using joints and hinges, the artist-turned-engineer is pivoting to a different form of inspiration: origami.
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Witnesses described to Reuters a man clad in black taking aim with a handgun and pivoting as he fired several shots in a public square.
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In Tuesday's vice-presidential debate, Tim Kaine responded to a question on Social Security by pivoting to Mike Pence's longstanding support for privatizing the system.
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"I'm a negotiator like you folks, we are negotiators," Trump said in December, drawing laughter before pivoting to how he would renegotiate the Iran deal.
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Like Cohn, Kudlow worked for decades in the financial sector, rising to become chief economist at Bear Stearns before pivoting to punditry in the 1990s.
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Most MMA fighters can't kick anywhere near comfortably—especially head height—without stepping to open their hips and then pivoting the rest of the distance.
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The "stickers" will follow you or your friends around in three dimensions, pivoting Giphy from simple 2D animations and into a sort of augmented reality.
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All of his presidential rivals followed the conventional approach, expressing their "thoughts and prayers" or "condolences" immediately before pivoting to calls for action against terrorism.
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Centrica supplies gas and electricity to a quarter of British homes, so pivoting away from producing energy towards supplying it and providing services was logical.
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" Pivoting to overseas military operations, Trump praised the armed services in Afghanistan, asking an Army colonel, "But you're enjoying what you're doing, is that right?
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The Honeywell Turbo Tower Fan is really two fans in one: a standard upright tower fan as well as a 90-degree pivoting top fan.
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"War is a terrible thing," McCain said on civilian casualties, before pivoting to talk about what military officials have described as a stalemate in Afghanistan.
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That's what Yandex, the Russian company most similar to Google and Alphabet complete with a self-driving car unit, is pivoting to with the Yandex.Rover.
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And pivoting from the familiar world of composing pop songs to the collaborative craziness of the Broadway musical can induce a sort of cultural whiplash.
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In a startup, it's normal — even likely — for the plan to change, and pivoting to meet this change is often the best course of action.
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According to Vanessa, pivoting to making music that had appeal beyond her locale was always the plan while she was under the mentorship of Kartel.
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Kit was in the process of pivoting toward merchandise logistics and raising a Series A when it began talks with Patreon, leading to the acquisition.
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Before pivoting to smart glasses, Thalmic Labs (now North) tried its best to make its Myo gestural arm band controller the future of user input.
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Pivoting to the future Coronavirus has been a stress test for countries around the world, that has put devastating strains on economies and health systems.
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In a naturally selective process that is often called 'pivoting' or 'diversifying,' most content farms are already in the process of dying a slow death.
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She seemed more reserved about using the word abortion, masterfully pivoting to phrases like "women's health" and "reproductive medicine" when a reporter brought them up.
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It was only in brief moments in the third that Gustafsson began pivoting off line from Blachowicz's straight line charges and escaping Blachowicz's right hand.
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The two books aren't particularly similar in their styles or their aims, but their shared subject matter means they keep pivoting around the same tropes.
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In April 1999, the Cardinals honored Schoendienst with a bronze likeness outside the old Busch Stadium depicting him in midair, pivoting on a double play.
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Fin started as a personal assistant app before pivoting to the software it used to monitor and manage the workers who made the assistant run.
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But so long as hope remains alive, a bitter primary can continue, and prevent the likely nominee from pivoting to focus on the general election.
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While the Senate struggles to get the bill onto the floor, the White House is pivoting to the president's new "Made in America" messaging campaign.
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The way they work is by pivoting on a stainless steel ball, so not only do they aerate your beverage, they can't be knocked over.
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But in April 2019, Inboard announced another change in plans, pivoting out of consumer sales and refunding deposits customers had put down for the G1.
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In response, the brand is pivoting by beefing up options for take-out, delivery, and digital ordering, and it seems to be working — so far.
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Pivoting from traditional employment to being a freelancer is good in theory, but it's not as easy as what others make it out to be.
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Earlier this month, the company said it was pivoting to a privacy-focused model by adding end-to-end encryption to its various messaging services.
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Here's the sly superpower of "Hustlers": It's serving us a Hollywood stripper romp, but pivoting to show that life from the women's point of view.
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With MSNBC's Stephanie Ruhle last week, he was Conway-esque in pivoting from the questions he was asked to the answers he preferred to give.
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But Portman and his aides kept pivoting to Portman's record and his plans, and unlike Republicans in other Senate races, they wouldn't be worn down.
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It feels like there's also an interest in pivoting away from the hyper-sleek and minimal aesthetic of contemporary mid-century modern and Ikea couture.
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With Republicans pivoting to their second big agenda item, leadership is facing a familiar dynamic: Divisions among members, competing demands and no room for error.
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"Where's the collusion?" he asked at one point before quickly pivoting back to one of his favorite campaign topics: illegal immigration and the border wall.
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Chirico said Calvin Klein would start pivoting to a "more commercial product and marketing experience," the exact opposite of what Simons was hired to do.
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He's had moments where he seemed near pivoting, where he appeared to bask in the media coverage that followed a few days of relative normalcy.
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Silber allows us to see, for instance, the effect of a young man's death on the woman whose actions had indirectly led to the accident that killed him, before pivoting to show us his lover in another state who never understands why he suddenly severs contact with her, and then pivoting again to the driver of the truck that was involved in the fatal accident.
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A small pivoting arm topped with a squishy tip from a capacitive stylus tricks the Kindle's touchscreen into acting like it's been tapped by human fingers.
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To be sure, China has been steadily pivoting away from manufacturing toward the services sector, which include consumer industries such as real estate, retail and leisure.
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And pivoting from the intimacy of Creed to a generation-spanning family epic straight out of a potboiler novel is just a weird call all around.
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The Trump administration has for too long believed that by not talking about the Russia issue, by ducking and pivoting, they could make it go away.
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New York Times political reporter Maggie Haberman reads this as an important example of how Trump makes decisions, often pivoting based on his most recent conversation.
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The expectations management also allows them to make the case that they are focusing their resources on the general election and pivoting away from the primary.
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Sanders is monomaniacally focused on economic issues, pivoting from just about any other topic to a discussion of income inequality and the wealthy's influence on politics.
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It needs all the subscribers it can get after pivoting away from ads and laying off 50 employees, as well as shuttering two offices in 2017.
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Any perception that she is pivoting away from the progressive positions she staked out during the primary season could agitate liberal voters, including former Sanders supporters.
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Canelo's ringcraft looked solid, and often along the ropes he would wait for Golovkin to throw the right hand before pivoting off behind his lead shoulder.
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If your VC pitch involves pivoting to a new business model to achieve scale in the future, consider discounting the value of your current cash flow.
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However, the most notable feature of the Standplus is the unique pivoting hinges that can hold their position without having to loosen or tighten any knobs.
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The introduction of a pivoting claw on its new Flex Claw Hammer lets you maximize your leverage when removing nails or prying boards at awkward angles.
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Another idea for pivoting and prodding from one of the investors led Kamcord cofounder Aditya Rathnam to meet with Lyft cofounders Logan Green and John Zimmer.
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Of the four knee ligaments, the ACL is the most crucial and is responsible for stability during pivoting and lateral movements while the knee is bent.
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She's since left the harvest altogether, pivoting to immerse herself in efforts to restore the biodiversity and health of the Puget Sound and greater Salish Sea.
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"No, I do understand Aleppo and I understand the crisis that is going on," Johnson insisted, pivoting to speak about avoiding military involvement in the crisis.
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He has removed his obvious telegraphs, but there is still a preliminary motion—his heel comes in to cut down on the pivoting needed to kick.
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She was focused on an announcement about her professional one: On the far side of 50, she was pivoting toward less glamorous work behind the scenes.
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Curry also remained remarkably injury-free — until Game 1 against the Rockets on April 16, when he hurt his right ankle pivoting to retreat on defense.
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But it did bother Salmon that Trump tended to drag out particular answers, rather than quickly pivoting to more succinct talking points or attacks on Clinton.
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Within an hour #fartgate trended #1 on Twitter, with people at first assuming it was Swalwell, but then pivoting to pointing the (pulled) finger at Matthews.
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AT&T has slowly but surely been pivoting away from traditional cable and broadband toward streaming video in the hopes of appealing to Millennial cord cutters.
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Pivoting on the number "13," it featured works by 15 French and French-American artists including Sonia Delaunay (one of five women) and Guy de Cointet.
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O'Brady abandoned his first push to the top last year when strong winds hit the mountain but by now he's used to pivoting in extreme situations.
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Pivoting to his opponent, Mr. DiSanto comes right out with it, saying, "He's spreading a lot of —" before going to a bleeped-out, four-letter word.
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But even as Manafort was convicted by a jury on eight counts and could face decades in prison, Trump wasted no time pivoting to attacking Mueller.
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"We are pivoting from our prior service lines to make this available," Chris Hall, senior clinical adviser to San Francisco-based telehealth startup Nurx, told STAT.
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Despite all the pivoting Dotcom's done, this claim has been a constant in his life, like the obscenely overstuffed bubble baths he keeps finding himself in.
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That's especially the case in Silicon Valley, where pivoting has become the new failure, a concept to describe a haphazard, practically madcap form of iterative development.
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Ultimately, the best way to boost your income is to earn a higher salary, whether that means nabbing a promotion or pivoting into a new job.
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"I think all of us probably could have done a better job in bringing out our supporters," Sanders said, before pivoting to a more flattering metric.
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Barr's comments also indicate the administration may be pivoting away from its core defense of the strike and reframing its argument around the idea of deterrence.
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"The people that are committing those crimes are not folks that are here illegally," he said, pivoting to an impenetrable combination of policy detail and sloganeering.
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The mix in Mexico is not quite as favorable, analysts say, even if the central bank may be pivoting to a more neutral or dovish stance.
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"The second she starts pivoting herself, I just went right in and push back her arm and just run right out of the store," Lax said.
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Nearly all of his answers lacked substantive policy proposals or specifics, with the former Starbucks CEO often pivoting to criticizing both of the major political parties.
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Jay Onrait and Dan O'Toole's show on Fox Sports went through several iterations before pivoting toward a late-night show format; it was canceled in 2017.
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Researchers are also keeping an eye on activities like sharing celebrity gossip to build an audience and then pivoting to political content as an election nears.
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The company began as a bitcoin mining operation before pivoting to an alternative to email that awards cryptocurrency to prominent people who reply to unsolicited messages.
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"Our legitimacy abroad rest on our democracy at home," Buttigieg said, pivoting to his campaign pitch to revamp American democracy by doing away with the electoral college.
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Pivoting to religion might seem kind of random for the mega-famous family of entertainers and business moguls, but the Kardashians have always had a spiritual side.
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Republicans are finally pivoting to similar attacks against Trump, accusing him of bilking the little guy with his companies and pushing him to release his tax returns.
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Trader Guy Adami said he likes the graphics chipmaker, because the company is pivoting from gaming to autonomous cars and will become a leader in the space.
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To boost recurring revenue and profit margins, FireEye is pivoting to a subscription-based model from its traditional business that centered around the sale of hardware boxes.
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He also opened up Australia to the world, pivoting towards the countries of Asia as neighbours and trading partners and founding APEC, which grew to 21 members.
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GoButler, the startup that originally offered a virtual assistant that let you request anything on-demand, appears to be pivoting for a second (and maybe final) time.
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The lithium technology is said to give it strong suction and fade-free power, with that pivoting nozzle creating flexibility and power for such a compact device.
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So at least some White House officials appear to be pivoting to plan B — rewriting the ban so that it won't be as vulnerable to constitutional challenge.
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The political climate around privacy and data protection does look to be pivoting in such a way that Do Not Track could possibly swing back into play.
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The company has been in a quiet period recently after pivoting to focus on rocket engines but they've teamed with Luminox to make us all junior spacemen.
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She mostly laughed off Trump's attacks and declined to bring up the sexual assault allegations against him, instead pivoting to her own vision for the nation's future.
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Their non-aggression pact has held throughout the early months of the campaign, with both routinely pivoting away from opportunities to draw sharp distinctions between their candidacies.
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Beyond official histories, written by the "winners" and pivoting around major world events, human history is driven and propelled by everyday stories, regular people, and vernacular objects.
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Odell Beckham's cousin, Terron Beckham, says he pivoting from his NFL dream ... and trying to pursue a career in the WWE as a jacked up pro wrestler!!!
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Already, the Trump administration is pivoting to its next major economic priority — Infrastructure reform — and that's where the stakes could get higher for technology and science spending.
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Likewise, Clinton needs to start pivoting to the center now that her nomination is nearly locked-up – and a Warren pick takes her back to the left.
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The industry is making some important inroads to eliminating these eyesores, however, with under-screen fingerprint readers, and pivoting cameras that can shoot either forwards or back.
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From his stance a fighter's feet ferry him across the mat but during a kick the pivoting foot acts more as an anchor, pinning him in place.
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Recognizing in a split second when such tactics might be counterproductive can be difficult, experts say, as can pivoting quickly from one mind-set to the other.
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Russia has sent its bombers flying over the Korean Peninsula in recent months -- a telegraph to both Beijing and Washington that Moscow, too, is pivoting to Asia.
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Daniels — who last year drew headlines as she embarked on a national tour of strip clubs — drew some backlash on social media for pivoting to joke-telling.
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"The stuff you're talking about is peanut stuff," Trump said during a Reuters interview published late Tuesday, before pivoting to criticizing his 2016 Democratic opponent, Hillary Clinton.
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Trump announced the creation of a Hispanic Advisory Council Saturday, and softened his tone on deportations, sparking debate over whether he is pivoting on the immigration issue.
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A former British minister under Prime Minister David Cameron remembered Mr. Obama's pivoting his chair and appearing to lecture the British cabinet, as if tutoring seminar students.
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The consequences are ironic given Andrew's apparent motivation to use the interview as a way of pivoting his public profile away from Epstein and back toward entrepreneurship.
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Duncan Hunter (R-Calif.), an early Trump supporter, dismissed talk that the president-elect is pivoting toward the establishment center by meeting with figures like Mitt Romney.
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It is characterized by slight, pivoting gestures of the head, hands, fingers and especially the eyes, which are virtually performers of their own, round, intense and expressive.
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On Pro Football With a book, a website and a new documentary series, an all-business All-Pro seems to be pivoting toward a post-football life.
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Already, the Trump administration is pivoting to its next major economic priority — infrastructure reform — and that's where the stakes could get higher for technology and science spending.
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Instead, Disney has begun pivoting toward what it sees as a new growth engine: subscription streaming services that bring its movies and TV shows directly to consumers.
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Patrick Coffee talked to an agency whose whole business depends on live events about how it's pivoting its business when face-to-face meetings are no more.
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Today, the school has not only recovered, but is pivoting from a place that primarily provided arts education for children to a full-fledged performing arts center.
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Attempts to punish voters for that by limiting Chinese tourism to Taiwan backfired, and the island actually posted record visitor numbers after pivoting to other Asian nations.
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But pivoting is proving critical for many larger houses, given that haute joaillerie exists as a kind of counterweight to their heavy dependence on entry level sales.
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Jaunt is pivoting to AR at a time when VR remains a crowded field with many players, despite the technology gaining limited traction outside of niche audiences.
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Snap's main competitor, Instagram owner Facebook, has itself been pivoting back to news despite the trash fires in its wake by bringing back a curated news section.
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Last week, CEO Mark Zuckerberg announced the company would be pivoting to privacy, focusing more on its messaging platforms and enabling more ephemeral features and encrypted chats.
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They're kind of pivoting to being a major industrial tech company; we think that's part of where the U.S. economy is going," Wolff said on "Trading Nation.
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Throughout the three hours of his previous debates, Bloomberg tends to parry criticism with a mix of snark and aloofness before pivoting to a bullet point rebuttal.
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That's good news for the tech giant, which is pivoting away from a license-based business model as it pushes for a stronger position in the cloud.
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And she rejected the option of pivoting toward a model of Brexit that keeps closer ties to the European Union, an option more attractive to opposition lawmakers.
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There's delicacy in the girlish breasts and in the rounded, pivoting knife that substitutes for a right hand, and you can slurp soup from the left hand.
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Titled Casa tomada, after the 1946 book in which owners are forced from their home by an unseen entity, the biennial offers pivoting but coherent expressions of displacement.
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Fortunately, This Is Us is seemingly pivoting away from the Pearson siblings (and, yes, Milo Ventimiglia's patriarch Jack, whom we have seen through to slow cooker-related death).
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The prototype they showed us was about the size of a PC card and was equipped with extremely bright LED lights and a small high-resolution pivoting camera.
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Just last week, Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg announced that the company would be pivoting to a privacy-first model while merging the underlying infrastructure of its messaging apps.
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The industry in general seems to be pivoting towards a slew of similar Android Wear watches where the main difference is in what fashion brand logo they bear.
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Beijing has for years been trying to shed its reputation as the world's factory, pivoting instead to become a place where high-tech talent and innovation can thrive.
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Unfortunately, early indications suggest that past trends should continue, and those companies not pivoting away from legacy businesses in favor of high growth segments will continue to lose.
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Get the Shiatsu Neck and Shoulder Massager for $33.20 See Details This handheld massager has dual pivoting heads and two different settings, as well as a heating function.
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After two straight elections of aggressive expansion, Bold PAC is pivoting toward defending the CHC's 28503 incumbents, and will likely look to support Latinos in retiring Democratic Rep.
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Pivoting off that, I'm wondering about the link between the two moments of gods bestowing power upon young women via semen, both unintentionally but in very different ways.
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It is a confident move by the Swiss group into consumer health care, a business it is pivoting towards as sales of its better-known food brands stagnate.
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Loveflutter has actually been around for a while, pivoting from matches based on shared interests (innovative!) to now focus on analyzing tweets and Twitter activity to match people.
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If the Blue Lives Matter brigade pivoting towards a shooting-cops agenda is confusing, I'm sorry to say your expectations for ideological consistency were too high going in.
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This was an excellent example of one of our Representatives taking great care to investigate a potential issue, and pivoting when the user revealed it was a joke.
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He tried to defuse his and his siblings' reputations as rich brats by acknowledging their privileged upbringing upfront and then pivoting seamlessly into a call for school vouchers.
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Along with his vice-president, he distances himself from talk of the "resistance economy"; he insists on the virtues of English and of pivoting towards global economic engagement.
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Segal, the new CEO, insists that the website can recover, though it might require pivoting away from Ashley Madison's heavy focus on being a discreet gateway to affairs .
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They also worry about a post-Brexit Britain's geopolitical divergence and the spectre of one of Europe's few serious security powers pivoting towards Donald Trump's America or China.
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And the region's higher education institutions, particularly its two community colleges, work directly with local industry, creating classes that meet firms' specific needs and pivoting as technology advances.
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Now, see what you make of this BuzzFeed piece Ben Ratliff sent me about millennial marketing pivoting to burnout, and the pleasures of cooking just to cook. Toldja.
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It's housed on a pivoting system of gimbals, which are suspension devices sailors use often to keep compasses and foods level as a boat sways back and forth.
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FireEye is pivoting to a subscription-based model from its traditional business that centered around the sale of hardware boxes to boost recurring revenue and shore up margins.
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Former San Antonio Mayor Julián Castro was the biggest winner among the long shots Wednesday night, pivoting off of immigration to announce his presence in the Democratic primary.
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We have never stopped pivoting, and I think it's a shame when brands relax on their lead, or sit back, relax, and continue to play their greatest hits.
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Pivoting the diversity discussion to being about telling a good story feels like the equivalent of Waid's own Strange Fruit defense: focus on the flood, not the racism.
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" But the alternation between this ensemble movement (patterns of walking and pivoting) and individual bursts of Mr. Petronio's signature motion is actually closer to the dynamic of "Signals.
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In films like Purple Rain, he could turn on the smolder and charm, but he was equally capable of pivoting to a wryly amused raise of the eyebrow.
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"The way it works now is good, you want to try and keep it that way," the president said, pivoting quickly to embrace his host's antipathy for walls.
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LG: I mean, have you thought seriously about either pivoting or adding that on to your current strategy, and saying, "Okay, now we're going to start doing food"?
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I tend to think of Oracle as something used by really large companies, but I'm curious if pivoting to the cloud has changed your customer profile a bit.
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Because if you impose maximum pressure on a regional power you are, by definition, no longer trying to maintain a Middle Eastern status quo while pivoting to Asia.
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The coronavirus has gyms shuttering all across the country -- but several trainers are pivoting to a Prohibition-style method of business ... which might be in everyone's best interest.
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The pronouns work overtime to signal shifts of perspective in Aitken's taut translation from Norwegian, pivoting elegantly from Vibeke to Jon and back as they brave everyday threats.
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In this post, I will lay out the case for pessimism and the case for (cautious) optimism, pivoting off a new series of papers from leading climate economists.
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Then pivoting that side hank of hair back over his bald center lane and twisting and flipping it a bit so it jutted out in front just right.
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"We'll talk about that in the next segment," she told Mr. Bloomberg, before pivoting to a question about whether his mayoral policies had improved New Yorkers' life expectancies.
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Himes attributed European interest in his detective novels to his pivoting away from realism and racial protest and toward a more spectacular and cinematic depiction of black life.
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KH tells us he loves the Oscars, and there's no feeling about them pivoting away from tapping a single host after the catastrophe they went through with him.
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"I just started getting a real education on angel funding, seed funding, series A, series B, series C, scalability, pivoting, and on and on and on," he says.
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TechCrunch recently reported that the company was facing cash shortages, unable to pay its vendors or employees, and pivoting toward plant-touching operations by acquiring former retail partners.
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A second full LBJ administration might have been able to negotiate a withdrawal from war while simultaneously pivoting back to the domestic programs that remain Johnson's enduring legacy.
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Comcast has now suffered cord-cutting losses for 11 quarters in a row, and with this trend in mind, the company is pivoting to a broadband-centric strategy.
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The bank claims to be serious about pivoting now (despite having only shuffled the deck chairs in its executive roster, ousting its C.E.O. and elevating his top deputy).
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Mr. Buttigieg's response showed his dexterity as a politician, pivoting to his own lived experiences as a married gay man who understood discrimination deeply and personally, if differently.
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After two decades building Alibaba into a $460 billion business, Ma is now pivoting full time to philanthropy, my CNN Business colleague Sherisse Pham in Hong Kong writes.
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Bannon himself was removed from his role as White House chief strategist in August 2017, leading some commentators to suggest that Trump was pivoting toward a globalist outlook.
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She works at Colorlines, a news website covering race, and our conversation turned to racism at predominantly white, liberal media outlets before pivoting to gentrification in the neighborhood.
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Bannon's departure from the White House, announced on Friday after weeks of speculation, doesn't mean the Trump administration is pivoting away from "Trumpism" — the racialized populism Bannon represented.
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In debate preparation sessions, Mr. Rubio had practiced quickly pivoting from skirmishes with Republicans, like Mr. Christie, back to his real target: Mr. Obama and, by implication, Hillary Clinton.
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In a super smart post pivoting off the above Twitter meme, she writes: So Daenerys is one of those dreaded "guys' girls" who excludes the challenging company of women.
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Pivoting off the theme and melody of "Mixing," the song chiefly served as the point of inspiration for Ye Ali to turn this one line into an entire project.
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White House Press Secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders explained Wednesday afternoon that Trump was pivoting on North Korea from what she called the "silence and complacency" of the Obama administration.
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Trump, who supported the Iraq War before the invasion and in the early months of the war, said the U.S. "shouldn't have destabilized" Iraq before pivoting to praising Hussein.
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Facebook's YouTube competitor is pivoting to older audiences as teens tune out and publishers balk Michelle Castillo says Facebook Watch is beginning to solicit shows aimed at older viewers.
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Whether working in human resources, the legal department, or finance, it will be critical for each employee to be open to pivoting and transforming — possessing a fail-fast mentality.
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The high-profile nature of the two announcements has us wondering if Hollywood's pivoting back to the undead after a glut of zombie content peaked about 10 years ago.
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Then, the menstrual cycle can make them get even looser, which means that during pivoting sports or shifting of the knee, the ACL is under more risk of tearing.
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While we're here we must do all the good we can," Lipscomb said, before pivoting to Clinton's message for Thursday night: "We have to believe that we're stronger together.
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Helios and Matheson is a data analytics company, ultimately, and when it acquired MoviePass in 2017 it was apparent that it wasn't suddenly pivoting to just selling movie tickets.
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It's got a nice fat kicktail to help with pivoting it around in tight spots, or to let you lift those front wheels over a crack in the sidewalk.
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The pivoting claw on the $20 hammer locks into one of four positions so that it's not moving around or loose while you're trying to exert pressure with it.
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Bloomberg reports that these are just a few of the companies that are pivoting green: taking their broad ideas for startups and using weed to give them laser focus.
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Earlier this month, Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg wrote that the company was pivoting toward a "privacy-focused" future, with an emphasis on features like disappearing messages and secure messaging.
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Letter below: Dear XXX Starting February 1st the Twitter sales channel will no longer be available as a result of the Twitter team pivoting away from their ecommerce focus.
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Panasonic ER-GB80-S Body and Beard Trimmer — $50 (list price $100) See Details The pivoting head on this 4-blade cordless shaver can conform to almost any angle.
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Still, the Democratic nominee will have to close the enthusiasm gap, and they can best do that by not pivoting too soon, and concentrating on Democratic voters for now.
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Hotz, meanwhile, made a show of the autonomous abilities, pivoting in his seat to talk to the cameraman in the back seat and gesturing effusively to make a point.
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Founded in late 2010, Carwow originally launched as a car review aggregator before pivoting to become a site that claims to improve the experience of buying a new car.
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"Ibaka was a big guy who would come to the rim, and Shane would have all day to shoot 3s," Wade said before pivoting to Spoelstra's most recent handiwork.
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Senator Bernie Sanders of Vermont has been especially vocal, pivoting from his signature economic message to emphasize climate change in the final sprint to the Iowa caucuses in February.
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The highly stylized Mr. Stack played Ness with a sort of pained, dapper cool, pivoting into action at an angle that seemed to complement the tilt of his fedora.
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Health coaching is a profession that has been around for decades and is now gaining momentum in its important role of pivoting outcomes of health for our unwell country.
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" Pivoting away from the conversation about refugees, Trump takes a moment to rehash his electoral college win, claiming that the Democratic Party lost the election because of "stupid deals.
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That relegates the movie to a sort of limbo, pivoting on a central dynamic that leaves you wondering how Mo's folks allowed the situation to reach this perilous juncture.
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"We are still trying to contain it at the greatest extent possible, but at the same time, we are pivoting to a more community-based approach," Dr. Duchin said.
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"I do think it's relevant to point that out," she said, before pivoting back to a long list of questions she had: Did Marta meet with students at night?
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"I do think it's relevant to point that out," she said, before pivoting back to a long list of questions she had: Did Marta meet with students at night?
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With renewed attention to it, travel companies are pivoting from expressions of concern to those of welcome aimed at reassuring international travelers across the spectrum of nationality and religion.
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"The push by consumers to eat healthier by pivoting to plant-based foods is a big part of mushroom's popularity," said Lori Harrison, spokeswoman for the American Mushroom Institute.
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A cynical gesture for a cynical age, pivoting is designed for a public sphere where bad faith is a given and attention, of any kind, is the ultimate commodity.
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Much attention is paid to how entrepreneurs create an innovative product or service and bring it to market, pivoting quickly to solve financial and logistical challenges along the way.
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"The Russia hoax continues, now it's ads on Facebook," Trump wrote in a tweet early Friday morning, before pivoting to attack his opponent in last year's election, Hillary Clinton.
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"We checked FAA, WRDA drops today and now we are pivoting towards an infrastructure package," the aide said, referring to a reauthorization bill for the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA).
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The family is cordial with all comers, but when two representatives of Albertsons appeared at her booth, Ms. Healy excused herself with alacrity, pivoting midsentence to address potential customers.
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And while you are trying to find the right product for the market, the landscape itself keeps changing with new competitors and other companies also pivoting into your space.
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In its formative years, the U.K. startup went through Silicon Valley accelerator Y Combinator, where it initially struggled to find product-market fit before successfully pivoting to recurring payments.
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A lot of the junk food shoppers are pivoting to is simply going to last longer than pretty much any of super/health foods they've gravitated towards of late.
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"[We're] not pivoting, but definitely exploring a new direction here," said Tumblr founder and CEO David Karp, who added that the blogging platform is still the company's main focus.
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We learn to block an overhand right cross, which is the kind of punch most typically thrown, while pivoting out of the way to make an avenue for escape.
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Pivoting towards the general election, Donald Trump on Tuesday outlined in greater detail his view of America's path towards greater prosperity, especially for workers left out of the global economy.
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He simply called it "historic" before pivoting to an hour-long press conference that hit on everything from the new golf course he was opening in Scotland to European politics.
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Japan has been such a successful market for PMI that it's become somewhat of a proxy for the company's prospects in pivoting toward smoke-free products and new revenue streams.
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It's another example of a candidate who is moving beyond trying to win and pivoting to trying to make excuses for himself to lay the groundwork for his next act.
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When we had August CEO Jason Johnson on stage this week, he explained that much of his competition was coming from old school lock manufacturers pivoting toward a new technology.
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It's a trend that hasn't been lost on companies like littleBits and Sphero, which are quickly pivoting to focus on a K-12 market dominated by legacy players like Lego.
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Apple is finally taking action to trim that mammoth piece of software that iTunes has become over the years, pivoting it back to its original mission: an app for music.
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The Wall Street Journal reports that the South Korean company is pivoting away from the plug-in "Friends" modules for the upcoming G6 device after lackluster sales for the G5.
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Many investors have been pivoting from Mexico to Brazil since at least July, according to a Reuters survey of fund managers, a trend that could accelerate throughout the coming months.
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After a long beta period and a $5 million round with Sequoia leading the round and Scranton Angels also investing, the startup is pivoting to focus on millennials going forward.
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But those platforms are either dead or (arguably) dying, while powerhouses like YouTube, Instagram, and Facebook are all eschewing short form and pivoting to easier-to-monetize long-form video.
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Wakie, the 'social alarm clock' that lets you be woken up by a complete stranger, is pivoting the concept to enable you to connect via phone call on any topic.
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Eighty-six days into the new administration, the President seems to pivoting away from the "America First" doctrine that drove his campaign and foreshadowed a withdrawal from the world stage.
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With the layoffs at MTV and Vice, there's a lot of talk around "pivoting" to video, a move that's clearly more for advertisers than for actual consumers of online content.
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Why it matters: Big-money projects and restructuring are part of the network's commitment to pivoting its business model towards profitability, even if it means cutting ties with major investments.
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Justin Timberlake has taken some considerable flak for the apparent gusto with which he's (at least partially) pivoting to American roots music on his upcoming Man of the Woods album.
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A normal commander in chief would not operate ongoing businesses in two countries that are backing rival factions in an ongoing civil war while pivoting US policy toward that war.
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The stadium is also notable for its pivoting glass doors (the largest in the world) and for offsetting all of its electricity by utilizing energy-efficient technology and renewable energy.
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After all, isn't the Chiat/Day approach the quintessence of mess — disrupting the staid old office style, pivoting in a new creative direction, or any of those other business clichés?
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Foot Locker must find ways to stay relevant as many brands that typically sell within its stores — like Nike and Adidas — are pivoting their focus to selling directly to consumers.
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"You know what I'm doing?" she asked before pivoting to her role in the upcoming film adaptation of a "A Wrinkle in Time," the young adult classic by Madeleine L'Engle.
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As Election Day approaches, Gillespie's campaign has largely abandoned the tax cut that was once the centerpiece of his platform, pivoting to a strategy of fearmongering and stoking cultural divisions.
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First came the pivot to stanning for the Putin regime and weighing in on football anthem protests, and now Seagal is pivoting to—oh, let me just see here—cryptocurrency!
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While this is true with straight punches and a fundamental principle of boxing, kicking range is governed by the pivoting leg and not the one which is hitting the target.
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"We had a very successful -- in my view -- year 2017, pivoting our policies and helping our partners understand those policies," Tillerson told CNN's Elise Labott in a wide-ranging interview.
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Lagos, Nigeria (CNN)Motorcycle hailing companies are pivoting towards alternative forms of transport following the ban on commercial motorcycles and tricycles in major parts of Lagos, Nigeria's commercial nerve center.
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Analysis: The Pentagon is scrambling to piece together a Syria strategy, as it is caught between a pivoting Mr. Trump, Turkey and Kurdish allies who see the announcement as abandonment.
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Kelly developed his rigorous approach to abstraction as a young artist in 1948, pivoting away from the psychologically charged paintings of the Abstract Expressionists who dominated the New York scene.
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Meghan Markle and Prince Harry are a lot more like the rest of us today -- ditching their Royal titles and are pivoting toward becoming commoners ... all with the Queen's blessing.
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Odell Beckham Jr. might've caught a big break in his butt-slapping case down in New Orleans -- 'cause the cop whose cheeks got smacked is pivoting away from pursing it.
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Ms. Warren disputed that, then called him her friend before pivoting to make the case that of the six candidates onstage, only the women had won all of their elections.
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Clinton was asked about Albright's comment during Thursday night's Democratic debate, where she emphasized that it was a common line Albright uses and pivoting towards her call to empower women.
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The former vice president used a question round about every candidate's personal motto to make the pledge, pivoting to his message about the high court after listing his personal values.
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If the team is pivoting to working with the DOD and aren&apost upfront about it and the projects and the ethical lines they think exist, it can be problematic.
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Elizabeth Warren for pivoting, during an interview on CNN's "New Day," from Tibbetts' death to criticism of the Trump administration's zero-tolerance border policy and the resulting family separation crisis.
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And over at io9, we interviewed the creators of Dark Crystal: Age of Resistance and went over why Kit Harington's post-Game of Thrones career is pivoting to the MCU.
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Mr. Duterte's threat on Saturday that he could declare martial law appeared at odds with a statement in December, when he dismissed accusations that he was pivoting toward authoritarian rule.
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For all the talk from Team Reince that Trump is improving and pivoting and professionalizing the campaign, it's patently obvious that he's still making it up as he goes along.
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By autumn, Republicans were trying to blur the distinctions between the parties, and only in October did they really begin pivoting back to harder partisan messaging about "socialism" and abortion.
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"As repugnant as his exploits in the past were, and are—I mean, it's not like Hillary Clinton is an Eagle Scout," Cramer said, pivoting to praise Trump's deregulatory agenda.
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Before pivoting to discussions of the economy, Trump had one final retweet: missives sent by Mindy Robinson, host of the right-wing show Red, White, and F You: Unapologetically Patriotic.
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Hannity chatted briefly with Health Secretary Tom Price, who described the bill as offering "greater choices" for patients before pivoting to the demerits of Obamacare — a visibly more comfortable subject.
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With quick, smooth, aggressive movements, the machine performs a calculated dance, pivoting and dragging its squeegee across the surface in a perpetual labor of wiping the liquid back to the center.
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Reporters who have seen him practicing the past few weeks say he's showing no ill effects in non-contact drills—pivoting and showing burst, elevating off of one foot and two.
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It starts with the door handle, designed by Apple and Foster + Partners, who wanted the same handle to be used for sliding doors and pivoting ones and went through multiple iterations.
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"She's very good at reading the media, reading the donors, reading the voters and pivoting to wherever she needs to be," said Tusk, who notes that her decision is no surprise.
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"Israel is pivoting towards Asia in a very clear and purposeful way," he told a press conference and dinner event, according to a video from an attendee provided to CNBC Asia.
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But long before inventing Blippi and pivoting to children's entertainment, Stevin John made a colossally viral version of the Harlem Shake meme where he literally projectile pooped on a nude friend.
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Then, pivoting from environmental regulations, he harped on $12,000 in donations Trump gave to the state's top Democrats almost a decade ago, including Brown, Attorney General Kamala Harris and Lt. Gov.
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Terribly boring podcast but there are a lot of folks who come into this building right now talking about how they're launching a subscription business, they're pivoting to a subscription business.
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More brands should totally be pivoting to having their marketing language talk about the role of the attention economy and workism and the endless amounts of human capital and personal optimization.
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Just as importantly, these inflammatory moves are obliterating his chances at a real shot at pivoting to a 2020 Senate race against John Cornyn, a powerful but vulnerable Republican, in Texas.
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Now, as the "social network on which Facebook built its empire is reaching a plateau" with slowing user growth on its core social network, Facebook is facing another era of pivoting.
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Harris quickly leapt in, pivoting to an attack on Biden's record of support for the Hyde Amendment, a law that bars federal funds from being used to pay for most abortions.
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Sanders repeatedly pivoted away from specific questions on the world, taking one about how to handle Russia's involvement in Syria and pivoting to a vague response on its involvement in Ukraine.
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As the country was preparing to join the European Union in the early 2000s, Mifsud gradually started pivoting to international relations, working on a string of EU-related processes and programs.
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The company originally raised less than a million from investors including Mike Jones and Mark Cuban for a different product the founder describes as a Patreon competitor, before pivoting to Clipisode.
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She makes it seem so effortless, pivoting from mom doing mom things to a journalist who sat down with both Hillary Clinton and Jake Gyllenhaal within the space of a week.
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I would then start the press conference, I explained, acting like everything was on course, before pivoting to the reasons we couldn't move forward with the deal: OpenMind simply wasn't safe.
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One of them, a cleaning company called Managed by Q, ended up pivoting to an employee model, just with the same conveniences enabled by technology that the original contractor model had.
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With 5 minutes 41 seconds left in the period, he got caught holding the ball and spinning and pivoting with nowhere to go, and was called for a five-second violation.
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Trump's new take on the Muslim ban has been reported as him pivoting to the general election by "softening" his tone, but the policy is as incoherent and egregious as ever.
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Fake news creators are becoming more creative in the face of efforts to stamp them out, pivoting from circulating their own misleading stories to developing sophisticated techniques that manipulate real news.
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Apparently Trump, much like countless past presidential candidates before him, wants to begin pivoting from more partisan positions in the primary to more moderate ones to help in the general election.
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Hillary Clinton, Bernie Sanders clash on health care, guns, Wall Street Sanders, on the other hand, has tried to turn back questions about his foreign policy knowledge by pivoting to judgment.
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Euro-clearing is the second shadow troubling this benign outlook with even the most Brussels loathing, EM pivoting City figures accepting that the issue remains a chink in London's Brexit armor.
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In April, the angst of the big box content farm expressed itself in the form of financial strain and curated media pivoting the zeitgeist of those same big box content farms.
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Westbrook drove into the lane on Murray, stopping suddenly and pivoting twice before losing the ball and falling to the ground, where he remained as the action went the other way.
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By pivoting to offer fixes that would stabilize the law, they're sure to face an intense backlash from conservatives on and off Capitol Hill who will accept nothing short of repeal.
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Then there's "Fine Jewelry Couture" with 35 jewelers, ranging from the Russian enamel specialist Ilgiz Fazulzyanov to Elie Top, whose clever pivoting pieces and hidden diamonds have been sold on Matchesfashion.
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Some Democrats say he's been a one-note candidate, always pivoting off the political debate of the day to return to the same anti-corporate message that he's honed over decades.
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Car rental is just another branch of the automotive industry on the verge of disruption by self-driving cars — so like everyone else, it's pivoting before being left in the dust.
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Christie became the first Republican presidential candidate this cycle to weaponize Rubio's grating habit of pivoting to relevant portions of his stump speech rather than answering the questions posed to him.
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While SteamVR once seemed a likely choice to be a standard across VR devices, announced products never ended up shipping and the VR market cool-down left HTC pivoting to enterprise.
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Mr. Powell indicated early this year that the Fed was pivoting away from steadily lifting interest rates, adopting a patient stance instead as markets wobbled and growth showed signs of weakening.
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When he took the stage at the Commonwealth Club of California in San Francisco, Mr. Quayle talked about poverty, crime, race and "family values" before pivoting to the hit television show.
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If put on the spot in a red carpet interview, the publicist continued, stars should give a quick answer about the behavior being abhorrent before swiftly pivoting back to their film.
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"With cost takeouts and turnaround heavy lifting largely in hand, it was more apparent to us that MAT is pivoting back onto offense, squarely focused on revenue growth," the analyst said.
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"I'm pretty sure I'll get to speak to him when I have time," Anthony said of Perry, before pivoting to the woman to his right, who happened to be the mayor.
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Dr. Lise Van Susteren, a founder of the Climate Psychiatry Alliance, suggests listening to their fears and then pivoting to solutions, such as steps you've taken to reduce your carbon footprint.
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Pressed by the moderators, Warren called Sanders her "friend" and insisted she wasn't there "to try to fight with Bernie," before pivoting to the broader issue of women running for president.
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"Great strategies come up and then perpetrators get informed about what their strategies are and then we're, as advocates, pivoting once again to what's another strategy we can utilize," she said.
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Mr. Han, who in 2018 was elected mayor of the southern city Kaohsiung, said that Ms. Tsai and her party had harmed Taiwan's economy by pivoting away from reliance on China.
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"Flight 19" was scheduled to complete a three-hour exercise which entailed heading east to conduct bombing runs, then flying over Grand Bahama Island, and eventually pivoting southwest to return home.
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They pretend they are doing a civic service, while pivoting the process entirely to their own interests — something that could be said about many of the actors in our political ecosystem.
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Ms. Warren targeted his campaign fund-raising tactics — pivoting from a friendly question about whether women should have more influence in politics — and Mr. Buttigieg assailed her free public college plan.
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She began her speech by thanking her teammates, friends, loved ones, and "all the people who make whatever the hell this all is happen" before pivoting to the importance of truth.
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This comes after CNN first reported on Saturday that the Castro campaign was looking to downsize, supporting staffers looking for other jobs and pivoting their focus to Iowa, Nevada and Texas.
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The idea of pivoting the relationship toward arms control also seems paradoxical given the Trump administration's moves to dismantle the Russian-American security architecture that has limited nuclear arsenals for years.
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But Lomachenko timed Martinez's attempts to step in and make good on the change of momentum, breaking the champion's ability to follow up by immediately pivoting a tight angle around him.
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The company also said that it will work to prevent users who maintain multiple Pages from just pivoting an already existing Page to serve the same purpose as one Facebook has deleted.
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Yes, "restrained" is all relative, and there's always the danger of saying that Donald Trump is "pivoting" at the precise moment that he shows us he's the same man he always was.
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But more recently it struggled to live up to a billion-dollar valuation and made some costly mistakes, like selling branded paper goods and pivoting to a "groupware" model supporting business teams.
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As Cernovich attempts to join the mainstream, he is pivoting away from some tenets — such as support for Assad — and, despite evidence to the contrary, arguing that such support does not exist.
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The game puts you into fights with Doom's familiar demons, but per the trailer, you'll get some pretty wild teleportation options — think jumping and pivoting in the air to blast a cacodemon.
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The future of the News Feed has been in question ever since CEO Mark Zuckerberg said that the company would be pivoting away from permanent public posts and toward private, encrypted messaging.
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Soulja Boy is stepping back from "cranking it" and pivoting to an entirely new field this week: selling his own rebranded video game consoles and refurbished tech accessories at a ridiculous markup.
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Being willing and able to fail correctly (that is, quickly, cheaply and never the same way twice) is part of the critical risk-taking and pivoting process that allows entrepreneurs to excel.
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So, is CBS pivoting off "Roseanne" and bringing back a show from the 90s and making it a politically-charged cable show that clearly is going to take aim at President Trump?
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Overall, the tax bill should give startups the opportunity to engage in much of what they do well: adapting to change and pivoting their business models to capitalize on the new opportunities.
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Casaleggio had the contacts and experience to remain a player in the Italian tech industry, but by then his interest in the early internet was pivoting from business to another arena: politics.
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Pivoting a portable mirror around the reflective façade of an office building, Swindel bounces the sun's glare into the floor-length windows to expose the building's interiors in a hazy, greenish light.
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Except Edgar abandoned it altogether in favor of running in on straight lines through the fourth and fifth rounds, the strategy which Aldo's pivoting was there to counter in the first place.
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It's been hard for publishers to make money on the platform since Medium announced in January that it was pivoting its business model away from ad-supported content towards a subscription model.
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The startup began as a music-focused project before pivoting to a Q&A app based largely on Kan's own experience and usage of Snapchat — which he began using prolifically last year.
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The bottom line, per Cafarella: "If the U.S. is indirectly at war with Turkey the U.S. will have a hard time" pivoting to broad goals, such as getting Assad booted from power.
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Israel has been pivoting its economy toward Asia in the past few years both because of perceived political hostility in some European countries and the fact that Asian markets are growing rapidly.
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Foreign Policy Magazine reported that digital infrastructure for potential cyber attacks has been built up over the last several months, and the different agencies began pivoting their focus and resources towards Pyonygang.
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But it is hard to see how that goal can be achieved without the help of Mnuchin and the Treasury Department pivoting from a "strong dollar" position to a "competitive dollar" position.
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President Obama's Clean Power Plan provided hope that we could avoid some of the future harms of climate change while pivoting toward a clean energy economy that already employs 3 million Americans.
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But now it was stopping, pivoting, focussed on Knitsy, whose hands fluttered like pale streamers in the ray of light it emitted, which had suddenly become more intense, like a flashlight beam.
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Still, if Trump is serious about being our next commander-in-chief and wants to be seen as a serious presidential candidate, pivoting on immigration is both good policy and good politics.
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A witness video published to social media appears to show a man wearing all black walking along Danforth Avenue, near Logan, before pivoting, pointing a gun and shooting into a crowded restaurant.
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If you're building a mass-reach consumer social media or messaging app, and you don't work for one of the incumbents like WeChat, Facebook or Snapchat, you may want to consider pivoting.
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The October crush of horror movies is over, and the nation's finest streaming services are pivoting toward adding lots of movies the whole family can watch together while digesting gigantic holiday meals.
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In a time when politicians and their aides have made verbal pivoting a competitive sport, Meyers proved — with the simple act of challenging Conway to her face — that he came to play.
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This not only keeps the turning fighter on edge and numbs his reactions to strikes at times, but also removes the power in his strikes for the instant that he is pivoting.
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Keeping the bulk of Obama's personnel in place would let Clinton get the federal government fully staffed in record time while swiftly pivoting to her unique opportunity to remake the federal judiciary.
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Ford, General Motors and Tesla were being approved to make ventilators, amid a nationwide shortage in the U.S. Experts in the country are pivoting to identifying those who are the most sick.
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Like Auguste's influence on Jaques, Bertrand was inspired by the accomplishments of his father, first becoming one of the early pioneers of hang gliding, then pivoting his fascination with flight to ballooning.
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The 50-year-old former boss of UK vacuum cleaner maker Dyson has sought to offset a decline in ProSieben's core commercial TV business by pivoting to digital advertising and e-commerce.
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Weist's own stars — Mikey and Bryce — break off from him after seemingly accusing Weist of sexual harassment, and we see him pivoting to work with a "more talented" teen who can sing.
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Pressed by the moderators, Warren called Sanders her "friend" and insisted she wasn't there "to try to fight with Bernie," before pivoting to the broader stigma surrounding women running for high office.
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" "There will be no running for office of any kind for me," Winfrey insisted, pivoting back to the topic at hand: "I thought you wanted to talk about my '60 Minutes' piece.
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Helix, a company that had ambitions of being the "app store" for genetics, has been pivoting away from the consumer market toward health systems willing to foot the bill for their patients.
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"So, you just gave me a report about a IG [inspector general] whistleblower complaint, none of which I've seen," he said at the time before pivoting to the administration's policy on Ukraine.
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Focals are North's first product since rebranding the company from Thalmic Labs and pivoting from building smart gesture control hardware to glasses with a built-in heads-up display and smartphone connectivity.
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China is the biggest overseas market for many international brands and the government is pivoting to a new economic growth model that is driven more by consumption rather than manufacturing and investment.
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"I will sign a bill to take care of people with pre-existing conditions," he said, before pivoting to jab repeatedly at Gillum's support for "Medicare for all" single-payer health care.
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"I'm too busy to watch it," the president told reporters in the Oval Office as he prepared to meet with Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan, before immediately pivoting into his own critique.
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"Now, as the Turkish economy is beginning to do quite poorly, you see anti-Syrian sentiment on the rise, and you see [President Recep Tayyip] Erdogan pivoting in that direction," he says.
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Although Obama is personally popular among Europe's people and leaders, many high officials on the continent have long grumbled about his talk of pivoting to Asia and building ties with developing nations.
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U.S. exchanges have been diversifying their revenue stream by focusing on market data services and pivoting away from their core trading and clearing businesses, which are at the mercy of market volatility swings.
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Under Abe, Japan's Self Defense Forces are pivoting away from guarding the nation's north to reinforce an island chain stretching 1,400 km (870 miles) along the southern edge of the East China Sea.
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There are a lot of people who deserve a lot of credit for that on both sides, but still, it's a big company, and pivoting is really, really hard inside of big companies.
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The months-old business, which is developing communication software for remote teams after pivoting from crypto, is raising a $7.5 million seed financing at a valuation north of $30 million, sources tell TechCrunch.
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" Trump, pivoting from his attacks on Clinton for having the audacity to acknowledge she's a woman (playing the "woman card"), then ticked off examples of Clinton's so-called judgment issues: "Emails, bad judgment.
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Although, FireEye has been pivoting to a subscription-based model from selling hardware boxes used to detect malicious software to boost its revenue and profit margins, so are its peers with greater success.
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Ahead, check out the travel-friendly blowdryer, pivoting curling iron, and more... and, in true Kristin Ess Hair fashion, feel free to hit Add to Cart without triple-checking your bank balance first.
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Of course to land an intercepting back kick means that the rotation must be done in place, this means that a jump is almost always necessary rather than pivoting on a standing leg.
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As companies like Lilium, Joby, and Kitty Hawk explore new configurations—with pivoting rotors, wings, moving control surfaces, and more—they must crack the devilish problem of keeping heavier-than-air machines aloft.
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Biden made it clear he was bracing for more shots across the bow during his opening statement at the Detroit debate, before pivoting into an attack on President Trump's string of racist statements.
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Pivoting drastically and without any explanation, President Donald Trump announced this weekend that American companies would be allowed to sell software and hardware components to Huawei, effectively reversing U.S. policy on the matter.
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For one thing, it was the longest weapon available to him (remembering that the anchoring / pivoting foot on a rear leg kick is closer to the opponent than on a lead leg kick).
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Elsewhere in the banking sector, a senior official at top Credit Suisse shareholder Harris Associates said the Swiss lender took the right steps by shrinking the investment bank and pivoting to wealth management.
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By pivoting to the down-ballot race, Ryan is trying to play the role of dedicated Republican, while ignoring the shame and embarrassment of having to vote for the monster his party created.
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Aldo would hook on the pivot, jab with a pivot, and even found a classic points karate counter—pivoting off with the jab while taking the left high kick on the right forearm.
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When President Barack Obama, who was intent on pivoting towards Asia, chose not to punish the use of chemical weapons in Syria it signalled that America was losing interest in the Middle East.
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"Any politician who puts criminal aliens before American citizens should find a new line of work because it's not going to work," he said, before pivoting to the need for stricter immigration laws.
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What's happening: Both the New York Times and Turner publicly committed to pivoting their businesses to meet new digital goals in 21, and their companies have come a long way ahead of 2000.
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If you feel that an interview is starting to go badly, Gross says you can take control of the situation by pivoting the conversation to a different topic you actually can speak to.
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Pivoting towards the United States, especially on striking a quick bilateral trade deal, offers little material benefit for Britain's left-behind communities and could galvanize opposition against him from the centre and left.
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Pivoting from their tale of Manafort's gilded existence, they have also called bookkeepers and accountants who worked with him who have testified that they did not know about his secret source of funds.
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Thanks to early pivoting to online video, the company is among the top Facebook video publishers with an average of 2.1 billion views a month and runs one of Watch's most viewed shows.
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Voicelabs, a company that has been experimenting in the voice computing market for some time with initiatives in advertising and analytics, is now pivoting its business again – this time, to voice-enabled commerce.
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A lot of publishers are pivoting to paywalls and memberships to allay their reliance on advertising revenue, but the jury's out on how many will be able to generate meaningful revenue this way.
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Futurecast, a subsidiary of a major ad agency and the force behind a couple of millennial marketing guides, has settled on "Pivotals" (because "they are pivoting away from common millennial behaviors and attitudes").
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Alongside nontraditional tech firms like Walmart, industry behemoths like IBM and Microsoft have spent the past decade pivoting from their hardware and software product offerings to more cutting-edge technology like artificial intelligence.
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And some top Republicans have changed their tone on the matter, pivoting from the importance of letting Dr. Blasey speak to labeling her claims as little more than a Democratic-led smear campaign.
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The Daily Beast has been definitely behind a little bit in terms of like stuff that's not text-based, and so we're experimenting with a bunch of ... So you are pivoting to video.
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Germany banned gatherings of more than two people, except for families, while also pivoting to a much looser budget plan, offering up more than $160 billion to help with the outbreak's economic fallout.
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CEO Mark Zuckerberg announced this year that the company would be pivoting to privacy and reportedly has set in motion a project to merge the messaging backends of WhatsApp, Instagram, and Facebook Messenger.
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When answering climate questions, or pivoting to climate, he had both the broad strokes and the specifics, talking about big-picture policy issues and drilling down on what individuals can do to contribute.
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But what Warren did on Tuesday night — pivoting from her signature "I've got a plan" messaging to answer a question that a man would have never been asked — was a big political risk.
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In the same interview, he described his career as his "passion" and "first love," so it sounds unlikely he will go the route some Bachelor stars take of pivoting to spon-con partnerships.
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Many AR and VR companies are pivoting towards business use because in that market, as long as you can find one money-saving or productivity-enhancing use, you can ship a successful product.
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Cargo, which struck a deal with Uber in 2018 to sell snacks and tech accessories to Uber passengers, recently shut down its in-car convenience stores and is pivoting to — you guessed it!
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The last handful of years found Bryant pivoting to full-time fatherhood, becoming even more involved in the lives of his daughters, and generally—surprisingly so—content with where he was in life.
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But equity traders headed for the exits as yields rose, pivoting to safe havens like Treasurys as the Dow Jones industrial average hemorrhaged value, spurring bond purchasing and sending yields off their highs.
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" Presenting him- or herself as one of these "adults in the room" and pivoting off Trump's conspiratorial warnings about the operations of the "deep state," the author coined the phrase "the steady state.
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Sometimes the camera is pivoting around a point in a car or a gym; other times it's moving jerkily, chasing the protagonist; other times it's steady, with a calm that's too deadly still.
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In 1995, Mr. Clinton responded to the Republican Revolution of the previous November by pivoting to the center and giving credence to the small-government agenda of Newt Gingrich and his fellow warriors.
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Wilmore opens each episode with a short monologue, interjects some quick scripted banter with a correspondent — like standout Mike Yard — before pivoting to a topical roundtable discussion featuring actors, writers, and pundits alike.
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He's also an encyclopedia of NASA history and knowledge, pivoting from showing me photos of him with Neil Armstrong to effortlessly discussing the maintenance required for the heat shield tiles on the Shuttle.
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It would foreclose the otherwise tempting option of Sanders trying to win the general election by pivoting to the center, explaining he's not really a socialist, reassuring the mainstream Democratic Party donor class, etc.
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Last year, for example, Rocket Internet-backed Nestpick gave up on the idea of moving the entire rental process online, pivoting to become a more traditional meta-search engine for furnished apartment rentals instead.
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It's unclear how Fox will stretch this story across 13 episodes, but pivoting to make it more about the family and less about the demons that are (maybe) possessing them is a smart call.
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Clinton adopted a very progressive platform to defeat Bernie Sanders in the primaries, and putting Warren on the ticket would essentially lash her to that mast and prevent her from pivoting to the center.
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I do think as we came into the end of the year there was some fear that we really were in a place where economic growth was really pivoting into a very significant slowdown.
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While I ended up pivoting to pursue a degree in education and took a position as a kindergarten teacher after graduation, my decision to put my career before a family remained a major priority.
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Trump previously told conservative radio show host Hugh Hewitt in February 2015 that he would release returns, before pivoting to say he was waiting until the outcome of an IRS audit of his taxes.
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The number of new television subscribers is a closely followed metric by Wall Street as TV operators continue to fight to keep customers from pivoting to less-expensive streaming services like Netflix and Hulu.
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The ride-hailing giant is pivoting Foodpanda, the Indian business of the food delivery startup it acquired in late 2.53, to focus on in-house food brands, sources familiar with the matter told TechCrunch.
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Around five years ago, Freese started tossing around ideas for new detector types with Andrzej Drukier, a physicist now at Stockholm University who began his career studying dark matter detection before pivoting to biophysics.
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The tendon connects the heel bone to muscles in the calf and is often ruptured when it is stretched too far - especially in sports that involve jumping, running, pivoting and abrupt stopping and starting.
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And contrary to the conventional wisdom, which holds that he should deflect every attack by pivoting directly to policy, it is not so obvious that this is a bad instinct, depending on the context.
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Past presidents traveling abroad might have deflected the question, acknowledging that the press didn't always get it right but pivoting to a broader defense of the absolute necessity of a free and independent media.
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It seems like tons of people nowadays are "pivoting" into programming — you know, quitting their jobs to enter coding bootcamps and emerging as newly christened (possibly enlightened) developers ready to do their civic duty.
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Then as now, the GOP showed no interest in cooperation or collaboration—notwithstanding Hillary Clinton's popular vote victory of nearly three million—and Trump was most certainly not pivoting to a more presidential posture.
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But he's also capable of pivoting on a dime between real menace and garish, performative evil, between playing a subdued charmer, and the kind of movie-serial baddie who ties women to railroad tracks.
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It's never easy pivoting like this, but the investors are likely hoping that the company can build on its existing customer base, while taking advantage of the market need for data science processing tools.
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Merkley cited a number of issues, including pivoting away from fossil fuels, making college more affordable, creating more jobs and keeping money out of politics, that he believes Sanders supporters want to see addressed.
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Avenatti has been almost ubiquitous on CNN and MSNBC, with interview topics most recently pivoting away from Stormy Daniels and her suit against the president, to Avenatti's political views and aspirations while attacking Trump.
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Deals with Brooks Brothers and Intel are the start of what Mellia believes will be a new direction in his career as he goes from filming models to himself, hopefully pivoting the ad industry.
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KnowledgeWorks has been pivoting its focus away from student lending and more toward philanthropy, though its ownership of loans still means it must follow Education Department regulations that Brown's unit is supposed to enforce.
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And this 1980 anti-smoking ad he created features drawings that mimic the feeling of a camera pivoting and turning to follow the action as Superman defeats the evil Nick O'Teen (ah, the '80s).
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STRONG ISLAND Yance Ford takes us on a fragmented personal and nonchronological journey through his family history, pivoting on the events surrounding his brother's shooting death at a Long Island auto shop in 163.
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Democrats pivoting off the Mueller investigation issued a subpoena last April for documents and testimony from McGahn, but he skipped out on a scheduled hearing appearance with backing from a Justice Department legal opinion.
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The latest episode of this art-history series begins with a discussion of the photographer Ansel Adams's shots of Yosemite before quickly pivoting to the 10th century for a look at Chinese landscape drawings.
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Pivoting to health systems is Helix&aposs strategyWhen Illumina spun out Helix in 2015 with $100 million in funding, it had the lofty goal of becoming something like an "app store" for your genetics.
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For 7Park, that meant pivoting its offering, which also led to a handful of executives departing and a bit of a revolving door of a sales team, as Bradley Saacks and I reported on.
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Pivoting away from the U.S. would be good news for Hong Kong, which has seen proceeds from initial public offerings drop 46.8% compared to the same period last year, according to data from Refinitiv.
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Now Trump has gone even further -- pivoting from merely defending his performance to embracing a conspiracy theory about the actual death toll from the hurricane and suggesting Democrats are secretly behind all of it.
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As police began to dig into the background of the truck's driver, however, it was clear that Merkel would have to do some neat pivoting if she was to win a fourth term as chancellor.
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TV Time began its life as WhipClip, a source for a legal collection of GIFs from favorite shows, before pivoting to become a social TV community, following its acquisition of TVShow Time in December 2016.
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Over the next years, as publications floundered, they followed Facebook's algorithmic tweaks, pivoting to viral headlines or listicles or "long-form" or video, remaking entire newsrooms to generate what the platform suggested would play well.
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While the $20 trillion threshold could generate some attention when it is broken, more attention could come in 2018 when the debt-to-GDP ratio starts "pivoting," said Ernie Tedeschi, policy economist at Evercore ISI.
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It was fast paced and reflex intensive, and the headset delivered: pivoting between the different prompts was seamless and the later stages, against groups of enemies, kept my interest even as the prompts became repetitive.
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In the four years that we were pivoting to Asia, major East Asian economies were growing at average annual rates of about 4 percent, while we limped along at a growth rate of 2.1 percent.
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While Clinton seems on-track to secure her party's nomination, the earliest Trump, the current front-runner, could win for Republicans is late May, giving her a two-month lead on pivoting to the general.
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He said in the same interview that he is confident Trump had never assaulted women -- calling the claims "unsubstantiated" -- and instead pivoting and launching into an attack on former president Bill Clinton's past extramarital affairs.
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When asked how he would define the middle class, Trump offered up a platitude that "the middle class has been forgotten in this country" before pivoting to his tax plan and proposals to cut regulations.
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Originally called TappingStone when it was founded in 2012 in London, the startup at first had built a product that it described as "Machine Learning as a Service" before pivoting to an open source model.
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But if you're a pessimist, you could read ominous undertones into premium Firefox as the start of browsers pivoting toward becoming yet another subscription service as Chrome's competitors try to whittle away at its dominance.
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This can also free up corporate capital to invest in research and development, as Posco has done, effectively pivoting from low cost to high value added steel as a smart strategy for competing with China.
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As the appetite among national governments for new financial rules wanes, not just in the United States, the FSB is already pivoting to reviewing rules it has introduced to make them more effective and efficient.
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"Pivoting" to Asia during Barack Obama's presidency, America has sought new friendships just as India's prime minister, Narendra Modi, finds it lacks the punch to back his bigger ambitions for India on the wider stage.
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No one suggested, for example, that after Hillary Clinton admitted keeping a private server at her house was a bad idea that she was somehow pivoting toward becoming a more truthful person or accountable person.
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The surgeon made an incision from the temporal hair line, in front of Kevin's left ear, then pivoting back under and behind it, extending into his neck -- the standard location for hiding plastic surgery scars.
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Over the course of four seasons, "Billions," which was created by Brian Koppelman, David Levien, and Andrew Ross Sorkin, has also shown a rare capacity to evolve, pivoting, niftily, like a company under S.E.C. investigation.
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The tech industry could also help the president-elect achieve his goal of creating more jobs by pivoting their focus from an immigration-based approach to a domestic training- and recruitment-based approach to labor.
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The ostensible reason for the visit is two regional conferences that will give him a chance to promote his strategy of pivoting to Asia: the Association of Southeast Asian Nations and the East Asia Summit.
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In the letter, Trump praised the governors for their role in tackling challenges brought on by the Covid-19 crisis and acknowledged the "long battle ahead" — before pivoting to his desire to return to normal.
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After pivoting our business development and funding strategies to target strategic partners and investment funds in emerging markets, my startup has raised more capital in the last six months than in the previous four years.
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And as proved by tech's reaction when Musk claimed he was pivoting from electric cars and batteries to selling flamethrowers and space cars, there are plenty of people who don't question him when he's joking.
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"I just want to say Mr. Braugher, whether at Stanford University or on this Emmy stage, it is my supreme honor to follow in your steps," Brown said, before pivoting to thanking his TV family.
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Conze's strategy of pivoting into digital advertising and commerce to compensate for a decline in advertising revenues from its core TV franchise has been accompanied by a drumbeat of high-level departures in recent months.
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" As AT&T/DirecTV's strategic merger documents state, after the merger, disruption need not occur immediately—the merged firm can "operate [its] pay-TV business as a 'cash cow' while slowly pivoting to new models.
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"We are pivoting to sort of buying back into China A-shares, copper and shifting the pendulum to the manufacturing direction and taking it out of things like U.S. services," PineBridge's Michael Kelly told Reuters.
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Faced with the prospect of declining revenues, the company is now pivoting into delivery and logistics with the launch of its own boat hailing service over the next few weeks after meeting sea transport requirements.
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It was a perfect execution of the popular "What about Biden!" dodge, in which defenders dismiss questions about Mr. Trump's behavior while pivoting to insist that the real scandal is what Vice President Biden did.
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It also changed the digital currency standard it will follow for its code at the last minute, pivoting from the most common (called ERC20) to another that was recently involved in a $500-million hack.
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Still in China, 62 percent of business leaders are adjusting their supply chain and sourcing strategy, pivoting away from the United States, because of concerns about the future of trade relations between the two countries.
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But I suspect a few of these influencers are pivoting to TikTok not because they truly love it but because conventional wisdom has taught them they have to continue to platform-hop to remain relevant.
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And while rolling out new features and revenue streams, or even pivoting into completely different business models, are relatively normal things for tech companies to do, for Stoppelman and Yelp, it feels a bit existential.
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In an interview with CBS that aired on Sunday, Trump said he would "certainly" ask the Russians in Helsinki about the hacking before pivoting to the role his predecessor may have had in the matter.
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The world of on-demand storage has seen some ups and downs, with some of the biggest hopefuls pivoting into new areas, some as unrelated as cryptocurrency, in the search for better product-market fit.
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"I think President Trump has been pretty straightforward in saying, hey, when we first started, some of these advisers are what he would call globalists, and he's clearly pivoting to more economic nationalism," Bannon said.
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"I just want to say Mr. Braugher, whether at Stanford university or on this Emmy stage it is my supreme honor to follow in your steps," Brown said, before pivoting to thanking his TV family.
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But, naturally, his version quickly turns way weirder than anything Ross would do, pivoting to an image of men raining from the sky and two very confused guys in the newsroom trying to explain it.
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But the fact that she's formally backing these progressive priorities at this moment — rather than pivoting to more centrist ideas as the general election contest approaches — is a testament to the influence of Bernie Sanders's campaign.
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The idea that brands "pivoting" to burnout could meaningfully combat a condition that is first and foremost a product of capitalism requires a serious suspension of disbelief — or at the very least, a tempering of cynicism.
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"Although Euron did set out to build those 1000 ships for Dany, I could see him pivoting fairly easy to team Cersei now that she's queen and he has no other figure to back," Sam_Stark writes.
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The Taiwanese smartphone company, which offloaded a portion of its business to Google for $222 billion and is pivoting to VR, laid off yet more staff in 22019 and had its worst year of sales ever.
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In August 2017, producers announced they were scrapping the season already cast and written, and pivoting to a season based on a different source book: Five Days at Memorial by Pulitzer Prize-winning author Sheri Fink.
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"I do think, as we came into the end of the year, there was some fear that we really were in a place where economic growth was really pivoting into very, very significant slowdown," Solomon added.
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Today's hearings suggest that they might not be, that instead they could feature boring and confusing testimony from people involved in the investigation, ineffectively narrow Democratic questioning, and Republicans successfully pivoting the conversation to conspiracy theories.
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"After exploring all the possible options for pivoting and moving forward, the company was finally forced to wind down its operations and explore disposition options, unable to continue operating as an independent entity," the company says.
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Meerkat, which is in the process of pivoting away from live-streaming, landed huge names like U2 and Madonna on its service but still failed, and the Kamcord co-founder believes that therein lies the issue.
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The nation's Self Defense Forces are pivoting away from guarding the north against a diminished Russian threat to reinforce an island chain stretching 70123,400 km (870 miles) along the southern edge of the East China Sea.
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A vast swath of the United States of America, running from Maine down through upstate New York and Central Pennsylvania, pivoting around the Great Lakes and over to North Dakota, could be deemed the Trump Belt.
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Pivoting the focus away from the minimum wage debate and instead focusing on identifying burdensome occupational licensing laws might yield a higher probability of improving the lives of low-wage workers—both in Seattle and nationwide.
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But there are several reasons that defense doesn't work for Clinton—probably the same reasons she rushed to change the subject, pivoting to attack WikiLeaks for aiding the Russians in trying to influence an American election.
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And while the economic effects have not been felt in force yet, the industry is starting to prep for warmer winters by improving snowmaking systems and pivoting toward summer activities like mountain biking and canopy tours.
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While voters might personally disagree with some of the political attitudes, the numbers show that there isn't a minority of voters pivoting the genre in a more progressive direction: it was headed there on its own.
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But Walsh only served one term before pivoting to a career as a conservative radio talk show host, and Sanford lost his House seat in 2018 — in no small part because of his opposition to Trump.
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Concern about selfish ugly protectionism in pivoting foreign policies might be better described as an awakening of pragmatic realism, seeking effective negotiating leverage within bilateral agreements to renew more efficient trade and raise U.S. potential growth.
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Cory GardnerCory Scott GardnerFeehery: Pivoting to infrastructure could help heal post-impeachment wounds Tariffs threaten 1.5M jobs: Study This week: House kicks off public phase of impeachment inquiry MORE (R) in Colorado as well as Sen.
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