A Biden realigning victory would be based on a Biden realigning style of political leadership.
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All of this is realigning in a really dramatic way.
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The realigning potential of the Hispanic surge for Democrats is real.
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With the United States withdrawing from Afghanistan, the world is realigning.
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Government agencies are slowly realigning their missions toward those of President Trump.
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From the beginning, Trump has appeared to be a potential realigning political figure.
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Congress, specifically the Senate, can do their part by realigning their committees of jurisdiction.
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This requires continuously aligning and realigning with themselves and with the world around them.
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Over a roughly 70-minute span, the music keeps realigning among smaller subgroups of players.
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Ethiopia's gradual return to democracy is creating distance with China and realigning interests with France.
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LME time-spreads have a nasty habit of realigning future expectations with cash-date reality.
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The parties are realigning along an axis primarily of educational achievement, but also of race.
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The rankings of the fading and brightening stars are realigning, though the outcome remains unclear.
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American politics appear to be realigning along a cleavage between inward-looking countryfolk and urban globalists.
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So ABC is clearly realigning its focus on the one show with a solid track record.
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Yet with regional stars realigning, Indian pride has grown less prickly and American prejudice less smug.
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Realigning 1st Battalion, 8th Marines to 2nd Marines; and 2nd Battalion, 8th Marines to 6th Marines.
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The question is to what extent and how are industry players actually realigning as a result?
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Ramifications of this election will reverberate for years, fundamentally realigning power in Washington in critical ways.
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The most common action being taken by CEOs was realigning their corporate purpose to address societal problems.
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It is my hope, here and now, to allay this chaos by realigning the terms of the debate.
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And there are some signs that this November could prove a realigning election among college-educated white women.
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The company said it was realigning its staff, while offering lower-than-expected guidance for the current quarter.
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Third, even as cases wind their way through the courts, companies will be realigning around the new targets.
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It's setting up the battle lines and people are realigning their strategies based on how certain members voted.
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Now, courtesy of a rising China, Trieste appears ready to return to the center of a realigning world.
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The company is realigning its supply chain to sell only Canadian-made products to Canadian customers, Mandel said.
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Schultz is "realigning his team as he moves into the next phase of an exploration," the source told CNN.
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For van Susteren, it's about normalizing environmentally friendly consumption habits and realigning our value systems to prioritize climate consciousness.
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"It is time to reset relation, realigning the alliances, trying to fix as much as we can," he said.
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" Stirewalt responded by saying that Republican lawmakers should quit kidding themselves that they can prevent Trump from realigning "U.
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When asked whether Trump is "realigning" the conservative movement, 28503 percent agreed, while 22019 percent disagreed with that assessment.
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A historic realigning election is within reach for Democrats who are smart and bold enough to seize the moment.
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"It's about realigning resources around priority platforms," Gary Pruden, head of J&J's medical device unit, said in an interview.
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Boards have a role to play, too, in realigning incentives for managers so that long-term productivity gains are rewarded.
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By realigning our own business model, we will be able to streamline processes that help the economy and create jobs.
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The company is working at refinancing some loans, disposing off some assets and realigning the balance sheet, a third source said.
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"Technology is sort of realigning a whole host of…industries," Geoffrey Chaiken, Blink Health CEO told CNBC's "On the Money" recently.
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There are still some unanswered questions, but the service is realigning over the next month around a new $14.95/month subscription.
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Experts say the parties are realigning less around populism or big business, and more around ideas of culture and local values.
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Signa restructured Karstadt by realigning its offerings closer to the tastes of German consumers, cutting costs and making operations more efficient.
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What's more, economists have also demonstrated that realigning incentives through narrowing safe harbors could materially improve the online environment for all.
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"It's a moment where everything's just being shaken up, realigning and changing really fast, like in a snow globe," she said.
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It's more like a magnet, drawing on and realigning possibilities from across Africa and the African diaspora with a Nigerian sensibility.
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Sanders of the top 3 candidates, stands alone as the only candidate with a shot at fundamentally realigning the Democratic party.
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When I recovered, she slam-bumped me as we walked arm-in-arm to the school bus, again realigning my spine.
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Caucus-goers literally stand in groups to show support for a candidate, moving around and realigning before each head count is taken.
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"Reversing the digital attention crisis and realigning technology with humanity's best interests," is the end goal for the Center for Humane Technology.
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In realigning himself with Mr. Rajapaksa to shore up his precarious political power, Mr. Sirisena has risked undoing everything his government achieved.
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Patience will also be required: Realigning Pakistan's incentives will be a long-term task, and one that only Pakistan's civilians can lead.
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If her polling against Trump continues to improve and she moves toward realigning strength, that enhances her possibilities to win the nomination.
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We had to be constantly realigning while trying not to lose grip on the overall vision of what we were trying to say.
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But whether or not they do, November could produce a realigning election that remakes the composition of the parties' coalitions in the House.
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Has he fundamentally altered the way nations negotiate -- in addition to realigning the Republican Party and conducting an all-out assault on fact?
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The ultimate goal is to attract a larger share of high-paying jobs to the U.S. Realigning trade relationships isn't enough by itself.
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To get started, we must embrace three pillars of a patient-first marketplace: realigning incentives, addressing chronic disease, and bending the cost curve.
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Like FDR, Biden and his Democratic dream team of former rivals would have a real chance of winning a realigning election in November.
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Depending on their own lived experiences of Iran, each visitor to "The Other Apartment" will experience a distinctive realigning of space and time.
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Eschewing Western narratives, she recontextualizes the diaspora on its own terms, pulling customs from imperial clutches and realigning them in robust color palettes.
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"It is my hope that President Trump takes this opportunity to begin realigning uses of the law with its intended purpose," he said.
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Even though it was an unfortunate set of circumstances, it might end up realigning us and putting us back on that path together.
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A claim of victory after the first vote could encourage supporters of weaker candidates to leave the caucuses early without realigning with another candidate.
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Transportation: The Department of Transportation is realigning the management responsibilities to give the office of the secretary more say over divisions within the agency.
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Eschewing Western narratives, her work recontextualizes the diaspora on its own terms, pulling customs from colonial clutches and realigning them in robust color palettes.
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But as much as some firms are realigning themselves to have business units manage client conduct risk, senior executives still have the final say.
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Realigning the store's management structure, including last month's decision to cut 880 department and assistant store manager positions, falls under that umbrella, he said.
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The new government faces challenges in restoring political stability and public confidence in the political system, and in realigning policy in its preferred direction.
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We can, however, try to change the quality and content of these ads and maybe end up realigning that economic arrangement along the way.
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Thomas Lake, Political Risk Analyst at BMI Research, poured cold water on the idea of realigning the U.K.'s constituent parts around the Brexit vote.
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The company, which has slashed thousands of jobs this year, is realigning its workforce and investing $11 billion by 2022 in electric and hybrid vehicles.
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The Calgary, Alberta-based company is realigning its focus as it looks beyond the $28 billion acquisition of Spectra Energy Corp that closed this year.
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"Rubio is running strong in Florida, so we are realigning our television spend to other areas for this week," Koch network spokesman James Davis said.
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The wide and deep unpopularity of Trump offers Democrats an extraordinary and generation-defining opportunity to create a new political, governing and realigning progressive majority.
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By realigning its significant resources, the BeltLine has the opportunity to honor one of its stated purposes: redressing the causes of Atlanta's persistent wealth gap.
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Trump has also undertaken a regulatory revolution, realigning the administrative state to save $23 billion in regulatory costs that was weighing down the domestic economy.
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We can achieve the desired outcome simply by realigning the key anti-trafficking agencies of federal, state and local government, law enforcement and the NGOs.
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But generally, realigning can aid the 49ers in identifying a defense's intentions, from the nature of its pass coverage to its vulnerabilities in run support.
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Irish voters delivered more votes to left-wing parties than they had in decades, realigning a center-heavy political system along class and ideological lines.
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WHY HAVE WAITED UNTIL YOU GOT PRESSURE FROM POTENTIALLY THE SAME ACTIVIST KINDS OF INVESTORS WHO WERE TALKING ABOUT IN TERMS OF REALIGNING THE PORTFOLIOS?
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"If (Powell) can pitch this as realigning nominal rates in light of the low inflation environment, it is much less of a shock," Reinhart said.
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The defensive action that leadership is taking to get around the headwinds include addressing operational costs and realigning manufacturing around demand in those markets, he said.
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Tristan Harris: I am a director of the Center for Humane Technology where we focus on realigning technology with a clear-eyed model of human nature.
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Meanwhile, automotive supplier Wheels India could cut its temporary workforce by as much as 800 and has started realigning its shifts, two of the sources said.
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Apple is realigning its familiar laptop line, dramatically reshaping and in some ways merging the favorite options for both heavy-duty "pro" users and everyday customers.
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The numbers that flashed on traders' screens in Asia, then eventually in Europe and the U.S., seemed to be evidence of a world economy realigning itself.
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By the time Congress declared war eight months later, the auto industry was well into the process of realigning supply chains and preparing to arm America.
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This process has yielded a clear picture of the realigning Trump-era political environment, with education and population density playing becoming increasingly predictive of voters' choices.
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Realigning the store's management structure — including last month's decision to cut 880 department and assistant store manager positions — is also part of the plans, Temares said.
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Wal-Mart said it is realigning leadership to better match how customers are shopping today — not just at its stores but on its main website and Jet.com.
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Carmakers and suppliers are realigning businesses and spinning off operations to become more nimble as the industry is spending billions on zero-emission cars and autonomous driving.
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He followed by announcing he was realigning the Philippines toward China and then threatened to suspend an agreement that lets the US base troops in his country.
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The Trump administration can reverse this disastrous policy by simply realigning food stamp regulations with federal law, eliminating rules that allow states to carry over unused exemptions.
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The Nordstrom family had hoped that, after going private, the company could further its digital investments and focus on realigning its store footprint, sources previously told CNBC.
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Ray wants to undergo hormone therapy to begin the process of realigning the sex he was assigned at birth to match the male gender he identifies with.
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Yet in Paris, a historically prestigious and democratically minded group of Orthodox Christians took a big step towards realigning themselves from the Istanbul-based Patriarchate to Moscow.
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It is as if an older sun has lost its gravitational pull to a newer one — and the orbiting planets, in some confusion, have been realigning themselves.
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"Immigration attitudes are the fulcrum around which the politics of western societies are realigning," according to Eric Kaufmann, a political scientist at Birkbeck College, University of London.
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Mr. Johnson's Conservative Party rode a wave of frustrated working-class voters to a decisive majority in Parliament, radically realigning British politics and reshaping Britain's oldest party.
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Realigning trade power Trump has said he would consolidate trade policy decisions in the hands of a few select members of his administration, mostly Ross and Navarro.
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Eight in 10 of those polled agreed that Trump was "realigning the conservative movement" -- and 86% approved of the job he has done since taking office in January.
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I think churches might be much more aligned toward these goals, and the goal of the church would be realigning society's efforts toward getting out [of the simulation].
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There was the small matter of having to adapt to new parents, of course, new rules of living inevitably realigning my perspective of what my life even was.
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Compared to other technology companies like Google — which is owned by Alphabet — has far more flexibility in realigning its supply chains as it doesn't manufacture extensively within China.
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The auction is being closely watched because it is seen as a potential model for realigning spectrum resources with growing demand fueled by smartphones and other connected devices.
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"We have taken a fresh look at our organizational structure and are realigning our leadership team," Ellison, who took charge as CEO last week, said in a statement.
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The ratings of BAWAG reflect the successful record of its management in realigning the bank's business model and improving its financial profile following the completion of its restructuring.
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The Nordstrom family had hoped that, after going private, the company could further its digital investments and further focus on realigning its store footprint, source have told CNBC.
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We need regulations that ensure strong competition without abusive exploitation, realigning the relationship between corporations and the workers they employ and the customers they are supposed to serve.
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But as the wars in Afghanistan and Pakistan consumed the Obama administration, it failed to notice that al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula (AQAP) was realigning its focus.
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ADM will be "realigning our organization worldwide as we further streamline and standardize processes, implement new technologies, and eliminate overlap in roles and responsibilities," Anderson said in a statement.
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Realigning the Champions League to suit the demands of the biggest, richest clubs (as of 2019) might come under UEFA's banner, but it would not be at UEFA's behest.
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Past collaboration with VSOs has led to a more patient-focused healthcare system, realigning several VA medical centers and opening new ones along with hundreds of community-based outpatient clinics.
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Back in 2014, FiveThirtyEight's Harry Enten and Nate Silver wrote about the migration phenomenon underway and they had a different conclusion on newcomers realigning the politics of their adopted communities.
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The biennial show, the largest in Asia, will bring together buyers and sellers against the backdrop of China's attempt to play a bigger role in a realigning global aerospace industry.
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"The Brady era was nothing more than the universe realigning after 40 years of some of the worst football ever played by the New England Patriots," Field said on Wednesday.
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Schroders said in a statement it was "realigning our resources...to continue investing where we see strategic growth opportunities," adding that it had also "undertaken a targeted restructuring of teams".
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With 2020 election politics already reaching a fever pitch, Democrats have a real opportunity to achieve a great and historic realigning landslide, building on their landslide in the 2018 midterms.
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Underlying it was a very important point about realigning -- understanding our relationships with our allies and how we are treating them and moving to North Korea and having a summit there.
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After, at Studio Spiratis for Gyrotonic training (a movement system for balancing and realigning the body), Emily Smith, her instructor, asked her how far she had gotten in class that morning.
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Micro-management tasks are still important, but taking a step back and zooming out will help you better identify needs for realigning your goals or making adjustments to improve team effectiveness.
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All Western politics is realigning this way, and it may be a contingent matter that the United States began its realignment with Trump the outsider and France with Macron the insider.
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What made FDR special was that he won a realigning landslide with a big tent politics uniting diverse Democrats, and enacted sweeping changes of the kind Democrats can unite behind today.
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Whether he's playing with a trio, a quartet or a slightly bigger band, he's always assembling and realigning his components, pushing into new directions and adding layers without bogging things down.
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I HAD A BUSINESS REVIEW THIS MORNING WITH ONE OF OUR SENIORS IN FROM ASIA AND WHAT WE'RE SEEING ALREADY IS NOT SUPPLY CHAIN GOING AWAY BUT SUPPLY CHAIN REALIGNING ITSELF.
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Conservatives took seats in parts of England that have historically gone to Labour, but also tended to vote Leave, perhaps a sign that the Brexit debate is realigning traditional party loyalties.
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If Mr. Sanders does becomes the nominee, however, his dream of realigning the electorate by regaining the white working-class vote would require pushing past deep-rooted historical grievances and cultural identities.
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Indeed, a group of former tech employees have gone further, and set up the Center for Humane Technology, aimed at 'realigning technology with humanity's best interests' and reversing the 'digital attention crisis'.
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In his latest salvo, Duterte said he was realigning his foreign policy because the United States had failed the Philippines and added that at some point, "I will break up with America".
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The automaker is undergoing an $11 billion restructuring plan that has so far involved trimming back international operations, making investments in new mobility technologies, and realigning its portfolio around more profitable vehicles.
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"I see this as a process of realigning Aramco and the kingdom to cope with an uncertain future for oil, rather than a political raid on the kingdom's cash cow," he said.
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That ritual could embody the elements that the psychologists Daniel Levinson and Murray Stein say are often involved in life transitions: naming your limitations, befriending your inner life, realigning your central focus.
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"Global restrictions on travel and retiming of events have caused many passengers to change their travel arrangements, and the airline is among many realigning resources to accommodate these changes," a spokeswoman said.
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The drug, Meloxicam, was being evaluated to treat acute pain in patients after a bunionectomy surgery, which involves removing or realigning soft tissue and bones in the joint of the big toe.
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"In order to optimize our performance, this also means reviewing and realigning our strategic orientation," Breitschwerdt, head of Mercedes-Benz Vans, said at the launch of an electric Mercedes-Benz van on Tuesday.
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"It was much more about polishing a jewel and carefully realigning it so that you kept the great things about its pedigree, but you did bring it into the 20103th century," she said.
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While some, including myself, would like to go further than the act does, many will agree that this legislation takes critical first steps toward realigning our regime of incorporation with its original purposes.
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He has now teamed up with ex Google ethicist Tristan Harris in the creation of The Center for Human Technology — an alliance of Silicon Valley notables dedicated to "realigning technology with humanity's best interests."
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Saudi Arabia, along with other Arab Gulf nations, then felt neglected when Obama brokered a deal with Iran over its nuclear weapons, leading to fears the US was realigning its interests in the region.
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Most experts believe the administration's new rule will go a long way towards realigning the incentives of PBMs back towards their customers — the people they're supposed to be working for in the first place.
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President Trump's statement on Tuesday made clear that the United States would stick with its Saudi ally, leaving Mr. Erdogan's biggest ambition — sidelining his rival and realigning American policy in the Middle East — unfulfilled.
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That goal demands realigning Europe and Latin America, and especially convincing the United States, which has mainly betted on sanctions to promote regime change, that this is the best way out of the stalemate.
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His foreign policy, Trump explained, was simply realigning priorities so that they better reflected those of his supporters — and most Americans, in fact — rather than the priorities of a Washington too wantonly looking abroad.
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But while the poll this year didn't include a presidential preference question, it revealed that 86 percent of attendees approve of the job Trump's doing and 80 percent said Trump is "realigning" the conservative movement.
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I've long viewed Trump as a potentially realigning figure in American politics, shifting the party system toward one in which the Republicans become the traditionalist-nationalist party and the Democrats became the progressive-cosmopolitan party.
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We tend to agree with whatever our leaders agree with, which is particularly worrying with Donald Trump as president, as I described in a recent story about how conservatives are realigning their views with his.
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WASHINGTON — President Trump welcomed Saudi Arabia's crown prince, Mohammed bin Salman, to the White House on Tuesday, reaffirming his embrace of an ambitious young monarch bent on reforming his country and realigning the Middle East.
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It is a politically epic battle with realigning potential — similar in nature to the victories of Franklin Delano Roosevelt in 1932 and Ronald Reagan in 1980 — between competing visions and policies of anti-establishment populism.
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Equity investors are also realigning their portfolios with REITs now officially reclassified into a new real estate-only sector under the Global Industry Classification Standard (GICS), which went into effect at the end of last month.
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Smith makes many telling, shrewd points in pursuit of realigning the popular image of Prince Charles, but the observation that stuck with me, one that brings us full circle, is a perfect illustration of her acumen.
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The company's CEO Willard Ahdritz predicted years ago that streaming and social media would increasingly undercut the gatekeeping power of the major label groups, realigning the market to center on a vast landscape of niche musicians.
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But you don't have to be there; the translucent screens are situated in such a way that you can move freely behind them, circling around the circle, realigning the screens and their relationship to each other.
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"I guess in the media landscape now, where remakes or edits and viral videos and sequels happen all the time… it's just a natural kind of byproduct of this constant recycling and realigning of content," Jenkins says.
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The forces that have fueled the widening gap between the two political parties are now fueling fights within the two political parties, fights that will lead to new coalitions in American politics, eventually realigning the two parties.
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A Biden realigning victory would be based on a broad call to shared patriotism, whereas Trump regularly and shamefully questions the patriotism of those who call on him to change the ways he conducts his political business.
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It's thought that this works by realigning the sleep cycle with other circadian rhythms, like changes in levels of body temperature and the stress hormone cortisol, that are also out of sync with each other in depression.
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"The manufacturing sector is steadily realigning after the shocks of the early part of this century," said John Lettieri, the president of the Economic Innovation Group, which came up with the idea for the opportunity zone program.
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It's like the people who want to engage in the world and the people who are looking to shut the world out through trade policies and immigration policies, that's how these parties seem to be realigning. Right.
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There isn't a better example of technology as a vehicle for progress than a project like Autonomy, where an industry known for monetizing our attention and selling us iterative screens is realigning itself toward actually changing the world.
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A Biden realigning victory would be based on a governing style in which knowledge, science and hard-earned expertise is respected, unlike Trump, who regularly disrespects the vital facts and experts that are essential to making sound policy decisions.
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And he survived the critics in the Special Agent ranks -- including me -- who bristled at his realigning an agency that has stubbornly resisted change whenever it has been suggested or demanded over the course of its 110-year history.
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I'm now of the mind that if a bit of planet-gazing or chakra-realigning can get you to confront your fears with some insight into how to better manage them, this modern-day New Age stuff can't be that bad.
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If Duterte is realigning his county with China on an economic and even military level, "that would have potentially fundamental implications for the future of the Philippines and Philippine-US relations," according to Jamie Metzl, another Atlantic Council senior fellow.
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If I were giving advice to the next president, I would strongly suggest that we refocus on investment in education and infrastructure in the ways described above, and then set our sights on realigning the relationship between investors and workers.
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Goldstein says that he has now been able to provide "actual cures" to half a dozen women now, largely through operations on their spines, such as realigning disc impingements or removal of a type of cyst known as a Tarlov cyst.
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In which the case for Sanders will remain simple and intuitive throughout the primaries to come: If we're going to do this thing, let's do it with the guy who's actually spent years or decades planning for a realigning moment.
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" And while she compared Yang to a "tuning fork" — "realigning us with something we need to retrieve, taking us back to a more innocent time, making us remember to chuckle" — she added that the entrepreneur is also "deep in substance.
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Privately, senior administration officials over the weekend said the pressure to rush for a vote on health care had subsided and that the White House's priorities were realigning with those on Capitol Hill: to pass a budget bill and keep the government open.
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"As oil prices stay lower for longer, cash flow will stay constrained resulting in companies operating in survival mode with a focus on realigning their strategies and business models," Doug Meier, PwC's U.S. oil and gas sector deals leader, said in a statement.
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The announcement is further evidence that Microsoft is realigning its healthcare strategy: The tech giant is pivoting away from consumer-facing products and focusing on enterprise solutions — a move weidentifiedafter the company shut down its personal health record system, HealthVault, in April.
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"HuffPost is realigning its video strategy to invest and allocate resources to support its core areas that have high audience engagement, differentiation and are poised for growth as we continue on our mission to provide a voice to all people," a spokesperson said.
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The Trump administration is due to soon formally release its findings from a review of US foreign assistance programs, aimed at "realigning" them for "a new era of great-power competition," which critics have described as an effort to curb foreign aid overall.
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Trump, a Republican, is to lay out his foreign policy priorities, and will emphasize his commitment to "America First" policies such as building up the U.S. military, confronting Islamist militants and realigning trade relationships to make the United States more competitive, the officials said.
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But that leads to bolder proclamations that 2016 was "not a fluke" and was indeed a fundamental realigning event, as well as to overly charitable interpretations of her subjects' intentions (as she once quipped, "There's always 'some' portion of anyone's followers who are racist").
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But he has a point here that social programs like the Green New Deal would require either a ton of new government revenue or realigning the political conversation away from the idea that debt, for a country like the US, is a bad thing.
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Google has recently been realigning its business, beginning with the formation of Alphabet as an overarching parent company, and it's likely that owning its own satellite imaging rather than licensing it from a dedicated provider is part of that ongoing rationalization of its various lines of business.
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If nominated, a Biden-Obama ticket would bring together two widely known, liked and trusted public figures who would electrify Democratic enthusiasm and turnout, appeal to political independents, and increase the prospects for a sweeping realigning landslide — building on dramatic Democratic victories in 2018 and 2019 elections.
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The secretary could address a range of challenges from access to and support for new sources of technical innovation to fundamentally realigning strategic needs with acquisition policies and processes or instituting a higher order business management structure to improve oversight, accountability, and reform across the Department.
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Returning the power of the EPA to the state, and realigning those federal needs into an already existing Cabinet agency can protect the environment, respect the workers, and eliminate the risk that past EPA Administrators, Scott Pruitt included, use their power for anything other than good.
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This may seem like a nod to transparent policymaking, but it also opens the door for lobbyists and think tanks to send the White House their proposals for realigning the government in potentially fundamental ways, no matter how big a stake they have in the outcome.
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Mr. Christensen and Mr. van Bever suggest rebooting the capitalist system through a series of policy incentives aimed at making investment capital more "patient," evolving the curriculums at business schools, realigning corporate strategy and resource allocation and freeing managers to focus on long-term value creation.
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Successfully achieving this transformation will require not just realigning care delivery and payment incentives, but also investing in prevention and public health initiatives that take into account the importance of social determinants of health — the community factors such as living conditions, resource deprivation and education — that impact people's wellness.
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"We are realigning our offerings to focus on the ride-sharing options on our platforms UberX and UberBlack, which are used by the vast majority of riders and drivers, and part of the realignment is that some options that are not as commonly used will be phased out," the spokesman said.
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Trump should keep the new sanctions imposed by Obama "if he can use these sanctions, leverage it as part of a bigger plan that we are moving in the right direction and we are realigning things around the map back to the way they are supposed to be," Zeldin said.
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The potentially humongous swell of demographic votes from women, Hispanics and young people who consider Trump anathema and would be inspired by a Clinton-Becerra team could create a realigning election that lifts Democrats to a landslide victory with a game-changing boost in the House, Senate and statewide offices.
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The Democratic dream of a realigning landslide is now within reach because of the deep, powerful and unprecedented revulsion against the Trump presidency by a solid majority of American voters, and the growing public worry that Trump's policies are causing an economic slowdown and increasing the dangers of a devastating recession.
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One vital consequence of this set of regional convulsions is sure to play a pivotal role in the 2020 cycle: America's suburbs were once a reliable bulwark for the GOP in much of the country, but are now realigning toward the Democrats, as college-educated whites grow disenchanted with the Republican Party.
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The second important lesson of the strong Sanders approval ratings is that the next realigning majority in American politics will be a progressive majority, with policies that will bear strong resemblance to the policies offered by Sanders — not the crony capitalist vision of government offered by Trump and his GOP allies in Congress.
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O'Connor's own ideas for expanding health care are allowing insurance sales across state lines (something you usually hear about from Republicans; policy experts don't think would really make much of a difference) and realigning open enrollment around tax season to get more people signed up under Obamacare (a worthwhile if incremental policy).
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Expanded health care choice, allowing veterans to seek purchased care from private sector providers, establishing a board of directors and realigning VA facilities to eliminate vacant and underutilized properties along the lines of the Pentagon's Defense Base Close and Realignment Commission (BRAC), are among the reforms we believe should be at the center of any transformation plan.
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If you don't start getting a message there, if you don't start listening to people there, if you don't start spending time, energy and money there, you can say goodbye to any notion of realigning political power and instead say hello to the numbing reality that you are relegating yourself to the status of a permanent minority party.
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Today I go further than most political analysts and state that the odds President TrumpDonald John TrumpFive takeaways from the Democratic debate As Buttigieg rises, Biden is still the target Leading Democrats largely pull punches at debate MORE is defeated in 2020 are 90 percent and the odds Democrats win a sweeping realigning landslide are nearly 50-2023.
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While these households make up a small share of Ohio's electorate, they point to a larger political shift happening within working-class communities in the Midwest: union workers, who were crucial to Trump's 3003 victory in Ohio and other Rust Belt states are realigning themselves with populist Democrats who want to raise wages and expand health care.
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With Biden's powerful, stirring and electrifying performances in the South Carolina and Super Tuesday primaries — and the decision of most of his major primary opponents to withdraw from the campaign and endorse him — the stage is set for Biden to begin major moves to unite the party and nation and win a historic realigning victory in November.
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Former Vice President Joe BidenJoe BidenThe Hill's Morning Report - Trump takes unexpected step to stem coronavirus Democrats start hinting Sanders should drop out Coronavirus disrupts presidential campaigns MORE can seize the mantle of Franklin Delano Roosevelt and run a campaign, and design a presidency, that is the ultimate team of rivals that wins a realigning landslide and ends the presidency of Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpThe Hill's Morning Report - Trump takes unexpected step to stem coronavirus Democrats start hinting Sanders should drop out Coronavirus disrupts presidential campaigns MORE.
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