Redesigning its brand meant redesigning the way HP did business.
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These mean not just redesigning the infrastructure, but redesigning institutions and their knowledge systems.
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" As their allowable building envelope got squeezed, she said, "we kept redesigning and redesigning.
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Rule changes matter too That's why many have turned away from redesigning the helmet to redesigning football instead.
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Orbital has spent nearly two years redesigning the Antares Since the accident, Orbital has spent nearly two years redesigning the Antares.
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Apple is also redesigning Apple News and the Stocks app.
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The key bit was redesigning the connectors on the back.
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Redesigning regulatory processes requires working with both providers and regulators.
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Amazon's innovative, it's constantly creating, it's building, it's redesigning industries.
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Healthcare system engineers are redesigning the system from first principles.
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The company isn't redesigning or modifying the desktop version of Instagram.
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Redesigning, testing and manufacturing billions of replacement devices would take years.
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Apple is also reportedly redesigning the homescreen for iOS in 2019.
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Of course Christopher Kane couldn't resist redesigning another incredibly 'ugly' shoe.
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Microsoft is once again redesigning its Skype app for Windows today.
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And yet I'm in aviation, and honestly, it's not redesigning there.
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Our thought bubble: Snap's admission about redesigning its app is telling.
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This winter, both Audi and Toyota spent time redesigning their cars.
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You know underwear is great when you're redesigning outfits around it.
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The government moves at a glacial pace, especially when redesigning currency.
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"Literally every day we're redesigning what we're doing," Ms. Theisen said.
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The redesigning of the crest would require only a minor change.
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Best known for redesigning and popularizing the character of Bugs Bunny.
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Its new home makeover series, Overhaul, will follow YouTubers redesigning their homes.
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She's locked in a new job for Grace: redesigning the Oval Office.
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Wegener's departure also comes right as Snap is redesigning its entire app.
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Specifically, the City of Paris wanted data for redesigning a public plaza.
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We're redesigning our rainbow heart from last year to be trans-focused.
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Google is redesigning and upgrading its weather info through the Google app.
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Coleman had called his manifesto a "beautiful vision" for redesigning the SAT.
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Maybe the answer is more complicated than just redesigning the annual survey.
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The company is redesigning its stores and building up its online assets.
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Transform urban environments by redesigning processes alongside the communities that live there.
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That rumor about Apple redesigning the MacBook Pro might come true after all.
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It's a lot nicer, but presumably would have required redesigning the iPad mini.
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Or that our cities aren't worth redesigning to take away space from cars?
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For the time being, the app is largely focused on redesigning conversation threads.
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It is redesigning the service after frustrating its approximately 15 million paying subscribers.
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But in 2013, when Catholic Charities requested proposals for redesigning the church, Msgr.
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The company wanted to complete those initiatives before redesigning the department, Redfield said.
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Failing or obsolete components can be replaced without redesigning the entire kill vehicle.
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I went into survival mode, and I started redesigning myself as a photojournalist.
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The company might also have to invest in redesigning or updating the aircraft.
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VICE: If you were in charge of redesigning healthcare, what would you do?
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Product Hunt CEO Ryan Hoover says redesigning your app is probably a mistake.
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The cool thing about all of this is we're redefining and redesigning the world.
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Obama: You're exactly right, and that's what I mean by redesigning the social compact.
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When Fragiadakis stepped down, the bank said that it was redesigning its business strategy.
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The experience of the last one suggests our social safety net needs some redesigning.
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Apple is redesigning the Music app for Macs to accommodate the elimination of iTunes.
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Apple is redesigning the Mac App Store and is bringing over some longtime holdouts.
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Then come three months for rewriting and redesigning before Broadway rehearsals begin in January.
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In its response, Boeing said it was redesigning sensors that inform the anti-stall system.
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Now Snap is redesigning its redesign to feel a little more like it was before.
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One way to cut fuel consumption is to reduce drag by redesigning hulls and propellers.
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Mr. Elsey was especially proud of redesigning the presidential flag, at Roosevelt's request, in 1945.
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LG is redesigning its UltraFine 5K Display so it can work well next to routers.
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Microsoft is even redesigning the desktop client with a mobile-like design for PC users.
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Mozilla is redesigning the Firefox logo, with a little help from the rest of us.
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Every change to improve manufacturability requires redesigning other parts, potentially compromising weight, cost, or performance.
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That also meant redesigning his spacesuit for a standing-only position in the balloon's basket.
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This is about the third time a New York politician has proposed redesigning Penn Station.
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"The primary reason we've looked at redesigning the currency is for counterfeiting issues," he said.
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For sellers with slowing cash flow, it means cancelling certain projects, like redesigning their websites.
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Redesigning from the ground up is clearly an effort to make one's mark (pun intended).
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Like its fast food rivals, Subway is aggressively redesigning its stores to adapt to the future.
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Like we keep redesigning things; we keep making it very obvious like 'You're about to post.
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Instead of redesigning new aircraft, Transpose looks to repurpose existing planes to make them more flexible.
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The most popular typeface in the history of the world, how do you approach redesigning it?
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Apple is redesigning its TV homepage and letting different profiles have their own "up next" lists.
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Then, in the 1980s, Goodenough took the design and improved on it, redesigning the battery's cathode.
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When redesigning your house, Steve said you have to be ready to think outside the box.
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Additional savings could be made from suspending the production of the penny and redesigning the nickel.
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By redesigning streets, we can protect pedestrians and cyclists from both careless drivers and malicious ones.
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And as for Spectre, fixing the issue could actually require redesigning how computer chips are built.
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There is no easy fix for Spectre, which could require redesigning the processors, according to researchers.
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His duties included redesigning the uniforms, signing a gaming deal with MGM and expanding fan interactions.
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Brands are redesigning logos and ad campaigns to center on social distancing and educating the public.
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Since then, Facebook has built such systems, testing and redesigning the software during multiple elections worldwide.
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In addition to fixing bugs, the company is redesigning Snapchat to make it easier to use.
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It's about the emergence of synthetic biology, which is basically human beings redesigning their biological structure.
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Target, for example, is redesigning its seasonal shop-in-shops, and branding them under the "Wondershop" banner.
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So those five daily tasks could range from redesigning a business' budget to overhauling its supply chain.
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After a bit of redesigning and refining, the company launched in January — and business has been booming.
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Similarly, Bank of America is adding another 500 locations and redesigning 1,303 over the next four years.
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Instagram is redesigning its camera, adding a donations sticker, and letting influencers sell stuff via shoppable tags.
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The Metropolitan Transportation Authority of New York City is finally redesigning its subway system for the future.
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Facebook is redesigning the navigation on its mobile app to prioritize the services you use most frequently.
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It will begin using the index to assist it in redesigning these models to minimize this impact.
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Lord & Taylor will rent the bottom floors, redesigning them into a smaller version of its department store.
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Automakers began redesigning their vehicles to get better scores on the new test and provide better protection.
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Redesigning Air Force One is truly in keeping with the spirit of the Kennedys and other presidencies.
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"The primary reason we've looked at redesigning the currency is for counterfeiting issues," Mnuchin said in May.
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JA Solar is redesigning some panels for very hot, dry deserts and others for very humid jungles.
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Powerade, the sports drink made by Coca-Cola, is redesigning packages and launching new products this winter.
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Microsoft is now redesigning more than 100 icons across the company with new colors, materials, and finishes.
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Some examples include changing the font text is written in, or even redesigning the entire user interface.
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Samsung is redesigning its entire software experience around the acknowledgment that big phones are too difficult to use.
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Many companies are now using innovative technologies to try to reduce the din (see "Redesigning the corporate office").
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The software maker is also redesigning its Xbox Avatars, to make them a lot more customizable and diverse.
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But reshaping a 44-year-old company to focus on redesigning its future isn't going to be easy.
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And redesigning Apple Stores so that they're more like town halls and, uh, have trees inside of them!
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It's not about "disrupting" a whole industry — it's about redesigning to improve performance by a mere 0.0001 percent.
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But biologists, working on mapping and redesigning the plant, think that they are getting closer to saving coffee.
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Redesigning the basis for this incredible and popular form of communication is an act of destructive cultural revisionism.
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Bevin most recently has talked about redesigning the state's Medicaid program, but has not yet offered a plan.
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Snapchat is redesigning its app to separate media and social communications, making it easier to use and understand.
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For example, if you're redesigning your home, you might create sections for sofas, rugs, lamps, paint colors, etc.
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"Redesigning death is a cornerstone of my abiding interest in human experiences, infrastructure, and urban planning," Mazurenko wrote.
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But they've only been able to retain girls by redesigning programs to resemble Boy Scout activities, she said.
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Diamonstein already had decades of experience in the mattress industry when Wolfe contacted him about redesigning the mattress.
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DJI says it achieved this by redesigning the antennas inside — they automatically switch between 4503GHz and 5GHz frequencies.
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But there are still bits that need redesigning, that don't fit or work as I want them to.
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They're hiring squadrons of care coordinators and navigators (sometimes too many), and redesigning and rewriting pamphlets and forms.
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Mr. Yantrasast is also redesigning education and exhibition spaces inside, including collection galleries that highlight the museum's masterpieces.
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In 22015, Jorgen Hallstrom, a project manager at Swedish Building Services, was redesigning public housing complexes around Stockholm.
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Fisker said the patent involves redesigning the car's body structure and the second row seat belt mounting structure.
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After nearly two decades, CEC Entertainment, the parent company of the pizza chain, is redesigning the whole experience.
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The French designers Ronan and Erwan Bouroullec, supported by private funding, are redesigning several fountains along the street.
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That's why operating system vendors are currently redesigning some of the core functionalities of your computer as a workaround.
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Working alongside my mom and her business partner, Lori, I took on the challenge of redesigning my own bedroom.
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Intel is also redesigning its processors to protect against the Spectre security flaws that were uncovered earlier this year.
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For the 10, HTC used an "if you can't beat 'em, join 'em" tactic on redesigning its user interface.
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Redesigning its display was front and center to Apple, which put a lot of time and energy into this.
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Facebook Spaces is finally redesigning its avatars to look more like you, and less like a corny cartoon character.
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In certain cases, this means redesigning products so they're box-like or more compact, making them easier to deliver.
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Redesigning the site for mobile devices and guiding newcomers on how to create a campaign demonstrates the same spirit.
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But now the group has turned its focus to redesigning some more specific subjects — the characters of Star Wars.
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The original structure was built over a century ago but Jeffrey Collé spent 2 years redesigning the current masterpiece.
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If Trump is serious about redesigning the F-18, that could mean years of development and billions of dollars.
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Across the country, new risk-bearing provider organizations are redesigning care models, and achieving cost savings and improved outcomes.
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The whole company seems to be redesigning itself, down to the headquarters, which started a major remodel last year.
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Current renovation work is focused on redesigning the fish pond and adding a new lounging deck in the garden.
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Walmart is redesigning its fresh produce department in response to customer complaints about crowding and difficulty finding organic produce.
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WE ARE REDESIGNING NOW THE COMPANY FROM THE GROUND UP TO BE FIT FOR PURPOSE FOR THIS NEW ENVIRONMENT.
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Uber is one of a handful of companies focusing on redesigning the way we experience the world through technology.
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Redesigning stations and modernizing control systems are among six changes to New York City's transit system that experts recommend.
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Snap also has been redesigning its app to encourage users to interact with more of its ad-supported videos.
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And anybody who is redesigning a street in 230 is going to have to take these things into account.
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Car companies would have three years to work on redesigning their supply chains before the rules went into effect.
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Perriand returned several times in the 1950s, at one point redesigning the Air France offices in Tokyo and Osaka.
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The website for Mr. Hotes's own foundation highlights its work in redesigning and donating track chairs to wounded veterans.
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"We are moving some product out of China, we're sourcing to elsewhere, we are redesigning product," Philbin told CNBC.
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The prospect of redesigning a nation's passport is ambitious, but in his artist statement he makes his purpose clear.
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Mr. Dorsey has made clear to employees that as far as redesigning the product is concerned, no feature is sacred.
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As bus systems in America are fighting extinction, some are redesigning completely while others are turning to third-party technologies.
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"I'm completely redesigning my business," Farrah Bostic, who founded and runs The Difference Engine, a Brooklyn-based strategy company, said.
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The company will start by redesigning just seven stores in San Antonio, Texas, and in the Kansas City, Missouri, area.
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The company made overtures toward improving relations with drivers, redesigning the driver-facing app and raising fares in some cities.
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Back in August, Dorsey said he was experimenting with new features on Twitter and redesigning features, including the "like" button.
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Just ... you've just got to deal with the day to day of redesigning an organization, but it's not for me.
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Facebook already has a culture, and changing it is not as simple as redesigning an interface or rewriting a codebase.
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Among other things, she notes, it may take redesigning cities around walking, cycling, and electrified public transportation rather than cars.
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Apple is redesigning the Mac App Store to make it look and work more like the new (good) iOS store.
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This includes redesigning their shows to focus on depicting animals in their natural habitats rather than having them perform tricks.
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Redesigning album covers is common practice within the digital art community but Philadelphia electronic artist and producer, Moon Bounce, a.k.a.
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Microsoft is also redesigning the Xbox game bar so it now has a white or black theme with this update.
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"For us designers, nothing comes close to redesigning the last automotive icon," said Massimo Frascella, Land Rover Design's creative director.
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Walmart is redesigning its fresh produce department to address customer complaints about crowding and other frustrations, the company said Wednesday.
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And there is certainly something a bit tempting about redesigning a genetically advantaged reef that can withstand El Nino events.
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Microsoft is redesigning its Office productivity apps to make them easier to use, as it faces stiffer competition from Google.
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It is shifting supply chains out of China where possible, and redesigning products to avoid Chinese components where it isn't.
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But lately, some carriers have been going one step further in redesigning their seats: They're taking away the seatback screens.
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Also coming are more dedicated bus lanes, priority traffic signals for buses and redesigning busy corridors, like K Street Northwest.
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The city of Herzliya, Israel, saw its bus ridership double after redesigning its bus map and increasing frequency, Haggiag adds.
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Twelve artists and activists were engaged in creatively redesigning the cargo truck as a platform for performance, conversation, and transformation.
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Both pharmacy companies have started redesigning stores to add more health services in hopes of driving traffic to their physical locations.
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Disney is also redesigning the entrance to the theme park leading up to the iconic spherical Spaceship Earth (rendering at top).
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In October, Twitter said it is redesigning conversations on the platform in an effort to encourage friendlier and more useful discussions.
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Despite introducing an algorithm and redesigning the logo that frustrated some devoted users, the app appears to be rising in popularity.
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Twitter is redesigning its in-app camera as part of its effort to make it easier for people to follow events.
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Snap shares declined as much as 9.5 percent one day after the company announced it was testing redesigning its Snapchat redesign.
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Redesigning the SAT to reflect the Common Core has solidified Coleman's influence as one of the most powerful figures in education.
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Disappointingly, El Capitan, as the system will be called, will be more or less solely dedicated to redesigning our nuclear armament.
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Redesigning the biomedical science training experience will change how science is conducted, and how scientists and clinicians contribute to the enterprise.
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I think we could be a case study, a proof of the concept of how we can be redesigning our cities.
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In an effort to better cater to newcomers, Twitter once again is redesigning its app across mobile, desktop and the web.
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I also started small, redesigning all the hardware and zippers across all of our lines to make sure they were consistent.
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Madrid is banning cars owned by nonresidents, and is also redesigning 24 major downtown avenues to take them back for pedestrians.
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In 2012, the Patagonia fishing director, Bart Bonime, reached out to Brannock for help redesigning one of his company's wading jackets.
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Another bright spot is his plan to invest more heavily in ending pedestrian and cyclist deaths by redesigning New York roadways.
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"Snap made significant progress on redesigning the user experience, with some proof points around engagement," Canaccord Genuity analyst Michael Graham said.
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But Iran was allowed to produce a limited amount of heavy water and Tehran has been working on redesigning the reactor.
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But Iran was allowed to produce a limited amount of heavy water and Tehran has been working on redesigning the reactor.
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Unlike his predecessors, Trump hasn't named a decorator to assist in redesigning and personalizing his private living quarters and the Oval Office.
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But with Oreo, Google is finally, finally redesigning its hideous yellow blob emoji (though they'll live on in at least once app).
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Adherents to the movement are growing in number, and their plans for redesigning life as we know it have become increasingly grandiose.
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"The primary reason we have looked at redesigning the currency is for counterfeiting issues," Mnuchin said in response to questions by Rep.
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By redesigning cups and lids for cold drinks, the company will eliminate more than 1 billion plastic straws each year, it said.
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The robot was invented by Mikhel Joala, co-founder of SprayPrinter, a tech company focused on redesigning traditional methods of spray-painting.
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They also include redesigning 30 subway stations, a $1 billion expansion of Manhattan's Javits convention centre and upgrades on buses and trains.
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These offerings include an increase in available podcasts and audiobooks, along with redesigning its iOS and Android apps, and developing key partnerships.
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Smith credited Michael, who was at JPMorgan for three years, with starting a mobile banking application and redesigning the online banking site.
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Rather than fix the core issue, which would possibly require redesigning the processor, it has patched each variant as it is discovered.
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Apple's not making any big deal about redesigning the sound of them, so I would expect them to sound like the EarPods.
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Despite the hotel's investment into redesigning its space, Thomas ventures that continued success in the hospitality space depends on something else entirely.
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In 2012, Space&Matter, a local architecture and design studio, proposed redesigning them as guest suites in the spirit of experiential travel.
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When redesigning your workflow, he advises that you focus on one that delivers more value for the same amount of work done.
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And simpler solutions, such as painting roofs white to reflect sunlight or redesigning buildings to allow heat to escape, would also help.
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Panay didn't add any additional comment to his tweet, but I hope Microsoft considers adding some missing features or redesigning them entirely.
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His research even led the government to spend almost $20 million redesigning school cafeterias, an initiative known as the Smarter Lunchrooms Movement.
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According to Bloomberg, Murdoch embedded himself in all matters of production, from writing copy to managing the printer and redesigning page layouts.
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Brown said it was important VW stick with the business plan it approved to expand U.S. sales by quickly refreshing and redesigning vehicles.
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Today, Facebook is redesigning the Pages of the 80 million small businesses on its platform and the 1.6 billion people connected to them.
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Lastly, Spotify also seems to be redesigning its iPad app to take better advantage of all the screen real estate on Apple's tablets.
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Not only that, they're redesigning packaging to create products that you'll want to display on a vanity — not relegate to a side drawer.
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Demand for single-family rental homes is surging, and homebuilders are now stepping in, redesigning and reimagining the sector — and becoming landlords themselves.
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Mnuchin told the House Financial Services Committee that the administration is more focused on redesigning the currency to tackle counterfeiting issues, per CNBC.
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Experts have said that if Trump is serious about redesigning the F-18, that could mean years of development and billions of dollars.
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Google is redesigning its mobile apps and website with shortcuts as it continues to evolve from a search engine into an answer engine.
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If he were redesigning the system, though, he said it would be worth rethinking dividing antitrust enforcement across multiple federal and state agencies.
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From redesigning toilets to eradicating malaria, Gates has focused on tackling global issues since leaving his post as Microsoft's CEO 19 years ago.
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According to The Washington Post, Trump "was personally involved in redesigning the coin," so dropping "E pluribus unum" from his coin was intentional.
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The only thing that stands in the way of redesigning the $20 bill, at the same time as the 10, is political will.
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Slimane has since retooled the hallowed house, including the somewhat controversial dropping of the "Yves" from the brand's name and redesigning the logo.
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Rival Snap Inc owner of Snapchat, which faces stiff competition from Instagram has been redesigning the app to lure more users and advertisers.
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Uber went back to first principles: The company didn't start by redesigning how taxis worked, it went after rethinking the entire journey experience.
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Redesigning some of the original puppets and adding others, the directors and cinematographers, Sonny Laguna and Tommy Wiklund, don't stint on the gore.
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Buffet restaurants are a dying breed, but Golden Corral is hoping to revitalize the sector by redesigning its restaurants from the studs up.
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The result would save automakers vast amounts of money necessary to fund for redesigning light and more aerodynamic models to meet 2012 standards.
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The students hacked it by gutting the car's electronics, redesigning the joystick and customizing the seat for Cillian, robotics coach Spencer Elvebak said.
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What they couldn't be, without redesigning the landing gear and really jeopardizing the grandfathered FAA certification, was taller, and that was a problem.
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There are obviously huge technical challenges to radically redesigning human beings, but, perhaps more importantly, there are also countless ethical and legal concerns.
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In order to relate better, Mayer learned to mirror her tech habits to those of consumers and heavily relied on data for redesigning products.
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Mr. Vongerichten said he was involved in redesigning the new kitchen, making choices about the ovens, and which chairs, tables and plates to use.
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They've also encouraged redesigning small satellites so they can steer clear of objects and suicide plunge into Earth's orbit once their lifespan has ended.
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The team is waiting on additional logins to the API, which caps data queries for each individual account, and constantly redesigning its scraping tools.
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The capacitors were the heaviest component and NSA_Listbot spent two years redesigning the gun with the idea of using more energy dense photoflash capacitors.
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Rival airlines have reacted by trying to sell cheaper fares with more restrictions and redesigning cabins to win budget-conscious travellers back from Norwegian.
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To target younger shoppers and retouch their images, 7-Eleven, Cumberland Farms and Wawa are redesigning stores and improving fresh food and drink selections.
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CareMore, a California-based health plan, offers a togetherness program for those identified as lonely, and they're redesigning clinics to serve as social centers.
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Getting the most out of an electric drivetrain would require redesigning the aircraft around a new propulsion system — smaller wings, more motors, different aerodynamics.
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Open Whisper Systems, the non-profit which runs and maintains Signal, is also apparently in the process of redesigning how Signal handles group messaging.
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Under Soltau's leadership, the company has done everything from redesigning its dressing rooms to hosting classes in its home department to woo back customers.
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According to Dr. Pfeffer, fundamentally redesigning jobs to improve upon employee health and performance would be a more useful practice in the long term.
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We've been redesigning care for patients with diabetes, heart failure or knee problems, but have made few dedicated efforts for those with mental illness.
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Districts across the country are pouring millions of dollars into redesigning classrooms, trading the traditional layout for beanbags, rocking chairs and furniture on wheels.
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The big picture: The company has helped transform markets by redesigning the engineering makeup of premium vacuums, hairstyling and household appliances, and hand dryers.
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Bombas is a startup that thrives on reinvention — from spending two years on redesigning the perfect gym sock to re-conceptualizing the ski sock.
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Snap announced during the previous quarter it was redesigning its app to attract new users and usher in new ways to monetize its app.
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McDonald's priority remains redesigning its restaurants with new technology to help make ordering faster and easier for customers, CEO Steve Easterbrook said in a statement.
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"We know redesigning New York City's streets will help us end tragic, preventable traffic deaths," Will Baskin-Gerwitz, a mayoral spokesman, said in a statement.
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With Instagram redesigning their logo and Google launching a new keyboard app on iOS, you may have missed some of this week's best new apps.
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The Ellen MacArthur Foundation's Circular Fibers Initiative Report, A New Textiles Economy: Redesigning Fashion's Future, laid bare damning findings that will hopefully ignite some change.
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Dutchman Bolland, chief executive from 2010, spent billions of pounds on redesigning products, stores, supply chain logistics and the website to address decades of underinvestment.
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BOSTON (Reuters) - Shortly after David Coleman took over as CEO in 2012, the College Board began redesigning its signature product, the SAT college entrance exam.
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While Patrick also implored parents who own guns to lock them safely away, he focused his remarks not on weapons but on redesigning school entryways.
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It was for the best, even though redesigning the exterior also meant completely redoing all of the internals, including the circuit boards, processors, and antennas.
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Redesigning and redecorating your house can seem like a daunting task, especially when you compare it to the massive home overhauls you see on HGTV.
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The contractor hired to build the system is redesigning an off-shelf solution to meet the census' needs, rather than developing from the ground up.
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A new logo and fresh branding approach also were debuted, and the company said it would be redesigning its 2,700 retail stores and online platforms.
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So far, however, they have also invested billions in intelligent technologies, hoping for productivity and competitive advantage while redesigning work to eliminate on-ramp jobs.
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Michael Bloomberg is still a long way from being elected president, but that hasn&apost stopped the billionaire presidential candidate from redesigning the White House.
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Engineers are redesigning a stretch of Queens Boulevard, which earned its notorious nickname due to the 29.3 people killed on the road over 22014 years.
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Since then, the company has made incremental changes to its food offering, redesigning that area of the store as part of a bigger remodeling strategy.
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Only then will cities find themselves confronted with the choice between maintaining the status quo or redesigning their streets to be more livable, walkable, and bikeable.
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Phillips 66 processes, transports, stores and markets fuels and products and has been redesigning its Phillips 66, 3.113 and Conoco branded sites in the United States.
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It all works on a month-to-month, no-risk scheme, though the company is in the midst of relaunching its packages and redesigning its floors.
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While other CEOs split their time between a dozen different mid-level managers, Musk is sleeping in the factory and redesigning the production line by hand.
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DAVID ROSSNewburyport, Massachusetts Your leader stated that "When it comes to mass destruction, a disease is a poor substitute for a nuke" ("Redesigning life", April 26th).
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Intel revealed last month that it's redesigning its processors to protect against a future Spectre-like attack, and it's detailing some of those silicon changes today.
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"On top of redesigning all the product, I'm working on a new store concept and have also changed all the labeling on the clothing," she explains.
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The outrage was loud enough that the film's director Jeff Fowler announced that Paramount and Sega, the studios behind the film, would be redesigning the character.
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Rest easy, Clippers Nation ... Kanye West is one step closer to redesigning your HORRENDOUS mascot after lining up a sit down with Clips owner Steve Ballmer.
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Three years later, Apple has finally come around to redesigning Control Center to help it feel like the uncluttered, powerful toolset it was meant to be.
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Hershey in July said it would raise prices by an average of 2.5 percent to reduce pressure on profits, while also cutting and redesigning its packages.
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An early sign of the difficulties that lay ahead came in February 2013, about a month after he sent around his plan for redesigning the SAT.
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A report released last month by several transit groups offered recommendations to improve the bus system, such as installing additional dedicated bus lanes and redesigning routes.
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It's clear that Adidas went into redesigning the shoe with modern performance in mind, but also that they intended for the sneaker to be equally stylish.
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Boeing is redesigning the flight-control system to take input from two computers during a flight instead of just one, The Seattle Times and Bloomberg reported.
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Reddit CEO Steve Huffman delivers remarks on "Redesigning Reddit" during the third day of Web Summit in Altice Arena on November 08, 2017 in Lisbon, Portugal.
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"We conclude that redesigning affordable housing policies to provide customised assistance in housing search could reduce residential segregation and increase upward mobility substantially", the researchers wrote.
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In the mid-1980s, when redesigning Times Square was a battle against urban blight and crime, minimum levels of brightness became a part of zoning code.
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We ended up spending time redesigning our feed, and fundamentally none of those design changes actually changed our metrics or changed how people use Product Hunt.
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De Young began redesigning its traditional home prototype in 2008 in order to find a way to build comfortable, energy-efficient homes, at an affordable price.
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Lyft, a company that makes almost all of its money through car trips, is redesigning its app in the hopes that people take fewer car trips.
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Aoki and the rest of the team settled on redesigning the PlayStation's signature DualShock controller as the best way to accommodate the console's new sharing features.
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The money is largely being spent on opening smaller-format stores, redesigning existing locations, rolling out more private-label brands and upgrading Target's mobile app, Cartwheel.
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King said changing the bill was both "racist" and "sexist" and filed an amendment to the annual Treasury Department spending bill to block redesigning American currency.
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"The primary reason we have looked at redesigning the currency is for counterfeiting issues," Mnuchin told the House Financial Services Committee, moments after agreeing with Rep.
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By the early 12th century — towards the end of the Song Dynasty — scholars were reassessing Nie's work and redesigning new objects based on the recovered artifacts.
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CEO Evan Spiegel has since admitted the redesign was rolled out too quickly, and hinted on the company's earnings call Thursday there could be further redesigning ahead.
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Two years ago, Lee and her collaborators at Plympton were redesigning the website for DailyLit, which aims to get people to read small chunks of fiction daily.
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It's a big step forward, but the execution raises one big question: how long will Samsung and Oculus keep retrofitting the Gear VR instead of redesigning it?
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UnitedHealthcare will soon be redesigning its drug coverage so that it will only cover Udenyca after patients try Neulasta, and only if it doesn't work for them.
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"The primary reason we have looked at redesigning the currency is for counterfeiting issues," Mnuchin said during a hearing in May before the House Financial Services Committee.
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Microsoft is also planning on introducing read receipts and redesigning the app for Windows users with the desktop client to give it a more mobile-like design.
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For the last six months, we've been shooting stock photography and redesigning illustrations to more accurately reflect the women who make up the majority of our audience.
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Not only that — but this whole Firefox change is pretty similar to the process Mozilla used when it was redesigning its own logo about two years ago.
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It is also entirely possible that Apple makes Touch ID easier to repair with the next iPhone by redesigning its software; this would be a good result.
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In fact, there is much to be learned from cities across the country that are incubating and scaling programs and redesigning public systems to be more effective.
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Now Instagram is redesigning its in-app camera to make it easier to create non-image Stories posts using Instagram's "creative" tools, like polls, questions, and GIFs.
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Looking back on the process of redesigning his career trajectory, Shapero sees it as a three-pronged approach that any professional can use to retool their career.
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Redesigning the economy is a crucial component of Vision 2030, a wide-ranging plan to make Saudi Arabia less dependent on oil, reduce subsidies and increase employment.
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Beyond just redesigning a typical college program, they scrapped the notion of a four-year bachelor's degree and replaced it with a full-time, two-year curriculum.
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But redesigning doors, bathrooms and public transportation to grant access to the disabled after the Americans With Disabilities Act was passed also cost a lot of money.
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Well, after a terrible year in which it failed to meet investors' expectations on user growth and revenue, the company is now redesigning its famously complicated interface.
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In the mid-1980s, when officials redesigning Times Square sought to battle urban blight and crime, minimum levels of brightness became a part of the zoning code.
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As part of the update, Snapchat is also redesigning the Discover section so publishers can tease out each day's content with a magazine-style image and headline.
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The brand has also made itself more digital, redesigning its website and rolling out the Hello Baby Pregnancy Calendar App to cater to new and expecting moms.
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The omnivorous imagination of Alessandro Michele continues its march over the countryside, redesigning the hills and furrows of the modern wardrobe in the brand's current magpie image.
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After winning the culture capital designation, Sibiu invested heavily in renovating the facades of dozens of buildings and redesigning the old town to make it more walkable.
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The company is planning to launch three Rockstar products in the autumn, and will also improve the recipe for Rubicon along with redesigning the packaging, he said.
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Where you're redesigning common core here, you're designing common core ... Whether it's education, or ... You're jamming it down a bunch of state legislatures without a vote, right?
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Ms. Trottenberg estimated that the cost of each new protected bike lane would be less than $500,000, and would mainly entail redesigning the streets and replacing signs.
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This would allow for urban planners to account for ridehailing in redesigning roads and curbsides, creating more space for drivers to drop off and pick up passengers.
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I like to imagine redesigning everything from the way people can enter and exit planes to the way they can place themselves or move around inside of them.
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These improvements might include everything from laws and programs that reduce child poverty rates to the redesigning of cities to allow for more efficient public transit.[PLOS-One]
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But Andrea Leigh, an ex-Amazon general manager who now runs her own brand consultancy, has come across a few examples of brands redesigning goods for e-commerce.
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For now, they're only able to put temporary fixes in place anyway, so the Corps looking into redesigning their flood control systems to adapt with the changing landscape.
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So of course someone on the internet spent three years redesigning the candle from the ground up with digital guts—while managing to preserve its old-school usability.
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Snapchat CEO Evan Spiegel announced that the company is redesigning its app to make it easier to use and understand, which will hopefully lead to increased user adoption.
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BETHANY BURUMMOSHE HOFFMANProgramme for Evolutionary DynamicsHarvard UniversityCambridge, Massachusetts You mentioned the role of Nash equilibrium in redesigning the system of matching job offers at hospitals with medical students.
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I still can't get over the fact that when Magento gets the wake-up call from Professor X, Apocalypse misses it because he's redesigning Archangel's facial makeup. Seriously.
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North Korea absent its nuclear weapons would lead to a redesigning of the international security landscape and herald a revision in the balance of power in Northeast Asia.
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Take Microsoft's misstep in redesigning the Windows 8 operating system: The move was almost universally panned for removing the hallmark "Start" button users had come to rely on.
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Rather than focusing on distraction, the city's report suggested reducing pedestrian deaths was better achieved by redesigning streets to slow down drivers and better protect walkers and bikers.
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" It's also in the lyrics to country supergroup the Highwomen's "Redesigning Women," which describes the unending labor of womanhood as "working hard to look good 'til we die.
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New York (CNN Business)Nearly 20% of Chipotle's sales came from digital orders last quarter, and now it's redesigning some of its stores to reflect the growing trend.
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The company has been developing a software fix for MCAS, the automated flight control system faulted for the crashes, as well as redesigning the plane&aposs flight computer.
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Rao and his team are looking to make integrating renewable power, energy storage and electric vehicles easier for homeowners by redesigning the electrical panel for modern energy needs.
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Bauer said we should start looking at redesigning spaces like coffee shops to ensure that there are at least a couple of meters between people and between tables.
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Many of the plans that people relied on for 2017 are being canceled because insurers are exiting the marketplaces or redesigning coverage to try to keep premiums down.
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"Countries should be thinking about reducing consumption of plastic, redesigning products to reduce waste, and more recycling," said Penchom Saetang at advocacy group Ecological Alert and Recovery Thailand.
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While rumors haven't mentioned anything about Apple radically redesigning the general shape of the iPhone's rounded body, there are a number of significant changes that could be in store.
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Microsoft's embrace of open source, its switch to Chromium for its Edge browser, and this new open design give clear hints at how the company is redesigning its future.
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That suggests that Tesla had a chance to address this so-called "edge case," or unusual circumstance, when redesigning Autopilot, but it has, so far, failed to do so.
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The short answer is no, or not really without redesigning the scheme — something that is politically unviable when the economy is in decent shape and inflation is picking up.
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My boss gave me a few new projects to handle this week and gives us updates on the progress of the showroom we're redesigning for an upcoming trade show.
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The finding that you can reduce mental health problems by increasing the minimum wage is important because raising the wage is easier than redesigning the mental health treatment system.
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Advertising IN RECENT years, Budweiser has taken to redesigning its labels for the summer season, evoking Independence Day with images of the Statue of Liberty or the American flag.
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The editorial, set to publish in Sunday's print edition, accuses Tillerson of focusing more on redesigning the State Department than strengthening the country's ability to navigate international crises peacefully.
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For example, companies are writing contracts that make tariffs easier to pass on to consumers, shifting supply chains out of China and redesigning products to avoid needing Chinese components.
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Mnuchin said during a hearing with the House Financial Services committee he was focused on redesigning the bills to address counterfeiting issues, not making any changes to their imagery.
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But the Met's "Meistersinger" was not to be; it was canceled after problems arose in redesigning the sets for the Teatro alla Scala in Milan, another of the producers.
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Employees who've been furloughed but need to bring in income have come up with a variety of alternative routes for cash flow, including freelancing, tutoring, and redesigning their websites.
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It has continued to rise even as city officials have sought to make streets safer by redesigning intersections and building more protected bike lanes to separate cyclists from vehicles.
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Many cities today are redesigning themselves to be more environmentally sustainable by adding separate bike lanes, investing in mass transit infrastructure, and finding ways to be more pedestrian-friendly.
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"We are moving some product out of China, we're sourcing to elsewhere, we are redesigning product," Gary Philbin, Dollar Tree's CEO, told CNBC's "Squawk on the Street" on Tuesday.
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Whether you're spending millions renovating your mansion or just redesigning your living room, everyone needs a spending plan, says Laurie Blumenfeld, owner of Laurie Blumenfeld Design in New York.
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From advocating for underserved students to completely redesigning how a curriculum is structured, innovative public schools are taking the glaring problems of the current model and working to solve them.
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And now, she told the rest of the designers at Frog, they had taken on what was turning into a particularly ambitious project: redesigning the speculum for the 21st century.
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" Trying to maintain endless economic growth at the same time as replacing the very energy sources enabling that growth is like "redesigning and reconfiguring an airplane while it's in flight.
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Apple is redesigning its entire App Store in iOS 11, so it's not surprising that it's going to overhaul the Podcasts app, which is a whole marketplace of its own.
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Martinis admitted Wednesday to a fixation with redesigning the wires that snake between the supercold qubits on a quantum processor and the racks of more conventional electronics that control them.
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This year, Spotify intends to spend up to $500 million on podcasting — the company has acquired multiple major podcast networks and is redesigning its app to make podcasts more accessible.
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The timing is also notable as the company is in the midst of redesigning its app in an effort to make it appealing and easy to understand for more users.
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I've since had the opportunity to work on many projects ranging from creating newsletters to redesigning their markets and quotes page (some of their most frequented pages on the site).
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Right now we're busy redesigning our website, working on our mission statement, and I'm currently in Pakistan doing work with the hospital for women and children that we built here.
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For users that do want a more human touch, you can get a certified style advisor to help you through the process of designing or redesigning your space for $199.
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Snapchat is redesigning the Stories page in an effort to boost views of publishers' content — and to help build the advertising business that is currently the company's primary revenue stream.
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Within my tight time constraints, I couldn't do it without ripping out far more of the puzzle, or perhaps redesigning the grid so that the theme entries were placed differently.
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Mr. Rogers is not part of the American tradition of minimal sportswear; he's part of a new tradition that is emerging, one unafraid of messing with history and redesigning it.
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Despite the fact that the video market is already doing a spectacular job of innovating and pleasing consumers, the FCC has assumed the unnecessary and impossible task of redesigning it.
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One potential solution is redesigning incentives so they go to the customers who would most likely need them to justify the purchase — target the mid-range or budget-conscious buyer.
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It said it has spent 1 billion Kenyan shillings ($9.9 million) redesigning and rebranding the platform, T-kash, which enables customers to transfer money and pay bills via mobile phone.
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Personally, I've been responsible for redesigning access control on mainframes, writing policy for secure software development and talking to new hires about not clicking on links in suspicious emails. Simultaneously.
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The prospect of redesigning a home often implies a larger-than-life remodel — you know, the pricey, over-the-top kind documented by network TV giants that isn't necessarily realistic.
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It's redesigning the system so that there are more ways for parties to develop, participate, influence the major parties, and in the most traditional way, organize and mobilize a constituency.
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There are many aspects of safety under the microscope, including mulling how to compensate for gender differences in crash tests, developing better seats for women and redesigning the air bag.
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For the first time in 13 years, the sports drinks brand is redesigning its packaging and launching two new calorie-and sugar-free products: Powerade Ultra and Powerade Power Water.
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Then, in late October, a manager told me that Scott was redesigning the packaging and that I would have to wait a few months for the toilet paper to return.
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But today, only 16% of Spotify's monthly listeners are engaging with podcasts — a number the company today hopes to nudge higher by redesigning the podcast side of its streaming app.
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They say Biden stops short of several reforms other candidates have proposed, including decriminalizing border crossings, an immediate moratorium on deportations, and fundamentally redesigning the way immigration enforcement agencies work.
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Researchers said the weakness can't truly be fixed without redesigning the microphones, known as MEMS microphones, that are built into these devices, however, which would be a lot more complicated.
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So far, completed projects include the stripping of dangerous lead paint from the front door, adding a breakfast bar in the kitchen, redesigning the master bedroom, and renovating the kitchen.
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As it announced late last year, Walmart is also redesigning its website with a focus on home goods and fashion, which will include merchandise from Hudson's Bay-owned Lord & Taylor.
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"The 'secular' shift affecting the financial services industry is rapidly redesigning the competitive landscape, creating a wide opportunity set in the small/mid-cap space," Cesario said in the statement.
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It's because we're still stuck in our old way of doing work — we use technology to reinforce existing work practices, rather than redesigning processes to take advantage of technological advances.
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Go for the cures that involve redesigning procedures so that implicit bias, which can be assumed to be present in many people, just does not have a chance to operate.
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To deal with this, city planners are contemplating redesigning roads that eliminate shortcuts or use one-way streets that prevent computers from using them as an alternative to a main thoroughfare.
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Citigroup took the first shot in 2014, redesigning the Citi Prestige Card with help from recently poached AmEx executives — but Prestige never caught as much consumer attention as the Platinum Card.
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Super smooth video stabilization is easily the best and only reason to get the Hero 7 Black, but I also want to give GoPro props for redesigning the entire touchscreen interface.
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This is just one of many updates Instagram has made to DMs this year, including redesigning the section to make message threads easier to read and introducing split-screen sticker replies.
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However, Facebook's shares rose more than 24.4 percent after the company said it was giving users more control over their privacy by making data management easier and redesigning the settings menu.
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Bud Light took their offer a bit further on Wednesday afternoon, redesigning their beer cans with an alien-related theme in response to the ever-growing popularity of the Facebook event.
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Baker says that the company is working to avoid this by redesigning its digital eshop to make it easier to find games, as well as putting more effort behind marketing initiatives.
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Facebook is redesigning Pages so it's easier to interact with local businesses The old reason to create a page for your business was to get organic promotion through the News Feed.
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The company says it will also be redesigning other elements of its website, marketing materials, and "some places in the product" in the coming months to align with the new design.
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For this episode of season five — their final of the series — Joanna and Chip are redesigning a small structure on the property of their go-to metal designer, Jimmy Don Holmes.
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Whether that means securing tentpole premium video content for Discover, redesigning Stories to ditch the interstitials for better lean-back viewing, or developing augmented reality games, Snap can't stay the course.
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Simple redesigning of instant soup packaging with a wider base and shorter height, along with the requirement for warnings about the risks of burns would reduce the frequency of soup burns.
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Not only that, but by separating the laser emitting part and the sensor that measures the pulses, Sense's lidar could be simpler to install without redesigning the whole car around it.
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Snap's CEO Evan Spiegel announced Tuesday that the company would be redesigning its app after receiving complaints for years that Snapchat is difficult to use, according to a prepared earnings statement.
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The Uberization of the world is not about creating a ubiquitous app in a specific sector, but redesigning the world around us for optimal technology-based interactions that don't require humans.
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It was announced yesterday that Oxford researchers, in conjunction with supermarket Sainsbury's and the Wellcome Trust charity, will be redesigning supermarkets to encourage shoppers to buy less meat and more vegetables.
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The agreement also saw Iran redesigning a facility near the town of Arak so that it would not produce weapons-grade plutonium or send any spent fuel out of the country.
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" Before redesigning the newsfeed, Elman said the team did a seven-day study, where they asked subjects to create a diary of "all of their experiences reading and understanding market news.
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Scooter companies are redesigning their scooters to be more resilient and longer-lasting, but none have yet been able to produce a scooter that is completely water resilient — or one that floats.
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Apple is redesigning the App Store for the first time, and it looks a lot like Apple Music — big promo art, a tab for games and more visibility into in-app purchases.
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He jolted investors with news that the company is redesigning its signature Snapchat app and acknowledged, "[W]e don't yet know how the behavior of our community will change" as a result.
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The advent of ridesharing, coupled with autonomous vehicles, will draw much more productivity and efficiency out of a normally idle asset, while radically redesigning cities as parking spaces and garages become unnecessary.
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Particularly within the kids' category, though, Walmart has been investing even further, adding hundreds of new children's apparel brands to its website, like Levi's and The Children's Place, while also redesigning Walmart.
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In line with standing out from the rest, Snap recently disrupted the term "social media" by redesigning its app in a way that separates "social" (chatting with friends) from "media" (reading news).
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But as they disappear for a month-long hiatus, per the city's new permitting requirements, it's worth thinking about how redesigning the city to accommodate them just might fix it for everyone.
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"If you look at something like retail banking, you can imagine really redesigning the apps and coming up with a unique perspective on how agents can interact with their customers," Reznik said.
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Apple has been designing and redesigning these butterfly keys since they debuted in 2015, and it feels like it's been using thousands upon thousands of its money-spending users as beta testers.
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In a letter to Snap investors, CEO Evan Spiegel said that he had received feedback over the years that Snapchat was "hard to use" and was "redesigning" their app as a result.
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Facebook's shares rose 25 percent in premarket trading after the social network said it was giving users more control over their privacy by making data management easier and redesigning the settings menu.
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Any saving in production costs from moving to a tabloid if the group decided to change printers would need to be weighed against the cost of redesigning the paper, the source said.
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Redesigning its "Symbolic Programming" course as "Beauty and the Joy of Computing," Berkeley emphasized the impact computing has in the world, and worked to tone down elements that may put females off.
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He hoped that Democrats and Republicans could pursue policies designed to encourage more private capital to be invested in infrastructure, such as creating opportunity zones for infrastructure or redesigning private-activity bonds.
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A fast-spreading trend in redesigning aircraft interiors is proving to be open concept cabins, with some airlines removing the barriers that separate cabins to give their aircraft a more open feel.
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The creator of "Star Wars" has spent years designing and redesigning a museum for his collection of fine and popular art, with each one tailored to a different site in different cities.
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And yet, the uncertainty of the outcome at the time we published them suits the theme of this special issue: our current mania with redesigning, tweaking, optimizing, improving, refreshing and updating everything.
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Since the shooting, gun rights advocates have called for arming teachers, redesigning school buildings and promoting safer gun storage at home to keep firearms out of the hands of children and teenagers.
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"Snapchat could eventually experience more growth in older age groups, since it's redesigning its platform to be easier to use," Debra Aho Williamson, principal analyst at eMarketer, said in a statement Monday.
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UK citizens are rightly concerned with the vast economic implications of their country's exit from the European Union, but it's someone's job to sort out the smaller things, like redesigning British paperwork.
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Phil Jansen, Fiat Chrysler's head of product development, said when his team began redesigning the Ram 1500, they decided a lighter, all-aluminum body — which Ford uses for its trucks — was too expensive.
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But right now, we're kind of rethinking and redesigning the way we do refugee resettlement at the local level, because we know we have to update our model from the Soviet Jewry era.
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However, I think we can also already see that Twitter will probably end up in an endless cycle of redesigning its default profile image as each new image becomes reflexively associated with abuse.
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Director Jeff Fowler announced the new date on Twitter, a few weeks after he confirmed that the team would be redesigning Sonic following the initial debut of the design in the first trailer.
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While Twitter is constantly redesigning its platform, much to the predictable outrage of its user base, Instagram has remained fairly straightforward, making it an ideal staging ground for all kinds of meme creativity.
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In foundries like Ginkgo's it is hard to avoid the sense of that mechanistic model moving out from the cells embodying it and into the sparsely inhabited systems studying, manipulating and redesigning them.
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Some want to regulate technology in order to control its cultural, social, and political effects, but we should also talk about redesigning technology to bring a different kind of emotional culture into being.
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"We have been impressed with the way Cobalt DL is redesigning the post-trade FX infrastructure with its practical implementation of distributed ledger technology," Citi's Global Head of G10 FX, James Bindler, said.
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Photo: Sam Rutherford (Gizmodo)Nubia has made several improvements since last fall, including redesigning the band to be slimmer, more attractive, and not much different than the metallic bands used on traditional watches.
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The stock was up 0.6 percent in premarket trading after the social network said it was giving users more control over their privacy by making data management easier and redesigning the settings menu.
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Last year Pizza Hut broke its own sales record on Super Bowl Sunday after redesigning its website and app and revamping its menu to include trendier ingredients like sriracha and Peruvian cherry peppers.
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To reduce stress during rush hour, they're widening existing cycle tracks to more than eight feet, building more low-speed cycle streets, and redesigning major intersections to allow for more protected cycling space.
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Harr introduced legislation this week to create a five-member panel to consider redesigning the state flag, which consists of the state seal on a blue background, by the end of the year.
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John Hansman, an aeronautics and astronautics professor at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, isn't involved in the fix but told Bloomberg that "it's really complicated," referring to the process of redesigning airplane software.
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Phil Jansen, Fiat Chrysler's head of product development, said when his team began redesigning the Ram 1500, they decided a lighter, all-aluminum body - which Ford uses for its trucks - was too expensive.
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Ford is also updating or redesigning some of its best-selling models such as the Explorer SUV, Escape compact crossover and, most importantly, Ford's F-9.42 and Super Duty pickups through next year.
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Reddit, founded in 2005 and privately held, has been hiring staff, expanding its advertising operation and redesigning its service as it seeks to take market share from other social networks like Facebook Inc.
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Among other things, they call for redesigning the facade of No. 9, a six-story brick building; removing party walls; constructing rooftop additions; altering the rear facades; and excavating the cellars and yards.
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Facebook and Microsoft are redesigning their gun emojis, catching up with a controversial change that Apple made in 2016 — basically, it turns the representation of a gun from a weapon into a toy.
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Newly appointed creative directors are increasingly known to shake things up, whether that's changing the name or logo of a house, redesigning its stores, ushering in a completely new aesthetic — or all three.
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"Maybe there are next-generation approaches that might be tried there," said Mr. Doctoroff, whose company, Sidewalk Labs, a subsidiary of Google's parent, Alphabet, is redesigning a part of Toronto with futuristic technology.
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Specifically, it's redesigning the app to be easier for older people to use, and it's using data to power an algorithmically sorted Stories feed instead of the strictly reverse-chronological one it uses now.
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Boeing responded to the report, saying it was redesigning the Angle of Attack sensors which inform the anti-stall system so that they would now turn the system on, only if both sensors agree.
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And considering the possibility of further developing and redesigning the learning boxes that fuel AI, cell phones could be the initial "robots" that start doing the teaching and diagnosing for those without alternative opportunities.
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Snap Maps is still one of the best discovery portals on social media (though Instagram says it's redesigning its own Explore tab, so don't be surprised if they incorporate a map in some way).
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Redesigning the food industry into a so-called "circular economy" model would reduce health costs, save land and water and create new business opportunities, said the report, launched Thursday at the World Economic Forum.
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WATCH: Life Hack: Drink Your Coffee Out of Chocolate-Dipped Waffle Cones The company will officially decide whether or not it will change its name late next year when it starts redesigning its stores.
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"Instead of making bigger sewer pipes, we made a choice to invest in redesigning public space in a way that contributes to a nicer, better, more attractive district," he told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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In addition to redesigning its settings menu on mobile devices, Facebook said it is creating a new privacy shortcut menu where users would be able to better secure their accounts and control personal information.
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Redesigning the Davis Cup and doing away with a home-and-away final phase and tradition make sense only if there is a guarantee that most of the best players are going to play.
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The new money will go to redesigning the site and creating a better mobile version, in the mold of more modern services — it will look like Facebook or Twitter, per Recode, the technology site.
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As it announced late last year, Walmart is also in the midst of redesigning its website with a focus on home goods and fashion, which will include merchandise from Hudson's Bay-owned Lord & Taylor.
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Now, the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau is taking a crack at redesigning the form used by banks to explain overdraft options to customers, and has published samples of four possible versions for public scrutiny.
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The Thread RE: THE DESIGN ISSUE This special issue explored the current obsession for redesigning everything, from a better government website to the hospital gown to pared-down sanitary pads for an Indian market.
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Alaska Airlines merged with Richard Branson-backed Virgin America in December 2016; the ongoing rebranding will include repainting Virgin's red-and-white Airbus fleet in Alaska's blue-and-white colors and redesigning flight-crew uniforms.
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Kuo also predicted in a separate note Monday that Apple is redesigning the printed circuit boards included in 2019 iPhone models using a new kind of material to clear out space for a bigger battery.
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Target has also been building on its merchandise by adding more private label brands, redesigning about 300 stores this year and opening smaller locations in college towns and urban areas to reach a wider audience.
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Twitter is launching a public test of its redesigned replies Hey, I wrote this: In October, Twitter said it is redesigning conversations on the platform in an effort to encourage friendlier and more useful discussions.
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Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin told a House Financial Services Committee hearing in May that the redesign had been delayed until 2028 because the administration was more focused on redesigning the currency to tackle counterfeiting issues.
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According to a report in Bloomberg, that's set to change as Apple is reportedly redesigning the app with a simpler interface and a new storefront, and has hired a new director to oversee the work.
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The original black and white Android inspired emoji Since Android emoji were never quite as good as their iPhone counterparts, I was extremely excited to hear Google announce that they were redesigning their Android emoji.
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Its earnings show that the company still has a long way to go in achieving those goals and redesigning its app is a big sign that it's feeling the pressure to make big changes quickly.
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King, a Republican who opposes affirmative action and has expressed concern that white men are being excluded from politics, introduced an amendment on Tuesday that would block the Treasury from spending money on redesigning currency.
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The report proposed solutions that could also be used by cities elsewhere, including redesigning public transport to facilitate access to food, developing community food storage plans and supporting local farmers to be ready for emergencies.
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Though Harrison and CSX hit roadblocks (both customer and regulatory) throughout the CEO's first few months at the company, the chief's role in redesigning the company has already set a new trajectory for the railway.
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I make $100 an hour with clients who pay me to do everything from redesigning PowerPoint presentations to building websites to rewriting their work bio, but haven't saved enough for my taxes yet this year.
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" The fallout: Bossie told Axios that the group is "currently redesigning our fundraising programs, because of my longstanding relationship with the president and because of my desire to only help the president and the administration.
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And the more experienced I get, the more I realize that redesigns are a trap in many cases, and if you have something that's working, you maybe shouldn't spend so much time redesigning it necessarily.
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Over the past decade, the Department of Education has taken steps to make the form simpler and more intuitive, including redesigning the application website adding automatic error notifications if a field has been filled incorrectly.
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Snap tried to avoid a looming ceiling to its growth by redesigning the Snapchat app to appeal to a broader audience, but the redesign backfired, angering core users and failing to entice the Facebook/Instagram set.
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Enterprising therapists are redesigning erotic massage for women's pleasure, offering both "yoni massages," which aim to release tension and increase sensation in the vulva, and more explicitly sexual treatments where orgasms act as a therapeutic release.
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Last week, a leaked memo from Snap Chief Executive Evan Spiegel laid out goals to reach full-year profitability in 2019 by attracting more older users and redesigning its Android app to better serve emerging markets.
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Goldman Sachs tore down walls in its New York asset management office in 2017, and Morgan Stanley, is redesigning its midtown Manhattan headquarters to move brokers, traders and tech employees closer together, according to media reports.
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But the stamp has soared in popularity in the last week after Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said Wednesday during a House Financial Services Committee meeting that he hasn't made any decisions about the redesigning the bill.
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"Redesigning numerous elements of our technology systems to ensure that we can validate and evidence our compliance, in such a compressed period of time, has caused us to divert significant resources," Krishnamurthy wrote in the letter.
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A redesigned Instagram camera that makes it easier to use Stories like you might have once used News Feed All of this redesigning also comes with an increased emphasis on end-to-end encryption and ephemerality.
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Coros didn't design the LINX from scratch; the company has been working with a major Chinese bike gear supplier to bring the device over here, with all the tweaking, redesigning, testing and app-building that entails.
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Ms. Ascher said cities such as Barcelona, Istanbul and London had all faced similar crowding issues, which have been addressed by redesigning and managing streets in ways that better balance the needs of pedestrians and vehicles.
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Residents and city officials credit former Mayor John Norquist, who served from 1988 to 2004, with innovative urban design projects — building a walkway along the Milwaukee River, redesigning several bridges and dismantling the Park East Freeway.
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The proposal to construct additional tracks is one piece of Mr. Cuomo's plan to overhaul the station, which also includes converting a neighboring post office into a new train hub and eventually redesigning the existing station.
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The first single, "Redesigning Women," is a catchy sing-along riddled with clever jokes that was released with a video where they tossed an ironing board and frilly frocks into a pile and lit it ablaze.
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At Apple, she overhauled the company's retail operations, redesigning brick-and-mortar Apple Stores with more open floor plans and a focus on pushing customer service "geniuses" out from behind formal counters into more casual spaces.
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"Beams' departure is disappointing because she did at least have private sector experience in redesigning major organizations," said Thomas Hill, a scholar at the Brookings Institution and a former Republican staffer on the House Foreign Affairs Committee.
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Arief M. Edie, a ministry spokesman, said that the government respects and is implementing the ruling — but only by redesigning the national ID to accommodate the aliran kepercayaan as a choice in the section on religious status.
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As well as adapting their physical facilities (which can be expensive), businesses stand to gain by overhauling their customer service, information and marketing too (which can be relative cheap and simple to do, such as redesigning websites).
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The accusations have come as a fare war has escalated over the Atlantic, forcing large and established airlines to consider selling cheaper fares with more restrictions and redesigning cabins to win budget-conscious travelers back from Norwegian.
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The company is redesigning the Explore tab to focus on these new features, and there are new sections dedicated to different interests: Trending, a personalized For You tab, and more specific content areas like News and Sports.
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JPMorgan Chase is tearing down walls and moving its San Francisco investment bankers onto "hot desks," a space-saving layout that has long been a fixture at tech companies, while redesigning offices in Dallas and other cities.
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Paris, meanwhile, is redesigning and opening green schoolyards as cooler places for locals to escape extreme heat, while in New Zealand, Wellington is rolling out neighborhood water supplies to keep the taps on when an earthquake hits.
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It is arguably one of the things the sharp point of the industry does best, whether by transforming underwear into outerwear, putting women into pants and men into women's wear or otherwise redesigning the trappings of revolution.
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In a cluster of refurbished Mao-era industrial buildings in Guangzhou, developers at China's top messaging app, WeChat, are redesigning key parts of its product to spread its tentacles to just about every aspect of Chinese life.
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For help redesigning the new unit, the Sandses knew whom to ask: the Brooklyn Home Company, a design and development firm run by their son and daughter, Bill Caleo and Lyndsay Caleo Karol, whose work they admired.
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As a state agency, the M.T.A. is ultimately run by Governor Cuomo — yet rather than face its challenges, he has instead taken up other priorities: rebuilding the Tappan Zee Bridge, redesigning La Guardia Airport, revamping Penn Station.
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Just days after releasing the trailer for "Sonic The Hedgehog," a film based on a video game character of the same name, the film's director tweeted in May that Paramount and Sega would be redesigning the character.
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Then, in 2017, he decided to buck internet norms again by redesigning the app to separate out the content you see from your friends and celebrities, in the hope of creating a more positive social media environment.
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An article on Wednesday about redesigning the $10 bill and putting a woman's portrait on the front misstated how Senator Jeanne Shaheen, Democrat of New Hampshire, came to introduce legislation to put a woman on the $20 bill.
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What they're saying: Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin told a House Financial Services Committee hearing in May that the addition had been delayed until 2028 because the administration was more focused on redesigning the currency to tackle counterfeiting issues.
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Goldman Sachs Group Inc tore down walls in its New York asset management office in 2017, and Morgan Stanley, is redesigning its midtown Manhattan headquarters to move brokers, traders and tech employees closer together, according to media reports.
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Mr. de Blasio said that in addition to redesigning streets and expanding speed cameras, the city must find a way to educate drivers so they feel a sense of "maximum vigilance" every time they get behind the wheel.
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Ms. Loder (left), 36, works in New York as a senior product manager in the news experience product group at The New York Times; she has worked on projects redesigning the home page and the Morning Briefing newsletter.
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Between levies on steel and aluminum imports, redesigning the North American Free Trade Agreement and a bitter tit-for-tat economic skirmish with China, Trump has tried to coerce allies into new agreements that narrow the American trade deficit.
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The self-educated engineer, who dropped out of college to pursue his passion project, said he believes that his team will solve the problem by redesigning the configuration of the plastic boom, rather than turning to a new material.
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In its response to the report from Indonesian regulators, Boeing said it was redesigning the Angle of Attack sensors which inform the anti-stall system so that they would now turn the system on, only if both sensors agree.
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Spokesmen for American and Delta Air Lines said their airlines were loaning workers to help TSA with non-screening duties like handling bins and managing the lines at checkpoints and even offering recommendations for redesigning checkpoints for better flow.
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Intel is redesigning its processors to protect against attacks like Spectre, and the company's next-generation Xeon processors (Cascade Lake) will include new hardware protections, alongside 8th generation Intel Core processors that ship in the second half of 2018.
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When redesigning the app, Uber did something it rarely does: it consulted and ran tests with hundreds of drivers in over half a dozen cities before rolling it out globally, and their suggestions and feedback influenced the final product.
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A manifesto published last year by Donald Ort, of the United States Department of Agriculture's Agricultural Research Service, and his colleagues proposes not merely recapitulating evolution but actually redesigning the photosynthetic process in ways evolution has not yet discovered.
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By redesigning the existing platform from scratch, New Relic created a new, modern, more extensible model that will allow it to plug in new functionality more easily over time, and eventually even allow customers to do the same thing.
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Around that time Romania's dictator, Nicolae Ceausescu, set about radically redesigning the center of the city, inspired by the architecture and the style of city planning he had seen on a visit to Pyongyang, the capital of North Korea.
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The approach involves installing sensors to guide cars, writing and enforcing rules about how humans move around, designing (or redesigning) urban landscapes to be AV-friendly and, critically, limiting AV firms' legal liability in the event of inevitable accidents.
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GM is taking between 200 and 500 pounds out of all its new models using a mix of materials, including high strength steel, and redesigning parts to reduce weight, said Mark Reuss, head of the automaker's global product development.
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Obed Louissaint, head of talent at IBM, said that employers should consider redesigning job roles with a strong focus on the skills required to complete the job not just today, but also later on as AI continues to advance.
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Flipboard is redesigning itself around the concept of "smart magazines," collections of stories around specific topics that you choose to follow — and CEO Mike McCue wants you to know that humans are involved in choosing what stories you see.
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Toomey suggested that instead of redirecting taxpayer dollars to the fund, the government could save $20 billion over the next 10 years by closing the fund and redesigning the bankruptcy code so it could be used to resolve big financial failures.
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Mayor Bill de Blasio has declared the increase in deaths an "emergency" and officials have pledged to take steps, such as adding more bike lanes, re-timing traffic signals to give cyclists priority and redesigning intersections, to make the streets safer.
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Rather than completely redesigning a more expensive watch that would give Shiekh a higher margin on its sales, Lemonis suggested that Flex Watches founders Trevor Jones and Travis Lubinsky invest in a creative way to merchandise their existing $35 watch.
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FRONT PAGE An article on Wednesday about redesigning the $2800 bill and putting a woman's portrait on the front misstated how Senator Jeanne Shaheen, Democrat of New Hampshire, came to introduce legislation to put a woman on the $2698 bill.
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The whole thing seems like it could have been written by Kanye himself when you think about where his head's been at lately: you know, holding the SNL cast "hostage," posting Instagram vlogs, redesigning the MAGA hat, moving to Africa, etc.
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In the years between, he did a lot of work on the game, redesigning the setup countless times, filing various patents, and trying in vain to remove bubbles from Formica laminate, which he planned to use to coat the transparent boards.
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What The Verge is, what it stands for, and how it makes money is a bigger project than simply redesigning a web page — especially when millions of people consuming The Verge may never see one of our web pages at all.
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NEW YORK - JPMorgan Chase & Co is tearing down walls and moving its San Francisco investment bankers onto "hot desks," a space-saving layout that has long been a fixture at tech companies, while redesigning offices in Dallas and other cities.
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Read more: Bill Gates is so obsessed with redesigning the world's toilets, he brought a jar of poop onstage in Beijing to prove itPlus, unlike other free-standing toilets, it doesn't have to be emptied out every day or two.
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Boeing has been working at a furious pace to fix the MCAS software to prevent future accidental activations, and redesigning the plane&aposs flight computer system, but there is still no clear indication of when the plane will return to service.
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HONG KONG (Reuters) - In a cluster of refurbished Mao-era industrial buildings in Guangzhou, developers at China's top messaging app, WeChat, are redesigning key parts of its product to spread its tentacles to just about every aspect of Chinese life.
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Or it could mean "regreening," as Ellen Dunham-Jones, the director of the urban design program at the Georgia Institute of Technology and the co-author of "Retrofitting Suburbia: Urban Design Solutions for Redesigning Suburbs," has found across the country.
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All in all, we seem to be resigned to taking what little we can get in terms of the redesigning of our city, even if this means that our sense of place is becoming displaced into an abiding sense of nonplace.
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Earlier today, Google announced that it would be redesigning the redesign of its search results as a response to withering criticism from politicians, consumers and the press over the way in which search results displays were made to look like ads.
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Their lead single, "Redesigning Women," was serviced to country radio after the band had performed on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon, Howard Stern, making the rounds on the morning shows, and doing interviews with everyone from Rolling Stone to Esquire.
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The MTA could prevent fare evasion by widening turnstiles—while maintaining accessibility—and doing away with the emergency exit doors that let people walk through without paying, or redesigning the turnstiles, which are trivially easy to hop or duck under.
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That amount included the direct cost to Boeing of redesigning the airplane and the expense of additional pilot training, all of which would have been borne by Boeing's airline customers, making the Max a much less attractive airplane, the report said.
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"They didn't have to deal with existing political issues and faculty relationships," said Thomas Bailey, director of the Community College Research Center at Teachers College, Columbia University, whose 2015 book, "Redesigning America's Community Colleges," lays out the guided pathways strategy.
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It lost a total of $514.6 million in 2016 and $443 million in just one quarter in 2017, and it doesn't really seem to have a plan to bring in more revenue beyond redesigning its app to try and lure in older demographics.
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And directly before Levandowski's session, security veteran Eugene Kaspersky painted a Skynet-esque picture of the cyber risks facing hopelessly insecure critical infrastructure and poorly design IoT devices, calling for a wholesale redesigning of all connected systems with security front of mind.
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Adam Richman, who is also producing a documentary about Strat-O-Matic, said the company was spending more on marketing for the new version, while simultaneously redesigning its traditional computer and online game, which has been rebranded as Strat-O-Matic Baseball 365.
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Why it matters: Cars should protect everyone — not just the average male, says Volvo, which has been redesigning some of its cars' safety systems to better protect women based on its own evidence that women are at higher risk for injury than men.
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Even DARE's own leaders finally acknowledged this after years of denying the evidence, redesigning the curriculum under a new slogan — "keepin' it REAL" — by 2012 after the overwhelming empirical evidence finally led multiple levels of government to pull back funding for the program.
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Because of this new connector, Samsung is also redesigning it's $25 Gear VR. With a removable cap, the new Gear VR can switch between USB Type-C and MicroUSB, so old Samsung phone users won't be left in the miserable VR-less world.
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But just like the way that Chicago's inner city is focusing on making a lot of the changes that supposedly attract those young professionals—improving public spaces, redesigning pedestrian connections, and building more biking infrastructure—its suburbs are undergoing their own renaissance, too.
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NEW YORK, Feb 22 - JPMorgan Chase & Co is tearing down walls and moving its San Francisco investment bankers onto "hot desks," a space-saving layout that has long been a fixture at tech companies, while redesigning offices in Dallas and other cities.
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Mitsuhiro Yamazaki, who works in Portland's planning and development agency, has been invited to sprinkle some Portland magic over Aridagawa, a shrinking Japanese town, in part by redesigning a rural creche in a bid to persuade young women not to move away.
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Tokyo won its bid to host the Games largely on its reputation for efficiency, but the organizers have dealt with a series of embarrassing setbacks, including scrapping the initial stadium design because it was too expensive and redesigning the logo amid plagiarism accusations.
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In a blog post, the company wrote that it was redesigning its news feed to include more content from Facebook groups to which the user belongs, and will allow content from groups to be shared directly to the feed for the first time.
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Lack of trust from other countries, meanwhile, will be a huge hurdle for the Trump administration if it actually does try to move forward with redesigning the TPP as a condition of its accession to meet the needs of the United States.
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In its effort to reduce pedestrian deaths, the city has focused on what the data show, redesigning particularly dangerous streets, reducing speed limits and even giving pedestrians a head start over vehicles when crossing streets, according to Polly Trottenberg, New York's transportation commissioner.
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CreditCreditCody O'Loughlin for The New York Times NEWPORT, R.I. — The Highwomen's first-ever public performance went off so well at the Newport Folk Festival in July that Nashville's newest supergroup repeated its laid-back, harmony-rich lead single, "Redesigning Women," as an encore.
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When they're redesigning the afterlife in the ninth episode of this season, the problem they identify is that people can commit crimes that aren't by their essence cruel, and yet they're punished in a way that is cruel, and that asymmetry is problematic.
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"Given the demand for data center services, the industry is performing well to keep that trend line [of efficiency gains] near horizontal," Bill Carter, chief technology officer with the Open Compute Project, an organization devoted to redesigning hardware in sustainable ways, told Motherboard.
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CreditCreditCody O'Loughlin for The New York Times NEWPORT, R.I. — The Highwomen's first-ever public performance went off so well at the Newport Folk Festival in July that Nashville's newest supergroup repeated its laid-back, harmony-rich lead single, "Redesigning Women," as an encore.
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Whether they are expertly redesigning a cute home for the man that needs their help, tossing a well-worn La-Z-Boy in the trash, or engaging in difficult, and ultimately important conversation about masculinity, the Fab Five perpetually operates with love, optimism, and empathy.
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Furthermore, when Apple announced the iPhone 7, it prompted Popslate to explore redesigning the device so that it would fit both the iPhone 6 and iPhone 7, only to backtrack when it discovered that a hybrid wouldn't comply with Apple's Made For iPhone program.
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These Kryo cores are also for Windows to balance the cores between high performance cores and energy efficient cores, and of course these energy efficient cores are great for background tasks which in turn contributes to fundamentally redesigning the platform for great battery life.
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By quadrupling the 12-volt standard in conventional car electrics and allowing a beefed up starter motor to feed extra power to the drivetrain, complementing the combustion engine, carmakers can transform petrol cars into mild hybrids without redesigning the vehicle's architecture and factory tooling.
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The internal watchdog at the Treasury Department will investigate the department's controversial decision to delay redesigning the $20163 bill with a portrait of Harriet Tubman, a former slave who helped liberate dozens of other slaves on the Underground Railroad, according to a letter released Monday.
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Coca-Cola is redesigning the cans of each variation on its soft drink — Diet Coke, Coke Zero and stevia-infused Coca-Cola Life — around a prominent red disc meant to create a more unified look across the board, the soda giant announced this week.
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The burrito chain said this week that it's adding new menu items, redesigning restaurants, launching television ads, testing digital ordering tablets, and offering a ton of free food — all things that represent a stark departure from Chipotle's business strategy for the last two decades.
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So you could argue that Apple is breaking its classic tick-tock cadence of radically redesigning the look and feel of the iPhone, but it looks like the jump in the internals is likely enough to warrant considering this an entirely new generation of iPhone.
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Boeing is reportedly redesigning the flight-control system of the 737 Max to deal with a new flaw uncovered by the US Federal Aviation Administration, going beyond the initial software update that it pledged to introduce in the aftermath of the plane's two fatal crashes.
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While it would be nearly impossible to remove the German content - about a third - from the Eurofighter, Airbus has begun redesigning its C23 military transporter to replace German-built navigational lamps that account for 4 percent of the plane, company sources told Reuters last week.
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Latin America's largest emitters have pursued a number of effective emission-reduction strategies, including reducing energy subsidies, redesigning dated tariff systems, liberalizing power markets, creating national energy efficiency initiatives and building liquified natural gas (LNG) import infrastructure to back up hydro and renewable power.
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And then I later learned, during the course of researching this book, that at the time, that I couldn't get a conversation from him, he was fiercely writing in this notebook, and he was in total flow, redesigning Facebook to be this global force.
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Gradually, during the years that followed, Ms. Cincotta tasked Mr. Maier with redesigning and decorating various parts of the house, including the library, the dining room, the master suite, a casual dining area off the kitchen and the terrace, as well as several outbuildings.
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I think redesigns are a big ... As someone who loves well-polished products and beautiful products, it's easy to fall into a trap of just redesigning things or iterating on very small design details and UX changes, and there's certainly times when we wasted time.
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Daniel Ciolek, the associate vice president of therapy advocacy at the American Health Care Association, a nursing home trade group, said in a statement that its members had long supported redesigning payment models to be based on patients' needs rather than the delivery of services.
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A. Facebook's recent and well-documented issues with protecting the personal information of its users prompted the company to announce that it was changing some of its practices and redesigning its privacy settings to make them easier for its users to find and understand.
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"The demographic processes that are restructuring or redesigning the shape of Israeli society have, in fact, created a new Israeli order — a reality in which there is no longer a clear majority, nor clear minority groups," Mr. Rivlin said, just "tribes," as he called them.
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Apple, by the way, is getting ready to challenge Amazon in the digital book market again — the company is redesigning its iBooks e-book reading app for iPhones and iPads and has hired Kashif Zafar, a book-savvy executive from Audible and Barnes & Noble, to help.
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The six Gulf Arab countries Marka will sell and distribute Real Madrid products in are all Muslim-majority The redesigning of the crest would require only a minor change with the original featuring a very small Christian cross at the top of a crown on the crest.
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Redesigning cities and classes Hallal recommends three priorities to help solve the problem: improved urban planning to include cycle paths and greater pedestrian access, more integration with health sectors so clinicians ask patients about their activity levels, and legislation and investment to increase physical education in schools.
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Intel is redesigning its processors to protect against attacks like Spectre or this new variant 4, and the company's next-generation Xeon processors (Cascade Lake) will include new built-in hardware protections, alongside 8th generation Intel Core processors that ship in the second half of 2018.
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Redesigning parking lots and entrances to be less about static parking and more about increasing the flow of dropoffs and pickups, as well as serving as staging areas for driverless cars not in use, will both free up space and ideally protect roadways from potential congestion.
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This was by design: "Gold was truly an aspiration driver for redesigning products," Sarah Westervelt, policy director of the e-Stewards electronic waste recycling standards (the strictest and most widely respected recycling standard in the US) and a longtime member of various EPEAT standards boards, told me.
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But a recent report by the Transit Center, a public transportation advocacy group, estimates that New York City bus service could be greatly improved with relatively small costs and a few simple fixes like redesigning bus routes — giving the city far more bang for its buck.
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As Slate also noted, Facebook has said it is redesigning its site to promote private groups over the news feed, raising the question of whether those private groups will simply become alternate distribution networks for extreme, fringe content (much like its subsidiary WhatsApp has become across the globe).
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"The bottom line is in redesigning the SAT, we carefully considered not only the number of questions that are word problems in the math, but the number of words in each problem and the complexity of the text," said Cyndie Schmeiser, the chief of assessment at the College Board.
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He also created accommodation for the senior Bauhaus faculty but never quite succeeded in fulfilling the city's desire to construct low-cost housing for average citizens—an omen of modern architecture's lofty talk of redesigning society for all, while tending to prioritize construction contracts for wealthy private backers.
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Facebook is giving users more control over their privacy by making data management easier and redesigning the settings menu, the company said on Wednesday, in the wake of a scandal over a breach that exposed the personal information of millions and was allegedly used by a political consultancy.
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Washington DC's Drink Company was founded eight years ago, and has gained notoriety for completely redesigning its space with pop culture-inspired designs every few months, from the GoT PUB, to the Christmas-fied Miracle on 7th Street, and the Rick and Morty-themed Wubba Lubba Dub PUB.
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In response, Mr. de Blasio plans to unveil a $235 million bike safety plan this week that will try to make cycling safer by rapidly installing more protected bike lanes, redesigning intersections to make turns safer for cyclists and hiring 80 new city transportation workers dedicated to bike improvements.
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She is also redesigning Bank of America's digital customer service platform for its treasury clients to streamline the account management experience, overhauling the process of maintaining signers on an account using a signature card so that clients can view and manage signers and update signature permissions in real time.
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Doomba is basically just a plug-in for Whitehouse's own (far more useful) Noesis tool, which is used to convert between different model, image, and animation formats — for example, if you're a game designer who needs to convert a model from one platform to another without redesigning things from scratch.
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CEO Kavin Bharti Mittal plays down the competition — WhatsApp "doesn't have to lose" for Hike to succeed, he said — but with Total, Hike is being more nimble that its Facebook-owned rival and redesigning itself to offer a different kind of experience to reach new internet users before WhatsApp gets them.
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Trouble sighs when describing the mundane details of a life under the thumb of the criminal justice system, but he relates more colorful details related with a smirk (a highlight comes on "Come Thru" when he boasts of raining bullets upon a foe's house as a way of "[redesigning] your porch").
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The WSJ says that the software updates will scale back the Maneuvering Characteristics Augmentation System (MCAS) redesigning it "so it won't overpower other cockpit commands or misfire based on faulty readings from a single sensor," and will only activate once, for a short duration in the event that there is an issue.
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"Critically, a green direction will mean redesigning all EU instruments, including those used by the European Central Bank and financial regulators, the European Investment Bank, structural funds, investment funds and funds for small and medium-sized enterprises," Mariana Mazzucato, an economist at University College London, wrote in the Financial Times on Wednesday.
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It does cite the fact that Hurricane Sandy in 2012, which resulted in gasoline lines stretching for miles, inoperable refineries and electricity outages affecting 8.7 million people, prodded utility companies in New York and New Jersey to invest billions of dollars in upgrades like elevating equipment and redesigning electrical networks to withstand extreme weather.
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Biden is one of the last candidates to release an immigration plan, and he doesn't back some of the more progressive policies that have been proposed or embraced by other candidates: decriminalizing the act of crossing the border without authorization, placing a temporary moratorium on deportations, or redesigning the agencies in charge of immigration enforcement.
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But after the death of Generalissimo Francisco Franco in 1975 and the birth of constitutional democracy in Spain, which lifted Barcelona as much as the rest of Spain, artists, engineers and architects set about to remake the city, restoring the century-old street grid and redesigning hotels, discos, bars and even food in time for the 1992 Olympic Games.
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Though Apple made some design changes to the iPhone 11 family compared with last year&aposs models, such as updating the color options, adding a new textured matte back for the iPhone 11 Pro, and redesigning the camera module, the overall look and feel are still similar to that of the iPhone XR, XS, and XS Max.
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Mr. Slimane, 47, a former men's wear designer at Dior Homme, had made a series of sweeping changes to the house since his arrival in 2012, moving the design studio to Los Angeles from Paris, renaming its ready-to-wear line Saint Laurent, redesigning its logo and creating a distinctive design aesthetic that proved phenomenally successful with shoppers.
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Instead of trying to twist ARM into something it isn't, or radically redesigning macOS and demanding major software partners move to designs for a new architecture, Apple would get its cheap laptop based on its own chip that would also happen to get people more inured to the idea of macOS and iOS merging one day far in the future.
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FRONT PAGE An article on Wednesday about redesigning the $10 bill and putting a woman's portrait on the front referred incorrectly to a proposal from Women On 20s — a group that supports putting a woman's portrait on the front of the $13 bill — to keep Alexander Hamilton's portrait on the $10 bill with a vignette of suffragists on the back.
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"There are many specific proposals, including increasing funding for armed police officers to be on campuses, installing metal detectors at schools, redesigning school campuses so that there are only one or two entrance and exit points, rather than multiple ways in and out, and allowing teachers who are trained and capable to be armed to potentially help defend the students," Cruz said.
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It could include federal dollars for R&D into battery storage as well as local civic groups planting more trees in their neighborhoods; innovations from car manufacturers as well as consumers demanding higher levels of energy efficiency in their appliances; federal subsidies for public transit as well as cities redesigning themselves to promote biking; greater use alternative fuels and more teleconferencing.
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Mr. Priebus had tried to take firmer control of that process after Mr. Trump's first week in office, when Stephen K. Bannon, the recently departed chief strategist, and Stephen Miller, the president's senior policy adviser, pushed across the president's desk two orders redesigning the National Security Council, and putting in place the first, court-contested travel ban on seven predominantly Muslim countries.
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" Alex McBride Alex McBride thinks about design differently than most graduates of The New School; in her role as chief resilience officer for the city of Oakland, she's not working on graphics or web design but rather urban infrastructure: "Building a more resilient city is very much about designing or redesigning systems and/or policies with the user (or resident) at the center.
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Blaine has been driving Panera's commitment to 100% Clean Food, revamping the menu to deliver "craveable wellness" and redesigning cafes and brand voice to align with Panera's commitment to Food as it Should Be. Prior to joining Panera, Hurst was an entrepreneur and consultant, assisting numerous restaurant, retail and distribution companies in their development and growth, including the development of Panera's strategic information systems plan.
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Tired of Swiping Right, Some Singles Try Slow Dating Some people don't like Tinder, Kari Paul reports: Hinge saw its user base grow by more than 400% after redesigning the platform in 2017 to eliminate its swiping feature after learning 80% of its users had never found a long-term relationship on a dating app, according to Justin McLeod, Hinge's CEO and co-founder.
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After Twitter put Infowars' Alex Jones's accounts on read-only mode for a week for violating its policy against inciting violence, Dorsey also said he was experimenting with features that would promote alternative viewpoints in Twitter's timeline to address misinformation and reduce "echo chambers," and said he is open to labeling bots and redesigning the "Like" button and the way Twitter displays users' follower counts.
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For example, large employers are successfully redesigning how to treat patients with multiple chronic diseases and pay for them in primary care settings; they have identified centers of excellence for certain high-cost surgeries where patients receive best-in-class care at less cost; and they have supported the development of medical organizations that will assume responsibility and accountability for the quality of care they deliver, known as Accountable Care Organizations.
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Despite deliberating for 20 hours, the jury were unable to reach a verdict on that count, which alleged that Tsang received HK$3.35 million worth of renovations on a Shenzhen apartment as a bribe for approving the Wave Media application But the jury found Tsang not guilty of another charge of misconduct, which related to suggesting interior designer Barrie Ho Chow-lai for an honour at the time Ho was redesigning the three-storey apartment.
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Ms. Balmori, who taught at the Yale School of Architecture and the Yale School of Forestry and Environmental Studies, also expressed her ideas about urbanism, sustainable design and the natural environment in books like "Redesigning the American Lawn: A Search for Environmental Harmony" (1993), written with F. Herbert Bormann and Gordon T. Geballe; "Groundwork: Between Landscape and Architecture" (2011), with Joel Sanders; and, most emphatically, in "A Landscape Manifesto" (2010), a set of 25 principles that guided her practice.
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Sir"Juice" by Lizzo"Redesigning Women" by The Highwomen"Anybody" by Burna Boy"Burning" by Maggie Rogers"Baila Baila Baila (Remix)" by Ozuna featuring Daddy Yankee, J Balvin, Farruko, and Anuel AA"Different Kind of Love" by Adia Victoria"Change" by Mavis Staples "Toast" by Koffee"Oblivions" by The National "Binz" by Solange "Seventeen" by Sharon Van Etten"Middle Child" by J. Cole"Jícama" by Angelica Garcia"Go" by The Black Keys"La Vida Es Un Carnaval (Rollo Tomasi Remix)" by Angélique Kidjo"Show Me Love" by Alicia Keys feat.
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