Formed by two former Marines, Team Rubicon domestic and international units are organized under the umbrella of Team Rubicon Global.
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"At Rubicon, we celebrate our team members and are committed to creating an increasingly diverse environment," Rubicon CEO Nate Morris said in a statement to TechCrunch.
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It's part of what Rubicon will soon authorize with the SEC to be a $140 million round of financing, $50 million of which Rubicon announced last year.
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In another sense, however, this is Adam Clayton's Rubicon moment.
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At Rubicon Mortgage Fund, loans average $800,000 to $1 million.
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But there's much more to "Rubicon" than its nerdy appeal.
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That sounded something like my Rubicon moment with my son.
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Just the other day, Rubicon and Telaria announced a merger.
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" "Many in the party believe Trump has already crossed that Rubicon.
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Businesses using Rubicon include 03-Eleven, The Salvation Army and Sweetgreen.
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Rubicon employs 287 people and 60 percent of those are white.
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Rubicon had debt of C$216.2 million as of Dec. 31.
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I -- you know, this is a Caesar crossing the Rubicon moment.
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At Rubicon Mortgage Lending, loans range from $800,000 to $1 million.
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Do they cross the Rubicon and continue to follow this madman?
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How do they cross the slippery rubicon from innocence to experience?
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Among exercise scientists and enthusiasts, November is recognized as a Rubicon.
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Fast-forward to 2017 and Team Rubicon has 52,000 registered volunteers.
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Germany crossed that Rubicon in the 1990s under Chancellor Gerhard Schröder.
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In this context, Zimbabwe's land redistribution program was a Rubicon moment.
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A clownish interlude in the republic's decline, not the Rubicon itself.
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Aside from Irn-Bru, AG Barr sells Tizer, Rubicon and Strathmore water.
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Perhaps it's appropriate that the sole season of "Rubicon" will stand alone.
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"I really believe we've crossed the Rubicon on this problem," he said.
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"We very well may have crossed the Rubicon here," Schiff later added.
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AppNexus and Rubicon Project declined to specify how they are ensuring compliance.
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Should your travels take you off-road, that's where the Rubicon trim shines.
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Team Rubicon: A veterans group that sends volunteers to help with rescue operations.
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November midterms will show the Democratic establishment has crossed the Rubicon with liberals.
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For Caesar, crossing the Rubicon assured two things: ultimate victory or ultimate defeat.
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"It's definitely a struggle early on for organizations [like Team Rubicon]," she says.
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A fair bit of "Rubicon" can be enjoyed as a delicious workplace drama.
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CROSSING THE RUBICON: Caesar's Decision and the Fate of Rome, by Luca Fezzi.
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Rubicon Project actually rose 1% on Tuesday but then dropped 4.4% on Wednesday.
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Do you see Trump's election as some kind of cultural rubicon-crossing moment?
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The round was led by Sierra Ventures with participation from CRCM and Rubicon Ventures.
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This week he crossed a new Rubicon: he admitted to having killed people himself.
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One anarchist group, Rouvikonas (Rubicon), uses more sophisticated tactics to make its presence felt.
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A roll cage mounted Sound Bar audio system can be seen on the Rubicon.
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The NGO Team Rubicon is recruiting volunteers and monitoring the situation in the region.
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"There is no Rubicon to cross," says Stephen Dorrell, a Conservative former health secretary.
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Here is where Trump's proposal pushes the program to the edge of the Rubicon.
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My sense is that November 8 was a Rubicon-crossing moment for the country.
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The electoral season has seen Turkish political parties and their followers cross a Rubicon.
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Mr. Owston, 31, is a director at Rubicon Global, a technology company in Atlanta.
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Team Rubicon: Mobilizes military veterans to help people respond to and recover from disasters.
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With that decision, said Mr. Stern, the law professor, Mr. Mandelblit "crossed the Rubicon."
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"Jake is very passionate about what he does and very smart in the growth of Team Rubicon as a business," says Heather Prill, who manages charitable partnerships for the Home Depot Foundation, which has contributed $4.5 million to Team Rubicon since 2012.
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"This is a nice in-between," Rubicon Project CEO and founder Frank Addante told Mashable.
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They include American Express, Audi, Ericsson, JLL, Mizuho Bank, NTT, Philips, Qualcomm, and Rubicon Project.
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The round was led by Sierra Ventures with participation from CRCM and Rubicon Venture Capital.
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I once wanted to go to Rubicon in San Francisco while he was in Japan.
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The post also cites publicly traded companies like Telaria, Rubicon Project and The Trade Desk.
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Rubicon connects cities that need trash picked up with private companies that do just that.
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Team Rubicon has provided relief services in nearly 200 operations, mostly in the United States.
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Goel described PubMatic&aposs upcoming OTT product as a direct competitor with Telaria and Rubicon.
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Ratings (remember them?) mattered more when "Rubicon" debuted, and it didn't attract a big audience.
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Team Rubicon, an organization of military veterans that provides disaster relief, is in the Bahamas.
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Team Rubicon, an organization of military veterans that provides disaster relief, is in the Bahamas.
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Rubicon Project stock was up nearly 5% at $7.56 per share in premarket trading Thursday.
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Rubicon Project Chief Financial Officer David Day will retain the role within the combined company.
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Rubicon was valued at more than $1 billion prior to this deal, its CEO has said.
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Cupcakes from Whole Foods' bakery and the brand Rubicon Bakers were popular for their visual appeal.
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For most of us though, amnesia haze in fabric is a rubicon we'd rather not cross.
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Do you think studios have passed a rubicon when it comes to finally recognizing those demographics?
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I had remained on the near shore of a digital Rubicon, represented by the Tab key.
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Both stand at the Rubicon of being widely seen as appealing presidents and commanders in chief.
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Current Rubicon Project President and CEO Michael Barrett will serve as CEO of the combined companies.
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The point is that Conway's accusation that Dana somehow "crossed the Rubicon" with a question about George Conway misses the fact that the Rubicon on spouses was passed a very long time ago -- and by the very person she now works for in the White House.
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Rubicon said it had hired BMO Capital Markets and TD Securities to assist in evaluating strategic alternatives.
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And so what I think is that these companies now realize they've sort of crossed a Rubicon.
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PAYNE: You know, and just to add to that, Neil, I think we have crossed the Rubicon.
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Instead, Rubicon employs a disproportionate number of white people in relation to the racial makeup of Atlanta.
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Team Rubicon USA is actively assisting hurricane-hit states, including Florida, Georgia, South Carolina and North Carolina.
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If you would like to donate to the recovery, she recommends Foundation Beyond Belief and Team Rubicon.
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And then there are those who have already crossed the Rubicon to Never Trump Land, including Sens.
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The show represents the crossing of a cultural rubicon, the transformation of something abnormal into ordinary entertainment.
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New Zealand's government has made a rare investment of $65 million into "Uber for trash" startup Rubicon.
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Team Rubicon: A veterans group sending volunteers to help with rescue operations in areas affected by Harvey.
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That would be Sarah Huckabee Sanders, the White House spokeswoman, who crossed a big Rubicon this week.
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New Zealand's sovereign wealth fund has invested $65 million in Rubicon Global, a trash-collecting start-up.
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A number of companies - including unicorns like MailChimp and Rubicon Global - have based their headquarters in Atlanta.
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But we have almost certainly crossed the Rubicon in terms of quick-moving, globally disruptive ransomware attacks.
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Specialty models such as the Rubicon are equipped with specialized features to enhance the Wrangler's abilities further.
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Bratic's report provides details of internal analyses and reports codenamed Project Rubicon that Uber carried out during 2016.
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The creepy line is an unofficial rubicon all the big tech platforms have flirted with in recent years.
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Let's face it, and let's say what needs to be said, President Trump has rhetorically crossed the Rubicon.
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Le Pen could then cross the Rubicon and shatter that other glass ceiling, which once seemed so robust.
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But policymakers have already crossed the rubicon of public opinion and are relishing talking up having a go.
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Patrick Wallen is a licensed attorney, a Fellow with Rubicon Venture Capital and a startup and VC professional.
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As of September 30, Telaria and Rubicon Project had a combined year-over-year revenue of $217 million.
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Right, and obviously this isn't Germany circa 1937, so it's not as though we've crossed the Rubicon just yet.
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Hardcore off-roaders should spring for the Rubicon, but few buyers will find the basic Wrangler lacking in capability.
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One stock that hit a new 52-week high was the Rubicon Project, a play on programmatic ad buying.
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"We crossed the Rubicon with that decision, there is no going back," he told Reuters in a telephone interview.
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The '11 Rubicon is indeed fresh and aromatic, with an herbal touch that lends complexity to the fruit flavors.
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I was surprised to find six theme pairs that shared a common interior letter (couldn't use Caesar-Rubicon, e.g.).
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We tried cupcakes from Target's Market Pantry brand, the Whole Foods bakery, Trader Joe's, Treasure Mills, and Rubicon Bakers.
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Find Rubicon Bakers cupcakes at Whole Foods, Target, Sprouts Farmers Market, Earth Fare, Lucky's Market, and other grocery chains.
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" He had a recurring role on "Kojak" in the 1970s and on several series in this century, including "Rubicon.
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Other competitors may suit families better than the Rubicon that waltzed through the optional severe off-road course spur.
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AppNexus, Pubmatic and Rubicon Project have joined forces to come up with new header bidding technology, The Drum reports.
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Five years later, The Rubicon Project had its initial public offering and remains a dominant technology in online advertising today.
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Mr. Holland, the author of "Rubicon," about the last years of the Roman republic, writes with great authority and relish.
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But our loaded Rubicon tester came to $56,765, nearly $30,237 more than the $2135,25 starting price of a basic Wrangler.
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Diesel's stump-pulling power encourages off-roading, perfect when tossing this $103,925 (as tested) luxury vehicle on the Rubicon Trail.
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With competition from firms like Google, Rubicon still remains the largest independent automated solution for selling and buying mobile ads.
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Cramer spoke with Rubicon Project's COO and CFO Todd Tappin, who explained the primary differences between his company and Google.
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The Rubicon Project, one of the biggest automated advertising platforms on the web, launched such a tool late last year.
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Before AT&T's acquisition, AppNexus has long worked on keeping take rates low and competitive with firms like Rubicon Project.
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The Museo Atlántico's other installation, The Rubicon, features sculptures of 35 people walking toward a gate and represents climate change.
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The government did not cross that Rubicon with today's indictment, but the worst case scenario cannot yet be ruled out.
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The proceeds will be split equally between two veteran-focused non-profits: Team Rubicon and Team Red, White and Blue.
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Finally, we indulged in the Rubicon Bakers vanilla cupcakes, which had visual appeal, but overall lacked a distinct vanilla flavor.
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Team Rubicon, for example, gives veterans and civilians a new mission by helping communities in distress overcome disasters and disadvantages.
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However, once they cross the rubicon on witnesses, they could find Biden and the whistleblower waiting on the opposite shore.
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The Phillips curve is non-linear, meaning that prices will suddenly rise sharply only once economies cross the inflationary Rubicon.
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Last week, Rubicon Project and Telaria announced they planned to merge next year to form a bigger OTT advertising company.
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Ken Harbaugh, former president of Team Rubicon, the veterans group that does recovery work after natural disasters like Hurricane Harvey.
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Gender-wise, Rubicon is 60 percent male and 40 percent female, with 30 percent of the female employees in leadership roles.
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The named companies include Rubicon Resources, incorporated in Delaware with an office in Culver City, California, and Wales & Co. Universe Ltd.
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Perhaps Ms. Drucker has some female relatives or friends who have crossed the Rubicon of 40 — or is it 30 now?
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Is that gonna change, or have we reached the sort of rubicon of that's the way politics are gonna be done?
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It's made all the sadder, of course, by the knowledge that Rubicon never got to tell the rest of its story.
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Flynn drives a cherry red Jeep Wrangler Rubicon convertible, which is a little dirty, the floor inside covered in dead leaves.
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The most basic Wrangler Sport EcoDiesel starts at just under $40,000, while a fully loaded Rubicon EcoDiesel could easily top $60,000.
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Rubicon Project offers technology to automate buying and selling ads online, while Telaria is a software platform for managing video advertising.
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Rubicon Project declined to comment, saying only that its policy is to strip identity data when it determines consent is lacking.
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The program crossed some kind of Rubicon, in which a supposedly unthinkable scenario — a lapse in funding — has come to pass.
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This Orwellian-sounding tool, developed by the makers of Ukraine's own "Rubicon" polygraph, has a claimed accuracy of around 70 percent.
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Weiler was previously SVP Head of Engineering at ad infrastructure company Rubicon Project, and, before that, worked at social ad platform Ampush.
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Even when there are best-selling novels to turn to, killing a protagonist was still a Rubicon that TV mostly hadn't crossed.
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Asked if Rubicon is installing new sensors, or robotic arms, into the fleets of trucks it works with, Morris said not yet.
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For the MCU, that rubicon could still be a decade or more away, but it also might be closer than we think.
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The bottom line: "The Rubicon here, which we haven't crossed yet, is to not just be able to see objects," says Marcus.
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Existing investor Lamivoie Capital Partners and funds Rubicon Venture Capital, One Way Ventures, Kima Ventures and Picus Capital also joined the round.
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Known only as SK2, the remains of this man were found in 2014 by archaeologists from Rubicon Heritage and Transport Infrastructure Ireland.
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BUT WHEN YOU'RE IN FRONT OF EVERYBODY AND YOU MAKE THE ANNOUNCEMENT AND IT'S REAL, YOU REALIZE YOU'VE CROSSED OVER THE RUBICON.
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When I took the Jeep Wrangler Rubicon off road, it was both wildly impressive in its capability but also a touch frightening.
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According to Ghostery, other services used by Sanders include ad-tech software for placing digital ads from AppNexus, Rubicon Project and Quantcast.
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With the 2012, a powerful vintage that was Mr. Bascaules's first to oversee from start to finish, Rubicon began to take shape.
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Ordinarily, Rubicon is dominated by cabernet, but, depending on the vintage, also has small percentages of petit verdot, cabernet franc and merlot.
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Along with the long-term future of the vineyard, Mr. Bascaules addressed himself to the immediate future of Rubicon, Inglenook's flagship wine.
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Since its first vintage, in 153, Rubicon had been a good wine but had rarely fulfilled the potential of the Inglenook terroir.
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Agents Peña and Murphy, in that order, crossed that particular Rubicon as soon as they learned that Escobar's operation defied conventional policing.
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Ad tech companies like The Trade Desk, Media Math, OpenX and Rubicon are increasingly taking over sponsorship of the penthouses and yachts.
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In the early 2000s, Gholson went for treatment for his decades-old heroin addiction at what was then known as the Rubicon.
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Drake and 40's decision to use "Too Much" on Nothing Was the Same was the moment his career crossed the rubicon.
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Gladiator variants start with the Sport at $35,040 (all prices include destination charges) and climb to the top Rubicon model at $45,040.
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Jake Wood, the former Marine sniper and co-founder of relief organization Team Rubicon, has caught the attention of the White House.
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The Rockstar and Rubicon maker expects full-year revenue to be around 255 million pounds, compared with 279 million pounds last year.
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Flake is the first elected official to cross this particular rhetorical Rubicon, and he seems to be imploring his colleagues to follow.
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Opt for the Rubicon model and you'll get disconnecting sway bars, differential lockers and protective rock rails to help handle sticky situations.
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Santa Fe has enlisted tech startup Rubicon Global to figure out what its residents toss in the trash, recycle or send to compost.
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Rubicon is hoping the customization panel will provide a persuasive alternative to the blunt-force instrument approach preferred by most popular ad blockers.
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"Once you've crossed the nuclear Rubicon, there's no clear stopping point," says Russia expert Matthew Rojansky, director of the Kennan Institute in Washington.
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At Rubicon, Pereira noticed that the new normal in the workplace, even for managers and executives, often involves a lot of menial work.
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Crossing that Rubicon followed Tencent on Wednesday soundly trouncing forecasts for its second quarter earnings amid strong growth in mobile gaming and advertising.
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However, one of the nonprofit groups rising to the rebuilding challenge will be a rapid response team composed of veterans named Team Rubicon.
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Royal Caribbean's new Harmony of the Seas, which carries 6,780 guests, has "Puzzle Break: Escape the Rubicon," in which 12 guests work together.
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And Schiff himself said that Trump's latest conduct could be the "crossing of the Rubicon" that leaves Democrats with no choice but impeachment.
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" A senior congressional official told the paper, "We have crossed the Rubicon, this is lethal weapons and I predict more will be coming.
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In the video, the actor says they donated money to Team Rubicon, an organization that helps veterans get training to become first responders.
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And if timeless Wrangler style is your thing, skipping the Rubicon edition for the Sahara model will provide a better daily driving experience.
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It will donate $100,000 to the American Red Cross Disaster Relief Fund, $100,000 to Team Rubicon and $200,000 to other local nonprofit organizations.
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Jacqui Beven battled through the mosquitoes to get this photo of the moon rising over the Rubicon River in Tasmania's Narawntapu National Park.
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One morning last December, in Johannesburg, he picked me up in a silver Jeep Rubicon, and we drove into the Cradle of Humankind.
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Rubicon shares, which had lost about 90 percent of their value in the last 12 months, were down 60 percent at 5 Canadian cents.
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It would make more sense for there to be a higher number of black people at Rubicon and a smaller number of white people.
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Team Rubicon is providing volunteer management, damage assessments, the removal of wet and moldy material and debris in some of the worst affected areas.
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The process of dissolution of democracy is slow, and there's no one single measure that looks like the obvious point of crossing the Rubicon.
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Co-founder and current Team Rubicon CEO William McNulty explained to CNBC that he has been involved with service-oriented groups since his youth.
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To give just a few examples: In 2900, nearly 220006,2202 volunteers logged over 2628,28500 hours on Team Rubicon disaster relief operations around the globe.
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Crooked Media, the liberal media company behind "Pod Save America," has one ("Rubicon"); so does the conservative "Never Trumper" John Zeigler ("Individual 1 Podcast").
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On his arrival in Napa, Mr. Coppola christened his estate Niebaum-Coppola, later changing it to Rubicon before regaining the Inglenook trademark in 21882.
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"We've crossed the Rubicon in terms of recognition," Mr. Spencer said at the conference, which was sponsored by his organization, the National Policy Institute.
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I hope Mom can show me the way across the next Rubicon, though she may not be around for much longer to do it.
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Bill Blair was watching a college football game on TV when a halftime special showed Team Rubicon helping the recovery efforts after Hurricane Harvey.
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The stock-for-stock merger has an exchange ratio of 1.082 shares in Rubicon Project common stock for each share of Telaria common stock.
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It may seem shocking to imagine machines that decide when to deploy lethal force, but Scharre says that Rubicon has effectively already been crossed.
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The Assange indictment, whether it results in prosecution or not, has crossed a legal Rubicon that our founding fathers warned should never even be approached.
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It's rare to see a tech company report higher than a ten percent black employee population, but that's what Atlanta-based Rubicon Global just did.
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While Canada's move marks the crossing of the Rubicon, it may never have happened if the United States hadn't first gotten out of the way.
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What the Rubicon Bakers cupcake lacked in vanilla flavor, it made up for with its fluffy cake texture and thick-but-soft dollop of frosting.
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Voting for Trump despite knowing all this about him, accepting it as collateral damage for others to cope with, is like crossing a civic Rubicon.
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I admired the gear of the fashionable boy soldiers who crossed West 116th Street and Eighth Avenue as if it was their own personal Rubicon.
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"We've seen the track change hour by hour," says William Porter, an operations planner for Team Rubicon, a disaster relief group comprised of US veterans.
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"When you collect non-publicly available data about individuals a Rubicon is clearly crossed," regardless of whether data privacy laws were actually violated, he added.
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If my friend is looking for a rig to tackle earthquakes — and perhaps a subsequent zombie apocalypse — the Wrangler Unlimited Rubicon is the best choice.
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Everything about Sondland-on-the-Hill on Wednesday screamed of a Past-the-Rubicon figure who just wanted his rich-guy life back in Oregon.
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In the latest example of ongoing consolidation in the adtech industry, public firms Telaria and Rubicon Project are combining in a stock-for-stock deal.
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He rides around in a Jeep Rubicon, wearing all-white robes, his left hand on a microphone, his right index finger pointing to the sky.
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Rubicon said on Monday the inferred gold reserves at the mine was now 0.3 million ounces, compared with the 2.2 million ounces it estimated in 2013.
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In management roles and higher, Rubicon is 20 percent white, 22 percent Asian, 22010 percent black, 4 percent Latinx and 1 percent Native Hawaiian/Pacific Islander.
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While in Nepal, he worked with Team Rubicon, a charity that uses the skills and experiences of military veterans to tackle the aftermath of natural disasters.
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Additional investors in the round included 500 Startups from its Los Angeles based growth capital initiative and from the Stanford StartX Fund and Rubicon Venture Capital.
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A team of volunteers joined Team Rubicon USA counterparts to provide medical aid, search and rescue support, and translation assistance in several remote regions of Nepal.
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"If the North Koreans intended the trajectory of that missile to go over Japan that is a big Rubicon they've crossed," Clapper told CNN's Chris Cuomo.
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Rubicon Project CEO Michael Barrett is expected to become CEO of the combined company while Telaria CEO Mark Zagorski is expected to become president and COO.
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It crossed the rubicon of being more than 2628 percent of our GDP — generally accepted as the stepping-off point for a nation headed toward insolvency.
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But they are convinced — rightly — that Netanyahu is a leader who is forever dog paddling in the middle of the Rubicon, never ready to cross it.
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But quantum supremacy is not a single, sweeping victory to be sought—a broad Rubicon to be crossed—but rather a drawn-out series of small duels.
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To fight a real across the Rubicon-like takeover of Washington by a belligerent outsider, Trump needs cabinet members who have an actual track record of belligerence.
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Despite its Desert Rated badge, the Gladiator Mojave is still equipped for other environments and can ford up to 30 inches of water, matching its Rubicon cousin.
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Its expansion into Santa Fe marks the first time Rubicon Global has struck a municipal-level contract outside of its hometown of Atlanta, CEO Nate Morris said.
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If you're an average web user, chances are you've never heard of the ad exchange Rubicon Project — even though you likely interact with its services every day.
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Lisnr has raised $14 million to date from Intel Capital, Jump Capital, Rubicon VC, Progress Ventures, Serra Ventures, Mercury Fund, R/GA, CourtsideVC, TechStars, CincyTech and others.
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Dozens of veterans that work for Team Rubicon USA, The Mission Continues, and Team Red White and Blue deployed battalions of former service members across the country.
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Rubicon, which calls itself the "Uber for trash," connects businesses and cities that need their trash thrown away with independent contractors who haul it off the premises.
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Other investors joining in included Slack Fund, Industry Ventures, and ScaleUp along with existing investors 8VC, Great Oaks Capital, Rubicon Venture Capital and John Chambers' personal fund.
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But I will say this, there is another rubicon that we are crossing and the die is cast when we pass the HR-1, John Sarbanes' legislation.
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Senator Tim Kaine, Democrat of Virginia, said that Mr. Franken's resignation crossed "a cultural Rubicon" and set a new standard by which future senators would be judged.
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Publicly traded adtech firms Rubicon Project and Telaria are merging in a stock-for-stock deal that is expected to close during the first half of 2020.
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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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Once we've crossed the rubicon then we are all in it and nobody turns around afterwards and says, 'I told you this was a problem with that company'.
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Moving forward, Rubicon plans to refocus its recruiting strategy by posting job opportunities on diversity-specific job boards, attending women in technology recruiting events and creating mentorship programs.
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Initially, the LinkedIn Audience Network will cover tens of thousands of sites and apps globally, as well as ad exchanges like MoPub, Sharethrough, Google Ad Exchange and Rubicon.
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He's "a Managing Partner at Rubicon Real Estate, LLC, which owns and manages a portfolio of investment properties in New England, Texas, and Utah," his LinkedIn account reads.
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The difference is mostly apparent in city driving, where the V-22 Wrangler Unlimited Rubicon delivers 563 miles per gallon while the eTorque is good for 256 mpg.
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TAP is a leader in the fast-growing $10 billion SUV accessories market and is known for aftermarket brands such as Pro Comp, Rubicon Express and Poison Spyder.
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Walmart did not respond immediately to a request for comment, Rubicon Resources did not answer an email and telephone calls and Wales & Co. Universe could not be reached.
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The sovereign wealth fund of New Zealand is making a rare direct investment into a U.S. startup, sending $65 million into the trash-and-recycling startup Rubicon Global.
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In changing the style of Rubicon, Mr. Bascaules is in accord with Mr. Coppola, who said he preferred a wine that was fresher, more elegant, with less alcohol.
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By committing this heinous act of violence, however, he crosses a moral Rubicon that forever changes him and the audience follows his transformation into a vicious, calculating gangster.
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In a recent interview with a local television station, Dmitri Astafyev, the head of Rubicon, a state-controlled company supervising the project, urged China to curb its criticism.
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John Kasich of Ohio lose in their home states, then this event will go down in political history as the day that Donald Trump crossed the Republican Rubicon.
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Rubicon Global, the highly valued startup that claims it is the "Uber of trash," has named a new president as it seeks to bolster its tech bona fides.
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" The good news is that the ranks of Spangler acolytes may grow now that the network's paid subscription service, AMC Premiere, has added all 13 episodes of "Rubicon.
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In December, Telaria announced it planned to merge with Rubicon Project in a stock-for-stock deal that is expected to close in the first half of 2020.
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Big exchanges such as AppNexus Inc and Rubicon Project Inc have worked around by guaranteeing that they will only offer ad space on DBM when users have consented.
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But when war never comes — when there's no Rubicon to cross, and the line between war and nonwar is illegible — the power of that signal is steadily diminished.
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In its early days, Rubicon generated revenue by helping businesses like restaurant chains or hospitals divert waste from landfills and instead send it to be recycled or used elsewhere.
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But as the growing popularity of ad blockers signals that consumers are fed up with the status quo in online advertising, Rubicon is looking to come out the shadows.
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She said that spouses "by definition" have differences of opinion and that Bash's question was a "fascinating, cross-the-Rubicon moment" and representative of the "double standard" she faces.
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Essentially, Rubicon has taken the process of purchasing and selling digital advertising and automated it with one of the industry's largest real-time cloud-based big data computing systems.
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"The PBOC crossed the Rubicon when they intervened in the offshore market last year," said Adarsh Sinha, an FX strategist at Bank of America Merrill Lynch in Hong Kong.
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It's prompted investors like Andrew Romans, general partner at Rubicon Venture Capital and author of "The Entrepreneurial Bible to Venture Capital," to make their first trip to the region.
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I'm about two-thirds of the way through Rubicon, an AMC spy drama that aired for only one season and which seems to exist only on the Microsoft Store.
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On a matter as history-changing and fraught with risk as Brexit, shouldn't voters in Britain want to be more confident and informed before they cross this dangerous Rubicon?
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"Either way, and whatever the details, it's clear the 'Rubicon of fiscal austerity' has been crossed in Europe," Erik Nielsen, chief economist at UniCredit, said in an email Sunday.
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And I'm not sure if Trump's base really does, either, which is why his talk of "treason" and "civil war" is more a reality-TV show than a Rubicon.
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Adtech firm PubMatic is building a new ad product that&aposs meant to help publishers sell ads in streaming TV apps and take on the merged Telaria and Rubicon.
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The merger is expected to close in the first half of 2020 and will have an exchange ratio of 1.082 shares of Rubicon common stock to Telaria common stock.
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Eight other groups — the ASPCA, Catholic Charities, Direct Relief, Habitat for Humanity, the Houston Humane Society, Operation Blessing, Portlight Inclusive Disaster Strategies and Team Rubicon — will receive $25,000 each.
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Rubicon mainly raised funds for the mine through issuing shares and through so-called "streaming agreements", which provided upfront funds in exchange for a portion of a mine's future output.
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Rubicon Global does not haul trash itself, but rather connects businesses with local waste collection services through an online bidding process, which is designed to help the businesses save money.
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"This is a nice in-between," Rubicon Project CEO and founder Frank Addante said in an interview at the time, referring to the feature as a compromise with ad blockers.
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Still, it feels as though we've crossed a Rubicon in which our darkest angels have been unleashed, and every day, routine actions can become life-threatening, or life-altering, events.
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But the reaction to this particular scene raises the question: Is there a Rubicon for unacceptable product placement in reality TV, and has Andy Cohen's production staff finally crossed it?
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Ken Harbaugh, former president of Team Rubicon, the veterans group that does recovery work after natural disasters like Hurricane Harvey, was the first Democrat in Ohio to raise $27 million.
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For example, Comcast agreed to buy ad-supported streaming service Xumo for a reported $100 million, and public adtech firms Telaria and Rubicon Project are planning to merge this year.
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A spokesperson for the veteran-led group Team Rubicon USA said the group will be on the ground in the aftermath when the all clear has been given by emergency services.
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Rubicon is just 3 percent Latinx, 10 percent Asian, 23 percent American Indian or Alaska Native, 0.5 percent Native Hawaiian and Other Pacific Islander and 1 percent two or more races.
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" Hodge, who's now a partner at buyout firm Rubicon Technology Partners, puts Britton in a third category of bankers who "are very rare" and "actually true advisors to boards of directors.
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The classic Jeep Wrangler Rubicon never really goes out of style, so even if you opt to buy this soon to be phased-out generation, you're still steeped in Jeepdom culture.
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According to the Denver Post, the area has brought in the disaster cleanup nonprofit Team Rubicon to help, and a group called the Voluntary Organizations Active in Disaster will assist too.
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The four-door Gladiator starts at $33,323 (for the manual transmission Sport edition), but if you've got money to spend, a fully specced Rubicon version will run you closer to $60,000.
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Many describe that as the 's "line in the sand" — the Rubicon across which stocks must cross before traders become confident that the worst of the recent market rout is over.
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Pete Wilson's (R) self-immolating attempt to humiliate undocumented immigrants, resulting in the political rise of Latinos in the state, we may have crossed the Rubicon of American Latino political participation.
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The Senate long forbade its proconsuls from commanding Rome's legions outside of their respective jurisdictions—especially into Italy itself, where the Rubicon marked the legal and physical demarcation of senatorial power.
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If the latter triumphs, if it is able to muddy and distract enough to make impeachment just another Mueller, just more partisan white noise, we will cross a kind of rubicon.
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"Buyers and sellers are looking to take more control of their business," said Adam Soroca, an executive at the Rubicon Project, which provides tools to buyers and sellers of digital ads.
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The reports say at least four countries — Israel, Sweden, Britain and neutral Switzerland — knew of the operation, known as "Operation Rubicon", or were in on some of the secrets it unearthed.
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Telaria stockholders are expected to own about 47.1% of the combined company, while Rubicon Project stockholders are expected to own about 52.9% of the fully diluted shares of the combined company.
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Facebook co-founder says its rise reveals the fault lines destroying the "American Dream" Andrew Romans is a general partner of Rubicon Venture Capital and a serial entrepreneur and best-selling author.
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The cameras and mobile devices that are already on-board these vehicles do such a good job of gathering data with humans at the wheel that Rubicon hasn't needed to automate further.
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Rubicon also conducted some market surveys to gauge interest in such a tool and found that nearly 70% of millennials and 60% of parents are likely to watch the Olympics streamed online.
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"Over the next few weeks their primary tasks will be to clear debris, repair critical infrastructure, set up shelters and deliver supplies," John Leach, Team Rubicon UK's CEO, told CNBC via email.
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But when the original members of Team Rubicon went to areas in Haiti that were deemed too dangerous to go to that the fledgling organization, they developed a reputation befitting former Marines.
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"We've already passed the nepotism Rubicon, with Ivanka and Jared serving in amorphous White House roles in a manner that would have been unthinkable as recently as two years ago," he wrote.
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That's a large delta to make up, but Russell and Luminar think crossing the virtual Rubicon in terms of exceeding human perceptive abilities will be a big part of narrowing that gap.
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His last work, "Crossing the Rubicon: Passing the Point of No Return," addressed the plight of immigrants and was performed last year by the Etude Ensemble at the University of California, Irvine.
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If these references sound as if they belonged to an arcane code, that's appropriate, given that they spring from the obscure AMC spy drama "Rubicon," which ran for one season in 2010.
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The Democratic candidate in Ohio's Seventh launched his campaign focusing on his personal narrative about his military service and the founding of Team Rubicon, a veterans group that helps respond to natural disasters.
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NodePrime came out of stealth last September after the company raised $7 million in seed funding from Menlo Ventures, NEA, Formation 8, Initialized Capital, Crosslink Capital, Rubicon Venture Capital, and TEEC Angel Fund.
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At the time, the group touched down in the Dominican Republic, they rented a truck, loaded it with supplies and crossed their "Rubicon"—the 320 km Artibonite River that divides the two nations.
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"We can't afford a senator who embarrasses us and reinforces the stereotypes we've worked so hard to overcome," he said, trying to flatter white voters into crossing the rubicon for a black candidate.
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Is to, just cross the rubicon in terms of, it's a new world in terms of we're gonna have transparency, we're going to have small donors and grassroots voices being stronger than anybody.
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"When we finally decided based on Ukraine that we were going to cross the rubicon, at that point, polling still said 'loser,' 'big risk,'" House Oversight member Gerry Connolly (D-VA) told Vox.
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The market caps of Telaria ($451.4 million), Rubicon Project ($508.7 million) and The Trade Desk ($9.8 billion) are nothing to sniff at, but are tiny in comparison with Google's $854.1 billion market cap.
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Team Rubicon, a veteran-based company that provides services during natural disasters and emergencies, has assembled teams across the country to help with logistics, packaging and distributing food, and even supplementing hotline staffing.
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PubMatic, an adtech firm that helps publishers sell programmatic advertising, is now working on a product to help them capitalize on the rise of connected TVs while taking on rivals Telaria and Rubicon.
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The U.S.-based forestry genetics company, which was acquired by Rubicon for $29 million late last month, petitioned the USDA back in 2011 for nonregulated status of its GE-free tolerant eucalyptus tree.
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Amazon describes the Unified Ad Marketplace as another display ad product that brings together Amazon and supply-side platforms (which aggregate ad space from many publishers; examples include AppNexus, DoubleClick and the Rubicon Project).
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Using data gathered by garbage collectors and trucks on their normal routes, Rubicon helps municipalities quantify their trash and pinpoint neighborhoods for improvement when they clearly need more education or different waste management services.
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The project, a joint effort with automated advertising network Rubicon Project, will consist of a shared set of advertising packages including desktop, mobile and video ads that brands can bid on in real-time.
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"Crossing the Rubicon," a large-ensemble work about the lives of refugees, is less gripping, relying too heavily on long unison phrases and what look like dilutions of classical Indian and Middle Eastern dance.
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At a meeting in the small town of Rubicon, constituent Dave Matz found himself commanding the congressman's undivided attention from his seat on a metal fold-out chair in the otherwise empty front row.
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However, one Sao Paulo-based portfolio manager, who asked not to be identified because of the sensitivity of the debate, said the announcement was significant and that the central bank had crossed the Rubicon.
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Still, if the Wounded Warrior Project were to collapse, it could have wide-ranging effects because it gives millions in grants to smaller veterans groups, like Team Rubicon and Team Red White and Blue.
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"That was the crossing of the Rubicon," said David J. Weinstein, who previously served at Cyber Command and is now chief security officer at Claroty, a security company that specializes in protecting critical infrastructure.
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Then, after hours, and with no warning, you pass an unmarked Rubicon, leading to an entirely different sort of outpost: the first in a cluster of 2000 towns that make up the Chettinad region.
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That was Barack ObamaBarack Hussein ObamaDemocrats' satisfaction with 2020 candidates among highest in decades: Gallup Maggie Rogers shares letter from 'huge fans' Barack and Michelle Obama Budowsky: Biden and Warren at POTUS Rubicon MORE.
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Rubicon is not the biggest ad exchange of its kind on the web, but it does command a respectable portion of the market with ads that are seen by around a billion people per month.
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In the midst of cholera outbreaks and widespread devastation that led the U.N. to ask world governments for $120 million in emergency aid, the U.K.-based arm of Team Rubicon is stepping into the breach.
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This will make it trickier to finance some renewable projects, said Robert Sternthal, managing director at Rubicon Capital Advisors, who is putting together a team of bankers to advise on renewable deals in North America.
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Of course, only Israelis and Palestinians can ultimately cross the rubicon of peace, but the Palestinians now rejecting American leadership has far-reaching ramifications, effectively sidelining the only international actor that can facilitate a deal.
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A member of the Justice Department's criminal division and a special agent with the FBI attended Rubicon Project's digital advertising conference, Executive Exchange, last Thursday to speak about the future of ad fraud and crime.
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Team Rubicon Disaster Response is an international disaster relief nonprofit organization made up of military veterans and first responders who do everything from rebuilding houses to clearing debris and helping organize large groups of volunteers.
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Over dinner at Inglenook last spring, we drank some recent vintages of Rubicon, and I fell in love with the 2013, a dense wine, yet fresh and vibrant, earthy and spicy, but with great finesse.
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Within the hour, three separate spokespeople for Facebook responded, including a member of a UK-based company called Teneo Blue Rubicon, a subsidiary of the Teneo international advisory firm, which does "reputation campaigning" consulting for Facebook.
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Rubicon had raised funds for the mine through issuing shares and through so-called "streaming agreements", including one with Royal Gold Inc, which provided upfront funds in exchange for a portion of a mine's future output.
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Even among gay men who have been out of the closet for over half their lives, a Rubicon I'm fast approaching myself, it's easy to forget the ways shame and fear of exposure have shaped us.
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Eight other groups – the ASPCA, Catholic Charities, Direct Relief, Habitat for Humanity, the Houston Humane Society, Operation Blessing, Portlight Inclusive Disaster Strategies and Team Rubicon – would receive $6900,2628 apiece, the White House said earlier this month.
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"The indictment does not charge Assange for the act of publishing, which would have been a serious Rubicon crossed," Ben Wizner, director of the American Civil Liberties Union's project on speech, privacy and technology, told me.
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"I think we're accomplishing our mission, any roadblocks we have right now are our own," said Dennis Clancey, a field operations manager for relief group Team Rubicon, which has deployed mobile medical units to treat patients.
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If you continue to draw equivalencies between white supremacists and the people who oppose them — as Trump did once again last week — you have crossed the racial Rubicon and moved beyond quiet support to vocal support.
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DBM data last month showed that AppNexus and Rubicon Project did not offer significantly less ad space on DBM after making the consent-only guarantee, according to two industry executives speaking on the condition of anonymity.
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Already, one company, nine-year-old Rubicon Global in Atlanta, has raised more than $145 million from investors — including private equity king Henry Kravis — to steal away market share from incumbents like Waste Management and Republic Services.
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"It is a move to a world where central bank independence is de facto dead and where we have crossed the Rubicon," said Javier Corominas, head of economic research at $53 billion currency fund Record in London.
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In 19143 BCE, Julius Caesar followed Sulla's example when he crossed the Rubicon to take his army into Italy, sparking a twenty-year period of almost constant civil wars that led to the end of the Republic.
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When his book came out last year, I saluted Flake for doing something politically contraindicated and Rubicon-crossing, establishing himself as the first Republican senator to call President Trump the domestic and international menace that he is.
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Barack ObamaBarack Hussein ObamaDemocrats' satisfaction with 21625 candidates among highest in decades: Gallup Maggie Rogers shares letter from 'huge fans' Barack and Michelle Obama Budowsky: Biden and Warren at POTUS Rubicon MORE (D-Ill.), raised $2900 million.
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"It's particularly refreshing to hear A.G. Barr is being proactive in addressing the challenges being faced by a couple of the brands, namely Rockstar Energy and Rubicon juice drinks," said Hargreaves Lansdown equity analyst Sophie Lund-Yates.
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Drake's behavior and general demeanour tells us that all he has ever wanted in the world is to wear head-to-toe Stone Island, drink Rubicon Mango and link Instagram baddies, and now he's within touching distance.
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Eight other organizations will receive $25,000 each: the American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, Catholic Charities, Direct Relief, Habitat for Humanity, the Houston Humane Society, Operation Blessing International, Portlight Inclusive Disaster Strategies and Team Rubicon.
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Public ad tech companies Telaria and Rubicon Project have agreed to merge as they try to make a stronger play in the growth of connected television and to bring an alternative to walled gardens like Google and Facebook.
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"Atlanta has provided an amazing platform to recruit some of the best talent in America, with employees of all backgrounds and ethnicities joining our team," Kerri Faber, VP Human Resources at Rubicon Global, said in a statement to TechCrunch.
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Reeling from the gun-control Rubicon that was Sandy Hook in 2013, then-vice president Joe Biden met with game industry executives much like Trump did after Parkland, and similarly achieved no real results aside from a photo op.
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"As a buyer, how do you check that those other companies are authorized sellers of the ad inventory?" said Neal Richter, who until recently was the chief technology officer for Rubicon Project, a major exchange for automated ad sales.
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Partners supporting Mental Health Matters include high-profile nonprofit organizations, such as the Disability Advocacy Network, Third Place Development Series, the veterans organizations Team Red, White, and Blue and Team Rubicon, and the Born This Way Foundation, among others.
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"The weaker-than-expected start to the year reflects a combination of factors, including spring and summer weather in the core Scottish and north of England markets, (and) brand-specific issues at Rockstar and Rubicon," Shore Capital analysts said.
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"I think there was some hesitation by experts to believe that (North Korea) would cross the Rubicon so to speak by hacking Sony," said Jake Williams, a former National Security Agency officer who founded his own cybersecurity company, Rendition Infosec.
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The flagship fund at Brevan Howard, a large hedge-fund manager, gained 5.6% from the beginning of November to the 18th of that month; Rubicon, another macro fund, was up by 10% in the week of the American election alone.
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Rubicon, which suffered a major setback in January when it had to cut the gold reserve estimate for its Phoenix mine in Ontario by 86 percent, said it continues to evaluate strategic options and that it was in talks with lenders.
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In pictures released by the charity Team Rubicon, we see the royal hoisting wooden beams and hauling heavy bags as he helped re-build an school in the mountains of Nepal that had been damaged in the April 2015 earthquake.
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"It's pleasing to be able to leverage our time frame, scale and diversification to support growth companies such as Rubicon that, while established from a technology point of view, are pre-IPO," said Mark Fennell, the fund's acting chief investment officer.
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If Democrats in 2020 scrap their progressive 2016 party platform for a clearly defined socialist agenda — as radical as their rhetoric — then they will have crossed the Rubicon as to defining who they are and what they seek if elected.
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When we meet the novel's protagonist, Jen, she has "breached the threshold of 30 without yet crossing the Rubicon of 35" and has disassociated herself from her former identity as an artist when she takes a job at a feminist nonprofit.
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"We don't want to cross the Rubicon of repeating the mistakes of the BOJ and the ECB — of damaging their banking system, killing their yield curve, and fracturing their entire financial system," he said on "Behind the Markets," an investing podcast.
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It's fair to say that we have crossed the Rubicon in this regard, leaving us to look back fondly on a simpler time – a time when powerful football executives conceived a bloated tournament with strange qualification criteria based on maximising revenues.
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Now that conspiracy theories have moved from the fringes to the center of political life, the questions "Rubicon" asks about the manipulation of truth and the ways the powerful intentionally obscure their most craven agendas are more compelling than ever.
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But I think we did, I think we sort of crossed over a Rubicon over the last couple of weeks, and I think that&aposs the left that Donald Trump really isn&apost going to get strung up on these bogus Russia charges.
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A manual transmission and manually-operated 4x4 system will be offered, and can be seen in the Rubicon photos, but an electronic full time all-wheel-drive system is expected to be on the options list for the less hardcore off road models.
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Members of the Rubicon group unfurled a banner in front of the 5th century B.C. Parthenon temple Thursday, accusing the government of trying to "assassinate" Dimitris Koufodinas, a November 17 group member who is on hunger strike to demand a furlough from prison.
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The appointment of South Carolina Governor Nikki Haley — who denounced Trump before the South Carolina Republican primary as "everything a governor doesn't want in a president" — as UN Ambassador is a (welcome) sign that he may be ready to cross this Rubicon.
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Acquiring Jonathan Lucroy, Carlos Beltran, and Jeremy Jeffress at the deadline was general manager Jon Daniels' crossing of the Rubicon, a tacit admission that Texas has until the expiration of Darvish's contract at the end of next season to win a World Series.
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This began to change in the late 240s as personable American sommeliers — like Daniel Johnnes at Montrachet in New York and Larry Stone at Charlie Trotter's in Chicago, then at Rubicon in San Francisco — helped make wine seem more friendly, even fascinating.
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He came to life when he talked about his visits as a volunteer to Walter Reed National Military Medical Center and his work with Habitat for Humanity and Team Rubicon, a nonprofit that deploys veterans to do disaster response around the world.
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"When human beings decide to allow machines to target and kill, they have crossed some moral and ethical Rubicon," the Nobel Peace Prize winner Jody Williams said to a packed and polarized room of diplomats, experts and military personnel at the United Nations.
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I recently gave her Tom Holland's "Dynasty," the sequel to "Rubicon," and of course his "In the Shadow of the Sword: The Birth of Islam and the Rise of the Global Arab Empire," which I am waiting my turn to read after her.
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Team Rubicon UK was set up after General Sir Nick Parker, former Commander in Chief of the UK Land Forces, called for veterans to volunteer their time and skills to provide aid in the immediate aftermath of the natural disaster in Nepal last April.
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An additional $10 million, through the Walmart Foundation, will go to the Hurricane Harvey Relief Fund, which Houston Mayor Sylvester Turner established earlier this week through the Greater Houston Community Foundation, as well as Feeding America, Convoy of Hope, Team Rubicon, and the Salvation Army.
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As the story unfolds and more detail emerges about each of the major characters, and the shadows lengthen over their lives, Rubicon seems to be on track to become a classic of the postmodern espionage story that writers like John le Carré made so popular.
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In the run-up to the Iraq War, The New York Times reported that the US considered draining Saddam Hussein's bank accounts, but decided against it, fearful of crossing a Rubicon of state-sponsored cyber fraud that would harm the American economy and global stability.
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Now House Intelligence Committee Chairman, Adam Schiff, normally reticent about impeachment, says that if a whistleblower complaint that was revealed last week shows Trump tying military aid to Ukraine to Ukraine probing the Bidens, "we may very well have crossed the Rubicon" on impeachment.
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Dave: I'm a terrible person to ask because I held your stance back in my early 30s, but have since crossed over the Rubicon where I'm middle-aged enough to INSIST that some of my go-to bands haven't lost their edge at all.
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Adam Schiff (D-CA), an influential Democrat who heads the House Intelligence Committee and has so far resisted calls for impeachment, said Sunday on CNN that the House may have "crossed the Rubicon" with Trump's admission and his continuing refusal to release the transcripts.
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Replacing Lin as COO is former Pandora COO Sara Clemens, who has joined Twitch alongside two other new exec hires: Mark Weiler, who joins from Rubicon Project to become SVP, Head of Platforms & Services at Twitch; and Amir Shevat, VP of Developer Experience, who joins from Slack.
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Besides his acting career, DiCaprio has long been an advocate and philanthropic donor to environmental causes, but of late, has also invested in for-profit, for-good cleantech ventures, including Rubicon Global, an on-demand waste management company; Diamond Foundry, makers of cultured diamonds; and Zuli.
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The second wine, which used to be called Cask, after a Daniel-era wine, and was made in a different style than Rubicon, will now simply be called Cabernet Sauvignon and will be made in a similar style, as will a new third cabernet, called 1882.
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Besides being an active investor in companies like Egyptian motorcycle and tuk-tuk ride-hailing startup Halan, he has launched other companies like Pager, which sends a doctor or nurse to youMore recently, he launched Ogon LLC, an advisory firm to companies like Rubicon Global Inc.
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Here is the full list of charities: Reach out America – $0003,2000 Red Cross – $225,2000 Salvation Army – $300,000 Samaritan's Purse – $100,000 ASPCA – $25,000 Catholic Charities – $25,000 Direct Relief – $25,000 Habitat for Humanity – $25,000 Houston Humane Society – $25,000 Operation Blessing – $25,000 Portlight Inclusive Disaster Strategies – $25,000 Team Rubicon – $25,000
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Think of the speech that candidate Barack ObamaBarack Hussein ObamaDemocrats' satisfaction with 85033 candidates among highest in decades: Gallup Maggie Rogers shares letter from 'huge fans' Barack and Michelle Obama Budowsky: Biden and Warren at POTUS Rubicon MORE delivered in Berlin before he won the 2008 election.
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The 1994 invasion "was a real crossing of the Rubicon for Russia," said Thomas de Waal, a British expert on the Caucasus who co-wrote "Chechnya: Calamity in the Caucasus," a classic book on the conflict, with Carlotta Gall, now a reporter with The New York Times.
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Netanyahu is a man who is forever dog paddling in the middle of the Rubicon, never crossing it, always teasing you ("I'm coming your way — I'm going to make a decision"), only to remain right where he is, balancing between all his rivals, so that he alone survives.
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The next day we made a short side trip by car to the Timber Tramway and Museum in nearby Alexandra, to take a look at its three small rooms of artifacts, photographs and scale models that chronicle 50 years of logging in the Rubicon State Forest above the town.
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RELATED: House Democrats near 'tipping point' on impeachment as Pelosi faces crucial week Their comments came after House Intelligence Committee Chairman Adam Schiff told CNN's Jake Tapper over the weekend that Trump may have "crossed the Rubicon" and impeachment could be "the only remedy" equal to the offense.
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The cancellation of Netflix's critically beloved cult favorite sitcom One Day at a Time felt like some weird crossed Rubicon for the streaming era — even more so than Netflix canceling the cult comedy American Vandal or Hulu deciding not to order a second season of its Sean Penn-starring The First.
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In 1992, for instance, when he cast the deciding vote to reaffirm a woman's right to abortion, Kennedy told a reporter from California Lawyer magazine just before the case was to be announced: "Sometimes you don't know if you're Caesar crossing the Rubicon or Captain Queeg cutting your own tow line."
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Virgil was a schoolchild when the orator and statesman Cicero foiled a plot by the corrupt aristocrat Catiline to overthrow the Republic; by the time the poet was twenty, Julius Caesar, defying the Senate's orders, had crossed the Rubicon with his army and set in motion yet another civil war.
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In an unusually direct reply to critics by the tech giant, Sissie Hsiao, Google's VP of product management, responded with a blog post that names more than two dozen ad-tech companies and advertising competitors, including Facebook, Amazon, AT&T, Rubicon Project, MediaMath, OpenX, The Trade Desk, and Index Exchange.
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They have also included an estimated breakdown of seven major ad exchanges' daily bid requests — Index Exchange, OpenX, Rubicon Project, Oath/AOL*, AppNexus, Smaato, Google DoubleClick — showing they collectively broadcast "hundreds of billions of bid requests per day," to illustrate the scale of data being systematically broadcast by the ad industry.
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I prefer the freshness, complexity and age-worthiness that you can still find in some Napa cabernets if you look for them, so I have been intrigued by Francis Ford Coppola's long-term plan to both reconstitute the historic Inglenook estate and recalibrate its flagship wine, Rubicon, toward elegance and balance.
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This is a far more direct affront to Trump's no-cooperation edict: If this testimony goes forward, we'll have crossed another Rubicon — current White House officials testifying as part of the impeachment process for a sitting president who has told them in no uncertain terms to keep their mouths shut.
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Manufactured in Toledo, Ohio, the Wrangler is a descendant of the jeeps that were used by American forces in World War II. Equipped with a 3.6-liter engine and a five-speed automatic transmission, the Rubicon edition of the Wrangler has a suggested retail price of $40,530 in the United States.
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The internet is littered with lists of the greatest TV shows that only lasted one season — like AMC's conspiracy-minded Rubicon, or the Claire Danes coming-of-age classic My So-Called Life, or Joss Whedon's sci-fi favorite Firefly, or the star factory that was Paul Feig's terrific Freaks and Geeks.
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The tribute featured three guest troupes dancing McKayle's work: Dayton Contemporary Dance Company in "Rainbow 'Round My Shoulder" (1959), first presented by Taylor in 2016; students of the Juilliard School in "Crossing the Rubicon: Passing the Point of No Return" (2017); and Ronald K. Brown/Evidence in "Songs of the Disinherited" (1972).
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But it, too, remained bound by general laws, so that when any historical actors did this or that (crossed the Rubicon, repealed the Edict of Nantes, etc.), they did so not so much as individuals, but as vessels of a historical process that would be unfolding even if they had never existed.
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All that scaremongering beforehand has so far proved to be just that and the economy in moving ahead at a glacial pace despite the fact that we still have no idea over when the Rubicon will be crossed, whether Article 50 will be enacted and what on earth our relationship with Europe will be like.
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The economist Viral Acharya and three of his colleagues at the New York University business school saw the first President Bush's reckless housing plan as the "Rubicon" on the way to the financial crisis that, in the following century, would nearly destroy the world economy under the presidency of Mr. Bush's even more reckless son.
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Exits include the sale of the ad retargeting startup Tap Commerce to Twitter in 2014 for a reported $100 million; the sale of the ad retargeting startup Chango to Rubicon Project for $122 million in cash and stock; and the sale of the ad retargeting startup Tapad to the Norway-based company Telenor for $360 million.
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"The notion here is that the regaining of at least one investment grade rating represents something of a Rubicon, with this development being viewed as signaling the bailout era is over which, in turn, stands to herald a re-convergence of Portugal with its peripheral peers," said Richard McGuire, head of rates strategy at Rabobank in London.
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Elsewhere, Dutch midfielder Marten de Roon cost £12m from Italian side Atalanta (an aside: £12m is now the cost of an uncapped player; we've crossed the rubicon, lads) and there was existing quality at the Riverside: Adam Clayton, Daniel Ayala and Gaston Ramirez all shone on the way to second spot in the Championship last term.
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As cord-cutting and the number of new streaming services grows, firms including Innovid, TripleLift and Telaria are also shifting their business models from ones based around display advertising to ones focused on connected TV. This year, Telaria and Rubicon Project are expected to merge to scale the amount of OTT content that publishers can monetize.
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When Frank Addante, the founder of the Rubicon Project, a real-time trading platform for online ads, came into our office some years ago, he spoke to my partner, Sumant Mandel, about the state of the online advertising business and how digital marketers had products to help them place ads but publishers (websites) had to choose one ad network or another.
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The government of Prime Minister Theresa May "is balking at the two-stage approach to try to cross the Rubicon while remaining a citizen of Rome — that's to say keep trade with Europe while abandoning the European Union, which is an unfeasible position," said Hosuk Lee-Makiyama, the director of European Centre for International Political Economy, a research organization in Brussels.
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" He added that Speaker Nancy PelosiNancy Pelosi22020 forecast: A House switch, a slimmer Senate for GOP — and a bigger win for Trump Impeachment inquiry tops Americans' list of most important news stories of 2019 10 controversies that rocked the Trump White House in 2019 MORE (D-Calif.) had crossed a "rubicon" and that Democrats impeached Trump because they "disagree with a presidential act.
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Here is the full list of organizations in line for Trump's donation: Reach out America -- $0003,2000Red Cross -- $225,2000Salvation Army -- $300,000Samaritan's Purse -- $100,000ASPCA -- $25,000Catholic Charities -- $25,000Direct Relief -- $25,000Habitat for Humanity -- $25,000Houston Humane Society -- $25,000Operation Blessing -- $25,000Portlight Inclusive Disaster Strategies -- $25,000Team Rubicon -- $25,000 Trump's longtime secretary Rhona Graff, who still works at the Trump Organization, has begun phoning nonprofit groups that will receive a personal donation.
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I would meet intimidatingly smart sisters, would date them in the hope that they could heal me, and then the fear would start to climb in me, the fear of discovery, and the mask would feel as if it were cracking and the impulse to escape, to hide, would grow until finally I'd hit a Rubicon—I'd either drive the novia away or I would run.
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The generals who led the Athenian expedition to Sicily, Julius Caesar poised at the Rubicon, Alexander the Great at the Indus, Napoleon and Hitler at the border of Russia and Lyndon Johnson in Vietnam all equated past tactical success with assured future strategic dominance, lied to themselves that the material or spiritual advantages were all theirs and so ended up dead, humiliated or defeated.
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Erdoğan's office also said Wednesday he spoke by phone with Russian President Vladimir PutinVladimir Vladimirovich PutinCheney says Congress 'must and will' act after Turkey launches 'sickening' offensive in Syria Hillicon Valley: Senate Intel report urges action to prevent 2020 Russian meddling | Republicans warn Microsoft of 'urgent' Huawei threat | Court rules FBI surveillance violated Americans' rights Budowsky: Biden and Warren at POTUS Rubicon MORE about the incursion.
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Vladimir PutinVladimir Vladimirovich PutinCheney says Congress 'must and will' act after Turkey launches 'sickening' offensive in Syria Hillicon Valley: Senate Intel report urges action to prevent 2020 Russian meddling | Republicans warn Microsoft of 'urgent' Huawei threat | Court rules FBI surveillance violated Americans' rights Budowsky: Biden and Warren at POTUS Rubicon MORE became the embodiment of a resurgent Russia determined to regain its global stature and lost territories.
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Overall satisfaction with Trump among Republicans is slightly lower than Democratic satisfaction with then-President Barack ObamaBarack Hussein ObamaDemocrats' satisfaction with 6900 candidates among highest in decades: Gallup Maggie Rogers shares letter from 'huge fans' Barack and Michelle Obama Budowsky: Biden and Warren at POTUS Rubicon MORE in 2628 A Gallup poll from May 28503 found that 22019 percent of Democrats were satisfied with Obama for reelection.
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Among the firm's more notable investments in recent years are the cloud security startup Elastica, acquired by Blue Coat Systems last November for $280 million (Elastica had raised one round of $30 million earlier in the year); the residential solar systems installer SolarCity, which went public in late 2012; the online ad server The Rubicon Project, which went public in 2014; and Lyft, which was most recently valued at $5.5 billion.
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Among the firm's more notable investments in recent years are the cloud security startup Elastica, acquired by Blue Coat Systems last November for $280 million (Elastica had raised one round of $30 million earlier in the year); the residential solar systems installer SolarCity, which went public in late 2012; the online ad server The Rubicon Project, which went public in 2014; and the ride-hailing service Lyft, which was most recently valued at $5.5 billion.
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Russian President "Vladimir PutinVladimir Vladimirovich PutinCheney says Congress 'must and will' act after Turkey launches 'sickening' offensive in Syria Hillicon Valley: Senate Intel report urges action to prevent 2020 Russian meddling | Republicans warn Microsoft of 'urgent' Huawei threat | Court rules FBI surveillance violated Americans' rights Budowsky: Biden and Warren at POTUS Rubicon MORE has violated the Open Skies Treaty for years while continuing to benefit from surveillance flights over the United States," Sen.
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Will HurdWilliam Ballard HurdDemocrat running for Hurd's seat in Texas raises M in third quarter Democrats warn GOP, Trump putting whistleblower safety at risk Hurd: 'I think we should be protecting the whistleblower' MORE, R-Texas, and Terri SewellTerrycina (Terri) Andrea SewellHouse Democrat explains decision to back impeachment: 'We've crossed a Rubicon' Sunday shows lineup: Trump impeachment dominates the talk circuit Live coverage: House panel to hear about whistleblower complaint MORE, D-Ala.
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Future episodes will include Monique and Chevalo Wilsondebriano from Charleston Burger Co. and Chris Kempczinski from McDonald's (episode 2); Stephanie McMahon from WWE and Gary Vaynerchuk from Vayner Media (episode 3); Victor Lezama from PC Landing Zone and Jake Wood from Team Rubicon (episode 4); Suzanne Gildert from Sanctuary and Kindred AI and Beth Comstock, formerly with GE (episode 5); Antionette Carroll from Creative Reaction Lab and Jonathan Mildenhall from TwentyFirstCenturyBrand (episode 6); Ben Rattray from Change.
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Greta Thunberg has updated her Twitter bio to include some of the language from remarks Russian President Vladimir PutinVladimir Vladimirovich PutinCheney says Congress 'must and will' act after Turkey launches 'sickening' offensive in Syria Hillicon Valley: Senate Intel report urges action to prevent 2020 Russian meddling | Republicans warn Microsoft of 'urgent' Huawei threat | Court rules FBI surveillance violated Americans' rights Budowsky: Biden and Warren at POTUS Rubicon MORE made earlier this week taking aim at the teen climate activist.
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Co-founded serial entrepreneur and executive heavyweight Mark Douglas — a co-founder of the company who previously served as the chief technology officer of eHarmony and the Rubicon Project; was one of the founding members of the Oracle Applications Division; and is also the current chief executive of the hundred-million dollar per-year ad-tech gorilla SteelHouse (dude is baller) — HomeMe allows you to enter your information and then only shows you apartments that you're pre-qualified to rent.
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Musician Maggie Rogers on Tuesday shared an image of a letter she received from former President Barack ObamaBarack Hussein ObamaDemocrats' satisfaction with 2020 candidates among highest in decades: Gallup Maggie Rogers shares letter from 'huge fans' Barack and Michelle Obama Budowsky: Biden and Warren at POTUS Rubicon MORE and first lady Michelle ObamaMichelle LeVaughn Robinson ObamaMaggie Rogers shares letter from 'huge fans' Barack and Michelle Obama Former Michelle Obama chief of staff Tina Tchen named new head of Time's Up Michelle Obama to release companion book to 'Becoming' MORE.
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