It's a person with one language and set of values interacting with a person with another language and set of values.
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"This issue, such as it is, puts into very stark relief a fundamentally important contest between two completely divergent set of values: John McCain's life represents one set of values, Donald Trump and his corrupt presidency represents a different set of values," said Steve Schmidt, a former top McCain strategist and confidant.
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They're here to celebrate I'd say a set of values.
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I think you have to have a guiding set of values.
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A defined set of values is crucial to a successful life.
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This is an Android update with a set of values attached.
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Every church has its own special set of values and beliefs.
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"My whole set of values changed," he says of leaving the hospital.
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President Donald Trump's administration seemingly wants to revise that set of values.
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The trio present a synchronized set of values, habits, even conversational styles.
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He's done it by leading with clear mission and strong set of values.
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There's no set of values that requires everyone to have a fair shot.
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" Nay to a "fixed set of values" or any "smoothly run commercial affair.
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We are going to be about a common set of values and ideals.
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They're hostile to any set of values that places personal glory below other ideals.
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It's also a set of values that respect who they are in their lives.
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And more than ever, this is an Android update with a set of values attached.
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And to imagine a new one, we would need a fundamentally different set of values.
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I was most likely raised with a different set of values than Donald Trump was.
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A group of people who have a common set of values and a common destiny.
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Well, she's talking about sort of importing a certain set of values into the economy.
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We're inflicting a whole set of values on a society which won't be wanting them.
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He's reveling in a shared set of values that transcend the rancor of this era.
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"I've seen a real will to take on a new set of values," she said.
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And we share a set of values that we think the majority of the country shares.
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What the country needs is a new crop of leaders with a new set of values.
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This is not a matter of one set of values succeeding another for no particular reason.
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I've got my set of values, of course — but I try to do right by everyone.
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"Culture" is typically defined by sociologists as a set of values, norms and beliefs among a group.
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Is it possible for the world's playful introduction to capitalism to transmit a new set of values?
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McCarthy said every business' leadership needed to construct a set of values while avoiding two common mistakes.
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Mr Gorbachev began his professional life with a set of values that would later define his policies.
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"He always had a good head on his shoulders, a good set of values," Mr. Johnson said.
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"I think the key is to preserve your sovereignty and your own set of values," he said.
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Public consensus around a set of values is essential to enacting major political, economic and educational reforms.
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Silas Howard: The generation of people that are getting shows greenlit have a certain set of values.
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This couple can't even agree on a core set of values, like fairness, honesty, integrity, or statesmanship.
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We used all of these responses to create a set of values that we unanimously voted to adopt.
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By contrast, the homes uptown announce a wholly different set of values, a wholly different kind of resident.
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"Neil and I from the beginning had a shared set of values and a vision," Vassallo told TechCrunch.
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On the issue of refugee policy, Haley has projected a very different set of values than her boss.
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These different predicaments, and the effort to achieve safety in each, come with a very different set of values.
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Hsieh often talks about going "teal," or becoming a company that lives and breathes its declared set of values.
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Most companies have a code of conduct or a set of values that govern the way they conduct business.
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I hope we rise up and realize that, Democratic or Republican, we all have the same set of values.
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They claim that our society's liberal political correctness threatens to impose its set of values on Europe and America.
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These figures sought to unify voters behind a common set of values and recruit new followers to the movement.
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Among the set of "values" is the idea that News Feed would never favor one political viewpoint over another.
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But there is a very different set of values emerging from the fertile worlds of technology and new media.
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These countries had to sign up to an entirely new set of values, to the values of liberal democracy.
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These countries had to sign up to an entirely new set of values, to the values of liberal democracy.
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If another nation's platforms set the rules, our discourse will be defined by a completely different set of values.
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The core is about what you stand for in a set of values as distinct from a set of practices.
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But, as the elders of Krolah are quick to affirm, it brings with it a set of values as well.
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What we claim to offer is a set of values that speak to people of all nationalities: freedom, tolerance, opportunity.
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Ours is a nation, nearly singular in history, founded on a set of values and rights, not bloodlines and conquest.
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Kaplan thinks the reluctance to address IVF is related to a set of values the anti-abortion right holds close.
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No more would its foreign policy be guided by a set of values and an inclusive vision of the world.
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How are these people supposed to do that when the company has provided them with no firm set of values?
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"It's these schools, these gymnasiums, these coaches that teach the rules and instill a set of values," Mr. Gates said.
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Issei seems to exist in a different era, one beholden to an atavistic set of values and codes of conduct.
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Hong Kong is an international city that shares a similar set of values and way of life with the developed world.
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To be in a John Waters film is to stand for a set of values (which is to reject values entirely).
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It is to improve global stability, and it's to ultimately protect the set of values that came out of the Enlightenment.
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It's really unfortunate just how difficult it is to see a commitment for that same set of values by churches today.
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Sort of a club with a set of values that use humility as the basis for feeling indebted to one another.
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A completely different set of values and priorities was in place then compared with what is going on in government today.
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While most companies have a mission statement and a set of values, they are often just platitudes hanging on the wall.
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Typically, foundations have operated with a sort of church-and-state mentality about their money and how it is handled — one set of people (finance guys) manages the money according to one set of values (creating profit), while a different set of people (do-gooders) donates the money according to another set of values (an equal start for everyone).
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HP: I grew up with a strong set of values - and one was never judging someone by how much money they had.
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There's a set of values that make it so you wouldn't say that, or you wouldn't do that—it would be disqualifying.
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"We don't favor specific kinds of sources — or ideas," the company said in a set of "Values" it claims guide the product.
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She has a set of values, which I think are very credible and coherent and she has successfully taken these companies on.
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The CCP, on the other hand, has a different set of values and views liberty and privacy as threats rather than rights.
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It means that the university adheres to a common set of values that allow the practice of open, inclusive and unfettered inquiry.
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This is more important than ever due to the rise of China as an economic competitor with a different set of values.
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An all-encompassing platform which required applications to embody a single set of values would be headed in a decidedly Borgish direction.
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We were a community, forged in fire and tethered together by a set of values stretching back to the Garden of Eden.
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Does ''progressive'' suggest an uncompromising fealty to a set of values, like universal health care, abortion rights and opposition to the Iraq war?
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However, the resolution does establish a set of values, and names stakeholders that should be included in an eventual Green New Deal bill.
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There is a common set of values, a common architecture, to ensure that the research is shared and not monetized by one group.
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The idea that women must adhere to a particular set of values is one of the most anti-women ideas in today's culture.
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Fascist art isn't merely about celebrating violence in general, however; it's about glorifying violence in the name of a particular set of values.
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But if your products are not in sync with a higher set of values, then you aren't going to survive in this business.
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The dismal science is dismal precisely because of this cynicism: because as a project, as a set of values, it leads pretty much nowhere.
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Just as we thought these works of art were articulating a new set of values, the rest of America was voting to reject them.
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Plagued by past criticism, Uber has already taken steps to transform its culture into one that focuses on the company's newest set of values.
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And she doesn't want to impose those but she has a set of values, and in the book I describe my conversations with her.
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At some point, the leadership team will go through the exercise of defining a set of values to shape the culture of their company.
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But overall restraint and a set of values that appealed to many of their subjects produced a long run of unprecedented peace and prosperity.
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My thought on it was, well, I've had a long writing life, and over those years I've set out a certain set of values.
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Any top-down political program that seeks to impose a universalist set of values like equal rights for women is seriously out of fashion.
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The political systems are incredibly different, so there's not a common set of values to rally around, which is another way countries build good relations.
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They are fascinating to me, because while they share many of the influences familiar to western audiences, they serve a completely different set of values.
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They have their own set of values, preferences and abilities that companies simply cannot ignore if they want to remain competitive in today's business landscape.
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Plus, internally, this year, we've taken what I'd call a grassroots set of values and we've applied a name and a conscious statement to it.
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If you're going to have a consistent set of values that you stand up for, they have to be reflected in your acceptable use policy.
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Can it find an updated version of that same set of values, digitally aware and, in particular, race-conscious kind of voice and reporting style?
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The GAO should audit the Federal Reserve, because the best way to resist temptation is a proper upbringing, a strong set of values – and witnesses.
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If you're going to have a consistent set of values that you stand up for, they have to be reflected in your acceptable use policy.
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" The letter spoke for a Belgian art community that "stands for a different set of values than what you've put forward as representing our community.
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Not always to force the new technology into the square peg that exists but to make sure the regulations reflect a broad base set of values.
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Sex between the races means rape and reconciliation, repression and release, assimilation and radical rejection, inculcation into one faulty set of values and freedom from another.
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And companies have values, and they have, you know, the New York Times has a set of values that they won't cross and they make decisions.
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"We have a very different set of values and priorities," Representative John Yarmuth of Kentucky, the chairman of the House Budget Committee, told reporters on Monday.
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For Liverpool supporters, fandom also offers a set of values: compassion, internationalism, decency, honor, self- respect and respect for others, even Manchester United fans (well, sometimes).
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I think part of the answer has to do with instilling in scientists and technologists a set of values around how they think about designing technology.
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The next secretary of Education requires not only an understanding of what teachers confront in their daily experiences, but also a set of values and skills.
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"The Kennedys symbolized a set of values," Mr. Obama said to the audience, which included Caroline Kennedy, the former president's daughter, and Jack Schlossberg, her son.
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"We're aggressively pursuing a set of values because one, we think it's the right thing to do and two, it's good for business," Zimmer said last month.
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Among other reasons, the site hasn't officially recognized that it is a media company with a consistent set of values that should be upheld all the time.
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They're not only talented, they're engaged with a rapidly changing world, reflecting a whole new set of values and beliefs about what fashion can and should be.
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American exceptionalism trumpets to the world that we have a spectacular model of justice built on a set of values that Democrats say Donald Trump is violating.
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The second was the Reagan alignment, which was a new set of values that focused on government as the problem and the market as solving our problems.
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To those of us of a certain age, the Kennedys symbolized a set of values and attitudes about civic life that made it such an attractive calling.
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In the 1910s, critics "began to turn the thesis against itself," using the same set of values to explain America's failings rather than its virtues, Grandin writes.
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These are people who commit to a set of values without much exploration — such as those from strict religious upbringings who adopt their parents' teachings without much questioning.
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It's the reason companies that have authentic corporate culture based on a common set of values and beliefs are the most productive and have the lowest employee churn.
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Holding true to a set of values will improve not only the way people perceive you as a boss and business owner, but your self-image as well.
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In this bleak new landscape, strivers haven't disappeared—they have simply reoriented themselves around a new set of values that bolster their class position in less noticeable ways.
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"Every day, everyone at General Motors is expected to uphold a set of values that are integral to the fabric of our culture," GM said in the statement.
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Donald Trump isn't just the oldest president elected in American history but also perhaps the first to project a complete set of values that have not aged well.
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It was amply clear which camp was behind which set of values; the message required no vulgar electioneering appeals that could draw the unwelcome attention of the IRS.
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Prestige is a funny thing, especially since it's often conferred upon one generation by the preceding one, which almost certainly believes in and upholds a different set of values.
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A set of values and beliefs embraced by all members of a family can even go a long way toward keeping conflicts at bay and preventing feuds from forming.
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It is true that the original intent of the Havana Biennial was to create a space, a network, and a set of values for artists of the Third World.
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"What I sense from people around me," she said," is that "the lifestyle and the set of values and aspirations that are being presented to us are not fulfilling.
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In this way, the designers introduced a set of values to the project that likely would not have been presented if the agenda was entirely set by the developers.
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The First Amendment is law, but it isn't only law—it's a set of values and a way of thinking about the role speech plays in a democratic society.
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God is the primary reality, and out of that flows a set of values and experiences: prayer, praise, charity, contrition, grace and the desire to grow closer toward holiness.
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As the Cold War demonstrated, such challenges to American interests are best confronted through coherent strategy backed by a credible threat of force and a clear set of values.
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He infused the airline's nascent culture with a clear set of values, like opting for efficiency over costly frills, which he felt was the only way to increase profits.
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Whether you drive a car or ride a bike has become a symbol for embracing or rejecting a whole set of values connected to the notion of global responsibility.
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And when it comes to our regard for women and minorities who suffer as victims of abuse, there is no such thing as a single American set of values.
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Take them out of contexts that encourage zero-sum group competition, and put them in a context that encourages cooperation, or just brings out another set of values entirely.
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Above our policy disputes, which are important, there are a set of values that represent the glue of this country, and they are under attack by things just like that.
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But Uber's investors clearly want the company to project a very different set of values — and view a radical shift in how outsiders perceive Uber as key to its future.
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A firm set of values, clear political positions derived from objective business priorities, and abundant transparency and accountability will carry business further than doing deals with the dealmaker-in-chief.
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I was asking, not 'Can we justify transition-related surgeries in relation to existing values,' but can we think about a different set of values under which to justify it.
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This is the surprisingly wholesome, traditionalist set of values that sneering at grift inevitably pushes you toward: old-timey rectitude and integrity, honest work and firm handshakes and mutual respect.
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As you grow into the job and become better known, you start to realise that people, young people especially, can see you as standing for a particular set of values.
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For those who have the privilege of living a life based on a different set of values, to what extent has the American dream mindset limited our idea of success?
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Yeah, but you know, we need to find a way to get back on the same page, and to share a set of facts, and to share a set of values.
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It's not necessarily all by design, but it raises additional questions about what set of values and incentives underpinned the formation of Trump's consistently pro-Russia stance on the campaign trail.
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They won because they are exceptionally gifted politicians—charismatic, intelligent, forceful, with a clear set of policy goals aligned with an equally clearly expressed set of values—who ran exemplary campaigns.
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Identity achievement is characterized by high exploration and high commitment, meaning you expose yourself to a variety of options and then commit to a set of values that represents you best.
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But some members insist that while the movement is atheistic, the group, like other religions, has a shared set of values, concerns and symbols (like Satan as a symbol of rebellion).
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This time, in a set of "values" the company made public in a post on Wednesday, Facebook made clear that showcasing content posted by friends and family was its top priority.
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It takes a certain set of values to put environmental protections over economic uses, and so far these values are not much in evidence in Mr. Trump or his designated administrators.
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It's something that a lot of people in Hollywood have trouble wrapping their heads around, that duality — that you can love someone's work and be horrified by their set of values.
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Still, despite our differences, I felt she and I shared a common set of values -- compassion, patriotism and a belief that our shared country could be a better version of itself.
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In an era of distrust in big institutions, having a clear set of values builds brand loyalty and stands out from a pervasive perception, especially among millennials, that corporations are soulless.
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"The set of values Warren has built within us will carry on for much, much, much, much longer than any one individual," said William Robertson, a firefighter and forester from Switzerland.
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So if you think of revolutionary radical Muslims seeking to out some of the traditional leaders in authoritarian regimes, they're often populists but with a very different set of values behind them.
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She continued: My questions as an artist are: Is it enough to host and commission diverse artists (particularly black, brown, and queer artists) as a means to show a set of values?
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This is a category where consumers will often inconvenience themselves to align their food consumption patterns with a certain set of values, such as community, ingredient quality and preferred lifestyle adherence. 4.
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Most Trump voters simply dream of a return to an era of more job security and greater purchasing power, not a fundamentally different society built on a radically new set of values.
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Still, Sierra Club executive director Michael Brune was cautious about the news and argued that Trump's opposition to the TPP is based on a different set of values than his group holds.
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But by detaching itself entirely from the practical realities of the legislative landscape, Sanders managed to get in touch with a much clearer set of values that animate people in progressive politics.
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Establishing values The first thing all businesses should have is a set of values that dictate not just how the company operates in society, but also how its employees treat each other.
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As in California, that work should focus not just on the biannual ballot box but on organizing those local communities, through sustained activism, around a shared set of values and policy preferences.
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It requires a cultural transformation driven by a new set of values, an ethic of differences that values all human beings not for how they should be but for who they are.
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In a recent ABC interview, Buttigieg explained the importance of laying out a set of values before diving into "the 14-point plan," a trap he says his party too often falls into.
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A failure to unite her troops behind that set of values would be an embarrassing setback for Democratic leaders who had vowed to operate the chamber differently after eight years in the minority.
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This is because the obvious is, essentially, a shortcut: It appeals to a set of values we'd formed some consensus around, a set of ideas we once agreed no serious person would question.
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We've worked too hard to create a set of values for this country and optimism, a path forward, among other things, and here's this person with vanity, all this foppery … Lot's of foppery.
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I believe that their path to a $103 billion market cap involves applying that core set of values to our interactions with everything else: Snap will become the leading platform for augmented reality experiences.
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Today's caustic discourse has created in the minds of many a belief that Americans no longer share a common set of values, and certainly not that which animated the Founding Fathers of this republic.
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His statements tended toward the gnomic: The orchestra is an ideal image of society; music strengthens the spiritual development of the country; students who play in an orchestra develop a different set of values.
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On some days, working just a 9-to-5 is hard enough — but Palar says entrepreneurs can find peace of mind in establishing a set of values that connects their business to their personal life.
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If Tank Man can stand in front of a line of tanks, American execs can stand before a line of their colleagues and find an ethical framework and a set of values that can work.
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According to the authors, these tactics don't always work, as every interviewer can have a different set of values, so it's important to come prepared for the position you're interviewing for, regardless of the interviewer.
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What has emerged is a new dimension, and it started again in the '60s and '70s with the Green parties, which became more progressive and affirmed a different set of values toward cosmopolitanism and the environmentalism.
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We have a stake in an American Dream that works, in a set of values that are irresistible and undeniable in equality, opportunity and fair play, and in addressing the gap between our reality and ideals.
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I think the thing that's accelerating all of this is we haven't really done a good job yet of creating a new generation of heroes that show a set of values and choices that are worthwhile.
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On J20 2017, Occupy Museums offered our vision that institutions large and small could begin to operate by an updated set of values that could run on mutual support and produce bravery in the face of fear.
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The website says the institution is "animated by a set of values that are rooted in Jewish history and experience," and says it is "one of the few universities in America with inclusivity as a founding principle."
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Well, no, it's actually core as in a core philosophy that's about a purpose beyond just making money and a deeply held set of values that you're not going to compromise and truly holding ... You stick to it.
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But the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) also allows companies to use a modified set of values, published by the Department of Agriculture in 423, that take into account our ability to digest different foods in different ways.
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Marohn criticizes the planning profession for its lack of municipal sustainability, but seemingly is willing to substitute one group of far-flung experts with another to override the locals, presumably just with a different (better?) set of values.
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"Perhaps living life high up in a tower in a world of exclusive clubs, measuring success by wins and losses, the number of zeros in your bank account, perhaps you just develop a different set of values," Mrs.
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But the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) also allows companies to use a modified set of values, published by the Department of Agriculture in 1955, that take into account our ability to digest different foods in different ways.
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What Frazier and Merck underscore today is the advantage held by businesses and leaders that have already done the hard work of defining their worldview and grounding their organizations in a commitment to a core set of values.
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If you're a company that's oriented toward a certain set of values and you've got people who aren't in agreement, who are actually trying to shoot those values down, you need to make that hard choice to remove them.
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While the Cleveland Cavaliers' "All In" is a bit generic, the Golden State Warriors' "Strength in Numbers" has represented an all-encompassing set of values that defined the team as it rolled to a 73-9 regular-season record.
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At a meeting with his senior leadership team on Tuesday, Mr. Calhoun introduced a new set of values intended to guide the company, which he hopes will inspire employees still working on getting the 737 Max back in service.
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"If I had not been coached well about how to deal with a culture and a set of values that were foreign to my own, I would not have been able to be successful," Frazier tells Harvard Law Bulletin.
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"If the president can declare an emergency on something he has created as an emergency — an illusion that he wants to convey — just think what a president with a different set of values can present to the American people," Pelosi said.
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"We see the $1 trillion that parents spend on children each year growing, but also shifting as millennials' unique set of values and influencers – aided by technology – leads to new choices," said a report by Goldman Sachs published in May.
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The musical "Hair" focused on that same period, when many white men who grew their hair long or African-Americans who grew out their Afros were also rejecting a set of values, refusing to look and behave in narrowly prescribed ways.
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The game never requires the player to behave this way, but the systems at play here imply a certain set of values: sex work has worth, is beneficial to the client, and exploiting sex workers, while risky, is always an option.
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Organizations like the Red Cross or Doctors without Borders were founded around a core set of values, often referred to as "dunantist" after Henry Dunant, who played a key role in the creation of the International Committee of the Red Cross.
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That is fine so far as it goes, but articulating the right set of values in a company is no more a guarantee to a good culture than having a great wedding is a guarantee of having a good marriage.
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When you go to sort data in Excel, specifically when you order your sheet based on a certain set of values, you will have to select the whole document so that it doesn't change the order of the data sheet.
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If people of different political philosophies actually believed their opponents were similarly motivated by a common set of values to "love thy neighbor," I believe we would get a lot more talking and problem-solving and less yelling and screaming.
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This may sound like reverent, outdated "hippie-speak" to a young, contemporary audience, but I would argue that this set of values is not only defiant, but absolutely imperative in the face of the growing right-wingism of the Western world.
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Keep the following tips in mind when attracting and attempting to retain members of any generation — millennial or otherwise: Make hiring decisions based on the values that motivate your company and whether or not a candidate espouses that set of values.
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If so, what's remarkable is not the decision of an individual company — Airbnb, say, or Google — to make a principled and visible choice to ally its personal brand with a given set of values, but rather the prevailing winds of cultural change.
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It's one of the most striking documents to emerge to illustrate the sharp new conflict, largely generational, between companies accustomed to working largely uncontroversially with the US government, and employees who expect even a public relations firm to carry a set of values.
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In my book, I discuss the ideas of Erik Erikson, who coined the term "identity crisis," and James Marcia, who wrote at length about how young people go about resolving it in terms of exploration and commitment to a set of values.
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"We have leaders flirting with another set of values," said a third, referring to Orban's call for "illiberal democracy" and his attacks on an open refugee policy which he says is promoted by Brussels officials set on imposing a new "empire" on Hungary.
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Permitting the schoolteacher to sue the father for refusing to shake hands with her reaches beyond the requirement that the Muslim father obey the law to insist that he embrace a set of values and identities even if they clash with his own.
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Though he simplifies the Enlightenment into a monolithic set of values and cherry-picks Nietzsche to vilify liberal academics, Pinker's strident optimism could help curb those threats, like climate change, that remain, by encouraging us to discard fatalism and think about solutions.
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"I'm not going to say what we actually agreed upon, but we agreed on a set of values that were in harmony with the things that we care about," said Mr. Lynch, who mentioned an infrastructure package and pension changes as common priorities.
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She was presented with a set of values — a belief in the superiority of the great books and high culture and a revulsion toward philistinism and commercial culture — that she internalized and would carry with her for the rest of her life.
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If we don't approach internet standards with a strong set of values that promote user privacy and freedom of expression, the standards will be set by people who do not share those values, and the overall integrity of the global open internet will inevitably suffer.
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The idea that 4chan and its presumably interchangeable spawn Anonymous is fundamentally "united by a common culture and set of values, fuzzy around the edges, but solid at the core," as Beran argues, just doesn't hold up in the face of the verifiable historical record.
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"People look at an institution and they see people who are like them, who share their experiences, who they imagine share their set of values, and that's a sort of natural thing and they feel more comfortable if that occurs," Justice Kagan said in Tucson.
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In electronic music, events are usually called "safe spaces" when they promote a set of values best summarized by a banner that hangs at Brooklyn's Afropunk festival every year: no sexism, no racism, no ableism, no ageism, no homophobia, no fatphobia, no transphobia, no hatefulness.
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She likes the idea of pledging herself to "the principle of free love," though she seems to mean this as a statement of political solidarity, a way of allying herself with a set of values—feminism, gender equality, the erosion of the primacy of marriage.
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In the run-up to the WeWork acquisition, however, Meetup became unfocused, spending energy on revising its supportive culture and getting rid of employees who didn't fall in line with a newly redesigned set of values, according to multiple former employees and internal documents obtained by Gizmodo.
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In another area of the room, there's a clothing rack for resident fashionista Tan France, and a light-up sign that reads "style, taste, class" hangs on a brick wall in the room, which marks a set of values possibly set forth by culture expert Karamo Brown.
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And they are profoundly unpatriotic: The United States is, after all, a nation founded on the principle that being an American isn't about where you had the random luck to be born, but rather whether you swear allegiance to a unique and enduring set of values.
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So we think there's actually a new opportunity at this particular rupture for a "people's alignment," where movements, institutions, think tanks, businesses, and unions are organized around a new set of values aimed at building a government and an economy that actually works for all people.
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As the world evolves and the clients of the future might adopt a set of values different from the ones we have, or our parents and grandparents had, we should be thinking how to evolve the mission and essence of our brands to ensure their perpetuity.
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Because "a stable and democratic society is impossible without widespread acceptance of some common set of values and without a minimum degree of literacy and knowledge on the part of most citizens," Mr. Friedman wrote, the government should pay for all children to go to school.
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It is a delicate balance for Mr. Son, who is on the one hand receiving investment capital from a conservative nation that built its vast wealth with oil and on the other hand using that very wealth to fund progressive young companies with a different set of values.
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What only a year ago still looked like a risky swerve from a deeply ingrained democratic culture, or a knee-jerk reaction to the omnipresence of "political correctness," now appears to be a joint, methodical, determined effort to undermine pillars of the liberal order and install a different set of values.
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Earlier this year, Supermajority, a women's equality organization I cofounded along with incredible leaders like Ai-jen Poo, Alicia Garza, and Cecile Richards, released the Majority Rules — a set of values, informed by input from tens of thousands of women — that are essential to achieving women's equality in government and in society.
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In many of these countries, values changed from a focus on material needs — jobs, economic growth, and the things people who lived through the Great Recession and the period of war cared about — to a different set of values, which was environmental, gender equality, participation, democracy and a whole range of other post-material values.
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"As technologies emerge and mature, then figuring out how they get incorporated into existing regulatory structures becomes a tougher problem, and the government needs to be involved a little bit more—not always to force the new technology into the square peg that exists but to make sure the regulations reflect a broad base set of values," he says.
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The leaked recording is one of the most striking documents to emerge of the sharp new conflict between companies accustomed to working largely uncontroversially with the US government, and employees who expect even a public relations firm to carry a set of values — and to take a public stand against the worst features of the ascendant new American right.
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Behind its new, civilized mask of political opposition to Israel's policies, anti-Semitism has the potential to be extremely dangerous, since it erodes the very basis on which the free world has stood since the end of World War II. This basis is a shared set of values that have become the consensus in politics and international relations.
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" Ms Ong Yeng Fang, Managing Director and Head of UOB Private Bank, said "UOB has been steered by its founding principles for more than 17.000 years and our set of values continues to guide us in how we connect businesses to opportunities, help our clients grow their wealth and in our support of communities wherever we have a presence.
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On great matters of principle, which can include a Supreme Court nominee that stands for a set of values that they believe would move the nation in the wrong direction, the toughest legislative fight possible could be just the right elixir for mobilizing party activists -- and it could be an effective tool in forcing a president away from a particular direction.
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That's because those who have been convicted were individuals who either did not understand the requirements of every military member to abide by a professional ethic and a prescribed set of values, or they did not understand the implications such an action has for commanders who have the requirement to constantly maintain good order and discipline in the professional military force.
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As long as each person or group at the platform table remembers President Ronald Reagan's advice – to be willing to "get 28503 or 22019 percent of what" they want and continue trying to get the rest later – constructing and articulating a platform now provides an opportunity to bring our party together around that core set of values that define us.
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The NYT explains the fine line that SoftBank's chief, Masa Son, must walk: It is a delicate balance for Mr. Son, who is on the one hand receiving investment capital from a conservative nation that built its vast wealth with oil and on the other hand using that very wealth to fund progressive young companies with a different set of values.
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" Asked why Moscow would feel it could carry out such an attack, Mr. Johnson said: "It was a sign that President Putin, or the Russian state, wanted to give to potential defectors in their own agencies that this is what happens to you if you decide that you support a country with a different set of values such as our own: You can expect to be assassinated.
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"So when we build a particular set of values, into new spaces, and new systems, not only we making them exclusive spaces and systems and making it harder to have a world that is more inclusive overall, we're also communicating to people who try and enter—'this is how gender works, these are the categories that you can live in, this is how your gender is determined,'" Keyes explained.
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Read more: A 4-year-old trucking startup achieved a major victory in fixing one of transportation's biggest inefficiencies — and it's a huge win for truck driversThe only way you can really hedge against those things is by hiring really good people that are good at solving problems, thoughtful, have good judgment, and are able to act quickly with a set of values that give them confidence they're doing the right thing.
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Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE and American conservative media organizations like the Daily Caller have claimed that the existence of Islam, with our society's "liberal political correctness," threatens to impose its (immensely diverse) set of values on Europe and America.
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We think, not only are we stronger as a party but we are stronger as a nation when we celebrate differences, when we celebrate diversity and recognize that we all bring something to the table…When you get a wide array of people in the room, what you learn is you don't have to be just like me to be just like me — we have a certain set of values, the things that connect us as human beings.
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So, a lot of the foundational rules limited the power of a lot of individuals being able to vote and have a voice and checked the popular will at a lot of different stages, everything from the way that laws get written by Congress, right, and not by people, you know, so, everything– to the Electoral College, which a lot of people think today is undemocratic, but, I mean, it was put in place because of a set of values that a democratic republic would be better.
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What's more, Salesforce has used this program as a template to help other companies launch similar programs with 786 companies joining the pledge one percent movement, including many companies built on the Salesforce platform or launched by former employees of the company He points out that each company has a set of values to guide the organization, and while profit and building great products is an integral part of that, he hopes companies can use the wealth they gain by making great products to help make the world a better place.
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Social Capital is more and more like some of the best companies in Silicon Valley: a) we have raised a lot of money; we make a lot of money b) we have a very ambitious mission and aspirational set of values c) we work on really hard problems that advance humanity d) we attract amazingly talented people who want to work here and move the world forward Over time, i think that there will be so much upheaval in the public markets via the disruptive value of technology that many incumbents will be destroyed, many new companies will be created and the cycle time will shorten on this process (ie today's winner becomes tomorrow's loser).
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