Silver bullet prescription New "solutions" are often lauded as the "silver bullet" that will cure all of your ills.
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No silver bullet: The regulatory landscape in financial services is complex, and there is no silver bullet for the adoption of new technologies.
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No silver bullet There are no easy answers to stopping this outbreak as its complexity doesn't lend itself to a silver bullet solution.
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We haven't found the silver bullet – but in the last 10 years I never found the silver bullet so I don't think it exists.
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" He added, "There's no silver bullet, no magic solutions.
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One important lesson is that there is no silver bullet.
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Fixing the pricing model is not a silver bullet, then.
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"This will help, but it's no silver bullet," he added.
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"There is no silver bullet to cyber security," says Heilbronn.
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I'd like to say I had some brilliant silver bullet.
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Don't expect that Cruz amendment to be a silver bullet.
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"We don't see scooters as a silver bullet," he said.
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"Negative ads are never a silver bullet," Mr. Goldstein said.
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This new proposal is by no means a silver bullet.
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But experts don't have a silver bullet to guarantee protection.
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Silicon Valley has responded creatively, but there's no silver bullet.
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Teaching is a difficult job, and there is no silver bullet.
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It's not just the cast, though: Silver Bullet is really entertaining.
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In fact, VR has the makings of a pedagogical silver bullet.
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Now, spreading misinformation isn't necessarily a silver bullet for winning elections.
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Revenue share is not a silver bullet for all investment opportunities.
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"This vaccine is not a silver bullet for dengue," Ferguson said.
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"There was no silver bullet for this, no antidote," he says.
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At the same time, we know there is no silver bullet.
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It's true that banning salary histories is not a silver bullet.
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There is, however, no single, silver bullet that will cure cancer.
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Even when companies do pay out, it's not a silver bullet.
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None of that is a silver bullet, but it's good news.
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If you're worried about this, there isn't really a silver bullet.
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He has a motorcycle-wheelchair combo vehicle called the Silver Bullet.
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I don't think there's any one silver bullet or one approach.
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Yes, but: Chowdhury notes the fairness tool isn't a silver bullet.
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"No G.M. trait for us is a silver bullet," he said.
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"The Renewal school program wasn't a silver bullet," Mr. Phillips said.
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The drug, in many ways, is touted as a silver bullet.
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"It's easy to say this isn't the silver bullet," he said.
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Keep in mind, however, that freezes are not a silver bullet.
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Nobody has figured out a silver bullet for fixing that yet.
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"Iowa was not a silver bullet for South Carolina," Belcher says.
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"Land-based climate engineering is not a silver bullet," Seneviratne said.
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Price transparency should not be thought of as a silver bullet.
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Fresh beef may not be a silver bullet for McDonald's, however.
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But none of these indicators is a silver bullet for alien life.
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Like everything, there is no one silver bullet solution to the challenge.
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"The vaccine is not a silver bullet for this outbreak," says Morrison.
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Today's more mature marketers point to content marketing as the silver bullet.
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ADMIRAL ROGERS: So my first comment is there's no silver bullet here.
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With synthetic biology and the future of food, there's no silver bullet.
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Sony's silver bullet in reaching those numbers is the PlayStation VR's price.
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"There is no silver bullet to reducing greenhouse gas emissions," Petron said.
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Work requirements for welfare are not a silver bullet solution to poverty.
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A drastic change to a privatized organization is not the silver bullet.
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Not everyone believes that SMRs are the nuclear industry's silver bullet, however.
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Espen Egil Hansen,... The silver bullet Airstream camper is an American icon.
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They are not the silver bullet solution to end the current crisis.
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I know of no silver bullet to address our deepening domestic divisions.
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That said, credit freezes are not a silver bullet against identity theft.
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"There's no silver bullet, one-size fits all solution," Mr. Kutcher said.
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The results should be driven by Airstream&aposs famous Silver Bullet trailers.
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"It's not as satisfying as finding a silver bullet," Ms. Ferrera said.
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"Fiscal adjustment is a cake recipe not a silver bullet," says Mr Hartung.
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Even so, the Quick Switch Adapter may well be the company's silver bullet.
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Android Go isn't a silver bullet for all of Android's low-end problems.
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But, AI will still not be the silver bullet that too many believe.
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Public registers are not a silver bullet solution to eradicate illicit financial activity.
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"We're a silver bullet perhaps for a very, very small problem," she said.
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I will not pretend that Solve on its own is the silver bullet.
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After seeing ten cooked guinea pigs, a silver bullet isn't going to rate.
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Is another "silver bullet" for microbial infection hidden within medieval European medical literature?
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"There is no silver bullet on deforestation," Szerman told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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The iconic silver bullet trailers are a mainstay on America's highways and byways.
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The Remain campaign's silver bullet was always Mr Cameron's advocacy of its cause.
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"He obviously assumed that the ethanol mandate was a silver bullet," Shrum said.
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There is no sleep silver bullet, just the tarnished brass of a deadbolt.
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This project was never meant as a silver bullet to solve the drought.
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Taxing meat is definitely not an uncontroversial policy option or a silver bullet.
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"It's an important advance, but it's not a silver bullet," Professor Hodgins said.
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"I would love someone to come up with a silver bullet," he said.
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There is no silver bullet on policy response to such an extraordinary shock.
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House Democrats may have found a silver bullet to obtain Trump's tax returns.
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Free public transit feels like a good idea, but it's not a silver bullet.
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Google, Facebook, Twitter—none of these companies is sitting on a silver-bullet solution.
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There's no silver bullet and the right answer may be different for each family.
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As disabilities vary so much, there is no silver bullet for solving the problem.
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"There's not a silver bullet for us, everything we do is iterative," Siminoff says.
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"Most people don't change their minds; it's not like a silver bullet," says Broockman.
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It's not the silver bullet … but it can be one of the funding tools.
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There isn't a silver bullet solution to address the challenge of diversity in Congress.
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"We sold the place with a silver bullet embedded in the wall," he said.
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"In that sense, U=U is not the silver bullet folks want," she says.
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Textbooks, Mr. Hughes acknowledged, are not a silver bullet for education problems in Britain.
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The president's silver bullet against recruitment—rapid economic growth—is proving tricky to discharge.
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None of those initiatives, nor the recent AI tools, will be a silver bullet.
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The closest thing to an evidence-based silver bullet is likely to be intelligence.
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While there's no silver bullet for these problems, there are ways to organize securely.
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The Strategy acknowledges that there is no one silver bullet approach to empowering girls.
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There is no silver bullet for China's massive distortions of traditional global market systems.
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Carbon capture isn't a moonshot solution, nor is it a silver bullet for decarbonization.
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There is no silver bullet for climate change — there's not even a silver buckshot.
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Still, he said missile defense is no "silver bullet" to dealing with North Korea.
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"There's no silver bullet that can be readily used" in soybeans' place, Puette said.
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So increasing services revenue isn't a silver bullet, but it's better than the alternative.
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The actions neededThere is no silver bullet that can instantly eliminate all oppression of women.
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Florida senator has released shows the kind of originality needed for a silver-bullet breakout.
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But running isn't a silver bullet; it can be draining on the body and mind.
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To be sure, these devices are not seen as a silver bullet for opioid addiction.
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Protecting transportation systems requires a holistic approach and there is no "silver bullet," they agreed.
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Yes, but: Blockchain isn't a silver bullet, and consumes a great deal of energy itself.
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These technological solutions aren't a silver bullet; you also need strong social norms and moderation.
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Volvo prides itself on safety and knows the speed limit won't be a silver bullet.
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"It's rapidly becoming a big data problem, and everyone is looking for the silver bullet."
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So let's stop thinking that pre-k, universal or targeted, is the silver bullet answer.
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"We're not trying to sell the silver bullet to your E.D. problems," Ms. Goicochea said.
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These recommendations would not provide a silver bullet for containment and mitigation of this epidemic.
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However, participants warned that FDA reform via the UFAs would not be a silver bullet.
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The vocational schools themselves are no silver bullet to the country's economic and social ills.
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Revised structures will certainly help, but no single policy or toolbox offers a silver bullet.
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So cryptocurrency will not be the silver bullet that resolves the humanitarian crisis in Venezuela.
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In Daconta's view, this showed that agile methods are not the silver bullet advocates claim.
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The consensus among researchers is that there is no single culprit — and, therefore, no silver bullet.
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His win also shows criticism of his past support for abortion rights isn't a silver bullet.
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But there is one silver bullet that you should seriously consider: starting your own side business.
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And we shouldn't treat electric cars like some silver bullet that will take town dirty energy.
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But there isn't a silver bullet — even with this year's Saturday Night Live finale at risk.
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And in many places where the system has been used, it's far from a silver bullet.
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There's no silver-bullet solution to determining if there's a risk, and if so, how much.
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In the end, DAC, like most clean energy technologies, is neither a silver bullet nor bullshit.
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It's time for an acceptance that there's no silver bullet to beating ISIS on our streets.
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At the First Five Years Fund, we recognize that no one program is a silver bullet.
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GOLER: THERES NO SILVER BULLET BUT WEVE BEEN HAPPY WITH THE IMPACT ITS HAD AT FACEBOOK.
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So, I don't think education will be the silver bullet in the fight against fake media.
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"We're not going to have a silver bullet that solves the fire problem," Quinn-Davidson said.
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Ultimately, there's no silver bullet to systematically price a bond that hasn't traded in a year.
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There is no silver bullet or magic pill that will be the cure-all to addiction.
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Thanks to Ariel for leading us to the silver bullet for the end of today's briefing.
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But the tariffs, some Republicans said, may not be the silver bullet Trump is hoping for.
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But, you know, I keep going back to the fact that there is no silver bullet.
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There's little conviction that price-level targeting or any of the alternatives is a silver bullet.
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"Cash is far from a silver bullet," Ms. Glassman, of the Center for Global Development, said.
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There's no need to criticize or abandon carbon pricing just because it isn't a silver bullet.
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He&aposs kind of -- this is a silver bullet, but, you know, it still could get challenge.
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Installing F-Droid isn't a silver bullet, but it's the first step in protecting yourself from malware.
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Zepatos laid out commandments to fix the problems, admitting that there was no silver bullet sound bite.
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That is because no silver bullet exists to stem the tide of prescription drug abuse in America.
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However, experts say these sort of algorithmic tests aren't a silver bullet for identifying rare genetic disorders.
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"That is the silver bullet that's really going to unlock the potential in our industry," he said.
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"There is no silver bullet," former Obama administration Deputy Secretary of State Anthony Blinken told CNN Monday.
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He also cautioned against seeing this experiment as a silver bullet for the problems of urban living.
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"It's not going to be some huge silver bullet that solves all of Twitter's problem," Calacanis said.
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As long as Airstream keeps the innovations inside the silver bullet, the company should be just fine.
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"I want to conduct my own assessment ... It may be there isn't a silver bullet," Randell said.
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There is no single solution or silver bullet for achieving intersectional gender and pay equity in tech.
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"When it comes to 5G's most effective new weapons against cybercrime, he says: "There's no silver bullet.
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This simply isn't the case; our recent study shows yet again why silver bullet thinking is misguided.
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"There's no silver bullet that's going to come in and solve these problems," CEO Roger Lynch said.
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There is no silver bullet for protecting the planet's rich biodiversity; we must explore all available mechanisms.
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I think basically it's a kind of ... We need a million solutions, not one silver-bullet solution.
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They keep searching for a politically safe silver bullet that slays Obamacare and yet leaves everyone happy.
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Republicans keep searching for a politically safe silver bullet that slays Obamacare and yet leaves everyone happy.
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There is no silver-bullet solution to this crisis, but I found some hope in Eastern Europe.
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But re-examining recruiting is not a silver bullet: Progress beyond the entry level has remained elusive.
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Anyone who says curbing population is a silver bullet is ignoring critical variables of production and consumption.
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"The silver bullet comes by adding more training opportunities during and after high school," said Dr. Carnevale.
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But it's clearer now than it has ever been that visibility is no silver bullet for transphobia.
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"This is one step in a long process," and not "a silver bullet" for lowering drug costs.
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There is no silver bullet or magic elixir to pull Congress from its current state of dysfunction.
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Conservationists enthusiastically embraced the devices as a silver bullet a few years ago — but disappointment was swift.
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An uncomfortable truth International comparisons cannot provide a silver bullet solution to America's experiences of gun violence.
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Cannabis is not this silver bullet [or] magical cure for everything some people will claim it to be.
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The original Astrovan had that signature Airstream "silver bullet" look, as you can see in the photo below.
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Racism, income inequality, and a generation less prosperous than their parents are complicated problems with no silver bullet.
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Integrating track and trains is no "silver bullet", warns the report from which Mr Grayling took his idea.
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The silver bullet to solving the problem would be a vaccine, but this has so far been elusive.
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"There's been a lot of talk about body cameras as a silver bullet or a solution," Obama said.
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"Every time there's a kidnapping, everyone looks for a silver bullet to make it go away," Bell says.
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"There's been a lot of talk about body cameras as a silver bullet or a solution," he said.
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Artificial intelligence has been touted by some in the security community as the silver bullet in malware detection.
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While there's no silver bullet, we see technology as one of the solutions to bridge this growing gulf.
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"We have been wrangling with this problem long enough to know there is no silver bullet," she said.
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"Right now there's no perfect silver bullet pill that makes your sleep into a perfect sleeper," Mander says.
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In the complex, evolving landscape of cybersecurity there is no silver bullet policy solution to prevent all cyberattacks.
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But the order will not be a silver bullet, something even coal executive Bob Murray acknowledged this week.
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"There's no silver bullet here in terms of trying to really make this market more competitive," he said.
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"Tiger worm toilets are promising but they aren't the silver bullet to change sanitation across Africa," Bastable added.
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While none of these women have a silver bullet for saving money, they tend to practice similar habits.
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"They were all racing for the silver-bullet solution; the Jerusalem thing is classic craziness," Mr. Megalogenis said.
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Human capital is the closest thing to a silver bullet in the ongoing fight to protect vital information.
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Because of the ubiquity and diversity of governments regulating governments, there is not a single, silver bullet solution.
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You don't want the feeling to grow that it's a silver bullet and then have something go wrong.
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"We know that there is no silver bullet" to thwart mass shootings, Biden said as the meeting began.
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However, like any diet plan, IF isn't for everyone and it isn't a silver bullet for weight loss.
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Policymakers and experts alike recognize that enforcing sanctions is very difficult and they are not a silver bullet.
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ActionAid, CARE and other aid groups argue insurance is not a "silver bullet" to tackle loss and damage.
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While Hughes acknowledged that UBI isn't a silver bullet, he said it's one crucial part of fighting poverty.
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But technology and data are no silver bullet, panelists said, and require effective partnerships between governments, businesses and academics.
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JF: There's not any one single data source or sort of silver bullet for how you map the world.
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When it comes to technological solutions to the problem of malicious fakes, "there's no silver bullet," says Robert Chesney.
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We wish there could be a simple silver bullet, but after a generation of relentless assault, there just isn't.
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Microlending has gone from being the silver bullet to end poverty, to the poor man's snare, to largely ignored.
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That sounds substantial but Stephen Tusa of J.P. Morgan, an investment bank, insists it is not a silver bullet.
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"I think one must reconcile ourselves that maybe there is no silver bullet here," he told reporters Tuesday evening.
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"Carbon capture is not the silver bullet, but it can contribute significantly to reducing carbon dioxide emissions," Matter said.
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During his session, Coleman said there's no silver bullet to fixing the diversity and inclusion issues at the company.
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There's no silver bullet (or bullet train), but a partial remedy announced on Tuesday might be in the works.
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The bottom line is that transportation experts agree there's no silver bullet to fix this enormous and expensive challenge.
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Koalas are facing extinction in large areas, and so are many other species, and there is no silver bullet.
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Rock legend Bob Seger has announced what is being billed as his final tour with the Silver Bullet Band.
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"There's no perfect silver bullet to a tough political environment," said Cavalry's Michael Duncan, who led the digital effort.
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"There's no silver bullet," Wright said in an interview, adding job training and healthcare access are also crucial tools.
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And while it is not a silver bullet that guarantees success, it makes starting a new job much easier.
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And while technology can help protect against, and recover from, cyberattacks, there is no one silver-bullet technological solution.
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"We're not convinced there is any silver bullet that can turn Venezuela around in the near term," Tran said.
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The Paris Agreement, reached in December among 195 countries, was never imagined as the silver bullet for global warming.
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Many of the people doing work on menstrual health initiatives know that distributing products is not a silver bullet.
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"There are no silver bullet solutions," James Miller, the top Pentagon policy official from 22003 to 22005, told me.
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I remember Rand Paul talking about association health plans as a sort of silver bullet during the repeal debate.
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And dialogue is not a silver bullet that will magically banish the deep and painful divisions in our country.
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Despite this burst of activity, we emphasize that AI is far from a silver bullet in fighting Covid-19.
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For newer players, building scale is difficult in a crowded market and consolidation is not always the silver bullet.
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Comprehensive sex education does not offer a silver bullet that inevitably decreases unintended pregnancy, violence and poor health outcomes.
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The real silver bullet for any epidemic or pandemic is a vaccine — and that's going to take a while.
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I believe it's the closest thing we have to a silver-bullet solution to so many of our challenges.
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While the device isn't a "silver bullet," it could be a major step toward detecting accidents before they occur.
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"There is no silver bullet of what will make Americans all change their mind about eating insects," Yoon said.
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"VR is not a panacea or silver bullet, but a tool to teach many different things," Dr. Gold said.
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As I previously explained, more treatment alone won't be a silver bullet, and it won't solve the crisis overnight.
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There are a million things wrong with the American political system and no silver bullet for any of them.
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Geoff laughed and offered some advice: People assume body transformations are a silver bullet to cure unhappiness, but they're not.
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"AI is not a silver bullet," Guy Rosen, Facebook's vice president of integrity, said in a call with reporters Thursday. ●
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"There is no silver bullet to solve this complex issue," Sousa said in a speech to business leaders in Toronto.
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"Here's some news: There is not one silver bullet on this," he told the American Council on Renewable Energy (ACORE).
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So I don't think there's a silver bullet, other than it being a focus and priority of ... What's changed you?
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To state the bottom line clearly: The ability to pull carbon out of the air is not a silver bullet.
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Supervised drug-use sites are not a silver bullet, but they help to keep needles clean and off the streets.
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"The latest move is not a silver bullet, but it's better than nothing," said Varun Khandelwal, managing director, Bullero Capital.
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Reports from Iowa suggest that Democratic primary voters, desperate to find a silver bullet against Trump, are wracked with indecision.
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"No silver bullet is needed to dispatch this movie," Vincent Canby wrote in a review in The New York Times.
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If you think an advisor has a silver bullet to outperform the market consistently, you eventually will end up disappointed.
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While there is no silver bullet to eliminating risk in our transportation systems, technologies do exist to make them safer.
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We have four issue areas that we cover, because we believe that there is no silver bullet to solving poverty.
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Survival Shield X-2 won't save you from a nuclear holocaust, and Silver Bullet won't magically cure your immune system.
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Unfortunately, he added, there are hurdles that still prevent phage therapy from being a silver bullet, even in a lab.
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Let's be clear — these brief interventions aren't a silver bullet, a quick-and-easy way to transform K-12 education.
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The study emphasized that there is no one silver bullet for the opioid crisis (as experts have told me before).
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"I just don't believe there is that single silver bullet that even exists, at least at this moment," he said.
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It gave the erroneous impression that trees could be the silver bullet needed to solve the climate crisis, she said.
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Still, Dr. Yu said a capsule containing a cocktail of beneficial microbes is never going to be a silver bullet.
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They acknowledged there is no "silver bullet" for misinformation, but stressed the program shows significant potential in the company's view.
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"We have not found a magic wand or a silver bullet, but we have relaunched the peace process," he said.
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" When it comes to issues of pay inequality and advancing women up the ladder, he says: "There's no silver bullet.
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The Point: Cohen's testimony didn't provide a single silver bullet against Trump's White House that some Democrats had hoped for.
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Unfortunately, research doesn't provide clear answers, so it's wise to be wary of anyone claiming to have a silver bullet.
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Many have pointed to 25G mobile internet as a way to overcome the problem, but it's not a silver bullet.
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Candidates want to believe that there's a silver-bullet ad out there that can singlehandedly turn things in their favor, and
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But because nurses can't be drivers, that benefit isn't a silver-bullet answer to the complex needs families like Smithline's face.
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These dating companies have yet to find a silver bullet for video moderation, and so the responsibility often falls onto users.
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So, you should expect to see from us various product features because there's no silver bullet for all of these things.
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Offering personalization in exchange for data is a neat proposition, but it's not a silver bullet for those fighting data monopolies.
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The games industry and its analysts are always looking for a silver bullet to describe the wax and wane of economics.
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"Investors realize there may not be one silver bullet out there and they have to choose a few solutions," Rosiak said.
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Even though Ava isn't a fertility silver bullet — because that's not something that exists — using a cycle tracking device can't hurt.
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"There are data to show that vaping can help people stop smoking, although they are not a silver bullet," McRobbie added.
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This may lead us all to believe that simply creating more jobs is the silver-bullet solution to any economic crisis.
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Musicians and podcast heroes rejoice: At $99, Roland's Go:Mixer might just prove to be the silver bullet to make magic happen.
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But each one contributes to the gap — and there's no silver bullet that can overcome them all in one fell swoop.
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This is not a problem that can be fixed overnight, and, to be sure, the package was not a silver bullet.
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"Poorer communities have multiple needs, and there is no silver bullet solution for them," John-Son told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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Exercise is as close to a silver bullet against ailments as we have found; it's even linked to lower cancer risk.
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I mean the problem is, there is no silver bullet here to rid us of trump because trump didn't just happen.
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However they should also consider other measures of security, as there is no one silver bullet to solve all security issues.
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Mark Buitenhek, Global Head of Transaction Services at ING, said he was doubtful blockchain or other technologies were a silver bullet.
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And while these ugly fruit services may not be the silver bullet that stops waste, they also have their high points.
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"It's a silver bullet mindset that is not going to get us there," in terms of stabilizing the climate, she said.
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Therefore, insurance can be one aspect of a CI industry's plan to mitigate risk, but it is not the silver bullet.
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G.M.O. crops are not a silver bullet, but they are a very important and productive tool for modern and sustainable agriculture.
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As lovely as a free hour of sleep may sound, it might not be the silver bullet we want it to be.
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As a werewolf movie, Silver Bullet is easy enough to dismiss, but as a time capsule of the decade, it is perfect.
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Even if more studies wind finding that e-cigarettes are helpful for adult smokers, they aren't a silver bullet for quitting cigarettes.
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"Mindfulness is no silver bullet — it doesn't make all your problems go away," he recently told the Los Angeles Review of Books.
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In some cases minors can access summer food stamp programs intended to compensate for this, but it's not exactly a silver bullet.
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I acknowledge financial education doesn't solve everything and no one should depict education as a silver bullet that creates financial well-being.
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"There is no silver bullet when it comes to finding and removing this content, but we're getting much better," Walker will say.
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This in itself does not provide a silver bullet because cancer cells use a range of tricks to defend themselves against attack.
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SO I THINK HE DOESN'T FULLY GRASPS THE LAW OF UNINTENDED CONSEQUENCES OF WHAT SEEMS LIKE A SILVER BULLET, A QUICK FIX.
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Moreover, creating backdoors to access encrypted data on endpoint devices is not a silver bullet that will win the war on terrorism.
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"Of course technology is not a silver bullet that can solve all these problems but it can be the catalyst," Dahan said.
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"It's not a silver bullet," said Jamila Taylor, the director of health care reform at The Century Foundation, a nonpartisan think tank.
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And the theory that his skepticism about free trade deals would be a silver bullet in the industrial Midwest has been disproved.
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It's no small secret that Marc Fisher's 'Yale' Chelsea Bootie is a silver bullet for a high-fashion effect on a budget.
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Transportation leaders representing businesses, airports and highways told senators on Wednesday that there isn't a silver bullet to solve the funding challenge.
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Aarons doesn't consider the replacement of Neumann as a "silver bullet," but he thinks it is a move in the right direction.
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Despite the huge amount of threat intelligence to be gained by inspecting internet of things connections, Harrell said there's no silver bullet.
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He says the party plans to show it's serious about addressing climate change, and there's no silver bullet, including the new legislation.
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Trump's base isn't always enoughBut the result in the traditionally Republican stronghold of Kentucky shows that this support is no silver bullet.
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While Israel monitors attacks at its cyber security center in the southern city of Beersheba, Netanyahu said there was "no silver bullet".
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These solutions, though, need to come together to strike a balance — because there is no one silver bullet to solving this problem.
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I am definitely not of the view that it's a silver bullet—that you start meditating and all of your anxiety evaporates.
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He also discusses what Mic has learned in the past five years and why there's no silver bullet for social media success.
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"The silver bullet has yet to be defined," said Richard McMahon of the Edison Electric Institute, which represents U.S. investor-owned electric companies.
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But scenarios of a quick solution to Trump—some silver bullet or Kryptonite to finish him off in Iowa—simply don't have plausibility.
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So what if we told you there was a styling silver bullet to lend an extra boost of confidence during big life moments?
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"Some genealogists don't want a silver bullet and if it doesn't take 40 years of hard work, it's not worth it," Japhet said.
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However, eating vegan isn't a silver bullet that's going to solve all of your health issues or make you instantly healthier, Davis says.
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If we hope to stop this, we must begin by realizing that no single company or technological "silver-bullet" can stop a breach.
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This silver bullet let IKEA get into their customers' homes and add enormous value, while giving IKEA troves of information about its customers.
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"I think the key to success for diff brands is to understand it's not 1 silver bullet that does it all" #NewFronts pic.twitter.
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Although the left may find common ground, it is not entirely clear that UPK is the silver bullet that can fix public education.
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Yet, Ambrose's story and those of other mothers' whose children became public sexual commodities in online red-light districts were no silver bullet.
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"I think he doesn't fully grasp the law of unintended consequences of what seems like a silver bullet, a quick fix," Whitman said.
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We have always been of the view that there is no silver bullet and that we just have to make ourselves more productive.
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"There's no silver bullet that's going to come in and solve these problems," CEO Roger Lynch said in a conference call with investors.
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And if not a panacea, AI is likely the closest thing we've got to a silver bullet for making such lofty goals achievable.
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Instead of a stateroom, a so-called Silver Bullet trailer is rolled into the plane to give senior officials additional safety and privacy.
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In dealing with crises that are truly serious, I don't think that it's ever right to think that there's a single silver bullet.
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Decades of systemic racism cannot be erased quickly, and there is no silver bullet to eliminate the accompanying stress that black women endure.
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"There is no silver bullet," Alicia Munnell, director of the Center for Retirement Research at Boston College, wrote in a May research report.
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They might not be a silver bullet, but anything that could reduce the chances of further Barcelona-style attacks is worth a try.
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But many scientists now think cancer is too complex — it's not just one thing — for there to ever be a single silver bullet.
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There's no silver bullet for generating retirement income; however, financial advisors suggest that dividend-focused investors should consider diversifying their holdings and income streams.
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I think that this structural reform agenda is very substantial in Europe and really Europe has to try to ..there's no single silver bullet.
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Just two days ago, Jenner announced that she also plans on launching her first collection of creamy lipsticks packaged in a sleek silver bullet.
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The more vulnerable he feels atop a weakening North Korea, the more he seeks a silver bullet to ensure the regime's long-term survival.
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"That's why it is very difficult to train an image-recognition algorithm to be a broadly speaking silver bullet of a solution," DeLorge says.
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There's no silver bullet to solving our challenges, but my first two budgets, passed with great partnership from our legislature, took significant steps forward.
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"We all recognize there's no such thing [as a silver bullet]" but "not taking action is no longer an option," Ferrera told the Times.
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Mergers created a stabilization base through economies of scale and efficiency, but they were no silver bullet, warned Trinh Nguyen, senior economist at Natixis.
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It's notable, however, that none of these individual experiments have been taken up by several companies, so there's been no silver bullet found yet.
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In this context, tacking to the left on economics won't give Democrats a silver bullet to use against the racial resentment powering Trump's success.
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"There is no silver bullet in planning for [Alzheimer's]; the costs are too staggering," Kallmyer said, but people who plan early can avoid crises.
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It also highlights that there's not going to be a silver bullet for helping people through the overdose crisis this country is still facing.
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And I don&apost know that Cohen is this -- is the silver bullet that a lot of anti-Trump people want him to be.
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An under-47-minute art film is not a silver bullet that will eliminate all traces of lingering resentments or emotion about a relationship.
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Don't get too excited just yet These changes, which haven't been formally locked in yet, but are essentially there, are not a silver bullet.
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"Trust me, if I knew that that's the statement that would stop their so-called silver bullet, I would have said it," she said.
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"Cash-crop farming cannot be the silver bullet that will pull farmers out of poverty, because consumption patterns keep changing," he said by phone.
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The problem is that there's no silver bullet — no one trade policy that will fit every situation and result in positive outcomes every time.
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As is so often the case, whereas technology is a starting point for addressing employment for military spouses, it is not a silver bullet.
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"We all recognize there's no such thing [as a silver bullet]" but "not taking action is no longer an option," Ferrera told the Times.
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Raising awareness about mental health is a worthy goal, but it's also worth pointing out that this is by no means a silver bullet.
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"They might not be a silver bullet, but anything that could reduce the chances of further Barcelona-style attacks is worth a try." here
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But critics say that even if the money is raised, the dams won't be the silver bullet the Pakistani government would have donors believe.
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"The answer is not a silver bullet," said Johan Roets, chief executive of Intersections, the parent company of Identity Guard, an identity protection service.
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"The problem is that there is no silver bullet to turnaround interventions," said Priscilla Wohlstetter, a distinguished research professor at Columbia University's Teachers College.
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And in the 1930s American radio show "The Lone Ranger," the masked lawman would leave behind a silver bullet, his trademark symbol of justice.
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And in the 1930s American radio show "The Lone Ranger," the masked lawman would leave behind a silver bullet as a symbol of justice.
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And everybody in the investment business is always looking for the next silver bullet, and people on the sell side promise it to them.
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"UNESCO is not a silver bullet, it is just one of the things we need to do... to keep hawker culture alive," said Yeo.
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"Everyone is looking for a silver bullet," the executive said, asking not to be named as he wasn't authorised to speak to the media.
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But city officials point out that there's no silver bullet to solving the problem and that they're doing what they can to address it.
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"Changing the way we frame issues will not be the silver bullet when the questions are as deep as who is deserving," she said.
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Changing the uniform isn't going to be the silver bullet to save wrestling in America, but the sport needs all the help it can get.
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"There's no silver bullet to fighting misinformation, which is why we take a multi-prong approach," a Facebook spokesperson said in a statement to CNBC.
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At most, it indicates that Crispr is entering its inevitable adolescence, when shiny silver bullet technologies get banged up and battle worn by new data.
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Although there is no silver bullet solution, and security remains incredibly hard, enabling organizations to protect less is a first step in the right direction.
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"I don't think you or anyone else can give me any silver bullet of these leaks that changed anyone's votes," he told CNN's Don Lemon.
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Comparing these funding mechanisms to the $2 trillion needed over the next 10 years, it's clear that no single answer will be a silver bullet.
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But as we pull back on opioids now, the hardest challenge seems to be that there isn't one silver-bullet treatment to fill their void.
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Privately funded refugee resettlement is not a silver bullet, but it can alleviate some of the suffering of those displaced by violence and civil strife.
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If these opponents allow for discrimination to occur in bathrooms, it is the closest thing to a silver bullet in legislating discrimination throughout daily life.
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"As California charts its path toward carbon neutrality some have suggested that electrification is the silver bullet to get us there," SoCalGas's Detz told Vox.
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Fish examines scenarios and topics from Milton to Monty Python to show how arguments can be structured, and offers a silver bullet for winning them.
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Expungements are as close as people can get to a silver bullet when it comes to improving their chances of successfully back reintegrating into society.
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Patty Murray called the bill "important" on the Senate floor on Wednesday, but cautioned that it will not be a silver bullet for the problem.
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"There isn't a silver bullet which can solve everything," Back said when asked about big M&A, adding that organic growth remained at Ericsson's core.
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Guaranteed income has been gaining steady support in India for years, in part because it's seen as a silver bullet for rampant corruption and government waste.
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It's still early in the quest to make a smartwatch a magical medical wizard that brings a silver bullet to preventative medicine, but we're getting there.
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Ohio v American Express is not a silver bullet; there is much more work to be done to tackle the increasing concentration of the digital economy.
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I think science is starting to understand and systematize what some of these approaches are and how well they work, but there's no new silver bullet.
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Some problems are too complex to fully model given the current state of the art; in that case, volume of data won't be a silver bullet.
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Twitter's tools around abuse have continued to improve over the years, but there's no silver bullet that will suddenly make everyone act nicer to one another.
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However, the US Drug Enforcement Administration says "there is no silver bullet coming" to address this issue, according to an internal DEA presentation obtained by Motherboard.
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"It's a silver bullet but it's unclear how fast the bullet is moving and how ubiquitous it will be," he said, referring to self-driving cars.
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Jail diversion is no silver bullet, to be sure, and does not address all the challenges cities face with reentry, treatment, prison, and overall budget impacts.
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There is no single silver bullet for eliminating extreme poverty, but there's clearly a recipe: a stronger safety net and better opportunities in the labor market.
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"Clean cookstoves" were hailed as a silver bullet 10 years ago, but researchers found that at least the early versions didn't help in real-world conditions.
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From reducing stress and strengthening your immune system to aiding in female bladder control or prostate health, sex has become a silver bullet in our culture.
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And in the 1930s American radio show "The Lone Ranger," the masked lawman would leave behind a silver bullet as his trademark, a symbol of justice.
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These initiatives from the private and public sector are both important developments, but also a recognition that there's no one silver bullet for America's recycling challenges.
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In her statement responding to Trump, Breed alluded to the bad faith involved in Trump attacking her city for not finding some sort of silver bullet.
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"There isn't a silver bullet," said Steven Rattner, a veteran financier and Democrat who led President Obama's successful effort to rescue the auto industry in 2009.
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Improving women&aposs conferences isn&apost a silver bullet, but considering how they miss the mark can shed some light on the problem as a whole.
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As IRS Commissioner Douglas Shulman has explained: This is not to say that treaties and TIEAs are some sort of silver bullet; they have their shortcomings.
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"There isn't a silver bullet to fame, but you'll have a much better chance with great content," head moderator careless told me via Reddit private message.
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The conclusion so far is that there is no silver bullet, but researchers disagree on how much of a threat these attacks are in the real world.
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But if there is not "much tangible" in the report, "it will reinforce the bear case that there is no concrete silver bullet-like plan," he said.
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The idea of applying an interactive digital experience to train workers how to build cars sounds like it could be like a silver bullet for car production.
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Then, she suggests eating a "detox salad" full of protein, vitamins, and Omega-3's — which is a good idea, but certainly not a detoxing silver bullet.
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"If you're looking for a silver bullet, probably the best thing to do would be to block Google from being able to buy any companies," says Stoller.
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Mr Fleming admits an Australia free of feral cats is a long way off: "But the fence strategy can buy time until a silver bullet is found."
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While it has not been a silver bullet, Lori Goler, the company's vice president of people, told CNBC that Facebook's intention of surfacing bias has been successful.
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No silver bullet exists that will fix this problem immediately, but that should not diminish the fact that the Blueprint contains praiseworthy ideas to address this crisis.
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I don't think that there's one silver bullet that we have in terms of public policy, but I think that a growing economy is the closest thing.
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Analysts said securing private equity investment would be no silver bullet for recovery, but could help drive faster store growth and fund a makeover for older stores.
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Predicated on the "skills mismatch," expanding individual training and credentialing programs have become the perceived silver-bullet solution to helping workers get ahead in a good economy.
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While there is no silver bullet for mass atrocities prevention, it is clear that atrocities do not occur in a vacuum, and that they can be prevented.
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And while economists see the benefits of the historic readiness of U.S. workers to relocate, they say migration may not be the silver bullet it once was.
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It makes sense that companies are weary of new HR solutions simply because there are so many on the market that promise to be a silver bullet.
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It has become clear that there is no silver bullet when it comes to cutting greenhouse gases, but there are things governments can do that would help.
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The reality, experts say, is that while there is no one silver bullet, we have a lot of good ideas about how to deal with the crisis.
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"Digital identity is one of the most important things to get right, but there is no silver bullet," Song, who is the CEO, said in an interview.
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"We can't see these fuel reduction burns as a silver bullet," Steve Warrington, chief officer of the Country Fire Authority in Victoria, told Australia's 3AW on Wednesday.
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"A silver bullet doesn't exist out there," said Zahn, medical director of the Division of Epidemiology and Assessment for the Orange County Health Care Agency in California.
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While there is no silver bullet for this type of work, here are a few best practices I've learned, sometimes through painful mistakes, or observed along the way.
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Cybersecurity professionals have advised enabling two-factor to add an extra layer of security — but according to at least one expert, this may not be a silver-bullet.
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Nevertheless, it would be a mistake to view the LPR as a silver bullet, either for monetary easing or for China's longer-term project of interest-rate reform.
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This isn't the silver bullet solution to our healthcare troubles, but it's a start -- and it's the exact kind of common sense leadership that Americans are looking for.
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While it isn't a silver bullet, TechHire deserves bipartisan support because it serves as a galvanizing influence on so many other organic efforts to tackle the skills gap.
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We don't expect everything to work perfectly — there is no silver bullet — but we do expect to take honest and unflinching measurements of what does move the needle.
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"There's a chance that we're going to catch a whole lot of people by surprise," Guido said, while admitting that it's not going to be a silver bullet.
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Having a justice like this on the Supreme Court for a lifetime appointment could mean his nomination is the silver bullet in the heart of an overreaching government.
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However, he says that this isn't going to be the "silver bullet" to combat the pay gap, since women can't negotiate their way past gender bias and discrimination.
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But no lawmakers pressed him on why it's not a silver-bullet solution to rooting out nefarious content or preventing other types of bias in the review process.
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Similar to Silver Bullet, another Infowars product called Survival Shield X-2 boasts a lot of claims that, in the end, don't say much of anything at all.
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Even in Mexico, where the comparatively cheap peso works in MUTEK's favor, Del Bosco says the exchange rate isn't quite the economic silver bullet that one might expect.
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Some researchers have also worried that the bill's proponents have oversold it as a silver bullet that will fix the education system and vastly improve teenagers' complicated lives.
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"We don't assume that this is the silver bullet, but in my view it has been very important because it introduced coherence into the whole system," he said.
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" Senator Angus King, the Maine independent who is the co-chairman of the commission, said in an interview, "There is rarely a silver bullet; there is silver buckshot.
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"It's definitely not a silver bullet," said Linus Bengtsson, co-founder of Flowminder, a nonprofit organization that has developed its open-source tools to analyze people's mobile data.
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Providing contraception is critical because it is a core component of women's health care, not because of an unfounded belief that it is a silver bullet for poverty.
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But remember: next time someone presents AI as a silver bullet for online moderation, the people who are actually building these systems know it's a lot harder than that.
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"I am sure there is not just one silver bullet, and attracting attention to this idea that you can use human plasma injections is, I think, counterproductive," she adds.
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"It's not a frontline treatment or a silver bullet, but it might be worth trying for people who have been trying to recover for a long time," Kilmer said.
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" As Keith once told Nature, "air capture has been stuck in a catfight between one group of people saying it's a silver bullet and one group saying it's bullshit.
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The team also says having someone on the ground in China can help, although Dekker doesn't think there's a "silver bullet single solution" that would have prevented their loss.
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If the predictive theory holds up, he added, it would be "the silver bullet everybody in the government and everybody in the private sector has been chasing for years."
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"There is no silver bullet for managing Argentina's long-standing and conflicting economic and political challenges," Hasnain Malik, head of equity research at Exotix Capital, said in a note.
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Rather than a silver bullet, perhaps the best we can hope for is a lot of "bronze buckshot," each of which tackles a smaller piece of the problem. 4.
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The management change has not been a silver bullet for Uber, which has seen its stock sink since its IPO and continues to bleed billions of dollars in losses.
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"None of us lives under the illusion that this is a silver bullet to solving our opioid crisis," a U.S. State Department spokeswoman said in response to the decision.
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But he acknowledged last week in a call with reporters that the senator would need more than one "silver bullet" in his bid for a fourth term in Washington.
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While technology can play an important role in protecting vulnerable workers and preventing abuses, it should not be seen as a "silver bullet", said the Ethical Trading Initiative (ETI).
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Preemption is generally regarded as a "silver bullet defense" because it stops claims across the board, said Adam Zimmerman, a law professor at Loyola Law School in Los Angeles.
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While not a silver bullet for the problem of plastic waste, self-destructing plastics could also enable new applications in drug delivery, self-healing materials and even some electronics.
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While there is no single silver bullet solution to curb disinformation that may infect our election, there are a series of common-sense measures that we know would help.
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"The prison was sold as a silver bullet to fix all the county's woes," said Dee Davis of the Center for Rural Strategies, an economic justice nonprofit in Whitesburg.
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Critics note, however, that the MRT project will only connect South Jakarta to the city center, and will therefore not be a silver bullet to cure chronic traffic problems.
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I think we're so far from a silver-bullet solution at this point, there's so many things that we can do between here and there while working that out.
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"In Sherri-Anne Carter's work, she had a figure caption that literally read "Silver bullet-design vibrator" and "the design was chosen depending on the size of the individual turtle.
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Instead of waiting for some kind of technological silver bullet, the NHTSA might have better luck by leaning harder on individual app developers, which push out updates much more reliably.
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"The polio virus is a silver bullet designed to kill specific parts of the brain," Richard Bruno, a clinical psychophysiologist, and director of the International Centre for Polio Education said.
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Votel boards the plane and immediately enters his off-limits "silver bullet" trailer inside the massive cargo hold where he can conduct classified meetings away from those without a clearance.
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Go deeper: AI's uneasy coming of age (Axios) Europe's silver bullet in global AI battle: Ethics (Politico) China wants to shape the global future of artificial intelligence (MIT Tech Review)
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Gotenks proved to be the silver bullet to break through Kishida's stonewall defense, and despite a bracket reset, McLean got the three wins he needed to close it all out.
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While Mechanical Turk isn't the silver bullet that psychology researchers had hoped, harnessing its benefits and offsetting its costs will ensure the future of online data collection is still bright.
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Few individuals I spoke with found employment bliss by driving, suggesting that at least this area of the changing nature of work is not a silver bullet for permanent employment.
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"In some ways it hasn't changed much since trains were introduced in the 1900's — there is no silver bullet and you can't just solve it with blockchain," he said.
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Yet several experts said technology is not a silver bullet and spoke of the difficulty of gathering legal evidence against traffickers as well as gaps in laws as regards trafficking.
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Also, it's important to remember that VPNs are not a silver bullet, but they are a good choice if you are trying to hide your internet browsing from your provider.
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"I am not the silver bullet for the challenges of our city — no one individual is," said McKesson, a former teacher and the son of two now-recovered drug addicts.
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"The one thing that has been consistent since the very beginning is that there's no silver bullet," Facebook director of engineering Yael Maguire told me during an interview at MWC.
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I still believe that no one politician is a silver bullet for our problems as a country, and Warren is not the only Democratic candidate with strong positions on race.
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By now it's clear that the special counsel is not armed with a silver bullet, not because the facts are not bad for the president but precisely because they are.
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The F.T.C. has also sponsored multiple initiatives to intelligently predict and prevent robocalls, which should provide hope for the future — but none of these are a silver bullet just yet.
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I don't think there's a tactical silver bullet for the debate stage that can change those facts or demonstrate that he's healthy enough to be president of the United States.
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But as of yet, there is no silver bullet for the many metal chunks rocketing around Earth, nor for the swarms of dead satellites that threaten to create more debris.
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Even in a worst-case scenario (extensive foreign financial conflicts of interest), the tax returns will not deliver the Democrats a silver bullet to rid the country of Mr. Trump.
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While those proposals may be good on the merits — I tend to think so, personally — they weren't the electoral silver bullet in 2018 that their advocates hoped they would be.
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That said, if genetic engineering really had turned out to be a silver bullet for agriculture, we would be able to see the change in the zoomed-out big picture.
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There isn't a silver bullet when it comes to growth, but we are tapping some of the most brilliant minds in growth marketing to share their experiences and advice to entrepreneurs.
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According to a Silver Bullet Comics interview with Steve Gerber, a Howard the Duck cocreator, Marvel came to a bizarre deal with Disney that virtually allowed Disney to redesign the character.
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Directed by: Daniel AttiasWritten by: Stephen KingBased on: Cycle of the Werewolf Werewolf movies are hard to get right, and Silver Bullet suffers from the familiar plight of unconvincing makeup effects.
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It's a mindset that assumes entrepreneurship is a series of networking events and fundraising meetings, or even some silver-bullet business connection they have, in lieu of a real distribution strategy.
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For the moment, you probably aren't worse off switching from regular cigarettes to e-cigs if you want to quit, but they might not be the silver bullet you're hoping for.
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Passive therapies can also play a role in helping people manage back pain, though there's no silver bullet among them, and their effects also tend to be modest and short-lived.
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" But based on what he's seen about the deal that Meadows and MacArthur are trying to strike, he said: "I don't what it could be that could be the silver bullet.
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Without a new silver bullet for PAH on the horizon, however, Clozel is staking Actelion's fortunes on introducing a new drug every two years for a broad range of rare diseases.
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But Thursday night shows that Sanders is not a silver bullet for Democrats — they'll need more than the Sanders brand to win back working-class whites in Western and Midwestern states.
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In the wake of their disastrous showing last year, pollsters have now promised to make changes, although the head of the inquiry into the failures said there was no silver bullet.
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I think that if you were not well-informed about how AI works, just how machine learning works, you thought that was supposed to be a silver bullet and it's not.
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Our plan lays out the most important attributes of a common-sense approach: There is no silver bullet that will overnight solve a crisis that has built up over many years.
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CEO Roger Lynch told investors "there's no silver bullet that's going to come in and solve these problems," emphasizing that investments in advertising would begin to have an effect next year.
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This bill is not a silver bullet in the fight to lower drug costs, of course — but it's a commonsense move to demand greater transparency regarding the murky practices of PBMs.
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There is no silver bullet, but solutions exist that are feasible and necessary to ensure that communities in the U.S. do not find themselves in a water crisis like Cape Town's.
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"It's promising but it's not a silver bullet" for climate change, Jessica Strefler, a researcher at the Potsdam Institute for Climate Impact Research, said of the removing carbon dioxide from air.
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In my box, I got a black beauty, a silver bullet, a gun smoke, a red croc, an electric fuchsia, a white knight matte, a tiger skin, and many many more.
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As we celebrate the fifth birthday of the AIA, we must remember that there is no silver bullet that will stop patent trolls and the harm they bring to our economy.
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"It's not the silver bullet we hoped for," said Amy Chesser, a health communications researcher at Wichita State University, pointing out that many patients are reluctant to turn to provider websites.
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There is no silver bullet to the housing affordability crisis, but prudent and practical bills like this, when used to complement more localized efforts, can have a significant and positive impact.
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There is wide agreement among politicians and analysts in Haiti on the need for constitutional reform, even if they do not depict it as a "silver bullet" for the country's problems.
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Kanye West might've been somewhat absent from his first opera in L.A. -- but he seems ready to make up for that tenfold with a silver bullet solution ... oh, mother of God.
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But in Europe, where object lessons in Trumpism are infrequent, this visit has underlined that there is no magic formula or silver bullet to get what you want out of Trump.
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Collusion is now off the board, which would have been as close to a silver bullet to end Trump's chances at a second term as we have seen in modern politics.
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Though some engineers have been thinking creatively about helmets and protective gear that can prevent concussions, experts agree that gear is unlikely to be the silver bullet to stop injuries from happening.
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The survey results suggest that vaccine hesitancy in different countries is being driven by different factors — which means there will be no "silver bullet" to raise trust in vaccines across the globe.
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THAAD can soften the effect of a missile salvo, but it's not a silver bullet for either North Korean or Chinese ballistic missile arsenals that are both growing in size and sophistication.
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However, Sigurd Jenssen, the company's director of exhaust gas cleaning, said that while the equipment has a major part to play, there is "no silver bullet" to ensure the deadline is met.
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But it also has become this kind of silver bullet now of a technical solution trying to solve a social problem that we have, which is that we don't trust each other.
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With advances in cameras, computers, drones, and the like coming every single day, the idea that new technology is somehow the silver bullet when it comes to crime-fighting is enormously appealing.
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Pricing isn't a "silver bullet," but it's an "effective tool for both ensuring that polluters pay and for generating new revenue to address the harms caused by those emissions," the plan states.
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It's by no means a silver bullet for the argument that supernovae have impacted evolution—just another shred of evidence that the history of life on Earth was a rocky roller coaster.
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While there isn't a silver bullet solution to putting those fears to rest, do your best not to keep these feelings to yourself (like I did for a very, very long time).
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Republicans are so convinced there's a silver bullet out there that will destroy Bill and Hillary's careers forever that they will chase any shiny object in the hopes that they've found it.
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Many brands already target content on social media to specific audiences and locations, but there is no silver bullet currently to fully personalize what, when and how messages are delivered to customers.
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Silver bullet attempts to fix our biggest world problems often fall horrendously flat because no one actually wants to tote these devices around, and they are hard to incorporate into daily life.
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His opponents have been desperately searching for a silver bullet to finally stop Trump for good, and the Comey scandal is certainly the closest thing we've had since the Access Hollywood tape.
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"These are mega-systems with mega-sized challenges, and there is not going to be a silver bullet," said Adie Tomer, a fellow at the Metropolitan Policy Program at the Brookings Institution.
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The use of "silver bullet" in this sense, the Lone Ranger notwithstanding, is of much more recent vintage — borrowed, of course, from werewolf movies and eventually becoming conflated with the earlier expression.
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GDPR's requirement that companies respond quickly to user requests for large amounts of data (and harsh penalties for failing to comply), may not always be the silver bullet for portability or transparency.
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Rather than import a single microbe in the hopes that it's a silver bullet, Dr. Mazzola said, it may be possible for farmers to foster plant-protecting microbes dwelling in their fields.
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Indeed, the security market remains hotly contested in part because no technology has yet come up with a silver bullet for cyber attacks even as the number of attacks continue to proliferate.
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The Silver Bullet drops ($19.95), on the other hand—dubbed "survival silver," and marketed to preppers—are completely unfounded by scientific evidence, and even considered dangerous by the National Institute of Health.
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Sugar has emerged as the latest scapegoat in our ongoing search for a dietary silver bullet, an outcropping of "clean eating" movements popularized by celebs and lifestyle Instagrammers and even news outlets.
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"I don't think it's going to be a magic silver bullet, but I do think a combination like this is going to accelerate better, more data-driven TV ads," Mr. Morgan said.
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It may not seem like a whole lot to pay, but for people down on their luck or struggling to rebuild credit, it's important to note it's not a silver bullet either.
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The Phase One trade deal between the US and China will not serve as a silver bullet that reignites stateside economic growth, according to Christophe Barraud, the chief economist of Market Securities.
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Only a silver bullet could kill him, he told them, and he has one in his gun now—to blow off his own head if his subjects try to get at him.
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While there are many companies, including Box and Very Good Security, that offer tools to help manage a company&aposs data, there&aposs no "single silver bullet" solution out there, experts say.
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While there is no silver bullet to this existential threat to our way of life, we do already know one of the most effective ways to slow climate change: Protect our ocean.
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Surely, a lack of trust in electoral politics, burnout and laziness as well as structural and racial barriers all play some sort of role, meaning that no reform is a silver bullet.
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Some experts emphasize certain areas more than others, but they generally agree that there's no one silver bullet to the crisis and that all of these areas will require some level of investment.
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"Our community knows that marriage equality is not the magic silver bullet that's going to fix everything," said Gavin Boyd, the policy and advocacy manager of The Rainbow Project, an LGBT+ rights charity.
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"I very much doubt anyone in the security architecture expects this to be a silver bullet solution to concerns about national and public security," Christian Lewis, Asia associate at Eurasia Group, told CNBC.
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As the opioid epidemic continued growing — claiming tens of thousands of lives in overdoses — so did the prices of an old drug that acts as a silver bullet to immediately resurrect dying patients.
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Advocates don't believe that supervised consumption sites are a silver bullet to addiction and overdose, but they say the sites could play a crucial part in a broader approach to the opioid crisis.
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People in McConnell's orbit acknowledge the bill is probably at 50-50 at best on whether it'll be passed, and there isn't some silver bullet proposal sitting on some shelf in his office.
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It's a phrase that frequently appears in his research and journal articles to emphasize the point that fixing the mental health system is not a silver bullet for reducing gun violence, he said.
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AVs, while not a silver bullet for any of the transportation-related challenges we face, do represent a powerful new addition to the toolbox that can help us live the lives we want.
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With the subsequent retirement of Justice Kennedy and a resurgent conservative majority on the bench, there is even less hope that reform advocates will receive the silver bullet they hope for this term.
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I totally ignored his warnings that keto was: a pain in the ass, not a silver bullet for achieving optimum health, unsubstantiated as a breakthrough in improving body composition, and not without risk.
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" Asked whether it was possible that students would sneak in hard alcohol anyway or simply ignore the policy, Mr. Horras conceded that "there is no perfect silver bullet for working with college students.
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But the Phase One trade deal is by no means a silver bullet that eliminates the risk of a US recession, according to Christophe Barraud, chief economist of the broker-dealer Market Securities.
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The new tool isn't a silver bullet for stopping Facebook from tracking your behavior, but it "offers an opportunity to see in ugly detail how Facebook's advertising surveillance-system actually works," Geoffrey writes.
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Automation won't be the silver bullet to solving Uber's labor problems, and in the meantime, the company will have to deal with the challenge of negotiating the working conditions of real human beings.
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"I think we were all looking for what I call the silver bullet, supposing we can find out what kinds of practices were causing the induced earthquakes, to advise companies or regulators," he said.
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The bank has found no silver bullet for its underperforming U.S. business, the strategy update showed, with HSBC set to focus on trying to grow its market share among internationally-focused mid-sized companies.
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Bug bounty programs such as HackerOne have their skeptics, though, with security analysts and even founders of bug bounty startups saying that these programs are by no means a silver bullet for cybersecurity issues.
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Undergrounding might play a limited role in select locations — probably urban locations, for safety and aesthetic reasons, and a few key high-risk long-distance lines — but it is far from a silver bullet.
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A story published in Wired last year explained some of the details of Instagram's machine learning comment filters, but it's well-established that this sort of technology is no silver bullet for content moderation.
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The Bank of England for example, announced more stimulus following the U.K.'s vote to leave the EU. These programs will help keep markets liquid, Memani said, but haven't historically been a silver bullet.
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"People should know that there is not going to be any silver bullet in terms of completely reducing the risk of cardiometabolic disease," said Mueller, who co-wrote an editorial accompanying the new study.
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"Body cameras are a step forward in most people's minds, but they are not the silver bullet that people believe they might be," said Darrel Stephens, executive director of the Major Cities Chiefs Association.
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But with multiple ways to get into a car's systems — from cell access, Bluetooth or even the OBD-II (On-board diagnostics) port — there is no one silver bullet to catch all potential attackers.
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"While a new CEO is not a silver bullet, the move gives Chipotle a chance to look again at its strategy and its approach," GlobalData Retail Managing Director Neil Saunders told CNBC via email.
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"It has never been our view that there was going to be one silver bullet that was going to change the margin in this race," Elias told reporters in a conference call last Thursday.
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There's nothing that's going to be a silver bullet that kills the process of how they book artists now, but I think data-driven decisions are going to become a norm in the future.
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So while it's abundantly clear that there isn't a single silver bullet in enterprise security, we've reached a point where, taken in aggregate, there are apparently hundreds, if not thousands, of distinct silver bullets.
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Experts say there is no silver bullet that could solve the opioid epidemic overnight, but there are many steps the country could take to stem the crisis — and hopefully prevent future ones as well.
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So reforestation isn't a silver bullet solution to tackling climate change; it has to be paired with aggressive emissions reductions—the kind that can only come from a worldwide phase-out of fossil fuels.
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Policy makers should be candid about these consequences and not pretend that Silicon Valley has silver-bullet technology that can purge the internet of extremist content without taking down important legal speech with it.
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"We made a conscious decision as a family that as long as there isn't a silver bullet, we needed to think about personalized interventions and take more of a portfolio approach," Mr. Dolby said.
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But the complexities of chronic pain go well beyond that, which means that doubling down on traditional medication research to discover the silver bullet for pain relief is not going to solve this problem.
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If America's old concept for missile defense isn't working and if throwing high-tech malware at the North Koreans isn't a silver bullet, those are critical facts about the choices a new president faces.
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Advocates and experts are quick to caution that tech-fueled idealism can't manufacture a silver bullet for the byzantine US immigration system, but they do think services like these might be helpful at the margins.
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"But peddling something as a silver bullet when in the end the issues are systemic...is not that helpful," Deininger said, in reference to growing interest from governments to use blockchain for their land registries.
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Blockchain is without a doubt one of the most-hyped technologies this year with people working in the industry seeing it as a silver bullet solution to many processes, which indeed it may not be.
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The report said that the scale of the problem meant there is 'no silver bullet' but Damania remains optimistic that "social movements, political and corporate will and new technologies" could still save the threatened resource.
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To this effect, the study notes that, as with the combinations of drugs employed in ART, antibody therapy will likely require combinations of different antibodies to be effective rather than just a single silver bullet.
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Years of reporting on four continents leads Lexington to a practical observation: no single approach has a perfect record of preventing radicalisation, and every silver-bullet idea has been tried somewhere, usually more than once.
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The siren song from big tech and social media companies is that Artificial Intelligence (AI) is the silver bullet that will slay the evil of online content that violates the norms of a civil society.
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Sanctions are now widely seen as a silver bullet when it comes to penalizing a country for its behavior, but replicating these conditions and calibrating the penalties themselves may prove more difficult than initially understood.
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TIM MILLER: No. Look, I think "Trump says" should be a story when he says offensive things and, honestly, any one thing that he said, you know, was not a silver bullet against him, clearly.
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European legends that held that only a silver bullet could kill a werewolf or other supernatural malevolence (just as only a wooden stake to the heart kills a vampire) became common in the early 1800s.
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"There is no silver bullet – no one-size-fits-all solution," he said, with the report also highlighting there was often resistance from individuals and groups with entrenched vested interests in maintaining the status quo.
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"We have no silver bullet, but we are trying to do everything we can within the law, and it has made a massive difference," said Sonia Friedman, a lead producer of the "Harry Potter" play.
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Rather than use the agreement as a launching point to grow and invest in many sectors of the Mexican economy, successive governments viewed the trade deal as a silver bullet for the country's economic woes.
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Once it was published in April, the 240-page document showed plenty of shady conduct by Trump, his campaign, and his cabinet, but the Mueller report wasn't the silver bullet that Trump's adversaries hoped for.
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"The old story used to be, 'Wait until they have a mortgage, and then they'll become conservative,'" said Timothy F. Mooney, an attendee who is a partner at the Republican political consulting firm Silver Bullet.
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And how we do those things, and how we make sure that Patreon is a sustainable business while making sure that our creators are being taken care of, that's a balance where there's no silver bullet.
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"There is no silver bullet but we welcome the proposals to overhaul the housing system, embracing different tenures such as Build-to-Rent and supporting innovation in the form of modern methods of construction," Leech added.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - Planned new centers around the Mediterranean to handle migrants will be no silver bullet solution to the European Union's immigration challenge, says a U.N. agency of the idea it will be asked to implement.
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"There is no silver bullet technology," said Geoff Moore, business development manager at UK-based Blighter Surveillance Systems, which supplies the U.S. military with anti-drone technology he said was used in Afghanistan, Syria and Iraq.
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It wasn't a silver bullet solution, but the incremental changes (substantive and cultural) marked the beginning of one of the most significant efforts by any presidential administration to take on sexual assault in the United States.
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That's about the same failure rate as the average woman in her 20s trying to conceive without the help of reproductive technology, but it's certainly not the silver bullet couples with infertility may be wishing for.
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Sebastian Vettel, a four-times Formula One world champion with Red Bull, warned there was no silver bullet but recovering the sort of speed they showed in March would be a step in the right direction.
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Puerto Rico continues to face an unprecedented crisis; with $72 billion in debt, a declining population, and an estimated $95 billion in storm damage, there is no silver bullet that will solve the island's myriad problems.
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Yes, but: "Immigration is no silver bullet by itself: it can slow an aging population, but it would be impossible to reverse it with current or even slightly higher immigration numbers in most countries," Bloemraad says.
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In terms of solutions, improving the quality of and access to education — from pre-K to post-grad — still seems the best way to combat these issues, he said, but "education is not the silver bullet."
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On Wednesday, several aides dismissed the news about Mr. Cohen as just another bad headline lacking the silver bullet that they say the special counsel would need to prove that the president conspired with Russian officials.
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As is true of most climate policy, there is likely no silver bullet for turning the DNC from a fossil-fuel-donation-accepting corporate entity into a representative committee responsive to the needs of its voters.
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Lawton says thinking of money in absolute terms can be restrictive and ultimately demotivating, so it's important to accept there is no "silver bullet" to all your financial worries and be realistic about with your goals.
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They told us what the most common "campaign killers" are, what the biggest risks could be for the 2020 candidates, and why President Donald Trump seems to duck every political silver bullet that comes his way.
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Critical to Me Too's traction was immediate support from seemingly all quarters, socially and politically, within the U.S. Meanwhile, conventional wisdom points first to China as the unloaded silver bullet to stand up to North Korea.
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The Brookings policy recommendations include: None of these solutions, of course, is a silver bullet, but in conjunction, they could help mitigate some of the pain Americans will face from increased automation — if we act soon.
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The reaction of the public has been far less heated, with polls suggesting that a large majority supports the idea of taking citizenship away from French-born terrorists, even if nobody considers it the antiterrorism silver bullet.
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But a senior EU official admitted there was no silver-bullet solution and that it would "take some time" for the bloc to come up with what would be a complex mix of national and joint steps.
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Algorithms are not a silver bullet for our nation's gerrymandering problem, but as Altman has labored to show, they can be effectively incorporated into the political apparatus to make the process of redistricting more transparent and fair.
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But while it sends a message to a market with a penchant for betting on currency momentum in one direction or another, analysts say it's unlikely to be the silver bullet Beijing needs to eliminate wild swings.
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"While marijuana legalization is certainly not a silver bullet, evidence that marijuana and opioids are substitutes suggests that access to medical marijuana may provide an alternative, less addictive, and less unhealthy means of treating pain," they wrote.
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American health care seems particularly susceptible to silver bullet thinking: delivery reforms, programs or policies that will reduce spending or increase access without hurting the patient experience, reducing quality, or reducing access to choices about our care.
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It's now a mainstream view that education is a solution to economic inequality, racial inequality, gender inequality, bigotry in general, job growth, economic growth, and winning elections: a "silver bullet" as a West Wing monologue once put it.
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They then began their experiments, described in the study as follows: Once a male turtle was captured, we attempted to induce an erection by applying an 18 cm, variable-speed, silver bullet vibrator to its shell and tail.
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"But it's in no way a silver bullet," he said, adding that his group would not lop as much as 0.5 degree off its existing projection that the Paris promises will lead to 3.5C of warming this century.
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"PNR is not a silver bullet but countries that have national PNR systems have shown time and again that it is highly effective," Timothy Kirkhope, a European parliamentarian who steered the legislation to adoption, said after the vote.
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The U.S. internet giants have all raced over the past year to show they are doing more to remove extremist material from their sites, but argue that there is no technical silver bullet that can fix the issue.
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But judging by the YouTube comments ("This doesn't make voting look cooler, it just makes sex look worse"), the video is not going to be the silver bullet that kills the werewolf of young voter apathy, or whatever.
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But overall, a medicine is not necessarily the silver bullet either, because #COVID19 is a very acute infection, and so you should take the medicine the moment that you're infected, but haven't developed symptoms otherwise you're too late.
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We are unlikely to find a silver bullet, one single intervention, that effectively eliminates all types of gun crimes because the underlying factors that precipitate one-on-one violence, gang violence, domestic violence and mass murders are different.
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A WHO technology working group is looking at handheld devices that would allow regulators and others in the field to do rudimentary product testing, but a technology, no matter how good, is not a "silver bullet," he added.
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There is no better exemplar of the push toward extremism by Democrats than the offering of the "Green New Deal," an all or nothing proposal that bills itself as the silver bullet for America's contributions to climate change.
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While surgery would not be suitable for all, and should not be seen as a silver bullet solution for the global diabetes problem, Rubino said patients should be offered a range of options - including lifestyle changes, medications and surgery.
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Although restoration offers hope for the future of our reefs, "it is not a silver bullet," Teicher warned, stressing that the most important aim should be eliminating pollution and overfishing, and reducing emissions -- three global drivers of coral degradation.
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Ben Williams, director of housing indicators and analytics at the CMHC said there is no silver bullet that will answer all the questions on housing, but they are braced for high expectations as the new data starts rolling out.
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As we've sought out that silver bullet to solve this unique problem, the sad reality is that the scope of the problem has only grown -- and now we're losing 133 people per day to this senseless and preventable epidemic.
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One only has to look back to three years ago, when the company picked CES to unveil the Mercedes F015, a silver bullet of an autonomous car that was also driven down the Strip in a similar futuristic parade.
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Treasurer Scott Morrison used the annual budget to try appease an electorate angry that they will likely never achieve the great Australian dream of owning their home, but said there was no "silver bullet" to make housing more affordable.
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There's obviously no quick-fix silver bullet for drug abuse, but substitution therapies featuring methadone or buprenorphine are highly effective at saving lives — multiple studies show that this kind of therapy reduces all-cause mortality by half or more.
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It might not be a silver bullet to make content automatically look amazing on every single TV, but if nothing else, it should make it a little less intimidating to try and configure the biggest screen in your house.
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"People have this idea that we are going to pass omnibus privacy legislation and it is going to be a silver bullet," said Alvaro Bedoya, a former congressional aide who worked on privacy issues for former Senator Al Franken.
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And in those moments, when there were no easy buckets to be had, Golden State had the silver bullet it lacked in last year's down-to-the-wire Finals: hand the ball to Mr Durant, and let him work his magic.
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"The ease of use and simplicity that Haven brings to SecureIt makes it more accessible," the security researcher who goes by the name The Grugq said in a chat message, warning not to mistake this app as a silver bullet.
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European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker said it would be a Herculean task for Greece to handle the returns and the chairman of the EU leaders' summits, European Council President Donald Tusk, said the deal was not a silver bullet.
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"If you can take the resources that you have and come up with some sort of silver bullet and that turns them into radically better efficiency for what you're getting back, that is going to be evolutionary dynamite," Martinho-Truswell said.
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Getting offline isn't a silver bullet in the hairy chest of heartbreak, but we already know its timeworn benefits: it may actually be the sleep-improving, mood-boosting, time-saving move that wellness influencers and tech CEOs claim it can be.
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Even if the rules were perfectly just, smart and clear, there are not enough moderators in the world, and no easy silver-bullet artificial intelligence algorithms, that can effectively catch billions of people violating the rules or testing their limits.
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May, who favored staying in the European Union but has pledged to deliver on the June 23 referendum vote by steering Britain out of the bloc, said such systems were difficult to manage and there was no "silver bullet" on immigration.
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Blockchain is often proposed as the silver bullet to solve all our digital identity needs, something that has caught the attention of Mark Zuckerberg that addresses what he sees as the pros and cons of a decentralized approach to digital identity.
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Looking to improve upon this experiment, and also clarify the hype about young blood being an anti-aging silver bullet, Conboy and her team developed a new technique to exchange blood between mice without having to join them so intimately.
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But some critics argue that solar engineering technology that should never be developed, period—that it's too risky, that it'll draw funding away from basic climate science, or that society will come to see solar engineering as a silver bullet solution.
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It is one of a growing number of countries using innovation to deal with modern slavery, from mobile apps in India to blockchain in Moldova, but experts warn against over-reliance on tech as a silver bullet without stronger workers' rights.
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A Republican wanted to realize economic growth, that silver bullet which would cure all domestic problems, through labor market liberalizations, a roll-back of regulations, supply-side tax cuts, and a de facto industrial policy of massive defense-related government expenditure.
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In June last year, a report from think-tank Chatham House concluded that although there was no 'silver bullet' to reduce emissions from cement, it should be possible to deploy a range of policies and technologies to achieve deep decarbonisation.
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That's un-useful, and anyone who thinks someone's going go and they're like, "We found the silver bullet," that's so not going to happen, because this problem is so complex and so beyond just what the tech companies can do, right?
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But a senior EU official admitted there was no silver-bullet solution and that it might "take some time" for the bloc to come up with what is expected to be a complex matrix of national and EU-level measures.
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Rather than turn to a costly, silver-bullet medication approach, complaints like sexual dysfunction and low desire often need to be addressed by mental health professionals, sexual health professionals or people with more time and training than general practitioners, Zuckerman said.
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The problem here is that often in areas with high rates of teen pregnancy or abortion women will be encouraged to use these long-lasting methods with side effects, which are seen as a "silver bullet" to reduce these rates.
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READ: Las Vegas locals open up to a Lyft driver about the massacre "Mass transit is an important part of the solution, but not the silver bullet," former Uber CEO Travis Kalanick wrote in a 2016 Wall Street Journal op-ed.
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But these books contain a central falsehood: Not only is obesity an extremely complex problem unlikely to have a silver bullet, but what works when it comes to weight loss for any individual is unlikely to work for everybody else.
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" A White House official added that public-private partnerships, while part of the administration's review of infrastructure policy, "are certainly not the silver bullet for all of our nation's infrastructure problems and we will continue to consider all viable options.
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"I don't think it's realistic because there is going to be no silver bullet that is going to eradicate them all," said Joseph M. Conlon, the technical Advisor American Mosquito Control Association and an entomologist with the Navy for 20 years.
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"I think that (Trump) thinks that the silver bullet to that is to push a trillion dollars in real (infrastructure) programming," Reed said, adding that the Trump administration is already "directly engaged" in identifying construction projects that would have a large economic impact.
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Instead of hoping for a Supreme Court silver bullet, he argues, campaign finance reformers need to wage a much broader and more gradual struggle on the state and local level and in academia — as gun rights activists and marriage equality reformers did.
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And while there is no "silver bullet" solution to the North Korea policy challenge, the United States must undertake a more proactive approach toward North Korea to address its nuclear and ballistic missile programs and human rights abuses against its own people.
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Putting PNG on the map For the PNG government, APEC seems like a silver bullet to many of its problems, raising the country's profile and helping it break free of a reputation for chaos and danger that has dogged it for decades.
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As I've said many times, there is no silver bullet to solving this long term care crisis; however, there are numerous proposals on the table with one goal in mind – to reduce the financial and emotional burden on Americans and their families.
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" A Facebook spokesperson told Gizmodo in August of last year that its fact-checking program has been able to "reduce future views of debunked stories by 80%, but it's worth noting that we don't believe it's a silver bullet to fighting misinformation.
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Not to get all sappy, but Flanders ended up being, for me, my most well-rounded cycling adventure—not too hard, not too easy, and full of everything that can make travel the silver-bullet antidote to anxiety, cynicism, apathy, and existential ennui.
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While not a singular solution or "silver bullet," opioid medicines with abuse-deterrent properties approved by the F.D.A., along with limiting the initial dose, increasing naloxone availability and expanding medication-assisted treatment, are some of the approaches available to address the opioid crisis.
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He is executive director of Project Drawdown, a group that has quantified solutions to the climate crisis (none of which, as he has told me, is a silver bullet, but 100 of which, all together, add up to something like "silver buckshot").
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"I have to say I worry that 1/8off-price retail 3/8 becomes the silver bullet at times if your full-price business isn't good," said Ron Frasch, the former president at retailer Saks Fifth Avenue as well as its rival Bergdorf Goodman.
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Companies would rather point to a silver bullet than acknowledge and fix the many factors at play in their own workplaces — and they frequently chose to cite the pipeline problem instead of investing in the hard and costly work of making their workplaces more equitable.
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The water failures and the apparent serial deaths from water borne diseases contrast negatively with the Lagos Megacity image projected by the Governor Akinwunmi Ambode administration that has been promoting privatization or its twin, Public Private Partnership (PPPs), as the silver bullet to the problem.
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Read more: Adam Neumann is out as WeWork's CEO, but that's no 'silver bullet': VCs and proptech experts think it will take cutting passion projects and cleaning house to right the shipThe good news: FDR stops Neumann from beyond the graveHere's the good news.
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"Even after transportation, we see the need for roughly $32 billion in capital to mathematically hit 2.5x leverage, well in excess of the initial $20 billion 'in value' investors had been treating as a silver bullet, and a target GE is clearly missing," Tusa added.
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"There is no magic silver bullet at the moment medically, but there is a very successful effort that we can take to slow the spread of this disease and that's to reduce the social interactions that are not necessary in our lives," he said.
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Victims of sex trafficking deserve to seek redress from those who profited off their abuse, which often takes the horrific shape of a mix of rape and slavery and other forms of physical violence, but FOSTA-SESTA might not be the silver bullet its proponents hoped.
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There's a reason she mentions that this option is more beneficial for people with higher credit scores: Credit card consolidation might seem like a silver bullet, but the new rate you are given if you choose this route might not always result in lower overall payments.
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CALGARY, Alberta, Nov 22016 (Reuters) - Canada's oil sands producers are getting a long-awaited boost in export capacity, but the two pipeline projects approved this week will not be a silver bullet for the industry's woes unless crude prices pick up or companies improve their operating efficiency.
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KUALA LUMPUR (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Green certification is not a silver bullet to end deforestation, leaving many global household brands struggling to meet pledges to halt forest-clearing linked to the production of palm oil and other ingredients by 2020, said a body grouping those firms.
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While not a silver bullet, the CLOUD Act addresses these concerns by allowing participating foreign governments to directly request access to data from U.S. providers if that data is associated with a foreigner located outside the United States and they adhere to safeguards for civil liberties.
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In the Infowars video promoting Silver Bullet, Dr. Group says that "silver nitrates" are to blame for argyria and it was "proved" that Karason brewed his silver the wrong way and consumed far too much of it in order to turn himself blue to get media attention.
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A methodology was born: organize around the data, focus on the assets of the community, not the deficits; realize there is no one silver-bullet solution; create a "backbone organization" (like SAM) that can bring all the players together; coordinate decision-making and action; share accountability.
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But drone expert and World Bank Consultant Frederick Mbuya, who has previously worked on drone mapping projects in Tanzania and Zanzibar, cautions that drones, while hugely effective in land surveying and delivery of medical supplies, are not always the silver bullet they're hyped up to be.
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Democrats this week, led by Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer, ratcheted up their critique of specific cases they said showed Gorsuch to favor corporations and big business, but have yet to unearth a silver bullet that would convince their Democratic caucus to hold strong should they filibuster his nomination.
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Though not all startups believed marketing was the silver bullet for success, the ones that came to us seemed to think: If you build it, they will come, and if they come, you will find a way—even if far, far down the road—to sell them mugs.
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But in light of my report last week, those emails are worth revisiting, because they reveal DeLonge's serious Deep State connections that allow him access to the most top secret and sensitive of information that could be the silver bullet that slays the 3D chessmaster that is Donald Trump.
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The cost of the operation means this approach isn't a silver bullet for conservation, but Parker for one believes we could see more of this kind of translocation in the future, even across national borders, possibly paving the way for a new, transnational approach to managing elephant populations.
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Yes, but: "Immigration is no silver bullet by itself: it can slow an aging population, but it would be impossible to reverse it with current or even slightly higher immigration numbers in most countries," says Irene Bloemraad, sociology professor and director of University of California Berkeley's Interdisciplinary Migration Initiative.
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The continued fascination with a silver-bullet solution to the Trump presidency stands in stark contrast to the Bush years, when American liberals made books making fun of a guy we all generally thought of as a genial dumbass who happened to be the worst president in history.
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"Nobody's going to be able to tell you there's a silver bullet to fix racing, but I think there are a lot of things that could be tried," Douglas Reed, senior associate at Spectrum Gaming Group, said about horse racing, one of the country's most beleaguered wagering industries.
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"While a sugar-sweetened beverage tax will not be a silver bullet, if it results in even more moderate changes in obesity, that would be very welcome by public health advocates," said Brian Elbel, an associate professor in popular health and health policy at the NYU School of Medicine.
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None of these strategies are a silver bullet and Victor told me most economists believe the planet overall is going to "under-mitigate and over-adapt," to climate change—meaning we will make some progress, but not enough, and will end up having to deal with the consequences.
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Second, we're rolling out consumer tools (a 495 percent increase in apps since 2016) and using new call validation standards to restore trust in caller ID. There is no silver bullet, but with innovators and government joining forces, soon it won't feel as if the robocallers have won.
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" Schatz shot back: "If we all agree that public education is the silver bullet, that public education is the great equalizer, then why in the world would we take $5 billion out of the federal budget for public education when almost every other executive agency is seeing an increase?
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"While a sugar-sweetened beverage tax will not be a silver bullet, if it results in even more moderate changes in obesity, that would be very welcomed by public health advocates," said Brian Elbel, an associate professor in popular health and health policy at the NYU School of Medicine.
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The social gains made during the "golden decade" of Hugo Chavez's socialism were buoyed by a black tide of oil money, and whether you believe the current state of affairs is due to crashing oil prices or mismanagement, the lesson is that oil is not a silver bullet in Venezuela.
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"What we're doing today is we're trying to test and learn a variety of solutions because the preferences for today's homebuyers have changed significantly, and there is no silver bullet to solving a problem that's as hard as how do you find a down payment," said Jonathan Lawless of Fannie Mae.
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Siegel says that this is not just an exercise in bringing the most impressive candidates to the top of the pile, again and again, and serving less qualified candidates uninteresting prospects, but it's also not a silver bullet and might drive home some hard truths for those looking for their dream job.
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Public-private partnerships "have been a part of the administration's research into generating the trillion-dollar infrastructure investment that the President has promised, but they are certainly not the silver bullet for all of our nation's infrastructure problems, and we will continue to consider all viable options," a White House spokeswoman said.
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While we have yet to find a silver bullet to fix our country's troubling decline, these policies can be part of the solution to slash the increasing levels of "deaths of despair" in the U.S. Michael Reich, Anna Godoey and William H. Dow are all researchers at the University of California, Berkeley.
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" In the Silver Bullet video, Dr. Group says that the FDA raided his offices because he was selling colloidal silver; the reason the FDA has banned it, he claims, is that it's a "threat to the pharmaceutical companies and a threat to doctor's visits, because it works so good in the body.
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"The consent decrees have shown communities that the federal government is willing to step in on their behalf, and it has provided legitimacy to the issue, but ultimately, it has not been a silver bullet," said Samuel Sinyangwe, a founder of Campaign Zero, a policy organization in the Black Lives Matter movement.
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SteelSeries' new Arctis 1 Wireless headset starts shipping today, and inside of its box comes a metaphorical silver bullet that will make it a must-have for Switch users, in particular: a USB-C receiver that, when plugged into the bottom of your Switch, can immediately, effortlessly stream game audio to the headset.
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Drug prices offer the rare opportunity for bipartisan work with Senate Republicans and the Trump White House, but it is also a difficult problem with few easy policy solutions — certainly not any silver bullet that Democrats could pull out of the box and pass on day one, or even month one, of the next Congress.
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"I don't think that there's any silver bullet to the party's issues, but I do think there's an opportunity, especially with a perspective that comes from state or local government, and from a part of the country where Democrats absolutely should be winning races, and haven't been," he said in an interview with CNN.
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Not only is it impossible to produce a smart gun that gun buyers will actually purchase in large numbers, but even if the technological hurdles could be overcome, the results are sure to drastically disappoint everyone who has been looking to these weapons as some sort of silver bullet that can end gun violence.
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"It has never been our view that there was going to be one silver bullet that was going to change the margin in this race," Elias said, noting that Democrats' strategy has long been that they would need a series of wins in court and with election officials to bring home a win for Nelson.
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If you were going to order up an ideal next ESPN President from central casting, he or she would have the following characteristics: Of course, there won't be any silver bullet candidate who checks all the boxes, and the bias will always go to an internal candidate over an external one (all things being equal).
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Dr. David Bearman of the American Academy of Cannabinoid Medicine, an association of clinicians and researchers involved in the cannabis field, is interested in the studies on CBN, but told Business Insider he remains skeptical that any single cannabis compound will be the "silver bullet" that unlocks all the medicinal benefits of the cannabis plant.
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Prepare for a cataract of derision and self-righteousness should you dare pen anything perceived as too left or too right, as too pious or too profane, as possibly ageist or racist, sexist or classist, each "ist" word shot like a silver bullet intended first to take you down and then to wake you from your own beastliness.
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The authors of the paper — which include DeepMind CEO Demis Hassabis, Turing award winner Yoshua Bengio, and Google Brain co-founder Andrew Ng — say that AI could be "invaluable" in mitigating and preventing the worse effects of climate change, but note that it is not a "silver bullet" and that political action is desperately needed, too.
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"Tiering won't be a silver bullet for banks or the economy but is likely to form part of a credit easing strategy alongside adjusted forward guidance, strong use of (targeted long-term refinancing operation) TLTRO - III's "built in incentives", and possibly some new tools," Marc Wall, chief economist at Deutsche Bank said in a note last week.
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"There is a growing consensus from the right to the left that antitrust is an important tool, but not a silver bullet, and that broader policy tools will be needed to rein in tech platforms abuses," said Gene Kimmelman, senior adviser to Public Knowledge, an internet and communications think tank, and a former Justice Department antitrust official.
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The story told by American officials, cyberexperts and Mr. Macron's own campaign aides of how a hacking attack intended to disrupt the most consequential election in France in decades ended up a dud was a useful reminder that as effective as cyberattacks can be in disabling Iranian nuclear plants, or Ukrainian power grids, they are no silver bullet.
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"Mental health is hugely complex, and nature isn't a silver bullet, but there's increasing evidence that it can be an important tool—particularly for people in cities—to offset extra stressors," says Daniel Cox, a professor at the University of Exeter in the UK and the lead author of the study on vegetation and birds' effects on mental health.
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Research shows that in some sectors and industries, globalization and trade has incentivized employers to outsource jobs or source materials more cheaply from other countries, often closing businesses and factories in the U.S. While Yellen doesn't believe there's a "silver bullet" for helping more Americans get ahead financially, she does argue the U.S. needs to improve its social safety nets.
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So do the world a favor and save your silver bullets for a much better cause than killing werewolves: getting yourself properly drunk this Halloween while keeping it classy AF. This 1920s-era Silver Bullet cocktail is a potent mix of gin and Kummel Wolfschmidt—which coincidentally sounds like the name of werewolf slayer, but is actually an anise-and-caraway-flavored liqueur.
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"This isn't a silver bullet, and won't stop the spread of the coronavirus, get sick people back to work or fix broken supply chains – but it's something – in fact it's almost everything the bank has – although they're yet to extend QE." On Tuesday, Junior Health Minister Nadine Dorries tested positive for coronavirus, which has so far infected 456 people and killed six in Britain.
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As experts have long told me, there is no silver bullet to the opioid epidemic, but there's a mix of policies that would help: more treatment (particularly medications like methadone and buprenorphine), more harm reduction (such as better access to naloxone), fewer painkiller prescriptions (while ensuring the drugs are available to those who really need them), and policies that can help address the root cause of addiction (like mental health issues and socioeconomic despair).
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Carney outlined that the bank had had to diverge on its strategy in the wake of Brexit, but added that monetary policy would not provide a silver bullet as the U.K. navigates its departure from the EU. "Monetary policy cannot prevent either the necessary real adjustments as the U.K. moves towards its new international trading arrangements or the weaker real income growth that's likely to accompany that adjustment over the next few years," said Carney.
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Instead of wrestling with the urgent implications of these realities, debates in policy circles too often skip straight to the supposed silver bullet of establishing a universal set of benefits to all students, with no accounting for financial resources — the thin subtext being that low-income people will need the buy-in of powerful upper-middle-class parents before education funding policies can be passed by legislatures and win sustained support among voters.
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But, simply rolling out 5G infrastructure isn't the silver bullet that will fix the issues that those underserved parts of the country faces, especially given the respective track records of companies like AT&T and Verizon (not to mention the state of US politics and the upkeep of its own infrastructure.) That's also if you take the campaign's word that the plan is designed to bring wireless access to rural America, which isn't really the case.
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As experts have long said, there is no silver bullet that will solve the opioid epidemic overnight, but there are a mix of policies that would certainly help a great deal: increased access to treatment (particularly medications like methadone and buprenorphine), more harm reduction (such as needle exchanges), fewer painkiller prescriptions (while ensuring the drugs remain available to those who really need them), and policies that address the root causes of addiction (like mental health issues and socioeconomic despair).
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The official pointed out that the program is "not a silver bullet" but one of the "many things the department is doing" to address the spike in migration of people from Central American countries to the US. In February, a coalition of immigrant advocacy groups asked a federal judge for a restraining order that would block the Trump administration from forcing asylum seekers to stay in Mexico while their cases make their way through the immigration courts.
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As experts have long told me, there is no silver bullet that will solve the opioid epidemic overnight, but there's a mix of policies that would help: more treatment (particularly medications like methadone and buprenorphine), more harm reduction (such as better access to naloxone), fewer painkiller prescriptions (while ensuring the drugs are available to those who really need them), and policies that can help address the root cause of addiction (like mental health issues and socioeconomic despair).
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As experts have long said, there is no silver bullet that will solve the opioid epidemic overnight, but there's a mix of policies that would help: more treatment (particularly medications like methadone and buprenorphine), more harm reduction (such as better access to naloxone), fewer painkiller prescriptions (while ensuring the drugs are available to those who really need them), and policies that can help address the root cause of addiction (like mental health issues and socioeconomic despair).
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Its current customer base spans 23 countries and includes brands like Bosch, Interflora,Trustpilot, Danish design icon Hay and food waste movement company Too Good to Go. Adds Fosselius: "We don't believe in tickets and siloed 'silver bullet' customer support solutions doing one thing or one channel very well, the world of customer support is moving towards conversational customer engagement or 'customer friendship' as we like to call it, where the strong bond and relation between brands and customers are the center piece."
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As experts have long said, there is no silver bullet that will solve the opioid epidemic overnight, but there is a mix of policies that would certainly help a great deal: increased access to treatment (particularly medications like methadone and buprenorphine), more harm reduction (such as distribution of the opioid overdose antidote naloxone), fewer painkiller prescriptions (while ensuring the drugs remain available to those who really need them), and policies that address the root causes of addiction (like mental health issues and socioeconomic despair).
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With a lack of guidance, it's hard to judge the sustainability of each – Power is bad and certainly nowhere near as salvageable as Bulls think, and we also don't believe Aviation can sustain these types of results ... The dividend cut to close to zero will help on this front, but we also don't think the cut is a silver bullet, and the severity highlights the challenged capital position here ... Bottom line, there is still much information to come and wood chop for the new CEO, and color from the call will determine today's trade.
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