Here-sourcing. LP: I think here-sourcing ... KS: Explain the word.
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Mainstream media has led the way with anonymous sourcing, single sourcing, claims with no viewable evidence.
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Regarding our sourcing, there are no plans in changing any sourcing, but we are following developments closely.
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" It said, "We have directed our affiliates to review their direct and indirect sourcing relationships, identify alternative sourcing opportunities, and develop timebound plans to ensure that their sourcing is in line with the FLA's principles.
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"We will of course look into questions such as multi-sourcing, single-sourcing," he told reporters late on Monday.
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A second argument for sourcing food aid from the United States is that American farmers benefit from the sourcing requirement.
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"We have directed our affiliates to review their direct and indirect sourcing relationships, identify alternative sourcing opportunities, and develop timebound plans to ensure that their sourcing is in line with the FLA's principles," it said in a statement.
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Moves could include "limiting additional sourcing from China, shifting sourcing to other countries, or bringing work back to the United States".
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One of Sycamore's first acquisitions was a 51 percent stake in Mast Global Fashions, now known as MGF Sourcing, L Brands' sourcing business.
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In emailed statements, SMB later announced it was instead joining another scheme, the Better Sourcing programme, which was implemented by responsible-sourcing group RCS Global.
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We have global sourcing teams; we're in China, Vietnam, Taiwan, Turkey, and India, and Mexico, where we have sourcing offices, we have brand-building capabilities.
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Iacobucci, 30, is the senior sourcing analyst in the global sourcing group at URBN, the parent company, in Philadelphia, of Urban Outfitters, Anthropologie and other companies.
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Domestic Sourcing Raises Costs: The government has also introduced restrictions on the import of corn, a key raw material for animal feed, to encourage domestic sourcing of corn.
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The study found that local and regional sourcing on average generated savings of 28503 percent on grains, and 22019 percent on pulse and legumes, compared to U.S. sourcing.
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The complaint alleged the companies had no intention of sourcing wheat from the futures market and the $90 million of wheat futures at issue exceeded their actual sourcing needs.
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Aeropostale had to make merchandise purchases through apparel sourcing company MGF Sourcing, which is owned by Sycamore, as a condition of a loan it received from the private equity firm.
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PATRIK FRISK: No, I think that – first of all, I think in terms of a sourcing strategy, you know our sourcing strategy that took us to that 18% started five years ago.
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In the same way that open-sourcing has built up software and related technologies, open-sourcing could also viably allow a wider range of individuals and communities to help unlock graphene's unrealized potential.
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Slot editors, copy editors and producers should not publish a story with any anonymous sourcing that does not have a note indicating that the department head or deputy has approved the sourcing. 3.
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Experts quickly questioned the story's veracity due to its sourcing.
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Open sourcing it will preserve countless hours of lost work.
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A major constraint on the car industry is sourcing dollars.
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Sourcing materials from countries with few environmental or labor protections.
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This combination of uncompromising principles and community sourcing made what.
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They help with hiring designers, sourcing fabrics and finding factories.
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A spokeswoman said Twinings was "fully committed to ethical sourcing".
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A quick word on that: Anonymous sourcing is not ideal.
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Sourcing raw materials for electric batteries is an issue, too.
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It benefits people when there's confusion like that about sourcing.
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Sourcing locally and growing your own will become more important.
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As oils have become more popular, sourcing has become contentious.
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Southerners might have trouble sourcing one crucial ingredient, however: caribou.
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Nothing short of a full open sourcing would be required.
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It inspired a deluge of tweets with purposefully incorrect sourcing.
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But small businesses are also struggling with sourcing from China.
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We work with suppliers to manage their sourcing programs responsibly.
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Are you still sourcing from various places on the internet?
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The good news is that the National Security Council is examining the practice of sourcing medicines from China, and some experts are calling for a stricter examination of the military's sourcing of prescription drugs.
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Whyd is open-sourcing it and still hosting it at Openwhyd.org.
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She works on sourcing, evaluation and due diligence of global investments.
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Some of these have come from a design and sourcing company.
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Assembling iPhones in India will help Apple meet local-sourcing requirements.
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Sourcing is an issue in Switzerland as well as in Detroit.
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Benchmark credits Tavel for sourcing Pinterest and GitHub while at Bessemer.
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Open sourcing the plans only increased the chances of it happening.
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The reality is, Chipotle's local and organic sourcing practices are problematic.
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This is what the company is announcing and open sourcing today.
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Companies still have to weigh up the costs of sourcing locally.
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LX: Quantitative sourcing is a great way to cover blind spots.
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They say it's because they must protect sourcing and intelligence gathering.
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They did disagree on other attributes, but none favored journalistic sourcing.
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Sourcing accurate and reliable information out of Syria is very difficult.
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If you're receiving low-quality applicants, look where you're sourcing from.
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Tech companies make public some of their research through open sourcing.
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But the sourcing on the documents is unclear and likely unverifiable.
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The new ownership could have led to sourcing adjustments, Champine said.
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It's not based in traditional reporting values like facts and sourcing.
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It's committed to sourcing high-quality materials and finding ethical factories.
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Richter could disown the film, and Donnersmarck could validate his sourcing.
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Still, full clucking admiration for sourcing your own well-treated chickens.
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Sourcing new deals"Always tell people what you do," he said.
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After sourcing, each truck goes on a 50-mile test drive.
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It starts with how they hear about deals, known as sourcing.
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Lot 18 serves as HelloFresh's partner in the wine-sourcing enterprise.
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The company is transparent in the hemp's sourcing on its website.
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Both companies do a lot of sourcing from China, Cramer said.
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The two groups will also cooperate in procurement and product sourcing.
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But the sourcing on the document is unclear and likely unverifiable.
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Walmart will change sourcing bases on products when possible, he said.
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"Direct sourcing exposure to China stands at 22 percent, while Gap is currently working with vendors to pivot sourcing strategies, but noted a costly multi-year timeline for change given size/scale and specialization," the analyst wrote.
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Our technology combines the crowd-sourcing component, the humans in the loop.
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This gives way to even more unscrupulous sourcing practices, like armed robbery.
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This means it now helps resellers handle logistics, payments and product sourcing.
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Sourcing responsible — and still effective — materials and ingredients can, unfortunately, be costly.
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Quality and sourcing of all other Nutella ingredients have remained the same.
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Both stories relied on anonymous sourcing from current and former intelligence officials.
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Update March 12th, 3:15pm: Added original sourcing for the new feature.
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Sourcing Vox Media obtains news and content from a variety of sources.
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When it comes to sourcing, the company works directly with local farmers.
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NextWave members share ideas and lessons learned on sourcing and reusing plastic.
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A crowd-sourcing fundraiser for the family has since received nearly $3,000.
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Other sourcing, such as for the Jared and Ivanka anecdotes, is hazy.
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Open-sourcing tools at Facebook has become pretty standard at this point.
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The service differentiates itself by sourcing everyday essentials from Walmart and Jet.
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There's no sourcing, no real evidence, and the site is not credible.
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Of particular concern is sourcing of hydrogen fluouride, a key chipmaking material.
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It is also looking into sourcing some goods from India and Mexico.
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Is the dining darling's downward spiral a death knell for local sourcing?
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His favorite example is sourcing whole cows from local farmers in Colorado.
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Bartending practices aside, spirits sourcing is also top of mind for Colliau.
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And creative food sourcing business models can help feed America's working poor.
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But I have my own story-sourcing tools and my own contacts.
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Facebook is trying to help by open sourcing its AI know-how.
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The fund includes more than 100 scouts sourcing deals for the firm.
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However, the outlet has published false reports based on anonymous sourcing before.
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However, recruiters are still sourcing talent from abroad at an increasing clip.
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The LME said it wanted to apply international standards on responsible sourcing.
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These are the things that we understand now in our global sourcing.
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"Sourcing good-looking plants for interiors was always challenging," Mr. Sherman said.
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But the sourcing on the documents is unclear and likely also unverifiable.
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The list raises costs for many U.S. companies sourcing components from overseas.
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The company will serve as a conduit, sourcing questions for the debates.
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He says himself that sourcing, procurement and logistics are in his DNA.
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He sees sourcing outside talent as a necessity for Africa's tech ecosystem.
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But unlike legal markets, drug buyers have little choice when sourcing substances.
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Special thanks to the Rijksmuseum for help sourcing all of these images.
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This new scrutiny on ethical sourcing has already reached the LME itself.
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An earlier version of this article misstated the sourcing of an Eater.
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I know you've been working to lower your sourcing out of China.
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HONG KONG (Reuters) - Global sourcing and logistics group Li & Fung Ltd (0494.
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"The Accidental Billionaires" also suffered from Mezrich's flippant writing and thin sourcing.
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His strategy involved crowd sourcing recommendations from physicians in a Facebook group.
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His strategy involved crowd sourcing recommendations from physicians in a Facebook group.
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How do you work in fabric sourcing and then buy fast fashion?
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Heilman agreed that a requirement for legitimate sourcing filters out unfounded notions.
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The point is to connect the dots between material expression and sourcing.
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Yeah. I honestly haven't used Product Hunt all that much for sourcing.
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"We believe in diversity," said Benjamin Ware, Nestlé's manager of responsible sourcing.
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I also reached out to various executives in the merchandise sourcing industry.
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Open-sourcing computer code might make sense when agencies distribute welfare benefits.
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Huge demand and smart sourcing has attracted a big first funding round.
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She was locally sourcing content and materials and sewing the products herself.
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"Yes, but I'm not going to get into sourcing information," Simpson replied.
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Sourcing high-quality video to turn into a GIF was also harder.
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I find that sourcing from our customers would be extremely counter-effective.
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If the article uses reliable sourcing, then I don't usually fact-check.
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A lot of people think you're about open sourcing progress towards AGI.
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"Our current sourcing mix reflects our need to balance ramping up incremental supply to meet the growing demand for our product and continuing our multi-year effort to reduce our sourcing from China," the company said on Tuesday.
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"Our current sourcing mix reflects our need to balance ramping up incremental supply to meet the growing demand for our product and continuing our multi-year effort to reduce our sourcing from China," The company said in a statement.
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Sourcing foreign-made products from trusted importers could also help dodge dicey buying.
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McMillon also said the retailer will change sourcing bases on products when possible.
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But sourcing strategy have to develop over a longer period of time, right?
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The president already has questioned the sourcing of media reports, particularly concerning Flynn.
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They've been trying to be creative in how they go about sourcing workers.
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It's an enterprise product, sourcing public sector information mainly for public sector customers.
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It created a new category for passive sourcing by bringing profile data online.
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Sourcing and roasting the highest quality arabica coffee will always be our heritage.
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On the tour that day, Mr. Panis discussed the sourcing of the parts.
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They're sitting there, getting their sourcing, checking it twice, checking it five times.
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As the sourcing grows hazier, you should probably add grains of salt accordingly.
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The developer is also considering about open-sourcing the code on Github. [MacRumors]
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Presently, its not known where its sourcing algal oil from if not TerraVia.
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So that's why we're open sourcing all of our methods and the tools.
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Behold, the basket bag's you need to start sourcing before it's too late.
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Its sourcing included 20013 former and current executives and assistants at Weinstein's companies.
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Processed canned meats don't quite fit into trends toward sourcing, transparency, and health.
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I'm confident crowd-sourcing quantum computing applications for the greater good will win.
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Etsy has become the mecca for sourcing out unique, and often handmade, items.
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He focuses on sourcing, providing diligence and supporting consumer and enterprise software investments.
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The brand also focuses on ethical sourcing and using environmentally sound raw materials.
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Nor was it clear where exactly agencies were sourcing the bulk data from.
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The Catalysts are trained in interculturality, sourcing, public speaking, networking and lab facilitation.
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One of the retailer's values is "sourcing with integrity", according to its website.
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This story has been updated to correct the sourcing of the activists' arrests.
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So we ended up building and open sourcing our solution, which is M3.
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He manages a team responsible for sourcing small businesses in need of funding.
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Sourcing legal migrant labor is getting harder and harder for America's food producers.
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The Commission on Presidential Debates will also be sourcing online questions from Facebook.
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Perhaps there's greater caution in the startup community around the sourcing of capital.
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In Kenya he mostly uses "boda boda" motorcycle taxis on his sourcing missions.
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On June 20 the GSA proposed their latest Federal Strategic Sourcing Initiative (FSSI).
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Finally, there's no independent, third-party sourcing involved, a la the Nielsen ratings.
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A review of the article determined it did not meet Reuters sourcing standards.
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A story that hangs entirely on anonymous sourcing should always get special scrutiny.
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Facebook is no stranger when it comes to open sourcing its computing knowledge.
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It's an aggressive push to reach a diverse set of channels of sourcing.
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Reporters in the Trump era have relied unnecessarily on weak or anonymous sourcing.
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It also provides interiors consultations, as well as art and furniture sourcing services.
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Facebook is also at work "sourcing a lot more to donate," he said.
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Really, a two-line story, about the New York Times ... Without any sourcing.
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It is important to keep the sourcing for the Post's scoop in mind.
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We've got teams in place that are working with our global sourcing offices.
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Telecoms operators will have to provide details on the sourcing of 5G equipment.
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Their other aim is to focus on sustainability and local sourcing whenever possible.
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To continue such rapid expansion, Wanda needs to continue sourcing third party funds.
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Wat sees delivery as a two-part challenge: sourcing traffic and delivering food.
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Healthy foods, conscious sourcing, speedy service, and delivery have become industry-defining trends.
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This year, the G.O.P. is also crowd-sourcing the committee's work at platform.
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"We came here for a foraging and sourcing trip for Bistrotheque," explains Berg.
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Sourcing high-quality raw materials at a micro level can be exceedingly difficult.
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In the last two months, the salad industry has been sourcing from California.
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"Outside sourcing lowers the barrier to entry to creating a distillery," she says.
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"This initiative demonstrates Ralph Lauren's commitment to the environment with responsible and traceable sourcing, which we believe will create a positive impact on ecosystems and global communities," Halide Alagoz, Ralph Lauren's head of global sourcing, said in a statement on Friday.
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"Today, many retailers find themselves under the strain of rising sourcing cost resulting from their over-reliance on China and other higher-cost sourcing markets," The Children's Place CEO Jane Elfers said on a call with investors on Aug. 21.
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The equivalent of a Leaping Bunny emblem for ethical mica sourcing doesn't yet exist.
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National boundaries mattered very little in terms of sourcing and manufacturing, went the argument.
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Manufacturing costs would shoot up by 21%, but sourcing costs would drop by 25%.
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Of course, he has help sourcing the pieces from his superstar stylist Ilaria Urbinati.
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So not only is deal sourcing fragmented across Europe, but so are the returns.
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Now Facebook is open sourcing software to help filter out all that Internet noise.
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I asked my colleague Casey Newton for comment on the sourcing of the audio.
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Perhaps most importantly, the company is open-sourcing the Power Instruction Set Architecture (ISA).
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Increase your margins, streamline your sourcing, and stem the hate mail in one swoop?
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Sourcing raw materials locally was difficult, but at least they carried no import duties.
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A: The laws apply even at the sourcing stage of the hiring/recruiting process.
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Note that it's quite possible that Google is sourcing OLED screens from both companies.
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Cowen & Company estimates Gap and L Brands have around 20% sourcing exposure to China.
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Open-sourcing it will give it an early chance at being used for good.
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Giving people a way to check sourcing offers some insulation against misinformation run amok.
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She's been at NVP since 2012 and was instrumental in sourcing the Jet deal.
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"We are most excited about the sourcing savings that Terex is pursuing," McGuire said.
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Now, they will work on improving real-time networking techniques and crowd-sourcing capabilities.
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Google has been on an open-sourcing tear with its machine learning platform, TensorFlow.
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In 2017, the iPhone maker laid out plans for its paper and plastic sourcing.
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"On the sourcing side, Clariant could really benefit," Zuercher Kantonalbank analyst Philipp Gamper said.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Jaguar Land Rover (JLR) will stop sourcing petrol engines from Ford's (F.
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Sourcing steel domestically from Choucair's mill could significantly lower the cost of construction projects.
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McMahon should also tackle Federal Strategic Sourcing Initiative (FSSI), which actively disregards smaller firms.
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It said it was not sourcing cobalt from mines in Democratic Republic of Congo.
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The companies will also sell additional helium sourcing contracts to one or more buyers.
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If it agrees, Apple could potentially get an eight-year exemption from local sourcing.
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Apple had earlier requested the Indian government to waive the mandatory domestic sourcing rule.
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Under Amazon's umbrella, Whole Foods is taking more control over the sourcing of products.
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"The work is very resource intense — there's way more work in sourcing," he said.
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Yet companies in Japan and South Korea will be circumspect about sourcing, said Driscoll.
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Today, there is an emphasis on transparency of sourcing and on bold, aromatic flavors.
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Communities: Is transparent in its total commitment to sourcing all of its minerals ethically.
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Mr. Harr gave the example of sourcing your social friends to clean a beach.
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A note on the story should specify which masthead editor approved the sourcing. 2.
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Sourcing renewable energy is one of the other problems TransActive Grid claims it'll solve.
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Why would she care about properly sourcing wonderful corn pics or intricate lip painting?
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MUNCHIES: How is Bee Local's honey sourcing and producing process different from other companies?
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Their financial backing from Snap's deep pockets likely helps make the open-sourcing possible.
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Our software takes care of the sourcing, so companies order with 3D Hubs directly.
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For years, Accarrino has been sourcing fish for SPQR from Passmore Ranch in Sacramento.
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Modules will dive into the specifics of the origins and sourcing of Starbucks' coffee.
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After five years, the existing local-sourcing requirement for sales in India would apply.
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The company said that there's currently no disruptions in manufacturing or sourcing of material.
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It said China is not its No. 216 sourcing market for its private labels.
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HONG KONG (Reuters) - Shares of global sourcing and logistics group Li & Fung Ltd (0494.
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It relaxed a local-sourcing requirement for foreign retail brands like Apple and IKEA.
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Then there was the sourcing of a black vinegar brewed from sweet, glutinous rice.
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Some accommodations on vineyards produce wine on the premises rather than sourcing it elsewhere.
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The company also warned that the coronavirus outbreak in China would impact its sourcing.
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It found at least nine global consumer companies were sourcing from these Indonesian plantations.
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One student evaluated the sourcing: "They got it from a Trump supporter," he said.
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In 2016, his ministry released the first draft, initiating consultations and crowd sourcing feedback.
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Soon she'll be working with those reporters and possibly talking with them about sourcing.
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For instance, I was recently approached by an undergraduate venture capital group's sourcing team.
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Tiffany hopes to perk up interest in the brand with its program on sourcing.
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Pakistani officials were tasked with sourcing 3,500 pigeons to release on the prince's arrival.
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"There are, so far, no concerns significantly affecting the company, but we are making preparations, ensuring uninterrupted sourcing for the short term, and diversifying sourcing channels over the medium term," said LG Display Chief Financial Officer Suh Dong-hee during an earnings briefing.
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Facebook is adept at open sourcing, or donating for public use, technologies like computer hardware.
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Protracted U.S.–China trade conflicts are straining supply chains essential to sourcing goods and services.
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Other Chinese buyers have refrained from purchasing U.S. oil while sourcing crude from other regions.
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On the investment side, there are three main activities: analytics, networking / deal sourcing, and closing.
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Update 31/8/2016: Added extra comment from Dropbox, and clarified a sentence on sourcing.
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Simister has been with the company for 21 years and is currently food sourcing director.
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Shares of food producers outperformed on news that they will benefit from sourcing sugar locally.
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I was working on sourcing deals in the beginning for software as a service companies.
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The mentorship will focus on matters of intellectual property, sourcing, production and distribution, and marketing.
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Walmart has a goal of sourcing 35 percent of its electricity from renewables by 2020.
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We even took in feedback from the public in order to establish the sourcing codes.
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To make yourself available to others, consider open sourcing or selling yourself as an asset.
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But one of the most interesting aspects of the story itself was actually the sourcing.
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Tracy Dorée is responsible for sourcing and executing new investments and managing individual portfolio companies.
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Supply chains in North America, Europe and Asia are sourcing more from closer to home.
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This morning, Google announced that it was open sourcing its data visualization tool, Embedding Projector.
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Over time, the chatbot learns which candidates work out, and gets better at sourcing them.
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Both the Clinton and Trump campaigns are more opaque than most, making sourcing more difficult.
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J C PENNEY COMPANY INC - WORKING ON SOURCING TO DEAL WITH POTENTIAL TARIFFS - CONF CALL
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One boss of a local company says he spends 75% of his time sourcing money.
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In addition, Microsoft is also open-sourcing the programming framework of Service Fabric on Linux.
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Adidas says Vietnam is its largest sourcing country, with 42% of volume coming from there.
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The corporation famously has robust Editorial Guidelines which includes best practice around sourcing and attribution.
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You know, one of the hidden jewels within our company is the Target Sourcing Team.
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Fitch expects YDPIC to continue sourcing a large portion of its quality business through SGCC.
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MG: We all come from outbound backgrounds, so most of our sourcing is done outbound.
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Today, it's open-sourcing something it calls SyntaxNet and a component for it, Mr. McParseface.
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Google announced today that it is open-sourcing Seesaw — a Linux-based load balancing system.
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Despite sourcing poultry from local producers, KFC has yet to find a local potato supplier.
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Growing demand On a recent morning, I visit Monty Hamilton, CEO of Rural Sourcing Inc.
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This represents an important shift in how fast-fashion addresses issues in sourcing and manufacturing.
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It's worth noting that, unlike many security firms, PQ is not open sourcing its technology.
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But ideally that sourcing can be supplemented by documents, photos, videos, or other hard evidence.
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Fully-staffed partnerships shouldn't have an issue sourcing and processing startups for investment these days.
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The Assistant can read back relevant sections of how-to articles, complete with spoken sourcing.
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Uniquely J will also seemingly target the values that millennials care about, like product sourcing.
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They've since tested many of Josephina's recipes on friends — and begun sourcing ingredients from others.
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But only on Fox News did people repeatedly imagine reasons to doubt the Post's sourcing.
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" Also about "sourcing the greatest new talent and providing the infrastructure for it to thrive.
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Meanwhile, as the costs of sourcing in China have increased, they have declined in Vietnam.
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WorldQuant's recruiting efforts have changed the way many hedge funds think about sourcing quant talent.
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For some companies in America, diverting production or the sourcing of imports is an option.
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The decision plays into Hyatt's larger sustainability action plan, which also includes responsible food sourcing.
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It's become even less based in fact or sourcing and more reckless and more destructive.
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Notes: Sourcing: A document summarizing the meeting, which a U.S. official read to the Times.
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The restaurant soon became known as much for its sourcing of ingredients as its dishes.
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The second was that, as Media Matters reported, Zimmerman and Housley's sourcing was highly questionable.
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Here there may be bias re-encoded, as sourcing from humans tends to introduce it.
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My style is influenced by the cities I go to, sourcing fabrics and local skills.
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If Myanmar supply is now waning, Chinese smelters will have to reconfirgure their sourcing chain.
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The initiative affects sourcing of fabrics and of paper, particularly that is used in packaging.
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The car is built in Kentucky while sourcing 30 percent of its materials from abroad.
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They all pushed the boundaries on pricing, sourcing, marketing, regulation, employment, expansion and tax breaks.
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The 750,000-tonne, tariff-free quota is seen as helping mills to reduce sourcing costs.
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We've got the site in more languages, and we're open-sourcing the translations as well.
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Morgan Stanley also has a system in place around sourcing, testing, and onboarding fintechs quickly.
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The inspection team faced further delays due to difficulty sourcing protective gear, the statement said.
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Algeria is among the world's biggest wheat buyers, sourcing most of its supply from France.
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And we're prepared to act with sourcing changes, supply changes, and pricing changes if enacted.
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"If you are sourcing responsibly, but not making money, it doesn't make sense," she said.
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Algeria is among the world's biggest wheat buyers, sourcing most of its supply from France.
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There may be added emissions from transportation, for example, that come from sourcing recycled aluminum.
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He also said that the intelligence community "couldn't corroborate the sourcing" of Mr. Steele's dossier.
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EP: We very much focus as a software business ourselves when it comes to sourcing.
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I knew, I had incredibly good sourcing on it, and I knew it was happening.
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"This event won't impact us," he said, when asked how higher sourcing costs could affect earnings.
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This will include setting the strategy for design and sourcing through to supply chains and logistics.
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Its sourcing network also grew to include more than 20,000 stylists, partners, shoppers and sales associates.
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Google is open sourcing its work and plans to release an API later in the year.
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The government added regulations related to pricing and the sourcing of sales on sites that Amazon.
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In many sectors this will mean a rethink of the role that China plays in sourcing.
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Soaring wages and environmental costs are leading to a decline in the "cheap China" sourcing model.
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The premium of that price over the benchmark suggests consumers are having no difficulty sourcing copper.
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Both have been working to trim China's role as their chief supplier by sourcing products elsewhere.
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"The LME received 39 responses to its recent discussion paper on responsible sourcing," the exchange said.
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China is a "important sourcing country and consumer market for us," Nike said in the filing.
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Exif is more than just a new way of sourcing images to include in posts, though.
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The firm took a 51% interest in Limited Brands' sourcing business, Mast Global Fashions, in 2011.
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It is expecting on-demand volunteer crowd-sourcing from people who may not wish to cooperate.
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Traditional General Partners can focus on value-add to their portfolio, and spend less time sourcing.
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Among Sanders' ideas is sourcing 100% of the country's electricity from renewable and zero-emissions power.
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But, don't get your hopes up too high as the sourcing of this rumor isn't amazing.
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Most of these produce multiple brands, and the brands change through the year with sourcing patterns.
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The managing partner has help sourcing deals and performing diligence from a partner, Peter Bruce-Clark.
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Retailers are shifting their sourcing so that goods sold in America are not made in China.
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Alexa will be sourcing its replies from a couple of different partners Amazon's teamed up with.
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Building a Linux sub-system into Windows 10 and open sourcing some of its core tools?
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It is not clear why her fundraiser would have been removed from the crowd-sourcing website.
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Sourcing local fibers from Delhi markets, she later added dyeing processes to achieve magnificent chromatic effects.
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No cooking, no expensive ingredients, and no sourcing a gluten-free pie for you this year.
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A DMCC spokesman said it has a robust regulatory framework that includes strict responsible sourcing rules.
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Nissan now also requires prospective suppliers to include alternative sourcing plans for parts for new models.
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And as someone who encourages crowd-sourcing solutions, I see this diversity as a good thing.
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Yeah, we're sourcing all of our perception hardware, and then we're developing the software in-house.
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He said the joint venture boosted sugar sourcing in Brazil by doing business with independent mills.
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To cut expenses, the company has shut underperforming stores, slashed jobs and reduced product sourcing costs.
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You'll discover the same bias in its language, in reverse: a bias for sourcing female candidates.
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Run by the California-based charity As You Sow, the Responsible Sourcing Network (RSN) on Sept.
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Comms should help POTUS convey a Reaganesque "happy warrior" image by sourcing and packaging these wins.
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So she returned to painting, sourcing her canvases for free and opting for cheap acrylic paint.
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Japan wants to keep sourcing auto parts from economies not in the pact, such as Thailand.
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Google's DeepMind announced today that it was open sourcing Sonnet, its object-oriented neural network library.
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" But he also questioned the sourcing and accuracy of the report, describing the numbers as "exaggerated.
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Once the company began sourcing candidates more selectively, it hired nine people in only seven months.
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But, in a little bit of a twist, Lemonade is open-sourcing the policy on GitHub.
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Comms should help POTUS convey a Reaganesque "happy warrior" image by sourcing and packaging these wins.
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Bunge said in a statement that the deal will strengthen its grains sourcing activities in Brazil.
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When other seafood restaurants began asking where he was sourcing his lionfish, he knew he was.
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Amazon has published a comprehensive list of responsible sourcing polices that it demands its suppliers uphold.
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It is managing that by negotiating with suppliers and sourcing from alternate supply bases, he said.
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He said Apple had not provided a reason for the change in its sourcing of chips.
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It also bought pumpkin supplies early and didn't have the same sourcing issues as other brewers.
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Walmart is actively in-sourcing its grocery logistics network, according to Morgan Stanley analyst Ravi Shanker.
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This story has been updated to clarify sourcing for information about the nature of the deal.
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Braun, meanwhile, was attacked for sourcing many of the auto parts his business sells from China.
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This should be a dedicated conversation, focusing entirely on the sourcing issue of this one story.
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A note on the story should indicate that the sourcing has been approved, and by whom.
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Sourcing: Nothing is finalized yet, but both Bloomberg and Indian media outlets are reporting similar details.
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This means healthy, natural ingredients, sustainable sourcing, convenient distribution and packaging and a personalized customer experience.
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For the likes of Arbutus and Arts & Crafts, sourcing manufacturers involves a complex weighing of variables.
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We are committed to sourcing and selling products that are sustainable, long-lasting, and eco-friendly.
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Its analysis encompasses everything from ingredient sourcing to chemicals and processing, packaging, shipping and labor practices.
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You're going to be hearing a lot more about blue skies, green cars and responsible sourcing.
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Taverna heads Adveq's secondaries program, coordinating the sourcing, evaluation and negotiation of all its secondary transactions.
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This was helped by a net tax effect related to its global sourcing operations, Target added.
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"The buyers get cheaper sourcing, and the supplier can get a better selling price," said Shin.
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Each comes with products from well-regarded companies, with detailed information regarding sourcing, production and potency.
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The region is also the main sourcing hub, with China a major producer for both companies.
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She said she kept in close contact with her sourcing agent as the news came in.
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The administration officials were named in the book, although the sourcing for the quotations was anonymous.
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Solar energy is more resilient than grid-scale servicesGoing solar was once about sourcing clean energy.
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As online commentators speculated about the Times' sourcing, Bolton's friends and associates circulated their own theories.
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Especially sourcing "clean" or conflict-free cobalt that's not mined in the Democratic Republic of Congo.
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She will assume Tritton's responsibilities for owned brand sourcing, design and brand management, the company explained.
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People like stuff, but unsustainable sourcing of that stuff has been damaging to the planet's biodiversity.
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Kroger and Walgreens Boots Alliance are teaming up to cut costs by sourcing more merchandise together.
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The initiative to ensure responsible sourcing followed an outcry about cobalt mined by children in Africa.
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Denmark has reportedly set a record by sourcing almost half of its power from wind energy.
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For Lumitex's US-based production, sourcing raw materials domestically would be disruptive, expensive, and time-consuming.
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It is reportedly sourcing batteries from Panasonic (PCRFF), as well as LG Chem and China's CATL.
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Forty-Five Degrees Kitchen, which opened in late 2015, prides itself on sourcing locally — very locally.
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We are committed to sourcing all materials ethically and eliminating child mining in global supply chains.
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GM spokesman Tony Cervone said the company would not publicly comment on specific sourcing of commodities.
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"The buyers get cheaper sourcing, and the supplier can get a better selling price," said Shin.
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Additional limits on steel sourcing and enhanced labor inspections could represent political challenges for Mexican officials.
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" They added that the process of sourcing their material is inevitably "problematic and bound to fail.
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However, the flip side of a weaker pound for Halfords is that it raises sourcing costs.
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The entire memo including its sourcing and charts are presented in full later in this article.
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"Our current sourcing mix reflects our need to balance ramping up incremental supply to meet the growing demand for our product and continuing our multi-year effort to reduce our sourcing from China," the company said in a statement ahead of an industry conference on Tuesday.
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The company did not respond to questions on whether it would consider sourcing avocados outside of Mexico.
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Shapira says the company will be open sourcing these libraries to make them more attractive to developers.
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In its "Scope and Sourcing" section, the report explains that this evidence exists, but can't be declassified.
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European firms sourcing apparel from Myanmar include retailers Adidas, C&A, H&M, Inditex, Next and Primark.
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Egypt has long relied on imports, with even local producers sourcing most components and raw materials abroad.
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A weak recruiter will jump in and start sourcing new candidates without much thought about the constraints.
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GAIL has signed contracts for sourcing up to 5.8 million tonnes of LNG from the United States.
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Kant said his department would examine Apple's application in view of the changes made for local sourcing.
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If you decide instead to go to Norway, you get zero tariff, conditional on all this sourcing.
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"We felt at the time the story as turned in needed more sourcing," he later told me.
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Second, companies like Mars, Nestlé, and Walmart, also need to do more to improve their sourcing practices.
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Last year, McDonald's announced new menu initiatives including sourcing chicken raised without antibiotics used to treat humans.
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"We agreed that the next wave of outbound deal sourcing was going to be earlier," says Okike.
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Hair trends are getting an update this fall and we're sourcing our choice looks straight from Instagram.
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The Olympic organizers agreed sourcing rules prior to the construction to ensure a sustainable games in 2020.
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Google is sourcing content (and the links to buy clothes featured in the content) from rewardStyle's LIKEtoKNOW.
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Two new articles highlight the challenge of ethically sourcing cobalt from the Democratic Republic of the Congo.
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Apple has switched to an OLED panel for the iPhone X, sourcing the display from rival Samsung.
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Starting a fashion label comes many obstacles — sourcing materials and production facilities alone require steep capital upfront.
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Inditex's centralized sourcing and distribution model also means a large chunk of its costs are in euros.
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Uber Freight handles the load sourcing, just as it dos for connecting shippers with regular human truckers.
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It's also open sourcing its valuation models for startups that might like to manage the process themselves.
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U.S. automakers have not backed tougher rules of origin previously because they wanted flexibility on sourcing parts.
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But Mehanna echoes the sentiment of Candela and others at Facebook when he talks about open sourcing.
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McDonald's has worked with dietitians, started sourcing antibiotic-free chicken, and added more salads to its menu.
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He said it would also benefit customer of Future Consumer, the group's sourcing-to-supermarket food company.
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I am super involved in the design process and the sourcing and everything and I love it.
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Xamarin is open-sourcing its SDKs for Android, iOS and Mac under the MIT license, for example.
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I'm dressed for success and on-site for a project or running errands, sourcing tiles, fabrics, etc.
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Inditex's centralised sourcing and distribution model also means a large chunk of its costs are in euros.
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As a result, illegitimate traffic sourcing is declining and less sophisticated cybercriminals have abandoned their fraud schemes.
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TC: You've been investing in building a quantitative sourcing engine; what's the real value that it brings?
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" On sourcing within the White House: "A lot of people talk late at night in this administration.
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The bundle begins with a course on sourcing, marketing, and branding your products with Amazon's fulfillment process.
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The company is working with suppliers and employees to eliminate food contamination through sourcing, training and testing.
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In fact, it began dual-sourcing chips just prior to the end of its deal with Qualcomm.
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Russinovich tells me the team is still hardening the code and getting it ready for open sourcing.
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I was wondering if sourcing the proper parts was challenging, given you're a small-scale, independent operation.
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Complexity increases at a seemingly exponential rate, so sourcing and logistics become a totally different ball game.
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It comes down to responsibly sourcing your food based on your views on decolonization and food security.
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But the report has not yet been confirmed by other media outlets, and its sourcing is hazy.
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The Olympic organisers agreed sourcing rules prior to the construction to ensure a sustainable games in 2020.
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As of this week, the company is also open-sourcing its software to encourage third-party developers.
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Even with such thin sourcing, Facebook has devoted a surprising amount of language to differentiating the two.
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He's continuing to support portfolio companies with recruitment but will also be sourcing and leading Playfair investments.
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Subsequent news reports over the last week have largely relied on sourcing from anonymous national security officials.
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Venema is also critical of OWS for not open sourcing the phone component of Signal (aka RedPhone).
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The firm seeks to bolster their appeal by attacking traditional miners at their weakest point—ethical sourcing.
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Update September 12th 6:00PM ET: The original story has been updated with additional sourcing and clarification.
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Almost 80 percent of 200 luxury industry executives it surveyed saw proximity sourcing as a growing trend.
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Sourcing milk directly is a sharp departure from the way big dairy companies usually get their milk.
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Sellers can count on stable revenues but have little margin for error on sourcing, price and waste.
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Most recently, he held the title of strategic advisor, having worked in product, marketing, sourcing and operations.
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It says it tries to source locally when possible, but sourcing ultimately depends on seasonality and availability.
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Losing price competitiveness in markets of our trading partners means they will turn elsewhere for their sourcing.
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TowerJazz noted that the dual sourcing will assure 3Peak supply and provide a closer proximity to China.
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A look at the breakdown of where China is sourcing its coal reveals a surprise packet - Indonesia.
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As a result, sourcing food aid domestically has no impact on the prices that U.S. farmers receive.
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For the morning crowd, the company recently began sourcing, roasting, and serving coffee at their tasting rooms
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Blue Apron's success will rely heavily on converting consumers to new ways of sourcing food at home.
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Some argued that WikiLeaks should never discuss sourcing, adhering to the organization's general policy on the matter.
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The company is committed to sourcing local ingredients and being responsible with its impact on the environment.
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The crowd-sourcing effort raised more than $35,85033 from more than 1,490 donors as of Thursday evening.
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Fitch expects YDPIC to continue sourcing a large portion of its quality business through its parent, SGCC.
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Part of starting a new artistic project is sourcing inspiration, and what is inspiration if not data?
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One of the primary challenges an investor as big as the Vision Fund faces is sourcing capital.
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However, its centralized sourcing and distribution model means a large chunk of its costs are in euros.
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She added that sourcing those raw ingredients for drugs within India would have implications for drug prices.
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Introductory seminars at universities should include a crash course in sourcing and emotional manipulation in the media.
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The substance has driven remarkable discoveries about the prehistoric world, but concerns about its sourcing are growing.
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This report, which includes credible sourcing, covers technical and legal issues related to the bump-fire debate.
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It seemed that Shengzhou's industrial secrets could prove as impenetrable as the Rolodex of PVH's sourcing department.
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Sourcing outside of China would make the items cost prohibitive for the majority of U.S. retail customers.
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Well, without on-the-record sourcing, saying that Facebook people are steamed with the New York Times.
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Companies therefore are often sourcing software employees in university towns with steady supplies of computer science graduates.
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It provides sourcing for each, as well, including credible media sources, journals and the World Health Organization.
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New Delhi said Wednesday evening that it is easing sourcing norms for single-brand retailers like Apple.
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Pros: Subscription model, transparency about ingredient sourcing, no-nausea capsule design, can take on empty stomachCons: Pricey
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The selling point for rooftop solar panels was once just about sourcing clean energy or saving money.
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"The biggest bottleneck to achieving this lies in sourcing, screening and interviewing," said Codility CEO Natalia Panowicz.
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But below we look at some themes of misinformation, along with context and sourcing to verifiable information.
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While critical of The Times's sourcing, Mr. Peskov stopped short of denying the essence of the report.
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Hermann's describes its offerings as "comfort food with a twist" and also experiments with ingredients and sourcing.
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The researchers then work backward through manufacturing and development, to sourcing raw materials, before presenting the results.
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Sourcing consistent supplies of the two — now three — high-end champagnes takes a considerable amount of work.
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I do not, for a second, say that our sourcing is transferable across other political comedy shows.
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Kickstarter fired two employees who were leading a union campaign at the crowd-sourcing company in September.
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Sometimes sole-sourcing a contract is necessary and appropriate given the emergency nature of a given situation.
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A: We've seen difficulty in hiring staff and difficulty in sourcing the right people for new jobs.
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And even if it seems like a believable enough article, I still check sourcing in the article.
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Cheaper items are the result of more sourcing of goods from overseas, where production costs are lower.
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The Toms of Maine website has a helpful explainer that breaks down the sourcing of the ingredients.
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India's commerce and industry ministry was quick to respond when Musk tweeted his concern about the 30 percent local sourcing requirements through the country's "Make in India" Twitter handle, and said that India's foreign direct investment (FDI) policy does not mandate any minimum sourcing of components by auto manufacturers.
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If the posts do not meet their standards of accuracy—for example, if a claim has no sourcing, or if it is based on another organization's report that lacks sourcing—Facebook will mark it as "fake" and will display a warning message when someone tries to share it.
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"Myanmar is not considered a conflict-affected area by CFSI...As long as smelters present a certified sourcing document, that's acceptable for us," said Tim Lin, an executive overseeing sourcing at Taiwan-based Shenmao, who said about a quarter of its supply of the metal came from Yunnan Tin.
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In a 2018 report, Human Rights Watch assessed the sourcing of 13 jewelry powerhouses and said that several, like LVMH-owned Bulgari, had what it described as unreliable sourcing claims, and that Cartier and Chopard had a chain of custody for only a fraction of their gold supplies.
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Unlike more upscale restaurants, smaller diners may not be sourcing freshly-caught fish each morning for their dishes.
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" A spokesman for Home Depot said he would not discuss the company's tool chest sourcing "for competitive reasons.
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Senders says that using Google OAuth and not sourcing public personal info (Instagram, Facebook) keeps the service safe.
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Food firms say that variations in their products result from factories' sourcing decisions or differences in regional tastes.
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The OECD has produced standards on bribery, consumer protection and the responsible sourcing of minerals, among many others.
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Content curation is the process of sourcing content from different channels and sharing it with your target audience.
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McKesson's results were also driven by sourcing benefits from ClarusONE, which provides generic pharmaceutical services for the company.
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It assumed firms would move sourcing and manufacturing out of China only as much as economic logic dictates.
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So we're going to continue to balance our sourcing strategies -- SARA EISEN: Moving to Vietnam -- PATRIK FRISK: Wherever.
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Ninety-five percent of our sourcing is Arabic language—all of our researchers are Syrian, Iraqi, or Lebanese.
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Their mother-in-law was concerned about sourcing a Thanksgiving turkey in Mexico, so they'd flown one down.
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Verdugo said the team plans on sourcing additional questions and concerns in the comments section of the video.
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Still, if restaurants want to sell a fully vegan product, sourcing from one provider could make it easier.
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McCartney's eponymous label is transparent about its sourcing and manufacturing practices and its strong support of ethical trade.
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"Global consumers rightly demand action on responsible sourcing and our industry must listen," Chamberlain said in a statement.
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Frontier has made some lucrative sourcing deals that have helped it get a leg up in some countries.
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That is the proposition Quantopian, a hedge fund and online crowd-sourcing platform founded in 2011, is testing.
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And it would create a supply problem if breweries suddenly started sourcing all their equipment domestically, Sawczuk said.
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Even investors who say that they do prioritize investing in diverse entrepreneurs have outdated sourcing and vetting methods.
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As the Spoon reports: The chain has been tight-lipped about where they're sourcing their new vegetarian options.
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As power-hungry abusers lose their jobs, new ways of working, networking and sourcing talent are taking hold.
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For specialized players, the task of sourcing parts for small production runs is a major drag on productivity.
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She'll focus on sourcing investment opportunities in machine intelligence-enabled businesses, synthetic biology, robotics and other "frontier technologies".
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First, prepare the crudités by sourcing your pickled vegetables, citrus, and whatever snacks you desire on the plate.
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For Damascus, the corridor holds out the prospect of sourcing fuel and food from the resource-rich northeast.
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I spend the morning sourcing photos for two articles, even picking up the phone to chase a photographer.
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These include helping sellers manage supply chains, for example by operating warehouses, and sourcing merchandise for corner stores.
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Building up a human sourcing capability is the only way to get into those early investment rounds today.
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Facebook, a big proponent of open sourcing AI research, is publicly releasing the code for the negotiation bots.
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These labels are mostly branding and have very little to do with whether restaurants are sourcing food ethically.
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A third case, over whether Google prevented third-party websites from sourcing search ads from competitors, is ongoing.
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Eventually, that will also be complemented with sourcing information from outside the organization — either contractors or new hires.
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Last-mile providers are sourcing and launching cohorts that directly address skill needs, as well as diversity needs.
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There are also sound economic reasons for China to be in the South Pacific, including sourcing raw materials.
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China is a "important sourcing country and consumer market for us," Nike said in its annual securities filing.
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As Spiegel gets more private, Gallagher's sourcing wanes, relying instead on leaked emails that feel cold and clinical.
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Adidas produces 26 million pieces of apparel a year, sourcing most of them from Cambodia, China and Vietnam.
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Michael Preysman, Everlane's founder and CEO, says sourcing sustainable materials was the first part of designing the shoe.
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Today, it announced it's open sourcing Fizz and placing it on GitHub for anyone to access and use.
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" And that's not really the best approach to sourcing the best people who may say "You know what?
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"Global consumers rightly demand action on responsible sourcing – and our industry must listen," Chamberlain said in a statement.
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Second, this system accommodates out-sourcing, as vendors would report their own U.S.-employee-cost-to-revenue ratios.
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Commenters were quick to mock Palin for ostensibly comparing Trump to Gandhi, while others noted the dubious sourcing.
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I am very much looking forward to carrying on doing what we are doing, specialising in sourcing locally.
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She started by focusing on sourcing from suppliers with premium fabrics and leathers to blend beauty with durability.
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This helps ABK reduce its cost of funding, deposit concentration and maturity gaps while sourcing US dollar funding.
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Cillizza: Rod Rosenstein urged "caution" for people reading stories about the Trump White House that contain anonymous sourcing.
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"Bangladesh is an important sourcing market for the industry," said McInnis, director of international corporate affairs at Walmart.
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Worker wasps, who cannot reproduce, spend their lives sourcing food for the growing larvae back in the nest.
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How did you approach researching and sourcing the book, and creating one narrative out of all those elements?
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While at H.I.G., Dan was responsible for sourcing, executing and monitoring investments in software, internet, and business services.
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On the software side, Nvidia also today announced that it is open sourcing its Material Definition Language (MDL).
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These contractors were also instructed to analyze headline styles, sourcing of quotes and facts, and to avoid sensationalism.
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Immo generates revenue from investors that pay the startup a fee for sourcing, assessing and acquiring property assets.
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"Sourcing is a very murky topic within the healing crystal community, for a variety of reasons," she said.
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Boyle did not elaborate on the better sourcing countries, though the company includes Vietnam among its top sites.
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This metric had been weighed down by inefficient sourcing and logistics, including an over-reliance on air freight.
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Jason Collins, Wilson Racquet's global sourcing director, said beginner tennis balls have little wool in the felt weave.
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The experiment continued with the researchers sourcing their own annotations for tweets, and found that similar biases appeared.
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Environmental groups are calling on Olive Garden to improve the national restaurant chain's food-sourcing and labor practices.
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We call it NYT360-Video, and we are happy to announce that we are open sourcing the framework.
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"Qualcomm precluded Apple from sourcing baseband processors from Qualcomm's competitors from 2011 to 2016," reads the FTC announcement.
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European countries are likely to continue sourcing most of their gas from the lowest cost supplier, he added.
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Sourcing so much of their revenue from two app stores means that these gaming companies are uniquely vulnerable.
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Perhaps that is why so many of the companies I know that do their sourcing locally are private.
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Sourcing material adds an extra layer, since countries manufacturing clothes don't always have local cotton, lycra or leather.
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Sasnauskas sees no bounds when it comes to sourcing the best flour, olive oil, meats, cheeses, and tomatoes.
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Because of the reduced supply, processors have turned to sourcing beans from neighbor and top producer Ivory Coast.
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Voyage, the self-driving car spin-out from Udacity, is open-sourcing its approach to autonomous driving safety.
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No less than seven states currently prohibit pet stores from sourcing dogs from breeders who violate the AWA.
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That reporting, however, should be done with clear sourcing, some balance, and a focus on issues of significance.
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"We have seen a high number of requests for pieces," said Jessica Greenslade, the division's head of sourcing.
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DiSalvo is the founder of Virtue and Vice, a consultancy focused on ethical sourcing in the fashion industry.
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The sourcing for these stories is usually non-existent — that's how rumors work — but their ramifications are heavy.
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In the coming years, Trump's sourcing agent would make his menswear in Bangladesh, Honduras, Mexico, Vietnam, and China.
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" Even so, he said, "it does bother me if they are sourcing from countries with no L.G.B.T. protections.
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But that doesn't stop us from Googling, and it doesn't stop Google from sourcing snippet results from CNW.
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They have responded to the demands of consumers, eliminating excessive packaging and sourcing from local and organic farms.
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Taryn: But sourcing these ingredients hasn't always been easy, especially with growing political turmoil in the Middle East.
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Insight Global is a national staffing and services company that specializes in sourcing information technology, government, and accounting.
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And, again, crowd sourcing is not a new phenomenon, but technology is going to enable all of that.
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That uniqueness is enhanced by the company's insistence on sourcing as many of its ingredients locally as possible.
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Look for a supplier that is completely transparent and doing its own the legwork in sourcing palo santo.
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Sanjay Kumar, strategic sourcing director at LafargeHolcim Energy Solutions, said he saw "higher imports of petcoke in 2020".
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The region is also a key sourcing hub, with many sneakers produced in China and other Asian countries.
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There are limited sourcing options as most products come from China, Vietnam, Bangladesh, India and Indonesia, he said.
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Local sourcing is so important to him that he's grinding wheat from upstate for pasta extruded in-house.
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For many healers like Kadlec, ethically sourcing crystals is one of the most difficult parts of the job.
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However, competition for assets has driven down returns in some segments and sourcing suitable projects can present problems.
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Instead, in an era when our digital enemies are crowd-sourcing attacks, we must crowd-source our response.
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Sleepwalkers discusses how cameras that cryptographically sign every image could back up the sourcing of video or images.
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GAIL has also signed contracts for sourcing up to 5.8 million tonnes of LNG from the United States.
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"With carne asada, we've had trouble sourcing enough beef that meets our 'food with integrity' guidelines," he said.
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"We are currently sourcing the units involved and there will be an increase of a few thousand troops."
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The issue of sourcing is especially acute with diamonds, which change hands many times from mine to showroom.
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" A spokesman for Home Depot said he would not discuss the company's tool chest sourcing "for competitive reasons.
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The company is open sourcing the technology needed to build bots — the Bot Framework it unveiled at Build.
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It sparked weeks of discussion about the president's fitness for office, as well as controversies over Wolff's anonymous sourcing.
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Alternative country sourcing, sure, but again, it's where possible and feasible, it's a limited ability, and it takes time.
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So MNCs are clearly rethinking the old linear sourcing model for Western markets, but the path forward is unclear.
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Now the political risks associated with sourcing from China, especially the Huawei crackdown, are causing others to consider leaving.
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I think our industry has a whole has you know, been balancing their sourcing strategies for over ten years.
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The procurement team oversees sourcing and buying of goods and services for all operations and businesses within the company.
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This study encourages further mapping and stone sourcing, and our excavations continue to shed new light on moai carving.
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And if Too Faced fans in Oregon are having a tough time sourcing a peach palette within state lines?
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Data science is already making its mark from sourcing and supply-chain management to HR and customer-experience management.
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Walmart says it will keeps costs down by sourcing items from a single fulfillment center close to the customer.
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Sourcing good candidates among existing employees is usually not possible, so it seems logical to seek talent from outside.
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Davis's role in the CNN story also offers a window into the kind of anonymous sourcing common across newsrooms.
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Sourcify wants to be the Flexport for product sourcing by tackling how companies get in touch with manufacturing pipelines.
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The problem today is sourcing is so transactional, you hire sourcers who are on contract or not on contract.
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So far, 0003,000 companies are signed up, who can recruit users individually or contract the company's talent-sourcing services.
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McDonald's has committed to sourcing all of its fiber-based packaging products from recycled or certified sources by 2020.
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Sourcing ingredients in the restaurant industry is a dirty process that still relies heavily on voicemails and fax orders.
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King sees open-sourcing this technology as an important step for a number of reasons around licensing and governance.
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Article updated 20/07 22:10 PDT to further clarify the change of plan and our sourcing of information
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Much of that output, however, is committed to Japanese buyers keen to diversify their sourcing after the China Shock.
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The plan mirrors Facebook's Open Compute Project for open sourcing server designs and Telecom Infra Project for connectivity technology.
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According to Jefferies, sourcing in this category has improved, which has resulted in higher-quality fresh goods on shelves.
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"We started sourcing parts and working with different suppliers literally within 24 hours of the news breaking," Schulwitz says.
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Faulty sourcing, incidentally, runs in the family—earlier this year, Ivanka Trump appeared to have invented a Chinese proverb.
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Sourcing is an arduous, monotonous job that requires manpower and concentration: Even a single mistake can derail your production.
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However, the company warned that a hard Brexit could require it to make changes to its prices and sourcing.
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And for another, can you picture any government open-sourcing code for a new fighter jet or nuclear facility?
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In fact, MOE is the most natural area for a data commons and the associated open-sourcing of software.
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Madore said the company was working with its sourcing partners to "significantly" mitigate any potential impact from additional tariffs.
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Only Shake Shack and BurgerFi scored an A rating for sourcing their beef from farmers who don't use antibiotics.
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It is also a designated agency for sourcing building materials for certain local government-owned housing and infrastructure projects.
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Like, for example, the one who claims on LinkedIn to be Facebook's head of supply-chain and strategic sourcing.
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"It's a lot of time and dogged sleuthing," Maverick said of sourcing each vintage piece that furnishes the bar.
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Gogo has already begun sourcing new content with closed caption options for its seatback and personal streaming entertainment systems.
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A panel set up by Sitharaman's ministry had favored waiving the sourcing requirement for the U.S.-based phone-maker.
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Back in 2012, Australia also banned the company building its high-speed broadband network from sourcing supplies from Huawei.
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Spotify has already been investing in alternative technologies for rights management that would go beyond sourcing record label metadata.
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Sourcing the right technology for a company has always been challenging, but today it is an entirely different beast.
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The government plans to bring the local sourcing rate of cars made in Morocco to 80 percent by 2020.
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She also specializes in technology risk management and strategy, business and technology integration, and vendor management and strategic sourcing.
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It's not clear if the startup is sourcing this inventory from Walmart and its subsidiaries, or from outside retailers.
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This investment in iPrice looks like it follows the firm's blueprint of sourcing prospective investments via the Line fund.
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Organic hummus by Hope — a small-batch food company sourcing fresh goods from local farms across the American southwest.
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Focusing just on permanent staffers, the company's median employee is a junior sourcing consultant in Belgium who earned $43,344.
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If another outlet reports something, don't run with it unless you have your own sourcing to back it up.
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Longtime CEO Tim Boyle on Thursday told Cramer that the apparel company has been shifting sourcing away from China.
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"Our approach is to build relationships with factories that are aligned with our values and meet our sourcing expectations."
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Employees told Business Insider during another visit to the store that the location was sourcing its avocados from Peru.
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The objective of the sourcing mandate was to increase demand and prices received by farmers for U.S. agricultural commodities.
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So by sourcing coffee from several different countries, companies will always have a steady source of beans to buy.
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White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders issued a statement blasting the book, taking particular aim at its sourcing.
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Instead, some in Congress are trying to abolish domestic sourcing requirements, known as Buy American measures, for defense acquisitions.
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The company has also signed contracts for sourcing up to 5.8 million tonnes of LNG from the United States.
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To get started, says Carnegie Mellon's Aniket Kittur, researchers hired a bunch of people as a crowd-sourcing group.
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Today, it announced it was open sourcing its modular network routing software called Open/R, as the tradition continues.
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Its U.S. outpost handles operations and business, while its Colombian office oversees design, sourcing, customer service, and web development.
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From sourcing bulbs to finding use for byproduct, Putman's process produces zero waste—a feat he's particularly proud of.
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The GDS asks respondents online a wide range of questions on their drug use, sourcing practices, and demographic information.
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At LA Kitchen, he is responsible for the sourcing of a lot of these visually distressed fruits and vegetables.
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Compare this to the American auto industry, a truly globalized player with its integrated global sourcing, manufacturing and marketing.
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Additionally, news consumers ought be very wary or skeptical about news stories based largely or exclusively on anonymous sourcing.
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Still others are imposing tough new contract terms, rerouting sourcing and discussing ways to share costs with each other.
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Instead, tariffs prompted some American companies to shift their sourcing of goods from China to other parts of Asia.
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Sourcing deals and marketing"I listened to 150 podcasts, and I was taking notes on each one," he said.
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Mr. Pépin gives lessons in sourcing ingredients like fish, then provides an easy microwave horseradish cream sauce for fillets.
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On-site emissions could also be cut through things like 100%-electric construction equipment sourcing its electricity from renewables.
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New Delhi also allowed 100% foreign direct investment in contract manufacturing and eased sourcing norms for single-brand retailers.
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New Delhi also allowed 100% foreign direct investment in contract manufacturing and eased sourcing norms for single-brand retailers.
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Note that, as a Canadian based company, GOOS has minimal exposure to U.S. tariffs on its sourcing from China.
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Partly that's due to its relative youth and its dependence on global sourcing for its core technology, the batteries.
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New Chapter's Perfect Prenatal Multivitamins fulfill all of those requirements and more while sourcing ingredients from organic, whole foods.
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She operated with an almost Socratic method, quizzing her staff on the sourcing and suppositions undergirding the day's news.
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In-N-Out is meticulous about sourcing its ingredients, and it's famous for the freshness of its ... well, everything.
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It's through consistent digging and sourcing and asking the hard questions, and working until all hours of the night.
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Rules governing wages, parts and the sourcing of steel and aluminum would create about 28,000 automotive jobs, it found.
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But using intermediaries for sourcing Venezuelan oil may only be a short-term solution as Washington mulls new sanctions.
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The dossier's sourcing, however, is based on unclear and likely unverifiable memos compiled by a former British intelligence operative.
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A lot of primary sourcing is now available online, from news conferences to court documents and video of events.
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The second technology lies at the intersection of crowd sourcing and "gamification" (using games for education and research). Fold.
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By open-sourcing HomeKit, Apple hopes that more smart home manufacturers will try to integrate HomeKit in their prototypes.
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In other words: stop relying on crowd-sourcing, and start taking some lessons from the journalists you're already paying.
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So it's fair to say this was an 18-month investigation... The sourcing The trio obtained confidential tax returns.
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It said it had stopped sourcing materials from suppliers that were unable to meet these standards, the SEC said.
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"We are moving some product out of China, we're sourcing to elsewhere, we are redesigning product," Philbin told CNBC.
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This, on top of the difficulties of sourcing line cooks, which is almost impossible to find as it is.
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Smartphone repair shop forums and Facebook groups have been flooded with spinner advertising advice, wholesaling tips, and sourcing information.
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It was early sourcing, but they had this part of the meeting that was called the Random Access Period.
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The falling value of the pound against the Euro has been a blow to the restaurant chain's sourcing costs.
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But perhaps even more absurd is that this admonition about sourcing comes from Trump, who often prefaces his offenses with anonymous-sourcing phrases like, "A lot of people are saying …" Just because you use that as a vehicle to spread a lie, Mr. Trump, it doesn't mean that other people do, too.
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On Wednesday, the Open Compute Project, the hardware design sharing group, announced it would move into open sourcing telecommunications gear.
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AMERICAN EAGLE EXEC - CO COLLABORATING WITH SOURCING PARTNERS AND BELIEVES IT CAN SIGNIFICANTLY MITIGATE ANY POTENTIAL IMPACT FROM ADDITIONAL TARIFFS
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We love seeing intrepid influencers sourcing their cutting-edge finds in unexpected, hidden-in-plain sight destinations: in particular, Amazon.
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"What you need to know is what's the percent of foreign sourcing for each one of these companies," Boss said.
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CodeFights Founder and CEO Tigran Sloyan believes gamification represents the future of sourcing and filtering for any objectively measured skill.
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Multiple assessments of seafood supply chains of major brands and retailers sourcing from the Thai seafood sector underscore the risks.
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Each claim about a corporation is backed up by extensive sourcing to help curb possible claims of defamation or mischaracterization.
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To truly jumpstart and accelerate this adoption, open sourcing the frameworks to build AI and ML engines is not enough.
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H&M, Zara, ASOS, Levi Strauss & Co and British fashion designer Stella McCartney have adopted similar sourcing policies, RAN said.
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The company is also targeting $2123 billion in cost synergies, including leveraging scale in sourcing and eliminating duplicative corporate expenses.
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"After all, values-led sourcing is an important part of our process when we churn up new ice cream innovations."
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The U.S. has even blacklisted Huawei, among other firms, effectively blocking the company from sourcing components and tech from America.
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Some reporters questioned how Wolff could have written such a vivid scene, and the passage didn't make his sourcing clear.
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"Dollar General and Dollar Tree are so fantastic at sourcing that they haven't had to sacrifice their margins," he said.
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Once again the library, which had been painstakingly restored, even down to sourcing Mackintosh's original nails from America, was gutted.
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"The best way to encourage responsible ad sourcing is to cut into the revenue from the standard model," wrote another.
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"Being overly reactive and moving sourcing around in product categories like ours can present massively more risk," he told Cramer.
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"We share our research openly," Mehanna explains, regarding how Facebook is sharing its findings and open-sourcing its AI technologies.
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"Global consumers rightly demand action on responsible sourcing — and our industry must listen," CEO Matthew Chamberlain said in a statement.
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Design, sourcing, miniaturization and manufacturing is all ludicrously complicated, and often isn't core to the functionality of a fitness tracker.
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Thank you for sourcing the term Blackstar for us and adding a piece to the significance of his final opus.
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Steinhoff traces its roots to West Germany, where it found a niche sourcing cheap furniture from the communist-ruled east.
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Automated Product Sourcing System For ebay & Amazon One of the best ways to make money online is to sell collectibles.
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In other instances the unit backs a company directly and then helps it in areas such as sourcing and distribution.
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And while you can take Barclays' note with a grain of salt, the sourcing does seem at least somewhat legitimate.
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The unexpected uptake led to a national shortage of Meningitis B jabs, with some clinics sourcing pricier vaccinations from abroad.
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Those include a network of fulfillment centers and sourcing capabilities that are "not even close" to what it had previously.
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With that, as well as a developer strategy known as event sourcing, Goldman's system has become fast, customizable and reliable.
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He said he was not seeking to weaken the LBMA's sourcing standards, but to have more involvement in their creation.
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Arnoux, a Stamford, Connecticut-based mechanical engineer, lends Shen information about plastics and taps into Shen's experience sourcing carbon fiber.
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An important thing to keep in mind when sourcing a video is to not get too carried away with resolution.
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While some media and insiders have expressed some doubt about the report's sourcing, here's hoping this rumor isn't a ruse.
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Cost-related synergies in the areas of sourcing plus some overlap in sales force and administrative functions should be attainable.
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But it comes directly from President Trump's playbook: An attempt to discredit any negative stories that rely on anonymous sourcing.
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Anonymous sourcing is an imperfect tool but one that has helped expose all sorts of important stories over the decades.
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H&M has called on governments in sourcing countries such as Cambodia and Bangladesh to ensure fair pay for workers.
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It needs to be addressed in the development and sourcing of talented women and people of color throughout the industry.
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I realise I'm in a different and hugely fortunate position than most, and sourcing has always been important to me.
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Shares in Swedish rival H&M, which has the majority of its sourcing costs in U.S. dollars, rose 0.5 percent.
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After all, just like real chocolate, the chocolate-colored iPhone probably couldn't exist without some questionable sourcing of raw materials.
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In addition, Zhanglong is a designated agency for sourcing building materials for certain local-government-owned housing and infrastructure projects.
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And it will help civil society groups to identify who is sourcing from a factory when there is a problem.
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Clarkson is one of the world's main shipbrokers, sourcing vessels for the world's largest producers and traders of natural resources.
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Sourcing from Chinese manufacturers on Alibaba and Aliexpress, Chapman found other products for $210 that he could resell for $212.
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The injection also extends BFG's value chain in upstream grain cultivation and sourcing, logistics and transportation, and downstream retail distribution.
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This has reduced its raw-material sourcing flexibility and increased costs due to higher local corn prices given increased demand.
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According to industry checks, Hardywood is not alone as other brewers nationally have been challenged with sourcing pumpkin this season.
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It said that Kela, the social services agency which organizes the boxes, had neglected corporate responsibility issues when sourcing items.
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After sourcing the beans, Starbucks roasts them in the US and then distributes them among more than 14,000 stores nationwide.
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We are also open sourcing the video encoding presets that we use to transcode all of our 360 video outputs.
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Kuo said Apple is sourcing smaller components from a company named TXC, which suggests the AirPods might also be smaller.
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TRADE UNIONS INCLUDING CABIN CREW DEMANDING 8% WAGE INCREASE, JOB SECURITY FOR 3 YEARS, IN-SOURCING OF ALL OUTSOURCED SERVICES
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It is outrageous to think that the candidate is sourcing material from some of the worst elements in our society.
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Although IKEA plans to gradually ramp-up local sourcing, one challenge to keeping prices low will be taxes, said Brodin.
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A spokesman told Reuters it was considering exporting on ships from a Qatari port, or sourcing from the United States.
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She explained that, anecdotally, people sometimes buy in groups, with one person handling the technical side of sourcing the drugs.
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He grabs a handful of makrut lime leaves, explaining that import restrictions mean sourcing them fresh from Thailand is illegal.
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Some sellers are looking for alternative suppliers outside of China, as they want to diversify their sourcing strategies, Shields said.
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Retailers are faced with the reality that there will be supply chain implications, beyond just sourcing and production in China.
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The company is using Motiva's expertise in sourcing and pricing U.S. crude to expand its trade volume, the people said.
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It was at that point that Fusion GPS hired Mr. Steele, who has deep sourcing in Russia, to gather information.
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Facebook is also donating an emergency reserve of 720,000 masks and is "sourcing more," chief executive Mark Zuckerberg announced yesterday.
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But like many medical providers across the US, they're having difficulty sourcing medical masks and other equipment due to shortages.
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Mr. Schrang, also 34, is an operations director in the apparel sourcing and manufacturing division of Nike in Beaverton, Ore.
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Since its start, the market's owners have relied on family in the Middle East for sourcing and shipping local ingredients.
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DuckDuckGo is also open sourcing the code behind the feature so other sites and platforms can adopt it as well.
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Insight Global is a national staffing and services company that specializes in sourcing information technology, government, accounting, finance, and engineering.
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While participating in the lesson, students will practice good sourcing and evaluate what makes one statement more plausible or reliable.
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Sourcing Recipes For Ms. Smith, bread making is not just a passion and skill, but also a window into civilization.
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Sourcing from Chinese manufacturers on Alibaba and Aliexpress, Chapman found other products for $4.99 that he could resell for $59.99.
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Numerai is the latest investment fund that has won backers with the promise of sourcing investment algorithms from the crowd.
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The organization recognizes the outcry over unethical sourcing of donkey hides, said RCHM council member Martin John in a statement.
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Supermarkets are less exposed to higher sourcing costs, importing a third of, say, fish products and buying everything else locally.
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Certain characteristics need to be in place when sourcing these private transactions — such as top-notch legal and accounting teams.
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China is Newell's largest sourcing partner, with about 2380% to 2108% of its products being sourced there, according to Peterson.
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Sourcing: Only government sources (including the Los Angeles mayor, the California attorney general and an Army lieutenant general) were provided.
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Bryan: So it's not a case where you shift your sourcing or supply chain elsewhere to work around the tariffs?
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At no point does she offer sourcing or credit to any of the people or publications whose words she used.
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China sourcing is <2% of goods into the US, but a slowdown in China from the trade war is a risk.
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Because of the concerns of customers in America and India who want non-China sourcing, it has upgraded its Mexican operations.
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MNC bosses typically left it to mid-level managers to squeeze out 1-2% a year in cost savings through sourcing.
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Garbus said what impressed her most from her year with the Times was its high standards on sourcing and fact checking.
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All companies involved with the exchange should implement responsible sourcing practices in line with the OECD Guidance, the letter dated Dec.
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In a sense, open sourcing code offers the same potential benefit that publishing research in peer-reviewed journals does for scientists.
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"The story kept spreading but with no second sourcing," Arturo Garcia, the Snopes reporter who wrote the follow-up, told CNNMoney.
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Meanwhile, passive sourcing became recognized as a distinct activity within recruiting, supported by an entire category of new tools and technology.
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Marine biologist Prof Audun Rikardsen said the harness had a GoPro camera holder and a label sourcing it to St Petersburg.
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But Fairtrade has seen several big buyers pull back from its mark and set up their own models for sustainable sourcing.
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The software giant is open-sourcing PowerToys on GitHub, so anyone can contribute and create power user tools for Windows 10.
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First, governments need to do more, both in consuming countries in North America and Europe, and in sourcing countries like Thailand.
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By sharing responsibility for regulation and sustainable sourcing, industry and government can work together to protect workers, consumers, and global resources.
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SOSA works closely with its partner startups, providing investor sourcing, hands-on mentorship and the physical resources needed to achieve growth.
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Academics draw distinctions between going global "vertically"—relocating production and the sourcing of raw materials—and "horizontally"—selling into new markets.
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In this day and age of higher expectation in offices, sourcing your furniture from Ikea no longer cuts the proverbial mustard.
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Chef, the popular automation service, today announced that it is open-sourcing all of its software under the Apache 2 license.
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Multiple layers across various countries - whether in sourcing raw materials or creating the final product - makes it hard to identify exploitation.
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Today, Marketplace has begun showing a new Daily Deals tab on the mobile app for select users, sourcing deals from eBay.
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The company decided to start sourcing the merchandise for them — mostly cosmetics, nutritional items and fashion — so subscribers could buy directly.
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Armed with this knowledge, I wanted to try sourcing my own djar and experiment with adding different ratios to my coffee.
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" Moving forward, she suggested that reporters "have learned we have to go back to journalism 101 and triple-sourcing your stories.
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Update April 11th, 4:25pm: Clarified that AT&T's network claims aren't exclusively based on 5G E speeds and Ookla sourcing.
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In addition, its wide distribution network, preponderance of cash sales and mostly local sourcing of inventory further supports ODM's business profile.
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All of this should help her (and you) learn the right way to approach researching, writing, sourcing and speaking out loud.
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A third group of women pursue the option of sourcing abortion pills online -- which is what has happened in this case.
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The sourcing may be murky, but it's clear these products are part of a trend that goes way beyond Burger King.
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StrongIntro helps companies throw sourcing parties where employees import their email, Facebook, and LinkedIn contacts, which are referenced against open jobs.
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"She was up until 2 in the morning putting buttons on all the hats, sourcing everything, all the signs," he said.
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As Das and Sun noted, LinkedIn has a long history of open sourcing products that aren't part of its core competency.
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It's honestly terrifying to see how the systemic failure of the chain's progressive sourcing strategy can cause real harm to people.
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Nor does it show its working on rising costs from staff wages, or sourcing clothing in Asia amid a depreciating sterling.
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Update: Slashdot reports, citing sourcing inside Canonical and Microsoft, that Windows 10 will support Ubuntu, a Debian-based version of Linux.
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One of the biggest challenges in sourcing food poisoning outbreaks has been the very timescale issue that CIDTs help to solve.
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These are aligned with the international benchmark for responsible sourcing laid out by the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD).
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Updating the tracing list to include steel and electronic components, which are mostly made in Asia, should also encourage regional sourcing.
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The company also said it was prepared to make changes to supply, sourcing and pricing in response to any further tariffs.
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The offices are in charge of sourcing properties, welcoming customers and guaranteeing the quality of the experience during each guest's stay.
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For Facebook, for example, this has meant open sourcing how it builds some of its servers and other data center hardware.
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Janet Malcolm made the point most famously in 1990, in a book about, among other things, sourcing work from bad behavior.
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"Travel companies want to protect their customers and they don't want us to be sourcing or acquiring their consumers," he said.
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"We took a line that we wouldn't mind waiving off the local sourcing norm for Apple's high-end products," said Sitharaman.
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"The sourcing and spay/neuter laws address problems of significant importance to the city and its residents," Judge Edward Korman wrote.
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As a percentage of China's total imports, U.S. supplies are modest and Beijing has had little difficulty in sourcing alternative cargoes.
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Japan, meanwhile, is eyeing shipping routes and resource exploitation there, as Tokyo seeks sourcing opportunities for energy and other raw materials.
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Facebook's involvement in sourcing questions was announced as part of a broader set of initiatives involving tech companies at the debates.
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Instead of banning the cobalt brands, the LME should work with firms that produce them to ensure responsible sourcing, they said.
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Five denied sourcing cobalt from via Huayou Cobalt, though they are listed as customers in the company documents of battery manufacturers.
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For one, we have actually learned more about Steele's sourcing for the tale, and it doesn't inspire a ton of confidence.
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Visualmodo WordPress Themes: Lifetime Membership — $230 See Details Sourcing for different design elements to incorporate into your projects could take hours.
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CNN was still standing by its story as of last night and claimed, implausibly, that it was confident in its sourcing.
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And he has a strong passion for sustainability, so if sourcing is difficult I would say that it's not particularly difficult.
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A common perception of the dark web is that it's a one-click shop for sourcing pistols, rifles or other weapons.
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Longtime CEO Tim Boyle on Thursday told CNBC's Jim Cramer that the apparel company has been shifting sourcing away from China.
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Connoisseurs say that every step, and other factors like sourcing and humidity, affect the taste and mouthfeel of the finished product.
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This is a fabric that requires a very unique finishing process, so sourcing the right partners was key to the success.
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Cuts are expected at the headquarters of the two groups, as well as in logistics and sourcing, sources had told Reuters.
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There's a also a strong dedication to the environment and sustainability in both their coffee sourcing and in the café itself.
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The company already deployed 2250,000 such vehicles, sourcing them from the likes of Tesla, startup Workhorse Group, and Daimler-subsidiary eCanter.
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A supply chain is essentially the timeline of a product from sourcing materials to putting a final product on the shelf.
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" A spokesperson for Mars said the company has "stopped sourcing from PT Surya Panen Subur II given evidence of illegal deforestation.
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Many domestic manufacturers are reporting increased sales because President Trump's trade rhetoric has caused multinationals to look harder for American sourcing.
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The mix of company and brand ownerships, as well as sourcing of vehicles, has gone even more international in recent years.
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Concessions on primary deals are also enticing enough for investors who have difficulty sourcing bonds in size in the secondary markets.
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They also said they can't quickly move their sourcing from China to other countries in the wake of the tariff threats.
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Level three brings us into investor territory, when your business is showing enough growth and revenue to start sourcing major funding.
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And some cite more practical reasons: the ease of sourcing materials, finding artisans and producing pieces in Beirut rather than Europe.
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Many prominent journalists who cover Trump agree, casting doubts on both Wolff's factual accuracy and his allegedly unethical approach to sourcing.
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Lockheed is pressing purchasers to agree to a three-year block buy that would help reduce costs by bulk sourcing parts.
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Even so, a key component of PAIR is the open-sourcing of two Google visual tools, Facets Overview and Facets Drive.
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The sourcing and speedy corroborations from other outlets here suggest that Pruitt's allies were deliberately putting out a message — to Trump.
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"If you want to be a good shale operator you have to be excellent at water sourcing and management," said Gallagher.
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Unfortunately, what Google had built was so intertwined with its internal systems it wasn't suitable for open sourcing or even sharing.
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We intend to focus our target sourcing efforts on assessing companies that we believe would benefit significantly from being publicly-traded.
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Caliburger's are thinner and often fresh-cut (with the exception of certain international outposts, due to sourcing logistics), but twice-fried.
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Yes, but: Corporate electricity sourcing decisions are important but not, by themselves, creating a seismic shift in the world's power mix.
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I buy a coffee when I arrive at work—and, using my coffee-sourcing failure as justification, also buy myself breakfast.
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They say sourcing and closing a deal with another company on Wove is as easy as sending a Facebook friend request.
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AREA also had a booth at the conference, where those interested in sourcing surveillance technology could follow up with the company.
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Some Russian and foreign operators have complained about the difficulty of servicing the Superjet due to delays in sourcing spare parts.
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"They're seen as getting too much of their sourcing from China, which means they'll be hurt by the tariffs," Cramer said.
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I spend up to five hours a day just sourcing items, and now customers approach me to find pieces for them.
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HondaJapan's Honda Motor said it will temporarily cut back local production due to difficulty in sourcing parts amid the coronavirus outbreak.
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Ritual also boasts transparency in ingredient sourcing and provides a ton of background information on each nutrient included in its supplements.
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"Leila spearheaded a global impact sourcing movement and was a champion for environmental sustainability and ending global poverty," the company said.
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In a landscape where new refiners compete for metal to treat, AGR has taken risks with the sourcing of its metal.
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Lisa Sposado, City Harvest's director of food sourcing, said that 9 percent of the produce in America passes through Hunts Point.
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In a landscape where new refiners compete for metal to treat, AGR has taken risks with the sourcing of its metal.
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"The model is difficult to replicate with over 1,000 buyers worldwide currently sourcing from 18,000 vendors in 100+ countries," he said.
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Wolff's book has dominated cable news since excerpts became public on Wednesday as many have questioned its sourcing and fact-checking.
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On tariffs, Rockwell notes its flexibility in global sourcing capacities as an international manufacturer with customers in more than 80 countries.
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Companies had many options for dealing with the trade war, whether sourcing goods from elsewhere or simply paying more for them.
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In 2015, she moved back to Hong Kong to take the position of head of the group's global sourcing and buying.
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That includes a multiyear "Make in India" initiative aimed at bolstering the country's manufacturing sector through local sourcing and production requirements.
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She spends hours each week shopping, sourcing, cooking, and photographing products from TJ's, and posting them to her wildly popular Instagram.
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But slack demand and servicing problems and delays in sourcing spare parts, means only 20183 of the planes are in use.
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The inspector general found that associates vouched for Mr. Steele's integrity but questioned his sourcing and the reliability of his reporting.
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Google's sourcing for this dictionary info has changed over the years, so it's not clear where it's getting its current definitions.
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Compre Bem, which allocates significant sourcing and management decisions to individual stores, is seen as a way to counter that trend.
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The book markets itself as an example of sustainability, with a label on the back page disclosing the paper's responsible sourcing.
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Stein spent the past several years in Silicon Valley investing in AR/VR companies and sourcing deals for larger venture firms.
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The CAP board is due to meet on Thursday to discuss future options for sourcing cheaper power to run the project.
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Ritual's vitamins contain the nine essential nutrients that women lack the most, and the company prides itself on transparent ingredient sourcing.
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She quickly built a reputation for spotting trends in consumer tech, and sourcing mega deals with startups like Pinterest and Lime.
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Ethical Sourcing and Supply Chain In addition to the SBC, WarnerMedia has policies on specific topics to provide guidance to employees.
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They talk about covers when they mean customers, sourcing instead of shopping, and cocktail programs, which civilians would just call cocktails.
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They talk about covers when they mean customers, sourcing instead of shopping, and cocktail programs, which civilians would just call cocktails.
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Her father was an architect in Vienna, Va. Her mother is a strategic sourcing manager in Las Vegas for MGM Resorts.
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Hotelier Joan Lazar tells me he traveled around the region, sourcing furniture and ceramic wares to honor the house's rich past.
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Of course, politicians — and, at least as often, those who work for them — try to abuse this sourcing status with impunity.
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But if I read an article from some mainstream media site with even some mildly questionable sourcing, I don't fact check.
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It's titled "Merchants of Truth," but much of the discussion after publication has been about whether the author's sourcing was truthful.
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Scott Vivian is the chef-owner of Beast restaurant in Toronto, which focuses on locally sourcing, butchering, and cooking whole animals.
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If your sourcing is so 'strong,' at least one of them would have the courage to say it on the record.
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The Rana Plaza disaster sparked demands for greater safety and put the responsibility to act on foreign companies sourcing clothing from Bangladesh.
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But down the road, she said, as manufacturing and sourcing improve, the price could move closer to that of a beef burger.
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But hey, having some insight into when the shitstorm of gift-sourcing will be just slightly more bearable isn't a bad thing.
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"We're looking at things all the way from moving supply chains out of China to sourcing components elsewhere," the CEO told Cramer.
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Our recruiting strategy is surprisingly simple, and boils down to optimizing various segments of the sourcing funnel: awareness, pageviews, and application submits.
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It relies on crowd sourcing platform JumpStartFund, which enables professionals across the globe to work for the company in exchange for equity.
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His firm is looking seriously at shifting its sourcing for the global market from China to India, but finds Indian vendors "unreliable".
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Wade McGillis, who studies coral heat stress and isn't involved with the WCS program, applauded the idea of crowd-sourcing coral observations.
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So Bayen resolved to be more of a sourcing partner for new customers rather than developing a credit and lending business himself.
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For those unaware, Everlane is a fashion startup that boasts of its radical transparency around clothing sourcing, pricing, and their factory conditions.
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"You've got so many things working against you," Edward Hertzman, an apparel supply chain expert and CEO of Sourcing Journal, told CNBC.
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It has also been hurt by the strong dollar, which has pushed up sourcing costs from Asia, albeit less than H&M.
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Supported by a software engineering team made up of ex-Googlers, the Fly Ventures' tech is currently focussed on automating sourcing i.e.
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Airlines have the challenge of sourcing sustainable alternatives to plastics that are also light, since adding weight would require higher fuel consumption.
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Almost every retailer has some exposure because they've spent decades sourcing their merchandise from Chinese vendors in order to keep costs down.
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They added that the organizers had not been transparent about the sourcing of the wood used in construction projects for the Games.
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The shop was conceptualized by the exhibition curator and Marissa Harvey, the general merchandise and sourcing manager for the Met Museum Store.
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Importers from both the U.S. and China are also sourcing for products from alternative locations not targeted by tariffs, according to economists.
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The initial Bloomberg report has come under heavy fire for its use of anonymous sourcing and its lack of independently verifiable details.
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This approach won't replace traditional sourcing, but it's a really strong tool and I plan to build one for Basis Set Ventures.
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What used to be a local, almost neighborhood-oriented process, is now a global business — at least in terms of deal sourcing.
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Mueller's team wasn't happy with Trump's written responses — and wanted an in-person interview — but ultimately believed their other sourcing was enough.
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Much of the price drop came from nixing a knob and built-in scale, as well as optimizing their sourcing and manufacturing.
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It doesn't matter if the new digital brands sometimes use the same factories and sourcing as the incumbents they seek to disrupt.
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Unfortunately, very few retailers are open about their sourcing — so you might not get a satisfying answer when you ask about them.
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"The cost of sourcing goods right now…we estimate we're cutting that cost by about 20 percent [for] these shopkeepers," he said.
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The flip side of a weaker pound for Halfords is that it raises sourcing costs which have a negative impact on profits.
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By inventing its own virtual reality camera from scratch and open sourcing it so people can build their own and start shooting.
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Sourcing your food Bananas, though widely considered to be a yellow fruit, start off as green due to the presence of chlorophyl.
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Given Disney's strong commitment to transparency, ethical sourcing, and protecting the planet, Eco-Age's Green Carpet Challenge (GCC) was the perfect fit.
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He began his career with Accenture, another big recipient of H-1B visas, before taking the reins at Rural Sourcing in 2008.
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If you start [sourcing] like a blog, or a personal site, or something like that, it's gonna bite the dust real fast.
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French retailer Decathlon and over 150 companies from China and India will begin sourcing production from Ethiopia soon, said the investment commission.
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If Michaela is still working for Stormy, it's possible this could be a way they're sourcing extra funds for Stormy's legal fees.
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China's nickel ore buyers have successfully diversified their sourcing to reduce their reliance on Indonesia, cushioning them against another complete export ban.
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So we often take a more conceptual or tangential approach with imagery, and we spent a lot of time sourcing strong visuals.
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Furthermore, there is evidence that technology, not global sourcing, has contributed more to job losses in the United States over recent decades.
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Part of that was adding Joey, who will be co-managing the fund with me, with Paul's help in sourcing the deals.
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In addition, an unknown number of women end their pregnancies by sourcing abortion pills online from suppliers such as Women on Waves.
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I plan on crowd sourcing on social media and maybe doing like an iPhone giveaway for whoever comes up with the name.
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From shoe favorite Keds to eco-minded retailer Accompany, we're sourcing out all of the best of the best sales to catch.
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But we never thought we'd be sourcing ideas (or downright envying looks) from a miniature dog until we discovered Kuma's Instagram account.
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However, Assange was not merely maintaining silence; he was actively pushing a narrative about his sourcing, in which Russia was not involved.
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The Responsible Sourcing Blockchain Network (RSBN), together with RCS Global and IBM, are rolling out the technology in LG Chem's supply chain.
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They said they would meet that goal by responsible sourcing of commodities such as soy, palm oil, paper and pulp, and beef.
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One answer would be to shift the responsibility of ethical sourcing from the healing shop owner to an independent or government body.
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"Our sourcing people have been working on alternatives for the last two or three months," Gulden told a conference call for journalists.
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The government added regulations related to pricing and the sourcing of sales on sites that Amazon and several rivals appear to violate.
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The Donegal Mountain Rescue Team in Ireland is another test site that will focus on search and rescue missions and crowd sourcing.
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And we're not just talking about the brand's soft, durable construction — we're also referencing its ethical and transparent sourcing and production methods.
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From sourcing the best materials and craftsmanship to working with family-run artisans around the globe, each piece is made very thoughtfully.
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But later in May, when another fan posed a similar question on Twitter, Musk backtracked, citing regulatory hurdles around local sourcing requirements.
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Communities: The nonprofit Development International gave Intel its highest possible rating for transparency around the sourcing of minerals in its supply chain.
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To help other developers see how the company uses React Native internally, the company is open-sourcing the F8 app with documentation.
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Open-sourcing allows for companies to not have to start from scratch, using existing software and modifying it for their own purposes.
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In the article's appendix, I also provide our company's 2019 checklist process — eighteen steps that we delegate to manage our sourcing process.
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They should be told explicitly why their approval is being sought — that is, the story's main news element depends on anonymous sourcing.
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Every other use of anonymous sourcing anywhere in any story must be personally approved in advance by the department head or deputy.
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The gender bias in technology doesn't just happen in lists, it happens in education, in hiring, in panel selection, in journalistic sourcing.
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Chef's Note: Sugar cane swizzle sticks are sold online, but if you have trouble sourcing them, substitute with metal or wooden skewers.
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It plans to use its $100,000 to establish channels for sourcing data from users, because, of course, much of WhatsApp is encrypted.
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This is in part due to the team's commitment to sourcing almost all—98 percent, to be specific—of its ingredients locally.
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He is open sourcing Peeqo and he built the robot after integrating the engineering, software, and hardware education he received in school.
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LaQue never gave him permission to sell Chyna's possessions, so in October, after crowd-sourcing legal funds, she took Anzaldo to court.
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Cormier said his story was "100%" solid and that his sourcing "goes beyond" the two law enforcement sources in BuzzFeed News' story.
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A fashion industry veteran, Mac has spent more than 25 years designing, merchandising and sourcing for brands including Ralph Lauren and Talbots.
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"They are adept at managing disruption and moving sourcing from one country to another to mitigate any impact," he told CNN Business.
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She often integrated photographs into her basketry, in some instances obtained by crowd-sourcing: Native Americans around the country would contribute images.
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"Use of anonymous sourcing in any story must be approved by a high-ranking editor, usually a department head," Mr. Corbett writes.
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And sourcing sorely needed hospital supplies and equipment like ventilators through a China-centric supply chain could immediately help save American lives.
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And it notes that it is having a hard time meeting its goal of sourcing all agricultural raw materials sustainably by 2020.
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The company's CEO confirmed the donation later Saturday, saying Apple was sourcing supplies for health care providers in the US and Europe.
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The novel coronavirus impact and travel concerns prevented BT from sourcing a second 28K camera from Japan for the game last night.
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