We were strategizing and strategizing, knowing it would come up in the seventh of eight interviews we were doing.
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The detriment of that, which is clear now, was that everybody that I had been talking with and strategizing with — all of a sudden I go dark and they're thinking, 'Well, if she's not strategizing with me anymore it means she's strategizing with somebody else.
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Is it really worth all this strategizing — and risk?
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We're strategizing for a delicious — and stress-free — Thanksgiving.
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I never realized my strategizing would scare Will and Jay.
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Those three groups are now strategizing together and sharing data.
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"It took a lot of development and strategizing," she said.
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Saving dogs, though, is much rarer and required some strategizing.
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They spend a lot of time thinking, strategizing -- you know, planning.
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It was difficult, but it required more spending time than strategizing.
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So I laid low and just didn't do any strategizing whatsoever.
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He could hear them saying these things, talking about him, strategizing.
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You're automatically strategizing how to maximize your income within that situation.
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I manage our money and do any investing or saving strategizing.
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But Mr. Trump does not like complexity or long-term strategizing.
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Start strategizing now to make the most of your valuable time.
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Members of the committee are strategizing with Pelosi about the timeframe.
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She loves her work, which is strategizing for the nation's most powerful.
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Gabriel spent that fluid, post-punk era strategizing a new musical direction.
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Reasoning, problem-solving, and strategizing are still beyond the grasp of machines.
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But I soon realized there are many layers to strategizing around money.
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Fire away, Dems, and finish the process you started and stop strategizing.
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But over time, and with some prudent strategizing, the traffic problems diminished.
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Emily Koziel and her roommates experienced this brilliant strategizing from their cat, Otto.
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Before they can continue strategizing, however, the sounds of Rick's rifle ring out.
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Ahead, check out the complete lookbook and start strategizing your wish list, now.
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Always thinking, planning, analyzing, strategizing, how you can make everything you touch better!
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The people had been strategizing and scheming on that for a long time.
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Finally, after a lot of strategizing, they agreed to take a different tack.
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Now, women of the NYC Stripper Strike are strategizing about what comes next.
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John Thune, the committee leaders with jurisdiction over the FCC, are still strategizing.
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Right now, I think that's exactly what we need to start strategizing for.
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Achieving my two sober nights was always an exercise in military-level strategizing.
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This was an administration thick with congressional talent and consumed by congressional strategizing.
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Through her competitive strategizing, she kept herself on the show until the final week.
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The foundation said that it is currently strategizing to help victims of Hurricane Irma.
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Nye studied every subsection of corporate shareholder rules, strategizing how to make himself heard.
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Kaplan draws parallels between these efforts and the anxious strategizing of the Cold War.
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More and more, Kraft said, he is focusing on strategizing and bringing people together.
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It is interesting to hear Kennedy on the [White House] tapes with Webb strategizing.
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When Okome was starting her podcast, she spent an hour a day learning and strategizing.
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We can empower ourselves and others through thoughtful career planning, or strategizing a geographic move.
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One guest was heard strategizing her WHCA weekend party-hopping game plan — for her feet.
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With an offer this exciting, there's sure to be a line, so start strategizing now.
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They gathered in rooms and the restaurant lounge, strategizing, trying to second-guess the judge.
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The results showed that strategizing should begin at the coin toss for who goes first.
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" PARELES Liz Phair marches toward an amicable breakup, strategizing all the way, in "Good Side.
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After seven months of strategizing, debate and closed-door meetings, the Senate finally is voting.
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Managers who spend more time strategizing instead of executing typically don't last long, Mullane says.
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It wants to be the home for gamer clans strategizing and trash-talking with each other.
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It's a working lunch, and we spend most of the hour strategizing edits to this paper.
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Page Six says Penn was strategizing with his crew which included a former State Dept. employee.
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The APC has done a lot of strategizing to help make pizza popular and easily accessible.
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She never gets to see this part of Ian, the working part, the thinking, the strategizing.
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With some good strategizing before the holidays, you can look forward to a debt-free future.
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People are doing amazing things, but they're not necessarily strategizing and collaborating on a coordinated effort.
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The culmination of a period of planning for it and strategizing and now it's all over.
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They are strategizing against her at this very moment, just as they did for Secretary Clinton.
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A way to deal with the timing issue is strategizing where and when to use trees.
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But Henein emphasized that the two women were also strategizing on how to bring Ghomeshi down.
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This isn't to say that political strategizing on the left should organize itself around pro wrestling.
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So the exodus had already begun before the three financial titans began strategizing over the weekend.
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Within weeks Mr. Volker and Mr. Sondland were strategizing about the draft statement with Mr. Yermak.
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Remember: It's never too early to start strategizing and bookmarking the destinations you want to hit up.
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But he also said the group is strategizing to prepare for more money at the state level.
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Yes, confusion will still be in the air, but with Pluto's help, strategizing will be way easier.
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"We here, we're strategizing, all in the name of bringing you the best show possible," Anthony says.
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The brand had stopped licensing and sales over the last year while strategizing their next business deal.
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So does strategizing to win the war instead of picking fights that won't matter in two weeks.
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They still speak out about Grand Staircase, and they still bring allies over for strategizing and dinner.
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But the easy work — legislating and strategizing — is over and now comes the tough nut of appropriating.
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In this case they are strategizing, planning, plotting to continue to keep a stranglehold on the city.
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That initial silence fed cautions that he was raising premature optimism, or perhaps strategizing to buy time.
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But once you do enough work to get to that magical answer — no — the fun begins: strategizing.
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Get creative in strategizing about how to force your employer "away from carbon-based capitalism," Forman said.
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Now she's strategizing with President Donald Trump in phone calls and over dinner at the White House.
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You may not want to step away from the frantic strategizing in those few hectic hours before Tribal.
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Watching all the strategizing take shape and transform over time is a big part of what's so thrilling.
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They juggle strategizing, managing and hiring amid other operational tasks, all while potentially working to raise outside capital.
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While Lady Sarah is busy strategizing, in comes new servant Abigail (Stone) who becomes quite the royal pain.
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But if you spend a little time strategizing, you can score some good deals that make Publix affordable.
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Whether it's Call of Duty or World of Warcraft or anything in between, you're constantly learning and strategizing.
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But the Democratic strategizing on Monday also suggests party leaders understand they cannot afford to look too timid.
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Over the last few years, we've see more and more last-minute whispering and frantic strategizing at tribal.
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So if a candidate wants to tap into Snapchat's potential, they must start strategizing and executing this year.
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Bannon's exit left a particularly gaping hole in the White House's long-term political strategizing, several sources said.
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Without free time to meet in person, they did most of their strategizing in a secret WhatsApp group.
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Every table in the bar is full, with delegates quietly strategizing or reporters doing interviews and filing stories.
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One email offered a rare glimpse into the strategizing between the two Clintons on matters of foreign policy.
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She added that people were happy they would be able to cast their ballot without strategizing about electability.
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What is possible is effectively strategizing and inspecting the danger zones so that necessary precautions can be taken.
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Progressive Democratic activist groups have been strategizing their plan of attack on a Republican tax bill for months.
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You'll be re-strategizing debt management, budgets, and spending, and you'll also be restructuring your relationships and friendships.
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Meanwhile, though, the brain trusts of the league's other 30 teams are already strategizing about next season and beyond.
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Rumors swirled about undergraduates organizing underground, strategizing how to call attention to other faculty members with reputations for harassment.
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However limited its successes, the contract augured where anti-environmental thinking and strategizing would be headed in subsequent decades.
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When Jeremy sits the entire tribe down and tells them to stop strategizing, it comes off as aggressive gamesmanship.
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But while Lady Sarah is busy strategizing, in comes new servant Abigail (Stone) who becomes quite the royal pain.
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Over the years, their advice has helped listeners (and me) with real estate transactions and strategizing our next moves.
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The White House has offered blanket refusal to subpoena inquiries, and Democrats are increasingly frustrated and strategizing their options.
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By midweek, Americans had begun strategizing with their employers in New York about their returns to the United States.
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Democrats on the Judiciary Committee spent the weekend strategizing at the Capitol behind closed doors ahead of Monday's hearing.
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And the kind of strategizing that's evolved out of that inevitability has altered the way the game is played.
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Designing aircraft capable of vertical takeoff and landing (VTOL) is an old goal in aeronautical engineering and military strategizing.
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While his gift for strategizing has earned him a net worth of $1.7 billion, Hoffman hasn't stopped playing board games.
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This means that before the calendar flips to 2019, it might be worth strategizing to get the deduction this year.
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This setup strikes a nice compromise: meaty enough to require some strategizing, but quick enough to play on the go.
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I think the other ladies saw me off with Rachel and thought we were strategizing, but that wasn't the case.
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The White House had been strategizing an exit for Sadler for the last two weeks, a senior administration official said.
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The White House had been strategizing an exit for Sadler for the past two weeks, a senior administration official said.
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She has already written more than 300 songs, but insists it's the creation, not the career strategizing, that drives her.
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" The details: McConnell has used "scheming, strategizing and tactical maneuvering to win five reelection campaigns and rise through the ranks.
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These changes would allow students to focus energy and time on academics instead of strategizing about ways to secure food.
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But publicists and others strategizing behind the scenes were more voluble, citing, among other causes, a certain jadedness among consumers.
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Meanwhile, HHS leaders are currently strategizing about how to handle the thousands of migrant children currently in the agency's custody.
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The FBI arrested a US army soldier for strategizing about how to attack Beto O'Rourke and a "major" news network.
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In addition, she has an immense base of knowledge, having listened to countless hours of strategizing by world-class coaches.
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Actually, she was hurrying to the mock trial practice room, where they had spent countless hours strategizing together as students.
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The past you're processing: This summer's retrogrades will have you re-strategizing your creative process and approach to dating, Libra.
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You're not only re-strategizing your budget and investments, but you're also reflecting on your sense of discipline and maturity.
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Terrorists are plotting their next attack, adversarial nation states are strategizing their next move, and cybercriminals are targeting their next hack.
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According to journalist and author, Andrei Soldatov, the ban's timing may be the result of larger political strategizing in the Kremlin.
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In Paterno, we see these men whispering in hallways together and strategizing on the phone, all to avoid responsibility and scandal.
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When it comes to strategizing how to make more money, they put their emotions aside and let reason be their guide.
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Even if you put off taking Social Security, it helps to start strategizing years before you leave work behind for good.
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And in light of declining foot traffic, some big-name department stores are actively strategizing new ways to monetize their windows.
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In other words, Sansa is strategizing, once again, for long-term survival — not just for her, but for the whole region.
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Absorbing the whole event, which runs through Sunday, requires strategizing, helped somewhat by the fair's organization into several almost manageable parts.
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I learned entrepreneurial basics such as figuring out how much profit I would earn, eyeing the competition, and strategizing the sell.
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Thus the chatter and strategizing for an open convention where Mr. Trump would come in with a plurality, not a majority.
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And once you're in, make sure all the finagling, strategizing, and befriending was worth it; have yourself a damn good time.
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It's strategizing, Game of Thrones type maneuvering, Zuckerberg being savvy enough to buy up companies like WhatsApp, and Oculus, and Instagram.
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By all accounts, David played second fiddle to his brother Charles in both the family company and the brothers' political strategizing.
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This week, the powerless party went into their winter cave for an annual retreat — three days of soul-searching and strategizing.
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Koop and other attorneys are still advocating for his entry to the US and strategizing on how to make it happen.
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"Bannon has been strategizing with them on how they can pass conservative measures," said a source close to the administration and Bannon.
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A former commander of a 2000-soldier aviation battalion, this natural born leader was used to strategizing, problem-solving and mentoring teams.
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So I'm gassed because I'm on the phone strategizing with arguably one of the best rappers period (top 5 of anyone's list)!
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" "We'll do some more strategizing about what I think will be probably one of the most important presidential debates in American history.
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"Instead of prepping for that meeting and strategizing for that meeting, he's calling reporters in to level gratuitous, outrageous charges," he said.
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This could mean a variety of things including creating content, strategizing ad campaigns, managing partnerships with other brands, and interacting with customers.
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For a nonexpert, with an appetite for art but a limited amount of time and money, this situation calls for careful strategizing.
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Even with all of that strategizing and growth, Jeong still recognizes that mysterious spark of magic that made all of this happen.
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The imaging analysis found four stages in all: encoding (downloading), planning (strategizing), solving (performing the math), and responding (typing out an answer).
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Some are strategizing ways to shape his thinking, including using the language of populist nationalism to steer him towards mainstream party thinking.
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You're communicating a lot more, figuring out what your strengths are, what you're going to do against your opponents that day strategizing.
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Because my home life was stable, I had the luxury of dreaming up very bad situations and strategizing how to survive them.
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It's an exciting day for planning and strategizing, Capricorn, thanks to your hard-working ruling planet Saturn's connection with action planet Mars.
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Well, we help with strategizing, long-term thinking, and figuring out what partnerships make sense; you shouldn't take just anything that comes along.
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Community organizing groups are also strategizing about state power-building through new informal venues that cross network lines like the State Power Caucus.
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Already Trump's position has concerned his conservative supporters in the House Freedom Caucus, many of whom spent the week strategizing alternatives for him.
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Impact: Political uncertainty is bad for any industry because it can make long-term strategizing difficult and result in more risk-averse companies.
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The reported strategizing comes amid a swift push by Republican lawmakers to pass a healthcare reform bill by the end of the month.
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And so Democrats have been strategizing on how to sink the pick ever since Justice Anthony Kennedy announced his retirement on June 27.
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Agreeing that six days in cloudy Batumi was not the best use of time, we started strategizing for a night in the mountains.
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Democrats have already begun strategizing privately around such a bill, which would most likely pass the House with little to no Republican support.
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The campaign didn't start the process of credentialing, checking in, performing security checks on any media -- or even strategizing -- until after 7 p.m.
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Logano lets Gordon do most of the pit strategizing, but he is encouraged to offer his opinion — like a quarterback to a coach.
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It's nearly impossible to win that game without sabotaging the other chefs, which makes planning and strategizing as important as the actual cooking.
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So theoretically, you can win making small little slang words the entire game rather than strategizing around more valuable letters and good board placements.
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The rules of the Social Security program can be complex, so it helps to start strategizing years before you leave work behind for good.
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It's not as if this White House is a watertight ship: Aides are remarkably candid about the hour-by-hour intrigue, infighting and strategizing.
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This isn't only bad news for Democrats who have signed up for at least two more years of tone-deaf outreach and counterproductive strategizing.
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This course will help you practice strategizing, finding your company's core values, developing your employees' skills, and to lead with charisma, integrity, and conviction.
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Diplomacy, a table-top game that requires alliance-making and real-world strategizing in order to conquer Europe, was reportedly Henry Kissinger's favorite game.
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Others require a bit of careful strategizing, to develop a narrative that's appealing to voters and makes the movie stand out in a crowd.
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I have practiced listening to the spaces between words for years, then strategizing and crafting systems, structures, and spaces that evoke a visceral response.
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Still, the question is whether the academy will take heed, and all of these strategizing stars would be advised to keep that in mind.
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Yes. We also have our actual shareholders meeting, which is an all-day meeting where we are making decisions, strategizing, contemplating, voting, et cetera.
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They said that promising projects sometimes go many months awaiting approval or simply languish, drowned in a flood of memos, indecision and political strategizing.
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Now that the show is over, Prjct 428 is strategizing how to present it to conservative Chinese media, said Joan Kao, 25, a founder.
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"That perceptual or cognitive aspect -- the decision-making, the planning, the strategizing -- puts a unique physical and mental challenge on the climber," he said.
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Now, members of the community are making backup plans, searching each other out on Instagram with the hashtag #findfurbyfamily, and strategizing in Discord servers.
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In a few days, there will be a new president-elect, and transition teams will begin strategizing for the post-January 20, 2017, world.
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As with previous presidents (and presidential candidates) who've been under investigation for major wrongdoing know, scandal defense strategizing does take up a lot of time.
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On Wednesday's episode of "Beyond the Tank," Herjavec checks in on the Tipsy Elves team, critiquing new designs and strategizing ways to expand the brand.
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The new group would be the frontline organization tasked with preparing, coordinating and strategizing for that next redistricting, giving them a five-year head start.
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I realized that there was a whole series of actions — conversations, strategizing — that had been going on in his head, though I had no idea.
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Now the bus tour is over, Jaclyn, 17, and the team are strategizing on how that momentum translates into November's midterm elections — and beyond that.
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This isn't a coincidence; it's the culmination of more than a decade of meticulous strategizing, bold investing, and franchise-building unlike anything that preceded it.
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Couple this with the strategizing and millions of dollars poured into GOP campaigns and it's no surprise that Missouri's rural population slowly stopped voting blue.
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No matter what social media marketing companies or online influencers tell you, internet virality is a mercurial animal that knows no coaxing, boosting or strategizing.
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Karolyi is the national team coordinator who's in charge of picking the team, strategizing at the competition, and helping American gymnasts figure out their routines.
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Our little team had spent months dreaming, planning, strategizing, designing and drafting, all with one goal in mind: To create something that brought people joy.
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Rather, he shows us the desperation and self-delusion behind his addiction: the scheming and strategizing it takes to disguise how extreme his drinking is.
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The effectiveness of direct campaign-to-campaign strategizing is unclear, as supporters of a candidate may not be willing to follow such top-down guidance.
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But that's tempered by Zola's constant strategizing and wry asides to the audience, a spot-on translation of the Twitter thread's savvy but incredulous tone.
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By the end of the pilot, they're swapping personal stories and strategizing how to build a potentially career-defining case over drinks in a bar.
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Then if you have a bigger budget, there's strategizing how you're going to incorporate those idealized foods [into your family's diet] — sustainably produced, local, organic.
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Surely, when you first learned of Way Day, Wayfair's biggest sale since Black Friday, you readied your mouse, and Pinterest board, to do some serious strategizing.
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Once you have those basic elements taken care of, you can start strategizing ways to make your payments more manageable and knock out that debt quickly.
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But that action may not come fast enough for some members of the Michigan congressional delegation, who are strategizing different paths forward for the aid package.
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An initial run-through for the models is about to start, and Hanako and ADEAM VP Blair Nemiroff are strategizing about where to sit and watch.
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But the congregation, which is normally spread throughout the country and has gathered for three days of planning and strategizing, seems happy just to be together.
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But ask bond traders what the impact will be, or how they are strategizing around the so-called "taper," and get little more than a yawn.
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From about 1995 to 2008 he argued cases for L.G.B.T. youth and was a director of the marriage project, strategizing cases in Iowa and New Jersey.
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Although it had been North Korea's idea to start the war, after that its government was mostly excluded from the Communist camp's military and diplomatic strategizing.
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For most of the race, which covers 26,000 miles, skippers spend time driving boats, battling winds, making repairs, strategizing — in short, trying to survive the voyage.
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Ms. Pelosi spent Wednesday largely sequestered behind closed doors, strategizing with her leadership team, top aides and a group of six committee leaders investigating Mr. Trump.
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He started strategizing some ideas he thought might go viral, and within six hours he'd reached a million views on a video of his school's cafeteria.
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But they are strategizing and working with New York City-based sex worker advocates the Sharmus Outlaw Advocacy and Rights Institute (SOAR) to discuss future plans.
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Prosecutors said that Craig was involved in choosing public relations firms to handle the release of the report and strategizing about how best to roll it out.
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In this teaser-trailer, which is just over one minute long, Claire is up to her usual antics, strategizing and manipulating everyone as she runs the country.
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Only recently, she said, have other industries started following suit — forgoing the suits and boardroom presentations for more intense but more intimate sessions of brainstorming or strategizing.
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For Emmanus Stephen, an Uber driver from Asbury Park, New Jersey, earning enough to pay the bills means strategizing carefully about where he will work each day.
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Barely a month into the new Congress, financial lobbyists in Washington are already strategizing how to handle the star power of rookie Democrat lawmaker Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez.
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You trust the wrong person, you play your idol at the wrong time, and suddenly a month of perfect strategizing blows up in a ball of fire.
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But at least now Americans are better acquainted with her dangerous ideas for overhauling the country's public education system, and can begin strategizing how to thwart her.
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DPA has been strategizing about how to communicate the virtues of decriminalization, in hopes of eventually working to try it through ballot initiatives on the state level.
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CNN reported Tuesday that the White House had been strategizing an exit for Sadler for the last two weeks and relocating her to another agency or department.
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Strategizing over every move with brutal pragmatism, she is forced to weigh helping the most vulnerable potential victims against the overriding instinct to keep her son safe.
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Trade wars, the 123 presidential election and concerns about a possible recession has her strategizing about how to continue to expand the company in the months ahead.
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In addition to showing the internal strategizing, sniping and off-the-cuff commentary within Hillary Clinton's inner circle, the emails paint an unexpectedly detailed portrait of Mrs.
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"At this point, I think there's a lot of groundwork being laid, but they need to keep strategizing to become this newer, more efficient company," she said.
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Months before the election, officials told them, U.S. agents learned that top Russian officials were strategizing about how to exert influence over Donald Trump through his advisers.
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Now, the question is whether the coming debate on Iran will affect the calculations by Democrats and Republicans strategizing over the terms and length of a trial.
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Even if they don't secure a spot on the defense team, however, they are still expected to play informal public messaging and behind-the-scenes strategizing roles.
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Much political analysis and strategizing proceeds atop the McConnell Effect: Given that McConnell will protect Trump from any form of political accountability, what should everyone else do?
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Meanwhile, President Trump has been strategizing internally with his counsel about what they can do if Pelosi decides to hang onto the articles for an extended period.
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If you don't have Donald Trump who just sort of gets up and says what he wants, that there's no way of controlling or strategizing that messaging.
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You're re-strategizing your approach to privacy, safety, and communication—especially when it comes to communicating with the public as well as your bosses and higher-ups.
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Instead of having to explain why SESTA is a harmful bill, we were able to spend our meetings strategizing on how to work together better moving forward.
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Suggested Strains: Bubbleberry and Orange Crush Libra Your mind is strategizing a new approach to dating, and luckily this eclipse is bringing romance and fun to your life!
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The White House had been strategizing an exit for Sadler for the last two weeks, according to CNN, which was the first to report news of Sadler's departure.
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In the mid-Aughts, the city's Electric Power Board (EPB) started strategizing how it would upgrade to a smartgrid and also bring more business development to the city.
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With a growing sense they'll win the witness vote on Friday afternoon, GOP leadership is considering the endgame of the trial and strategizing how to conclude things quickly.
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Kim Jong-un&aposs strategizing here even if it has been more calculating than we would have wanted it to be, hopefully reflects a rationality on his part.
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The House speaker, Paul D. Ryan, indicated on Wednesday that Republicans would try to repeal the Affordable Care Act, and Democrats privately began strategizing to thwart that agenda.
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Policies to encourage more investment in modernizing the grid, and to discourage further strategizing over how to keep dying business models alive, are in the country's best interest.
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Law enforcement and public health representatives work hand in hand on a two-year-old Community Overdose Action Team, sharing data and strategizing with dozens of local organizations.
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"It is wonderful timing for her, a combination of good luck and good strategizing," said Jan Techau of the Richard Holbrooke Forum at the American Academy in Berlin.
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Some Freedom Caucus members are privately preparing for congressional life in the minority and are strategizing about how to remain relevant if Democrats control the House (The Hill).
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Her call to ban Trump isn't just late to the party, it's an attempt to position herself at the center of it—a clear bit of campaign strategizing.
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Meanwhile, just like with Iraq, there are fringe diaspora groups, whether it be the Mujahedeen-e-Khalq or the monarchists who are strategizing with Iran hawks in Washington.
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I travel several many times a year for both work and pleasure, and thanks to some strategizing, I&aposm able to book many of my flights on points.
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After seven episodes of strategizing and interminably unproductive conversations about the value of life in times of crisis, the series has sputtered right when it should've begun roaring.
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Well, it has also been a perfect sleepytime companion, where I'll put 30 minutes of strategizing in while I allow the anxieties and difficulties of the day melt away.
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Planning to take on Trump The strategizing and coordination among the 22 Democratic attorneys general began at a conference in Fort Lauderdale hosted by the Democratic Attorneys General Association.
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In an exclusive clip from Wednesday's episode, we see Leroy strategizing with a new crew: Cara Maria, "Ninja" Natalie Duran, Ashley Mitchell, and his on-off flame, Kam Williams.
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And as a strategic move, and an undoing of Tyrion's scheming (he is not doing well at strategizing so far this season!), the Casterly Rock maneuver is pretty brilliant.
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After two months, it finally found that formula, with the PAX final featuring a staggeringly impressive and eye-popping blend of skillful strategizing, serendipitous happenstance, and nail-biting bouts.
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Kaine, who won more than 22019 percent of Virginia's AAPI voters during his 2012 Senate race, brings to the Clinton campaign a political lifetime of strategizing about Asian voters.
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Either way, doing some preemptive strategizing about how to take advantage of such a correction will likely be the key to success in the second quarter of the year.
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Instead, he emphasized that it was an employee-led effort, and that the process had moved through its initial phases of collecting input from State Department personnel and strategizing.
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It's also true that, contrary to all public claims otherwise, there is movement, positioning and strategizing behind the scenes about who will eventually replace him, multiple sources tell CNN.
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Without her social skills — her strategizing, her ability to win people over, her success as a hostess of glittering parties — her awkward husband would never have attained his goal.
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Surrounded by lawmakers and cameras, the president offered a brief salute to compromise between the political parties during an afternoon otherwise marked by wary partisan strategizing inside the Capitol.
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Soon there would be battle strategizing that somehow involved a glorified Risk board but not the guy — or whatever Bran is — who can warg into U-2 spy ravens.
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Though the mayor and governor met separately with Amazon, they were in close contact, comparing notes and strategizing over the phone, according to a person briefed on the talks.
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At the same time, she said, the Democrats needed to begin thinking about how they would conduct oversight of the Trump administration — and the strategizing needed to start now.
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When an underling, strategizing about an Iraqi oil official, takes a blunt approach — "The best medicine for a calm life is a dose of George Washington" — he is rebuked.
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The bride, 30, works in Washington as the deputy communications director for the Democratic Party and director of its war room, used for political planning, strategizing and project management.
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Assuming all this strategizing works — and even against the backdrop of 2016, that is still a stretch — what would a Le Pen victory mean for France, and for Europe?
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But meat-alternatives firms are seeking even larger customer bases, strategizing to create a mass consumer movement by making their products trendier beyond the existing vegetarian and vegan markets.
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But right now, the left has no sources of data or analysis to support this kind of strategizing, and it does not engage experts who could help devise such strategies.
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But for some people, all that strategizing sucks the joy right out of a day that's supposed to be about celebrating gratitude with loved ones over lots of delicious food.
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Nina Turner, the president of Our Revolution, the group founded by Bernie Sanders, endorsed Abrams in June, knowing in part that Georgia's black political elite had begun strategizing against her.
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In the face of this deluge of young people, world leaders should be strategizing and taking steps daily that steer us all toward the former and away from the latter.
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The Liars are so busy strategizing about their next turn in the game, scared their pawn will be knocked out next, they aren't focusing on the questions we all have.
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But coordinating a date took some strategizing: Mr. Wallace was living in Myrtle Beach, S.C., and Ms. Hill was living in Connecticut while working at ESPN headquarters in Bristol, Conn.
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Hargitay appears briefly -- speaking to and strategizing with experts -- but doesn't get in the way of the first-person accounts, which, as the title suggests, are deeply personal and harrowing.
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Chinese leader Xi Jinping and Russia's Vladimir Putin are strategizing how to reposition themselves for a new, more powerful future amid a rapid deterioration of the U.S.-led global order.
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BH: We'd been looking at this opportunity for about a year and we were really strategizing how we could be successful with it because we're really, generally a small player.
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First in West Virginia and now in Kentucky and Oklahoma, teachers and other public employees have been strategizing, organizing and scaring the tar out of their mostly-Republican elected representatives.
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Having failed to press our ideological case and/or to gain greater traction in this year's primaries, we—as a faction—have some serious soul searching and strategizing ahead of us.
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"I know Schumer's fascination with the details of the politics that affect his members, the strategizing, that is very much something that he and Pelosi are in tune on," Lawrence says.
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Legislatures are already strategizing about how to bolster the Social Security system so that it survives for future Americans, though the two parties disagree about how best to achieve that goal.
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The emails showed officials strategizing against Clinton primary rival Bernie Sanders in his campaign for the Democratic nomination at a time when the DNC claimed it was neutral in the race.
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Harris played a pivotal role in the rescue effort mounted after days of strategizing how to get the boys out, assessing their fitness for the perilous journey back to the outside.
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Pick the right card Getting a new credit card might not sound like the recipe for smart spending, but strategizing your rewards forces you to plan months ahead for a trip.
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At the Irvine office, DCCC staffers have spent most of their hours on the more conventional task of recruiting candidates, studying the districts, and strategizing about how best to spend funds.
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So how is the home-improvement giant strategizing around a segment of shoppers that are intent on running a business, rather than just finding the perfect duvet for their living room?
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Former and perhaps future lovers, they engage in sexual conquest as a competition in score settling and military strategizing, and pride themselves on being able to charm the chemise off anybody.
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This kind of open strategizing is a big no-no in the Bachelor world, and when Sudick brought it up on camera, she immediately threw the alleged plotters' credibility into question.
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She has opened her four-bedroom home to at least 10 protesters, who are spending nights strategizing and sharing tips about how to stay safe during potential clashes with the police.
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Mark Meadows (R-NC), are strategizing how to steer Trump back in their direction, away from gun control and toward armed policing and a focus on institutionalizing those with mental illnesses.
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Moreover, it should lead the Alliance's strategizing for the rapid restoration of all planned training, exercises and deployments immediately upon indications that the threat of the pandemic is beginning to wane.
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In December 2002, before Pickering was renominated, Kavanaugh wrote that it was important that "judge" see an email strategizing on how Hatch should talk about Pickering on TV. And on Jan.
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Although the 2016 campaign coverage features tantalizing footage of Clinton strategizing with her staff, because the last election remains relatively fresh, many of "Hillary's" most enlightening parts involve her earlier history.
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While strategizing options for development of the economy in Puerto Rico, we must take into consideration that the household income of 3.4 million Puerto Rican citizens reflects nearly $20,000 per year.
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Now, leaders of the left — suddenly reeling after seeing the Democratic health care debate shift dramatically in their direction the past few years — are strategizing on how to retake the offensive.
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Right around the middle of winter, when the afternoon sun was hanging low and the weather forecasters were warning of an evening commute complicated by "wintry mix," I found myself strategizing.
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For them, the very act of getting suspended, collectively strategizing ways to get back online, helping fellow supporters prop up their accounts and networks all became personally, emotionally, and socially significant.
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Strategizing about the best way to handle the impeachment proceedings and the White House's release of information happened on Monday night, when the Trump family gathered for dinner at Trump Tower.
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So everybody who's thinking about these technology issues is triangulating and strategizing and trying to come up with this range of policy proposals that a Trump administration could put in place.
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She barely speaks for the film's first half-hour, but she conveys both Michelle's careful strategizing and her gradual acceptance of her situation entirely through how she moves in the frame.
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Most of the day's focus was on strategizing for the GOP push to repeal the Affordable Care Act -- with Pence advising lawmakers to blame Democrats for any of the health reform's failings.
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This kind of political strategizing — using early policy battles to shift the terrain for later battles and designing policies to build political support — needs to happen for Democrats and the left, too.
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The second quadrant is for long-term strategizing, the third is for activities that someone may want now but aren't critical, and the last is for activities that result in little value.
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And that scene between Cece and Rachel, gazing over the cliff at their tribemates strategizing in the water below, felt like some kind of profound commentary on humanity's fundamental inability to connect.
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According to a report by the Washington Post, Republicans were in talks Monday, strategizing to prevent Trump from using executive power to circumvent the will of Congress by imposing tariffs on Mexico.
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And now the GOP leadership is beginning to think about the endgame of the trial, strategizing over how to end things quickly if the vote to seek more evidence fails on Friday.
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Nevertheless, the entire family is on board for the journey, packing goodie boxes to send to Nick in orbit, and strategizing the best way to eat a Thin Mint cookie while weightless.
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Itineraries As airlines dangle last-minute lures for travelers willing to pay to upgrade to first class, it takes more strategizing than ever to find the best cheap or even free deal.
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The 1-to-3 ratio has remained this season, but there were only 97 extra-attacker goals compared with 296 empty-net goals, suggesting that coaches are strategizing more in those situations.
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"Melinda, our kids, and I have spent many hours sitting around the table trading resources, building roads, and strategizing to be the first to reach 10 victory points, " Gates said in Time.
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Bowden shows how even the most exquisitely pulled-off interrogations are a messy business, in which exhaustive strategizing is followed by game-time gut decisions and endless second-guessing and soul-searching.
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It's debatable whether strong AI could be called "conscious"; at the very least, it would demonstrate behaviors typically associated with consciousness — commonsense reasoning, natural language understanding, creativity, strategizing, and generally intelligent action.
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With significant overlap among the groups, it's impossible to get an exact number, but there are around 250-300 town halls, demonstrations in front of congressional offices, strategizing meetings, and marches scheduled.
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While Olivia Jade is reportedly strategizing her way back to USC, Loughlin and Giannulli — who pled not guilty to their charges — are allegedly trying to figure a way out of their legal nightmare.
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She got involved in the legal strategizing around impeachment and has become a go-to surrogate and pundit to hit up all the Fox shows to defend the president whenever he needs defending.
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It has the support of the Senate majority leader, Mitch McConnell, Republican of Kentucky, and the minority leader, Harry Reid, Democrat of Nevada, who are usually seen strategizing to block the other's agenda.
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We just learned about the exact details of this year's Amazon Prime Day shopping event and, frankly, we're still strategizing and making sure our credit cards are at the ready on the 15th.
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Washington (CNN)Whether he was strategizing ways to pin down President Bill Clinton on his sexual indiscretions or charting the end of the whole independent counsel investigation, Brett Kavanaugh took a bold approach.
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Judge Kavanaugh spent the day at the White House, huddling and strategizing with aides in a war room across from the West Wing from which they had meticulously planned his path to confirmation.
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The affected voters were concentrated in areas that tend to vote Democratic, prompting left-leaning groups to accuse the plaintiffs and county court of strategizing to reduce Democratic turnout, The Associated Press reported.
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Johnson said he had been considering the Senate campaign "for a few months" and had been strategizing "with a couple of friends in the evenings and weekends" while working at the Education Department.
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The value of The Socialist Manifesto lies not so much in this strategizing, however, as in "A Day in the Life of a Socialist Citizen," the ingenious thought-experiment that opens the book.
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The rest of the states vary in their claiming rules; something that's worth strategizing with an attorney before you claim the prize, said Josh King, chief legal officer of legal services marketplace Avvo.
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But Trump and Giuliani do go way, way, way back — "My Rudy" is the president's nickname for his lawyer — and it's hard to imagine they wouldn't still be talking and strategizing in private.
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Meanwhile, the communications director is usually a separate aide in charge of the bigger-picture strategizing about how the president can get his message out through the media and to the American people.
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"I want to work and find a better life for me and my family," Garcia told CNN as he sat just feet from the border strategizing the safest way of sneaking across the border.
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Coalition-building on the left, fighting to take hold and remake a party Sanders has pointedly refused to formally join, and strategizing ahead of the 2018 midterms are, truly, the work of the day.
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White House aides and Kushner's legal team began strategizing in late June over how to manage the disclosure of newly discovered emails setting up that meeting, according to sources close to Kushner's legal team.
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From practicing 5 days of self-love to strategizing about how to foster creativity, I like to keep an open mind about anything unorthodox — even if it falls outside of conventional wisdom about wellness.
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Or when we are privy to Jon's internal strategizing at the same time he attempts to throw Harry Chalice off the scent about the leaked data or lure a journalist into taking the bait.
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Strategizing to prevent further disruptions, Tesla is looking to completely localize its China supply chain by the end of this year but did not respond to an inquiry about any plans to increase automation.
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The GOP has also leaned in on attempting to paint Democrats as incapable of legislating due to their focus on impeachment, and acknowledged the circumstances call for constant strategizing, which can be a challenge.
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Since Crowley's loss, Democratic lawmakers have been strategizing behind the scenes about who will run for the now-open post of Ccucus chairman and whether someone should try to mount a challenge to Pelosi.
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"She's strategizing about the ways we can move our country forward and make sure we're doing everything we possibly can to make the lives of people in this country better," Haaland said of Pelosi.
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Besides dealing with Minimalism in Britain early on, he was an outspoken and original firebrand deciphering and strategizing about issues of race and power, inventing the idea of the postcolonial artist as he went along.
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When I first saw a post in my Twitter feed mentioning The Wing, New York's new members-only social and professional club for women, I immediately started strategizing as to how I could get in.
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Image: Michigan Data Science TeamIn addition to feeding this information to city workers who are strategizing which infrastructure needs to be overhauled, the team has a secondary goal to deliver this information to the public.
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His team, already working to transform a lean operation into a national presidential campaign apparatus, has been reaching out to members of Congress and Washington think tanks; strategizing on how best to take on Mrs.
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Also, poker is a game that spans many individual hands, which means that in strategizing for overall victory a player has to be willing to take individual, strategic losses and look at the bigger picture.
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In this case, Bowden shows how even the most exquisitely pulled-off interrogations are a messy business, in which exhaustive strategizing is followed by game-time gut decisions and endless second-guessing and soul-searching.
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"While Sanders's aggressively anti-business agenda worries some and has many strategizing, most companies believe Congress would limit how far a President Sanders could go," said Bruce Mehlman, a partner at Mehlman Castagnetti Rosen & Thomas.
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As we head into the new year with record economic expansion and strong job market figures top of mind, employers across the country are strategizing how to attract top talent to fill roles in 225.
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Moreover, you can be sure that salivating auction houses and art dealers are already strategizing over this new deep-pocketed budding collector: What high-priced masterwork might they be able to sell him come spring?
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They work as healers, midwives, doulas, and researchers, Fueled by a passion for changing these statistics, many organize in sister circles and brainstorming sessions around the country, strategizing ways to improve black maternal health outcomes.
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With the Tuesday summit in Singapore between President Trump and North Korean dictator Kim Jong Un just around the corner, a flurry of planning, negotiating, strategizing and perhaps even a bit of finger-crossing is underway.
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"Social media, for instance, isn't new, but all it takes is one performer to figure out how to use an online platform in a new way, and that kind of collective strategizing picks up," she said.
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White House aides and Kushner's legal team began strategizing late last month over how to manage the disclosure of newly discovered emails setting up the June 2016 meeting, according to sources close to Kushner's legal team.
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Republicans in Congress strategizing to win back the House say the rush to the exits reflects the depressing reality of life in the minority and a pessimistic view of the GOP's chances of regaining the majority.
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Neuroscientists have found that playing a musical instrument is like giving your brain a complete workout, and thus musicians can solve problems more creatively and effectively and have higher-level executive functions for planning and strategizing.
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Now when he did that march he didn&apost have Richard Jay Daley sanctioned, he didn&apost have the police chief strategizing with him, he did it will because it was the right thing to do.
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After 20 minutes of Tetris-like strategizing, they figure it out: the sick animals go in the rear of the truck, the others in the middle, and the pregnant one in the passenger seat with Mariel.
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Starr told CNN in a recent interview that such level of specificity was required for the investigation and that many lawyers in the office were strategizing on how to proceed with the questioning of the President.
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I study race and race relations for a living, and I've long known that strategizing about ways to avoid or counteract discrimination is an energy-draining task, and for too many, it's part of everyday life.
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But such direct challenges to the 1973 milestone are years from any Supreme Court hearing, and advocates on both sides are more urgently strategizing over the pending cases that would establish the terms for the eventual showdown.
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Most of these systems existed in last year's game but it feels like driver AI took a major step forward in this year's edition, and made clever optimization and strategizing even more important than it was before.
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At home, this means getting the house in order: less time spent strategizing on ways to unilaterally change China and more energy spent laying the foundations for the next great wave of U.S. innovation and industrial growth.
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Seeing the problems with attendance on the off nights, Steve, Ian and Carmen quickly began meeting daily, strategizing how they would lure the throngs of dancers they KNEW would love Studio 54 the moment they stepped inside.
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Instead, Mr. Rockefeller scrambled to find accommodations elsewhere — first in the Bahamas, and then in Mexico — while strategizing with Mr. Kissinger, Mr. McCloy and others about how to persuade the White House to let in the shah.
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Sources say Trump has become so consumed by Cohen and the fallout from his testimony that he brings him up minutes after national security briefings, during calls with lawmakers and while strategizing with aides about administration priorities.
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And those who have managed to acquire the new NES at the retail price seem to have benefited from extensive planning, research and luck — even strategizing since July, when Nintendo announced its plans to release the NES.
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Once you have your Disrupt pass and your travel reservations well in hand, you can start strategizing to make the most of your time at Disrupt SF — three short days packed with early-startup programming across four stages.
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The Trump administration is already strategizing for the next Supreme Court vacancy by doing its best to relax 80-year-old Justice Anthony Kennedy, whom the White House views as the likeliest justice to retire next, per Politico.
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Great battles are often won not by genius strategizing but by chance events: a freak storm destroys a fleet of warships; an absentminded soldier loses crucial battle plans; a general falls ill on the eve of a campaign.
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And while they lack the ever-looming complexity of fighting games or multiplayer online battle arenas (MOBAs), they demand the precise dexterity and seat-of-the-pants strategizing that make games like Street Fighter so fun to observe.
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Those of us who support free markets and individual freedom need to start planning and strategizing now, not later, for the left's impending push for a public option, because it's not a battle we can afford to lose.
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Knowing the weight that finishing a bowl of Yume Wo Katare ramen carries, both figuratively and literally, I put my dream into the forefront of my mind and began strategizing how I was going to finish the ramen.
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We also do a lot of strategizing work on what kind of campaigns folks want to build in their communities, whether it's in response to anti-trans legislation or it's to galvanize the community to prioritize transgender health.
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There was a fair amount of argument over whether the military strategizing prior to this episode suggested Jon and Dany had the slightest clue what they were doing, but "The Long Night" more or less suggests they didn't.
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Impeachment The next step in the historic impeachment of President Trump has been looming for almost a month now, and after all the strategizing, prognosticating and negotiating, the pieces are finally falling into place for a Senate trial.
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But what most separates him from his peers is his talent for assessing the configuration of the players lined up opposite him, divining the soft spot and strategizing — in mere seconds — how to snake or shimmy through it.
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With Republicans about to control the House, Senate and the White House, Democrats are strategizing on ways to pressure the GOP against rolling back the law -- and ensuring the Republicans are held responsible for any disruptions in health coverage.
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"You all spent all of your time strategizing about how to hide your price increase ... and coming up with stupid jokes while other people were sitting there trying to figure out how they were going to survive," Cummings said.
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He claims that, collectively, the PFL has "as good a portfolio of owners as any league in the U.S." The league's expansion committee—which Cuban is on—has already begun strategizing for its second and third phases of expansion.
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Firstly, every Iowa precinct with a caucus holds not one but two rounds of preference expression, or alignments, meaning that caucusgoers' second choices are more important, and there will be lots of strategizing behind who they choose to back.
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" A source who observed several of Boyle's interactions with Trump staff said that on the campaign trail, Boyle was "actively giving consulting advice to the Trump campaign staffers and strategizing with them while he was reporting on the primary.
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The two aides familiar with Pressley's thinking said she's strategizing about ways to push her party in a new direction, away from the conventions that defined who is electable, and cast Capuano as a sexagenarian avatar of the Democrats' political malaise.
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At Yale, Mr. Padilla Romero's classmates have been strategizing with him, calling members of Congress in Connecticut and Georgia and sending queries to Immigration and Customs Enforcement, the agency that is moving to deport his mother, to demand her release.
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Over the past five years, designers have started strategizing about how their imagery will travel on troll-infested platforms, in front of millions of people, where any logo will almost certainly be compared to human genitalia or symbols of hate.
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From tracking our spending in Money Diaries to strategizing about how to ask our bosses for that long-overdue salary bump, we're pretty astonished by the way our bank accounts always seem to be at the tops of our minds.
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Similarly, the story gives relatively short shrift to courtroom jockeying and strategizing -- and the young lawyers who champion their cause, played by Nick Kroll and Jon Bass -- making the Lovings rather passive vessels for the change they helped bring to fruition.
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When the sanctuary movement was spreading through counties in New Mexico in February and March, Mace sought to distance himself from the NRA in interviews with Reuters at the time, denying that he was strategizing or coordinating with the NRA.
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Even an exploration by Facebook in this area should be enough to make traditional cable and satellite providers stand up and start strategizing, however, since the social network's outsized audience only stands to accelerate the general trend toward online viewing.
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Those who are engaged in the difficult but necessary process of marshalling support from diverse constituencies, brokering agreements, and strategizing opposition within the political process are especially aware of that human need, and especially vulnerable to spying that can shatter it.
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Gamergate's tactics included "brigading" — the act of a group targeting specific subjects and strategizing ways to collectively harass or threaten them — and sustained negative focus on any media product deemed to be pandering to feminism or progressive calls for diverse representation.
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They've steered the focus onto the nature and fairness of the algorithm—which workers must spend their own time and resources dissecting and strategizing against—as opposed to the nature and fairness of the bosses who wrote it and deployed it.
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His presidential bid is anchored in a sweeping critique of what he sees as the corrupting influence of large corporations and politics, so the chaotic churn of global events and geopolitical strategizing is hardly a central focus of his campaign.
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She wondered if she would make friends, and how she'd manage there without her beloved coach, who had long been by her side, strategizing about how best to run each race and joking to help her relax whenever she was nervous.
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One month into a new trade association job, a board member invited Olivia to his hometown, a cross-country trip that was purportedly for work, where they were supposed to be setting the association's goals and strategizing for the next year.
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Security concerns were heightened in February when Trump and Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe appeared to be strategizing over how to respond to a North Korean missile test while having dinner in plain sight on Mar-a-Lago's candlelit patio.
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To stop all of this, we must trust women when they point out that receiving streams of death threats on Twitter is not normal and that online communities strategizing about how to rape women are much more than just idle chatter.
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That thinking positioned Mr. Aoun on the fringe of higher education strategizing just a few years ago, but he is now called on weekly to advise other institutions on how to help their students outsmart the workers of the future.
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As a transition team at Trump Tower began planning for the administration of President-elect Donald J. Trump, another group was at the Port Richmond High School library on Staten Island on Monday night, strategizing its own future come January.
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In other words, by the time she became a federal judge at the age of 50, she was a fully integrated adult with a breadth and depth of experience, not an ambitious young careerist strategizing the next move up the ladder.
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Here's just one example, but you'll find plenty more in the Disrupt SF agenda: Disrupt San Francisco 2019 takes place on October 2-4, and now you can start strategizing your Disrupt experience by researching the Startup Alley exhibitors listed on our website.
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Presidential candidates are more likely to campaign in, and cater to, close states (more on that later), but most of the time this strategizing ends up being unnecessary because the Electoral College selects the same winner as the popular vote would have.
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In this new scenario, Schumer and Pelosi would play the role of party whips, strategizing the opposition to policy proposals and obnoxious nominations while keeping the votes in line to make sure Democrats don't defect or turn into Trump collaborators—Vichy Democrats.
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The women's team head coach, Kong Linghui, said that while the journey to the title this year had been relatively smooth and relaxing, they were already strategizing for Tokyo 2020, where they expect the young Japanese team to become a stronger threat.
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Mars enters Aquarius on September 10, stirring up issues from this spring and summer that you need to re-address—this time, you'll be able to move forward and take action, unlike before, when so much re-strategizing needed to be done.
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As the Defense Department continues to posture itself to counter China and Russia, one Air Force command is strategizing ways to throw off the enemy by doing everything in plain sight, according to the top general for the Air Force's Air Mobility Command.
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The emails included staff members for the committee, which was required to remain neutral in the Democratic primary, strategizing over how to rebut Mr. Sanders's criticisms of their handling of the primary process and of its chairwoman, Representative Debbie Wasserman Schultz of Florida.
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The reality star, who recently announced her exit from The Real Housewives of New York, on Saturday announced her plans to send a supertanker plane to the area, and that she is strategizing other ways to help with the ongoing environmental crisis.
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And the arguments they made previewed a line of defense as Congress prepares to pick up where Mueller left off — though Democrats continued to tread lightly on the issue of impeachment ahead of a strategizing huddle with House Speaker Nancy Pelosi on Monday.
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The legal team has been strategizing on how to make what are typically dry legal arguments more interesting by changing up who is delivering the message, in part to appease the President who has said privately he wants a show fit for television.
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Similarly, in neurological studies of athletes whose sports stress hand-eye coordination, strategizing and mental attention, such as badminton players and gymnasts, the athletes generally displayed greater interplay between parts of the brain devoted to cognition and mental focus than did the nonathletes.
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The closed-door strategizing followed a day-long hearing at which House impeachment investigators presented their case against Trump, alleging that the president violated his oath of office and should be impeached for trying to pressure Ukraine to help his reelection campaign.
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In a matter of months, Cohen has gone through an extraordinary transformation: from a self-proclaimed "fixer" eager to do whatever it takes to shield his boss, to an aggrieved Democrat strategizing ways to help bring about the President's political -- and legal -- downfall.
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"I'm 31 and I'd like to live off my work, but I can't ... I don't want to depend on my parents all my life," he added in a hotel where opposition politicians were strategizing during a brief lull in their daily street activities.
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An impeachment push in Washington threatens to upend months of planning and strategizing, denying oxygen to much of the field and throwing a spotlight on a part of the Democratic front-runner's past that he's been striving to keep away from the campaign.
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Sinikka Elliott: There's a lot of invisible labor that also goes into feeding a family, whether it's strategizing to get the best deals so that you have food that's going to last for the month if you're on a very tight food budget.
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While it's true that entrepreneurs must be prepared to wear several hats at once, if you're always tied up in monotonous administrative tasks—especially those that fall outside your skill set—you won't have the time or energy to devote to high-level strategizing.
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According to the source, they're strategizing about how to make the approach to the vice president, who almost ran against her in the Democratic primaries but has since been campaigning for her at a breakneck pace all over the country in these final months.
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The new Public Theater production of this relatively obscure Shakespeare play gets many things right, but its biggest triumph is to make us reconsider the reputation of a work derided for haphazard jumps from romantic declarations to military strategizing, from bawdy banter to moral questioning.
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In an email, the RNC sent to reporters a story published by the New York Post about a document that purportedly shows the Democratic National Committee was strategizing to make Hillary Clinton president — and not a generic Democratic candidate — in the spring of 2015.
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There's an iconic photo of Barbara Boxer leading her some of her House colleagues up the steps of the building, but little discussion of what happened when they arrived at the room where the all-male Senate Democrats were strategizing in the upper chamber.
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A room full of people who had made their careers on strategizing and building ground operations in every county in Iowa, New Hampshire, and South Carolina were being told their efforts were futile and behind the times — that they were the Kmart to Trump's Amazon.
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And is it okay for these billionaires to think long-term and fund vaccine development, basic science research, and pandemic modeling — or should that intellectual strategizing be scrapped as soon as their neighbor has an immediate need for a paycheck, a meal, or medical care?
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And sometimes too-clever strategizing: My scheme to hit a bit of Plácido Domingo's concert performance of Verdi's "I Due Foscari," then sneak out for Daniil Trifonov and Matthias Goerne's recital next door, foundered when I didn't get a seat on the aisle for Plácido.
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Amaze also debuted in a much different digital environment than Bush era sex education sites, one where YouTube and Instagram stars have a direct line to the young internet users, and offer a much more effective promotional strategy than SEO strategizing, online marketing, and word of mouth.
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As the bake sale continues to gain momentum, she's already strategizing about how to work more effectively with Planned Parenthood New York, as well as fostering a relationship with Lenox Hill Neighborhood House, a community-based nonprofit steps from Flora Bar on the Upper East Side.
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DiCioccio asks Roux to help him sell 88,000 tickets to Metallica's upcoming tour on resale sites — with added profits benefiting both Live Nation and Metallica — and Roux agrees, strategizing to transfer thousands of tickets into an account run by a broker Live Nation was directed to hire.
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Tonight's excellent for strategizing as well as for connecting deeply with others: The Moon meets power planet Pluto in Capricorn at 9:24 PM. Pluto can bring manipulative or obsessive energy, so only hang out with people you really trust and can be real with tonight!
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Sources told CNN in July that White House aides and Kushner's legal team began strategizing in late June over how to manage the disclosure of the emails setting up the meeting, after discovering emails as they were preparing documents to respond to a congressional committee request.
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The holiday season means time away from Washington spent in their home districts with family as they not only weigh a run but also start putting the early pieces of campaign together, thinking about staff, fundraising and strategizing over when and how to make an announcement.
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Still, Bloom devotes a significant portion of the project's second half to Ailes' bullying of local officials in his small town of Cold Spring, N.Y., and the alleged sexual misconduct that led to his downfall, including internal details about his strategizing to professionally survive the accusations.
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Ms. Close, of course, went on to exchange her dewy glow for a more feverish wattage, playing glamorous, strategizing villains in "Fatal Attraction" and "Dangerous Liaisons," as well as the deluded movie goddess in the musical "Sunset Boulevard," which she memorably reprised on Broadway last year.
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Mr. Nolan largely avoids the bigger historical picture (among other things, the reason these men are fighting is a given) as well as the strategizing on the front and in London, where the new prime minister, Winston Churchill, was facing the horrifying possibility of diminished military muscle.
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In this intimate, complex basketball drama from Steven Soderbergh, Ray (André Holland) is a top sports agent strategizing to get his players paid during an NBA lockout — which means deftly navigating a maze of contract negotiations, power structures and racial dynamics before the clock runs out.
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Seeing Ellaria in the Dragonstone map room this season, strategizing with Daenerys, Tyrion, Olenna, Varys, Grey Worm, and Missandei, has made her motivations finally feel more of a piece with Thrones' main plot, and made the Dornish plot seem like less of a somewhat scenic sideshow.
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Hacked emails from Clinton's campaign manager's private Gmail reveal a cast of characters working behind the presidential candidate, who at times expressed frustration with her and with each other over bad habits or secrecy amid the crush of campaign strategizing and the highs and lows of the cycle.
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Why it matters: The transition emails are said to include sensitive exchanges on matters that include potential appointments, gossip about the views of particular senators involved in the confirmation process, speculation about vulnerabilities of Trump nominees, strategizing about press statements, and policy planning on everything from war to taxes.
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Why it matters: The transition emails are said to include sensitive exchanges on matters such as potential appointments, gossip about the views of particular senators involved in the confirmation process, speculation about vulnerabilities of Trump nominees, strategizing about press statements, and policy planning on everything from war to taxes.
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Here's a simple exercise Pink shares to help determine if you're a lark, owl or third bird: For larks and third birds, the morning is the best time to do analytical work that requires head-down, focused attention, such as strategizing, analyzing a financial statement or writing a report.
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Four senators and a bill one year in the making While Republicans had worked on various proposals to overhaul the tax code for decades, Republican senators began strategizing their latest attempt to reform the tax code not long after Trump stunned the country and won the White House.
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Perhaps that's because all the strategizing, off-the-record conversations and sudden changes in the voting wind — changes that, to the shock of the Underwoods, position Claire as one of three front-runners for the vice-presidential nomination — take place in an atmosphere already known for being a circus.
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The smarter path, to which a certain amount of liberal punditry and Democratic strategizing is already pointing, is to focus on Trumpian corruption, the sleazy, sordid, self-dealing side of his administration and the obvious reluctance of congressional Republicans to execute more than a cursory sort of oversight.
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" Josh also echoed the need for being proactive and speaking to the students most affected by Trump's rhetoric and proposed policies: "For me and my colleagues at my school, the last couple of days have had more to do with strategizing how we counsel certain portions of our population going forward.
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When the L shuts down, the bridge will receive a significant number of would-be train riders opting for buses or private cars, so strategizing maximal space on the bridge to best move a shit-ton of additional people at rush hour will be a key mission of the mitigation.
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The concept of seeing strangers locked in their apartments for three weeks without any in-person contact with other people might sound boring, but from the intense strategizing to the the contestants' hilarious solo dance parties and awkward one-on-one dates in the hangout, this show is lots of fun.
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Often, the President appears to react in the moment to a problem, adopting a position that gets him through a photo op or to the end of the day -- even though he's weighing in on issues that deeply affect people's lives and in normal administrations would merit days of strategizing.
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It's not only that we can become angry and defensive when we are made more intimately aware of our vulnerability, but also that in these moments we often lack the tools to move through and past our anger to clarity — tools such as negotiation and long-term strategizing for achievable targets.
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In the fallout of Woods reportedly getting caught kissing Khloé Kardashian's boyfriend Tristan Thompson, not only has Woods had to allegedly move out of Jenner's home while Jenner begins strategizing what to do with Woods' Kylie Cosmetics collab, but now the two have to figure out how to (maybe?) remove their twin tattoos.
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And if travel times around Westeros have been expedited, the rewards have included disgorging more secrets about Jon Snow's birthright and the Targaryen dynasty, brilliant scenes involving the various Stark children, massive military showdowns and strategizing to claim the Iron Throne, and preparation for the great war with the army of the dead.
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Read more: Noura in her own words: Teen who killed rapist husband shares her story However her legal team appealed — and it was at that point that I began strategizing with advocates that were working to bring both justice and light to Noura's case, given that her struggle was far from over.
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They, along with Google software engineer Tory Voight, "started strategizing long distance with other leads in other cities" about launching an education campaign around forced arbitration, she said, "because the worst time to learn about arbitration is when you suddenly have to use it after having experienced discrimination and harassment in the workplace."
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Democrats are strategizing about the best way to block the repeal of the health care law, as well as attempts to cut Medicare or Medicaid, and Mr. Obama has made it clear that he will use his remaining days in the White House to secure as many of his priorities as possible.
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Normally a combination of dry panel discussions and partisan strategizing, the event had a distinctly ominous tone in the shadow of Mr. Trump's inauguration, several attendees said: At a private luncheon, Representative Debbie Wasserman Schultz, the former Democratic Party chairwoman, exhorted the group to see itself as a last line of defense.
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Morels is a rummy game — meaning you are trying to collect cards of a certain set — but the gameplay allows you to always see which cards are just out of reach, which have most recently fallen into the discard pile, and which are right in front of you, meaning there's a fair amount of strategizing.
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Directed by Morgan Neville ("20 Feet From Stardom" and the coming "Won't You Be My Neighbor") and shot at the company's Silicon Valley headquarters, the short captures a team in the early stages of strategizing tactics to stop the spread of false information and the plethora of existential questions that come with that effort.
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Meanwhile, the Heartland Institute — a controversial free-market think tank that argues global warming has been "exaggerated" and that carbon emissions don't need to be curbed — has been strategizing how to further influence the administration, with the particular aim of getting rid of the "endangerment finding" that allows the EPA to treat carbon as an air pollutant.
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The main direct consequences of the WikiLeaks dump have been the resignation of Wasserman Schultz—which will probably relieve the Clinton team as much as satisfy Sanders supporters—and tut-tutting from the press, which sees something nefarious in the DNC strategizing how to get favorable press or grousing about a campaign accusing it of corruption.
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David Litt, former speechwriter for President Barack Obama, says there should be one question you think about as you're writing that email, planning your presentation or strategizing the team meeting: "All communication boils down to: What's the goal here?" says Litt, who landed his job as a speechwriter at the White House at 24 years old.
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Judy Chicago's "Dinner Party" is so iconic, and yet the extent of its elaborateness also foregrounds the complexity of its making; that is, there are so many components and materials and ideas at play, it's almost impossible to look at it and not think about the incredible amount of work, collaboration, and strategizing that went into its making.
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Washington state's lawsuit challenging Trump's executive order on immigration emerged out of a chaotic, 48-hour period in which the need for immediate action held sway over the kind of carefully thought-out strategizing that usually leads up to the filing of a major legal complaint, according to state Attorney General Bob Ferguson and other attorneys involved in actions against the order.
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There are the art kids offering tips at the Andy Warhol Museum, and the tyro entrepreneurs strategizing over cocktails at the Tender Bar & Kitchen in Lawrenceville, the neighborhood along the Allegheny River that is shifting from a desolate zone where your laptop might get stolen to the place where butcher paper in the windows signifies a bumper crop of new restaurants.
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Other episodes in the miniseries were directed by Anthony Hemingway and Boyz n the Hood's John Singleton, and both men turn their episodes into riveting chess matches, with lots of close-ups of lawyers strategizing and contemplating each other's weaknesses, to the degree that victims Nicole Brown and Ron Goldman almost become afterthoughts during the trial — just like they were in real life.
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In conversations with four House Democratic staffers who all expressed a general desire for a change in leadership, they all also voiced the specific concern that Tim Ryan wouldn't have the raw talent or knowledge to do what is sometimes very complicated work — in budget negotiations with House Speaker Paul Ryan, for instance, or in strategizing how to add amendments to bills.
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Sure, there are films like the cynical classic A Face in the Crowd (in which Andy Griffith plays a rural radio host who becomes a political player) or the Oscar-winning All the King's Men (about a Southern politician who profits from "us versus them" strategizing), which embrace the side of American politics that's driven more by anger than anything else.
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The video opens with a clip of an ad Cruz put out last week that imagines Clinton strategizing against GOP rival Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE but unable to find a way to stop Cruz.
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Everyone seems to understand this, except perhaps former Secretary of State John KerryJohn Forbes KerryA lesson of the Trump, Tlaib, Omar, Netanyahu affair Trump's winning weapon: Time The Memo: O'Rourke looks to hit reset button MORE, who has reportedly been meeting with Iranian interlocutors and strategizing with them in a way that one can only assume is meant to counter the Trump team's approach and limit its options.
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After years of almost daily contact — Degas never took a day off, not Sundays or even Christmas — the artist seems to gain a grudging respect for his model, while she takes as much control of their relationship as she can, seeing through his bluster and strategizing over what she could say to him to lighten his mood or gain the upper hand in a dispute over working conditions.
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"The Second Machine Age" by Erik Brynjolffson and Andrew McAfee "The Second Machine Age" by Erik Brynjolffson and Andrew McAfee I would come to wonder, is philosophizing about "the future of work" just a way the richest, most influential people in the world convince themselves they care deeply about their employees, when what they're doing is more like strategizing how to continue to be exorbitantly powerful in the decades to come?
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Dodge, in the middle of strategizing how to find a new home for the Navigation Center (which needs to clear its lot in order to make way for construction of permanent affordable housing), managing a winter shelter plan for the cold and rains expected with this year's El Niño storms, and dealing with all the perceived and actual problems connected with Super Bowl City, is also figuring out how to transform a Mayor's Office program into a new City department.
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