"Without giving people permission to take risks," he said, "you'll never take risks."
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I think it's important to take risks, but people don't like to take risks — especially with radio.
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"They don't take risks, and when you work with sea snakes you don't want anybody to take risks," Dr. Goiran said.
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"Don't take risks when you're doing brain surgery, don't take risks driving a school bus or singing the national anthem --just regular is fine."
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If you don't take risks or think outside the box, your company is never going to move on but you've got to play to win and take risks.
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"I wanted to take risks... I obviously had to take risks," the disappointed youngster, who had been fastest in Saturday's final practice, told reporters after starting in 15th place.
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We always take risks, but sometimes it can be distasteful.
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Does it contribute to a heightened willingness to take risks?
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I like to have fun with fashion and take risks.
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You can't take risks and be afraid of making mistakes.
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Most Democratic voters are in no mood to take risks.
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And its casual nature makes it easier to take risks.
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Many take risks even when it can impact their lives.
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Underdogs, however, need to shake things up and take risks.
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"I never, never, ever wanted to take risks," he says.
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Has our willingness to take risks with our investments changed?
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The plants somehow knew the best time to take risks.
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Like you, they decide whether or not to take risks.
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Take risks and experiment in other parts of your life!
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That taught me to take risks, to trust your gut.
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We need to take risks simply to meet a child.
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Our parents don't encourage us to take risks, to rebel.
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We will make compromises, take risks, and sometimes make mistakes.
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You're meeting exciting people, and feeling eager to take risks!
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Confidence can spur a person to action, to take risks.
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You need to weigh when and where you take risks.
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This is not the moment for advertisers to take risks.
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"We can take risks when we are drilling and looking for hydrocarbons, but we will not take risks playing politics," he said, adding the project consisted of providing technical expertise in gas extraction in Iran.
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The millionaires Becker studied aren't afraid to fail and take risks.
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They wanted to take risks, which was music to my ears.
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The benefits are so great they are willing to take risks.
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Supportive Saturn is helping you as you take risks with Uranus.
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" "In life you take risks, walk through fear, do the unthinkable.
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These days, there's a growing message from Wall Street: Take risks.
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My square look is the shield I use to take risks.
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I think it takes confidence to take risks and be original.
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And if you want to lead, you have to take risks.
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AMLG: Well ironically people are afraid to take risks in venture.
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Our culture has long been to move fast and take risks.
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But that's boxing, you have to take risks to find openings.
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But don't worry, you're also adventurous and willing to take risks!
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Lowe said banks need to take risks and manage them well.
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To get anything you need to take risks and hit big.
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But they love what they do, and take risks for it.
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But what prompts people to take risks in the first place?
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Daniel was never afraid to take risks or get into trouble.
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Sagittarius is all about adventure—be bold and take risks, Pisces!
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And when she's governing, she has been known to take risks.
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And investors have been trained to take risks when that happens.
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It's an encouragement to experiment and take risks at the stove.
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Because you've got to take chances, you got to take risks.
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They see that I'm a person who's not afraid to take risks.
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Do you think musicians still take risks in the way you did?
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And the government is even less willing to take risks than usual.
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She's not afraid to be real and take risks with her music.
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We're able to take risks that are more challenging in New York.
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Richer data will allow banks to take risks that currently baffle underwriters.
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Fortunately for China, the Communist Party was sometimes prepared to take risks.
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Few parents want to take risks with a potentially life-changing test.
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So we are forced to take risks and they make the money.
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I'm always willing to take risks and push myself a little bit.
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I love the challenge—if you are brave enough to take risks.
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" "Migrants to the United States take risks, work hard, invest and innovate.
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They want to innovate, take risks and aren't afraid to make mistakes.
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Local government must take risks and behave like a startup, he says.
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Because of that, Democrats were willing to make sacrifices and take risks.
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I am going to ask you to take risks whenever you can.
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People weren't sharing information and there was an apprehensiveness to take risks.
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And they are willing to take risks for a chance to survive.
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This forces us to take risks with our German—to experiment together.
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"Bezos has shown he's not afraid to take risks," Bittman told CNBC.
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You're eager to take risks and are in a thrill-seeking mood!
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You're ready to make big changes, take risks, and try new things.
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The consistent exhortation was to take risks, and make our own bread.
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"[Only] a few [opera houses] are willing to take risks," she says.
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We take risks when we report sexual harassment, assault and domestic violence.
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Most were "daring and entrepreneurial" survivors willing to take risks, Lai recalls.
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This story line shows, again, the "Discovery" writers' willingness to take risks.
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But not all Robbins works were successes; he needed to take risks.
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With a public health plan, people can start new businesses, take risks.
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If employees are afraid to make mistakes, they're afraid to take risks.
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This allows us to be creative, to take risks where others cannot.
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People should only take risks that won't threaten their retirement, Pottichen said.
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I admire authors who take risks, both in form and in content.
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Well, I think they have to give themselves permission to take risks.
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But throughout his career, Rubio has proven willing to take risks like this.
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I wondered, wasn't there a way even a klutzy child could take risks?
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Which studios or TV networks are willing to take risks on unknown stars?
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We're willing to go against the grain and we're willing to take risks.
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I'm still going to take risks but I'm going to take calculated risks.
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It's a genuinely innovative company, which is willing to take risks and fail.
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Your 20s, he argues, are the best time to take risks like these.
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Girls are socialized to be perfect, but not to take risks, Saujani says.
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Emerging adults are more likely to take risks, particularly to avoid missing out.
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You have to sort of take risks, you've got to be out there.
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Today the Moon enters Sagittarius, a sign that's not afraid to take risks.
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I like that Rei Kawakubo dares to be different and always take risks.
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And when people manage other peoples' money, they don't like to take risks.
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And that gives us the opportunity to take risks in a different way.
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Witnessing others take risks we'd never take ourselves provides a chaotically zen experience.
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"We don't want a financial center that doesn't take risks," Cunliffe told reporters.
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We're not afraid to take risks (smart ones) and learn from our failures.
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This is because I appreciate it when artists take risks in their songs.
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And the deep pubic skepticism only made it more difficult to take risks.
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And sometimes that means you take risks and the risk doesn't work out.
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There are two things insurers hate to do — take risks and pay claims.
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Such people are often unwilling to take risks or reject their party orthodoxy.
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The editors like big stories, and for the right ones they take risks.
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"When rewards go up, people are more inclined to take risks," he said.
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We're ready to take risks on Thursday, as material Venus trines imaginative Uranus.
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If they take risks and go "off-Scripture," they could alienate religious believers.
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Men have an advantage over women on being willing to take risks (37%).
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By contrast, the Chinese are there, and they are willing to take risks.
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And the capacity to take risks by telling the truth to the French.
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To swim against the current, you have to be willing to take risks.
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I like P&G, I love it when companies take risks like this.
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So many people are afraid to take risks and live outside of the box.
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But all editors and reporters take risks because they publish things that upset people.
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Others, like assertiveness and willingness to take risks, tend to be associated with men.
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So to do the things we wanted to do, we had to take risks.
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Second, investors want to see traction, and few will take risks on relative unknowns.
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KDVD: Yes, because my work is about empowering creatives to take risks and thrive.
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As successful startups face down a bear market, they're less likely to take risks.
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"She's not afraid to be real and take risks with her music," she says.
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You love to take risks, but this isn't the time to place a bet.
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I was too afraid to take risks, but you know what's scarier than failure?
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When characters take risks, you know they're going to be fine in the end.
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Mr Crocker explains that players are encouraged to take risks and think for themselves.
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Innovation is often hazardous, but if we don't take risks we may forgo benefits.
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We can see investors take risks, invest capital, create jobs," he told "Power Lunch.
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My general advice to home cocktail enthusiasts is to take risks and have fun.
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She can't take risks, so she asks that her friends do it for her.
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" "Don't be afraid to take risks, and we've talked a lot about that already.
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You're itching to take risks; however, it's super important that you watch for accidents.
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Sometimes you have to take risks so a relationship can grow into something better!
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As a player, the college freshman is fierce and fiery, unafraid to take risks.
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"Everybody retreats to their corner in the midst of that," refusing to take risks.
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They're making enough money that they can take risks players didn't used to take.
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She learns to stand up for herself, to take risks, even to behave badly.
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Today isn't a day to take risks—it's a day to observe and process.
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The problems can be cultural, like not giving employees the protection to take risks.
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She may grow more unwilling to take risks, to try something new, to fail.
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N.B.A. teams will always take risks for difference-makers like Durant and Leonard. Always.
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That means travel, that means relationships, that means feeling safe enough to take risks.
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"I knew I could go home — it allows you to take risks," he said.
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Many people struggle to take risks as they grow and settle into their careers.
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They can also be open-minded and take risks to do the right thing.
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It is often that they do not take risks or follow their own visions.
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Younger people are more likely to pursue new ideas, take risks, and start new businesses.
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The Sun is in Scorpio, encouraging you to take risks— Scorpio's not afraid of shit!
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Reluctant to take risks, Saudi pilots fly high, out of range of anti-aircraft fire.
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"I think the holdup is fear and people don't want to take risks," she explained.
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Take risks, dare to fail, remember the first person through the wall always gets hurt.
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People around you will doubt you, they will tell you that you shouldn't take risks.
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Regardless of their hair color, the sisters aren't afraid to take risks — and start trends.
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Though its format may be standard sitcom stuff, "Frasier" was not afraid to take risks.
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Some may fail, so governments need to be willing to explore, experiment and take risks.
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It's much tougher to switch gears and take risks when you're in your mid-career.
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To make breakthrough progress in cancer research and cancer care, our nation must take risks.
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They're not afraid to take risks, and that's what makes them beautiful in my eyes.
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Electric Uranus meets with sexy Venus in your sign today, inspiring you to take risks.
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Young entrepreneurs need to take risks and branch out of their comfort zones, he says.
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This motivates those companies to take risks that larger, more established, companies would never take.
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Insurers have long known that people who buy insurance are more likely to take risks.
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Billionaire entrepreneur Mark Cuban and Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos agree: It pays to take risks.
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Profits rocketed but firms were scared to take risks, so investment spending rose only slowly.
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A nation's security is often dependent on people willing to take risks that benefit it.
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I will not be able to "take risks" and make bold decisions regarding my career.
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But Larson-Green also isn't afraid to take risks and take opportunities when they come.
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Such policies deliver pernicious results; American "restraint" of Israel encourages its enemies to take risks.
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That was the point: You should take risks, celebrate your body, and go for it.
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As he has before, he showed full virtuosic command and a willingness to take risks.
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Without obscurity, we wouldn't have the freedom to take risks, fail and dust ourselves off.
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They encouraged him to take risks, rather than chastising him for daring to be different.
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We're more prone to take risks on Thursday when action planet Mars trines regenerative Pluto.
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America is the land of risk takers, but we shouldn't take risks with tax reform.
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I make it a point to take risks and challenge myself, sometimes to the extreme.
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Beautiful weather causes skiers to disregard warning signs, or take risks beyond their comfort zone.
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One is tolerance, open-mindedness, willing to take risks, craziness, diversity, all kinds of things.
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Netflix can take risks on such projects because failure costs it less than it does others.
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He knows the rare vitality it provides, and its addictiveness drives him to continually take risks.
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It will be hard not to act on impulse—we're all feeling inspired to take risks.
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She is strong-minded and fearless and is always wanting to take risks in her career.
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In Annie's relationship with Amadi, he is nurturing and encourages her to take risks at work.
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Nothing makes individuals more willing to take risks than the sight of other people getting rich.
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In its stylistic variability, good wine offers an opportunity to take risks, at least small ones.
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They're small enough that they can take risks like building super customizable open source $200 keyboards.
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Helping others succeed means you'll have coworkers standing by to take risks for you in return.
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I think it's great that companies place bets and take risks, and that's what we did.
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Culture affects the willingness among innovators to take risks and can foster a more collaborative environment.
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Normally, the Moon in Sag would inspire you to take risks, but tonight you're extremely conservative.
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They take risks to bring the kinds of products and services to market that consumers value.
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You've got to sometimes take risks and go against conventional wisdom to come out a winner.
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Brand managers responsible for R&D decisions often have short-term incentives to not take risks.
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Companies need to take similar action to empower innovators to take risks on women-led startups.
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When authors and artists say anything that might be deemed disrespectful of Islam, they take risks.
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Human beings take risks, whether we're jumping out of planes, climbing mountains, playing football or boxing.
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Israel was starting from a position of strength, and thus felt secure enough to take risks.
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The fact that voters were willing to take risks doesn't mean they want their fears realized.
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But McDonald's often hesitated to take risks, according to several parties who worked on the account.
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You want to work with people who want see the world, share ideas, and take risks!
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It requires new products, fresh talent and the willingness to take risks and make big investments.
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"The person would take risks, but not actually do the thing that they're fearing," he says.
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"We take risks," Alexander Liberman, then Condé Nast's editorial director, said when asked about the selection.
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"We have to take risks in order to advance the state of the art," he said.
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And you may as well take risks to push forward the medium you love so much.
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We take risks when we post our profiles on dating websites and meet up with strangers.
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I got the willingness to take risks and fail from my father's side of the family.
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At this point their behaviour changed, as they became hyperactive and increasingly likely to take risks.
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And yet his smaller team was more nimble, more aggressive and more willing to take risks.
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There was a willingness to take risks and use government instruments to drive bottom-up experimentation.
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For a young designer, then, there was suddenly space — both existentially and physically — to take risks.
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Kohl's mastery of retail fundamentals gives it flexibility to rethink its store layouts and take risks.
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Other women, apparently without husbands, offered more charitable attributes: They're rational, and able to take risks.
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For her, embracing failure allows her to take risks, like starting Spanx out of her apartment.
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Investors are willing to take risks, but they need to be compensated for bearing these risks.
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Huge shifts will take place today; you're ready to take risks you've been eager to take.
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As much as I don't fully grasp this exhibition, I appreciate Ofili's willingness to take risks.
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"This government has come back in a majority, so they can afford to take risks," she said.
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They're cocky enough to take risks, but rational enough to contain their fears when things get grim.
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"The truth is that sometimes I like to take risks and to push myself," Mr. Coca said.
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" She ended the speech with a call to action: "We need you to take risks on us.
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That would require studios to take risks, and big-budget projects have to be a sure thing.
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As well, Amazon employees in China have relatively small salaries, which might embolden them to take risks.
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It gives you some basic security that allows you to then take risks in your work also.
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They make it easy to try something new or take risks, without damaging what you love most.
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"It's creating a space where you can take risks," says Andrew Schimmel, producer at Alto developer Snowman.
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"I think I would say take risks," she said, when asked about her advice for girls today.
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Take risks, step outside the box, give yourself new inputs — otherwise, the outcome will be the same.
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Reviewers said she relied too much on covers; her songs were too slow, she didn't take risks.
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Through her organisation Eashwar hopes to encourage women to think big and inspire them to take risks.
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The Alt Bro isn't afraid to take risks or let their freak flag fly a little bit.
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The book shows how brash and willing he and Lando were were to take risks as kids.
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Amazon was really interested in people and shows that were willing to take risks and be provocative.
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Curators should continue to take risks, be voices of opposition to stagnant institutional rhetoric, and push boundaries.
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These technologies are not a competitive differentiator for the buyer's business, so why take risks on upstarts?
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A tech firm may be more innovative and more willing to take risks than a big incumbent.
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You're itching for freedom, and financial security will help you take risks without stressing out too much.
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By challenging themselves physically (and skinning knees), kids gain self-assurance and a willingness to take risks.
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"He has been willing to take risks and expend political capital to advance his agenda," Schwartzman added.
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I know it took a lot of courage and ultimately, I want the women to take risks.
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Food Network star Ayesha Curry has advice for 2017 graduates: Be confident in yourself and take risks.
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You need opportunity, connections, and financial stability to take risks, not to mention a buttload of luck.
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And mainstream manufacturers are willing to take risks they would not have a decade or so ago.
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"We take risks, invest, innovate and produce in ways that today sustain 85033,000 U.S. jobs," Immelt wrote.
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Trump was elected as an anti-politician who would disrupt a broken order and even take risks.
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My most important advice is to take action while you still have the chance to take risks.
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Banks were not going to take risks to offer a marginally profitable product that regulators clearly disfavored.
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It was in their nature to take risks, to let their minds wander while landing a plane.
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"Mischievous" leaders may take risks and be persuasive, but they may also manipulate and exploit their followers.
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Men were then, as now, suddenly thinking differently about their clothes, willing to experiment, to take risks.
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This gives me the freedom to take risks, which, in turn, actually makes my writing very good.
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Business leaders need to rethink what it means to take risks when advancing women to the top.
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Here was a performance that drew upon the orchestra's great heritage while pushing it to take risks.
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A healthy banking system that's going to take risks because that's what creates the jobs for everybody.
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Blake Lively continues to prove that she is willing to take risks in the name of fashion.
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"We like to take risks," Ms. Silvestri said in a telephone interview from her office in Rome.
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NASA, who is paying for this particular SpaceX flight, is potentially less willing to take risks than SpaceX.
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I never want to let the negative experiences make me too afraid to take risks in the future.
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Fernandes has built a reputation as a businessman who is prepared to take risks and chase new ideas.
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I picked the right image for the way I've chosen to live—I push boundaries and take risks.
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It's a modest but informative, compelling look at the real people who take risks on big medical breakthroughs.
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Preferring to take risks when his confidence is vodka tinged, his work ethos embraces the lessons failure imparts.
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But it was not so long ago The Walking Dead was praised for its ability to take risks.
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That means they can't afford to take risks on the kinds of challenging books they've published for centuries.
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But having lower stakes for most of its projects will allow the company to experiment and take risks.
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When we first started secretsundaze in 2002, it felt a lot more free and you could take risks.
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Legislators quickly focus on the next midterm campaign and are less willing to take risks for the president.
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He's said the picture stokes "healthy paranoia" to compete with rivals and not be afraid to take risks.
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Private diplomacy channels, like ours, allow us to be more flexible and take risks that our government cannot.
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"We're asking them to be forward leaning, to take risks, and they're very wary of that," Pollack said.
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In short, Mr Xi understands power, is not afraid to use it and is willing to take risks.
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And the deep public skepticism only made it more difficult for them to be able to take risks.
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The Moon is in fellow Fire sign Leo today, encouraging you to take risks and try new things.
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JF: Like the founders we back, we have to take risks in order to offer something truly unique.
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They need to be able to work in teams, to manage change, to take risks and to lead.
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It's about building an organization where employees actively create knowledge and feel safe to take risks and fail.
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Leaders should normalize failure; it helps make them seem more authentic, and it encourages employees to take risks.
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Debt documents give companies more freedom to take risks or siphon off assets, even when they are struggling.
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Most people prefer not to take risks, yes, but reducing one risk sometimes creates greater exposure to another.
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And it could be you, if they constantly ask for your input and allow you to take risks.
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Ambitious goals will create a sense of urgency and motivate each person within your organization to take risks.
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When parents go overboard protecting their children, they don't allow them to take risks and reap the consequences.
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Steve said you should remodel one room at a time and you should be ready to take risks.
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"Employers and clients are more apt to take risks on them and more apt to give them opportunities."
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Mars also connects with Uranus on August 28, creating an inventive energy and inspiring you to take risks.
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The conceit is that she provides the heart and courage for them to keep going and take risks.
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The Moon is in fellow fire sign Aries for most of the day, encouraging you to take risks.
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Thank you for showing me how to take risks, work hard, and live life on my own terms.
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A great leader means you are confident in your beliefs and you take risks to help your 'followers'.
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So few galleries take risks with their booth presentations, and I know many have artists that push boundaries.
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But theater is a different proposition from television, and it is more able to take risks, Graham said.
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But she was also a trailblazer, willing to take risks and get battered and bruised in the arena.
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He was quick to encourage us to take risks, and effusive in his praise when they paid off.
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Although, I had been in situations where my limited time caused by procrastinating force me to take risks.
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Someone who is willing to go outside their comfort zone and take risks is more appealing to me.
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Laugh, love, take risks, and, if you find the carcass of a Tall One, preserve it in snowpack.
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We loved hearing our students take risks with their ideas and use accurate words to communicate those thoughts.
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One potential issue is the extent to which AI models influence humans' decisions and willingness to take risks.
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Culture is a "core enabler of a successful company," allowing Microsoft to invest in innovation and take risks.
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But the forces that leave some artists and performers feeling newly constrained have liberated others to take risks.
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People are often afraid to take risks, whether it's financial, physical, emotional, social, or business-related, Morin said.
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I love employees who take risks, albeit calculated, and then take responsibility for the ensuing success or failure.
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After all, my parents' optimism enabled me to take risks and led to many successes in my life.
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"I'm not the kind of person who loves to take risks," Jimmy says without a hint of irony.
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"There is no insurance, so I don't want to take risks with colleagues," he was quoted as saying.
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I think you've got old people and young people who don't wanna take risks, and some who do.
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And it was all possible because of a culture that encouraged its employees to move fast and take risks.
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It's hard to take risks and match the start-up culture of young brands as a large public company.
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They tried to slow down the game and they didn't take risks, something we have done many times before.
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That makes life a lot easier for traditional media companies to take risks on $20133-per-month streaming services.
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A smart film that showcases Wang's willingness to experiment and take risks, it is also incredibly personal to him.
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You know that to be a successful entrepreneur you must dream big, take risks and be prepared to fail.
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This means game companies are less inclined to take risks on content innovation (as in the case of EA).
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But since then each of the three forces may have weakened, increasing the incentive for firms to take risks.
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"I'm suggesting that our sources take risks—and they become concerned to see things occurring like that," Assange answered.
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I love challenging young people to confront their own assumptions, to listen to each other, to take risks themselves.
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For decades, artists have made pilgrimages to the Bay Area to take risks, abandon boundaries, and find their voices.
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"The more risks you take, the faster your confidence will grow, so it's important to take risks," Sachs explains.
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I can't speak for EA, but I can understand that executives behind giant franchises are afraid to take risks.
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I need less money to meet my basic needs, allowing me to take risks that I couldn't have before.
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The reason is that mountains of data show teenagers take risks more readily in the presence of their peers.
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When they hear feedback from users that points to areas for improvement, they're willing to take risks and ideate.
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He says the beginning of your career is the time to take risks, and see which will work out.
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Not having to commit meant I was more willing to take risks and try items I wouldn't ordinarily wear.
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As it turns out, some of Salesforce&aposs best bosses allow their teams to take risks and make mistakes.
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Major shifts are occurring, but Saturn and Uranus will offer us cosmic support as we take risks this month.
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Instead, Case said, ordinary people do extraordinary things when given the right opportunities — and the encouragement to take risks.
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I'm trying to create an environment where the actors can evolve safely and take risks and not be judged.
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That could lead demonstrators to take risks they otherwise might not, hoping America will somehow come to their aid.
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I usually don't take risks but this appears now to be one worth taking: I am O.K. with Brexit.
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When we got to the end we realized we wanted to start companies and take risks out of school.
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Just like the Queen of the North, Sophie Turner wasn't afraid to take risks — with her fashion, that is.
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Once you have confidence in your ability to support yourself, then you can take risks that feel surprisingly liberating.
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And just as importantly, I hope what Netflix learns from its success with The Irishman is to take risks.
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Our relationship became the safe space for all of us to take risks with each other's support and love.
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France has around 4,123 angels, investors who take risks on first-stage start-ups, compared with 18,000 in Britain.
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Failure indicates the willingness to take risks, and the ability to learn from errors is invaluable in any industry.
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It would make it easier for people to take risks with their job choices, and to invest in education.
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Tax reform should give Americans reasons to take risks again, not put more American businesses and homeowners at risk.
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Independence is often good—it allows people to pursue passion projects, experiment, take risks, and speak truth to power.
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Mars meets Saturn at the beginning of the week, which means it's not a good time to take risks.
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Many entrepreneurs are now financially motivated, rather than by an optimism to take risks and improve the world, McNamee said.
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The ability to think big, work hard and take risks is just as important as the experience on your resume.
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"In these recent films, the women who portray the characters are strong, courageous and willing to take risks," she said.
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Because stone-age men hunted game and competed for mates, boys want to play rough, take risks and assert dominance.
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Mars enters fellow Earth sign Taurus on March 9, energizing you to take risks and explore new places and ideas.
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Stephenson: Working with Netflix means working with somebody that has the stomach to take risks on weird, strange, small films.
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The separate tech incubators have allowed the company to take risks, even when markets aren't in a historic bull run.
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Alternatively, if competition is cut-throat, profits might evaporate to the point that companies have little incentive to take risks.
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Investors were forced to take risks they might not have otherwise because there was no real alternative to the market.
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Aries is a fearless, fierce energy—you're going to be in the mood to take risks and explore the world.
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"We need to have new corporate investors willing to join us and take risks to invest in us," he said.
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Camp is a place where you're allowed to take risks that you might not be able to take at home.
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They can take risks on bad movies or see things in theaters that they'd otherwise wait to see on streaming.
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Another great day for creativity and romance is March 28, when Venus meets with Uranus, encouraging people to take risks.
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As Google puts it:In a team with high psychological safety, teammates feel safe to take risks around their team members.
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I believe in a flexible organization where people can take risks, challenge the status quo, express themselves and be motivated.
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To stand out from the competition, start-ups often need to take risks, which could sometimes prove to be costly.
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Most are willing to take risks, but they won't make the commitment if you can't demonstrate a promising track record.
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While you're inspired to take risks, it's worth asking yourself if the risks will serve you in the long run.
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These two planets will connect today to support and encourage you as you take risks and bravely face the unknown.
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One that doesn't take risks and fits neatly into a multi-pronged, cross-media strategy devised in a Disney boardroom.
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We're in the mood to take risks, but with the Moon in Capricorn's influence, we'll all be pragmatic about it.
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And we'll need all colleagues in our own not-for-profit sector to take risks when others can't or won't.
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This setback for risk parity should prompt a rethinking of how investors take risks in the stock market, Sheets added.
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Second-tier wardrobe tends to be less prestigious than top-tier, but it also gives people room to take risks.
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I love writers who take risks, break rules, don't succumb to the censoring voice whispering that it can't be done.
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They understand that they don't have all the answers, but they are confident enough to take risks and assert themselves.
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Evangeline, meanwhile, encourages her protégée to take risks and dig deeper, perhaps to the point of insensitivity to Madeline's vulnerability.
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You're a natural leader, but flowing with the changes along your professional path means having the courage to take risks.
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At his Senate confirmation hearing, his penchant for secrecy and willingness to take risks are likely to come under scrutiny.
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Boorman says that Biles has landed those in practice, but that her willingness to take risks had decreased with age.
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Willing to take risks, you don't let the fear of falling from great heights stop you from pursuing your goals.
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Word of the Day : disposed to venture or take risks _________ The word venturesome has appeared in eight articles on nytimes.
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I like to think it's someone who has had to start something, grow it, stick with it and take risks.
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Has it crossed your mind that "men take risks and women don't" as has been alleged against a WeWork executive?
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That funding provides a cushion that allows the Australian Ballet to take risks, said Mr. McAllister, the company's artistic director.
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And there's a reluctance to take risks when you're the only one who may catch mistakes or be held accountable.
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The Moon is in fellow Air sign Aquarius today, Gemini, pushing you to take risks and have some new experiences.
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He's just a guy who's masculine and also not afraid to take risks, in terms of his fashion and lifestyle.
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Glenn Close wasn't afraid to take risks in this nearly-sheer sparkling gown at her first Golden Globes in 1997.
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It's time for Apple to start pushing the MacBook line forward again — to take risks, to be bold, to be exciting.
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Low volatility provides investors the confidence to put money to work and take risks, usually to the benefit of most asset.
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Turns out, she's willing to take risks Lara Jean never could — well, you know, not until her little sister made her.
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AAA companies/'AAA indies' control the media and public's attention, and there is no money for the media to take risks.
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Such occasional missteps may not deter an organisation whose ethos is to take risks, but it has other reasons for worry.
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But to really succeed, you need to take risks and understand you will not be successful right from the get-go.
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We'll also get some solid life advice from the Barefoot Contessa on how to take risks, even when it seems impossible.
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But she encourages producers to take risks on new, fresh writers, and she encourages playwrights to fight for their authentic voices.
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It's okay to take risks, but you also want to avoid choices with outcomes that you have very little control over.
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If you can't take risks with fashion and you're stuck in a Brandy Melville top, then you're going to blend in.
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These must be reconciled with low interest rates, pockets of technological advance and juicy returns for investors willing to take risks.
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This move could backfire, but it at least shows he's willing to take risks and is not afraid of some controversy.
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"I'm suggesting that our sources take risks," Assange added, while also stating that WikiLeaks does not disclose the names of sources.
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Established artists could take risks, but there were all these students who could redefine what kind of art we would make.
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But in 2016, even big-budget games take risks, sacrificing one corner of the market to be especially appealing to another.
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"You're making smaller batches than commercial brewers so you can afford to take risks which commercial brewers can't," he tells me.
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Investors and innovators who take risks, bring successful ideas to fruition, and create jobs for others are and should be rewarded.
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The Sun enters fellow Air sign Gemini on May 20, encouraging you to take risks and break out of your routine.
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You can broadly be what you want, in a space that lets you take risks and wiggle free of most constraints.
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Market participants seem willing to worry less and take risks, which have appeared to ease a bit so far in 2018.
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Emotionally intelligent praise can create a more "psychologically safe" workplace — meaning people will feel safe to make mistakes and take risks.
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Risk premiums are always low in late expansions, when the economy is doing well and people are willing to take risks.
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I'm trying to open their minds to the fact that you can take risks in alternative ways to getting a job.
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I guess they also understand that sometimes you have to take risks, which also goes for the people behind Wiz Khalifa.
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She will lower hems and raise necklines to satisfy clients, but has found that the pieces encourage them to take risks.
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"It's easier to take risks at the end of your career than at the beginning or the peak," Mr. Cole said.
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"Everything for Jason is so calculated that it wasn't easy for him to take risks," Annese said in a telephone interview.
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"She nearly took the top title for her willingness to take risks, mix prints, and express her individuality," Russo told Insider.
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" The biggest risk, Bremmer said, was the "willingness of Russia to take risks and to break stuff because they are angry.
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"Rotenberg proved himself to be a very tenacious guy, with real organizational skills and a willingness to take risks," Simonov said.
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Today the Moon is in Aquarius, inspiring you to take risks, make changes, and look deeper at the world around you.
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I worked on one for so long, and you just don't get the time to take risks or try anything new.
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I'm really good at risk-taking and making other people take risks, I've always been good at that in my life.
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Insulin has become so unaffordable that Type 1 diabetics are pushed to take risks, like rationing and buying from strangers online.
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Ms. Gutierrez said that her son did not take risks and must not have known how treacherous the area could be.
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"That meant we were kindred spirits, and if I could take risks he couldn't — we'd both learn from it," he said.
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Inevitably, his show was criticized for bias, but wading into this dispute, even clumsily, displayed an admirable willingness to take risks.
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Twitter needs to be willing to take risks on how they might change the product, and I'm glad they're trying this.
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They argue, also, that Israel can rely on its own strength as well as international guarantees to take risks for peace.
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We have the confidence and track record now to justify asking other people to take risks on us and our model.
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Moreover, some Chinese government and corporate investors have proved willing to take risks that Western corporations and countries have consistently avoided.
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"We took risks on singular filmmakers and gave them the freedom to take risks," said Rothman, of Sony's Motion Picture Group.
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Societies need morally rigorous young people, but they also need young people willing to take risks and reach for the impossible.
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But she is unafraid to take risks, and now she's learned some wrestling moves — and gained inner confidence — in the process.
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"We have people now who are willing not just to take government resources and take risks on that money," he said.
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When you're not constrained by debt and don't have people depending on you to survive, you are freer to take risks.
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Most importantly, Trump's actions create a chilling effect for those in uniform who take risks to report bad apples like Gallagher.
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I always wanted that energy, that fresh beginning, when people have got their eyes open and are prepared to take risks.
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Just like any horror game worth its salt, a good Dread campaign needs its players to possess skill and take risks.
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We grow up in a culture of silence: Don't question your elders, don't speak up against traditions, and don't take risks.
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I think that I have also been willing to take risks, and many people say that women require a lot more information before they're willing to take risks, and that's getting comfortable with taking risks, and imperfect information is something that I'm actually quite comfortable with and always have been, but I don't know that everybody is.
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That's by starting with the obvious: Making fashion coverage less lopsided, and turning attention to the men who take risks, as well.
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But it's often still those willing to take risks who are able to build empires (or at least a high net worth).
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You're taking matters very seriously at this time, you're not in the mood to take risks, trust gossip, or play it cool.
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What a philanthropy or private foundation can do is come in and take risks that a government sometimes can't or won't take.
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At the same time, you have to take risks if you want to finish in good time and earn the best rewards.
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Collaborations like these should happen more often; artists should take risks like this; Dev Hynes should release a new album now, please.
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As for the authorities in Beijing, their longing for 'safety' makes them unwilling to take risks to win over the 'political middle'.
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This incident shows what happens when regulations and oversight are weak, and how shady companies will take risks with their patients' health.
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When humans interact with them, we undermine that wildness, and encourage them to take risks that can hurt both people and bears.
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Regulators have to allow utilities to invest in new technologies, and shareholders have to give utilities permission to innovate and take risks.
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Foreign exchange markets elsewhere were mostly quiet, with investors reluctant to take risks as the cautious mood in Asia spread to Europe.
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We cannot effect change unless we are willing to take risks By being fearless and By taking the road leas traveled by.
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She's known to take risks when it comes to her beauty routine, dabbling in bold lipstick, smudged liner, and even nail art.
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We tried to take risks ... But it's very difficult to play such an open game against such a football powerhouse like Brazil.
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Novellas are cheaper to make and distribute than novels, so publishers can—and do—take risks on new voices and strange tales.
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A confident diplomat, unafraid to take risks Clinton came to Foggy Bottom still harboring presidential ambitions, which many believed made her cautious.
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The old Issa didn't take risks, but the new Issa—through recognizing the danger in codependent relationships—finds freedom in self-reliance.
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Many small-business owners know all too well what it is like to take risks, work long hours and juggle multiple priorities.
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You don't have to play by the rules to be successful—if you want to make change, you have to take risks.
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While more vulnerable to electoral defeat, they may also be tempted to take risks — including foreign policy risks — to increase their stature.
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In T20, the worst thing a batsman can do is score slowly, which encourages batsmen to take risks and attack the bowling.
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Meanwhile, those who sleep the day away are likely to have higher cognitive abilities, take risks more willingly, and be more creative.
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In addition to that mindset, Bezos says having supportive and loving people in his life also helped inspire him to take risks.
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He added that many investors did not want to take risks before markets close for a national holiday in Japan on Thursday.
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This mutual respect creates an open-minded community that supports curiosity, inspires us to think more broadly, take risks, and challenge assumptions.
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When politicians talk about "pro-growth" policies they should be encouraging entrepreneurs to take risks instead of creating policies that discourage them.
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It made me not take risks and chances on myself and I had to spend time breaking that stigma in my mind.
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To lead is to take risks, and if you're not willing to do that, you're not willing to accomplish a great deal.
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But the transition to new crops or systems of grazing require farmers to take risks — a difficult proposition in the current downturn.
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Pisces' are selfless and kind, so I'm not entirely sure what they're doing here, and Sagittarius' are most likely to take risks.
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And let's hope that momentum (a second season was already picked up) means that the show's writers feel empowered to take risks.
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The Amigos' success shows the strength of an artistic circle; they are longtime friends who have encouraged one another to take risks.
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What a joyless world it would be, and how many fewer conservators there would be, she said, "if designers didn't take risks."
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Prime Minister Theresa May's government still generally favors fracking, but it appears too focused on Brexit to take risks in other areas.
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But Bloomberg's money allowed him to take risks by employing influencers and meme pages in ways no politician had never done before.
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But Bloomberg's money allowed him to take risks by employing influencers and meme pages in ways no politician had never done before.
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"The criticism of Japanese firms is that compensation is not related to performance, and Japanese leaders are less likely to take risks."
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Because of their near monopolistic market positions at home, conglomerates have been reluctant to take risks and slower to innovate, Lee said.
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Both athletes who repeatedly take risks with their bodies and drug users should have access to harm-reduction tactics that reduce risks.
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Its plans for Alexa show Amazon is willing to take risks in new technologies and double down on areas of proven success.
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Pittman observed that some conservatives were willing to take risks that their progressive counterparts wouldn't, to defend second chances for juvenile offenders.
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Family wealth bailed Trump out of other difficulties and made it possible for him to take risks that others would have avoided.
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Psychological safety is the feeling that people can suggest ideas, admit mistakes, and take risks without being embarrassed by the larger group.
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In such an environment, even the most skilled U.S. operators in the world take risks every time they go outside the wire.
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But Truman was right, too; he proved himself a friend of the Jewish people, willing to take risks for what was right.
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That's what has been missing from Milan most of the week: that kind of ambition, that kind of willingness to take risks.
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But it's also resulted in superhero films that take risks, delve into different genres, and play around with different modes of storytelling.
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Insiders say it's not uncommon and that as a mission-driven guy he often calls on employees to take risks and be creative.
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He is extremely confident in his own judgment, often willing to act alone, to take risks, even when those around him plead caution.
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Those who take risks, build a strong team and put in some old-fashioned hard work are the ones who will get ahead.
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Financial consideration shapes the willingness of entrepreneurs to take risks, and the enthusiasm of existing companies for borrowing to pay for new capacity.
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"The interesting thing about this section is that they take risks," new fair director Daniel Garza-Usabiaga told Hyperallergic, regarding the Sur section.
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Freston explained that his early triumphs in network television stemmed from pushing those around him to take risks and to always think creatively.
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There are many gems, not to mention a ton of duds, but what has stuck with me is the willingness to take risks.
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And, as cash-laden and safe as Apple seems to be, it's good to know it's still willing to take risks at all.
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"A hugely important lesson I've learned throughout this process is to take risks and not to be a scaredy-cat," she told PEOPLE.
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Waymo (an Alphabet company) jumped out to a major lead in autonomous vehicles because it was willing to think big and take risks.
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The sharpest tools in the shed are the ones who take risks following their dreams doing what they love or are passionate about.
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Venus retrogrades back into fellow Water sign Pisces today, encouraging you to reflect on your spiritual beliefs and your ability to take risks.
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I encourage a lot of girls out there to not be afraid and to take risks, be confident and do what they love.
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Now, American businesses of all sizes will have the long-term stability and support they need to grow their business and take risks.
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Put executives in situations to demonstrate their people skills and their propensity to take risks and you'll find out what they're made of.
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If you believe Polachek and Wimberly, it's a crucible that schools you on your limitations and encourages you to take risks despite them.
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Genes that made people more likely to take risks, for example, might also make them likelier to have sex at a younger age.
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The space program is a symbol of what America is all about: the willingness to explore, to take risks, to understand the universe.
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Some say that South African businesses are at fault, being unwilling to take risks and commit themselves to difficult parts of the world.
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As Evie, Ms. Anderson is a warehouse manager with a tidy cubicle, has meager employee-motivational skills and is reluctant to take risks.
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Using the security of a steady paycheck allows you to to build out your side hustle and take risks you wouldn't normally take.
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Trump is willing to take risks to win Mexico was a risky choice for Trump's first foreign visit as the Republican presidential nominee.
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"You have to establish an emotional connection to the idea, because to take risks, the goal has to be worth it," she says.
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They happened because they lived somewhere where they could take risks and be weird and try something that no one's ever tried before.
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It's a shrewd introduction, one that establishes Fred's ethical principles and willingness to take risks; it also gives him an early, crucial triumph.
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But Kan's mother, determined to have a daughter, was ready to take risks and used subtle forms of subterfuge to achieve this goal.
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We take risks when we can't pay for gyms (in lieu of exercising outside), taxis or car services, and other pricey 'safety' measures.
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Photo: Sam Rutherford (Gizmodo)One thing I really appreciate about Chinese smartphone makers is their willingness to take risks in order to innovate.
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We need to make sure workers are protected and empowered to take risks, pursue flexible arrangements and change jobs without losing their benefits.
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Kuleba said Zelensky was "ready to take risks to get Russia out of Donbas," but would not cross any of Ukraine's red lines.
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" The novel, he wrote, reveals "a writer who understands the tyranny of the human heart — and who is not afraid to take risks.
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Business owners who skipped out on education all shared some common threads: self-reliance, a good idea and a willingness to take risks.
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Millions of die-hard gamers who are willing to take risks when buying new technology are begging console makers to take their money.
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Ice Cool challenges kids to experiment, be creative and take risks to figure out how to make their penguins move in unexpected ways.
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The real reason Freston was fired is more complicated, but Redstone's jab was as much about him declaiming the need to take risks.
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Doug Pederson: People gripe about NFL head coaches being overly conservative, right until they actually do take risks and it doesn't work out.
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But low-wage workers take risks all the time -- for their families and for our democracy -- and they have done so through the ages.
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YouTube charges $40 for the service — as opposed to $11.99 for YouTube Premium — and doesn't need to take risks on financing expensive TV productions.
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This decisiveness and willingness to take risks repudiates a deep elite diplomatic tradition of slow, cautious work by subordinates to gradually develop an agenda.
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For McConaughey and others, perhaps this boils down to judgement, or a commendable desire to experiment and take risks that doesn't always pay off.
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I hope that within my lifetime, women no longer have to take risks for the basic rights of being able to watch a match.
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Money greatly enhances your ability to take risks and thrive — getting comfortable with that fact means getting comfortable with your expectations and your beliefs.
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She could less easily take risks by, say, standing up for trade or robustly seeing off challenges to American power from China and Russia.
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"People are using MoviePass to take risks and see small films that don't benefit from marketing dollars," MoviePass CEO Mitch Lowe told BuzzFeed News.
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DVDs were really bolstering the film economy and allowed studios to take risks on properties that otherwise they would not have made risks on.
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"I like to change my hair, I like to take risks with how I dress, I like girls, & I like guys (yes)," he wrote.
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The ones who take risks, hustle hard and will stop at nothing to provide the best life for themselves and the people they love.
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Because, at the end of the day, if I don't put myself out there and take risks, I'm not going to find my match.
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Also, when we are sleep-deprived our ability to exert self-regulation is degraded, so we are more likely to take risks or binge.
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A French philosopher who encouraged people to take risks in order to help others died on Friday while attempting to save a drowning child.
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In China, they're more willing to try new things and take risks because they haven't been sitting here [in the U.S.] the entire time.
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But when I became aware that I was holding back for fear of abandonment or rejection, I started to take risks within the relationship.
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We found that as the elevation of hedge fund managers' offices increased, they were more willing to take risks that resulted in more volatility.
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Encouraging your team to challenge themselves and take risks – the way you push yourself on a run – can spur new thinking and confidence overtime.
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That said, some brands might choose to take risks on controversial influencers, like PewDiePie or Logan Paul, as they typically drive the most engagement.
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Fuel is a valuable commodity in several African nations, leading people to take risks to try and siphon fuel from accessible tankers and pipelines.
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Fuel is a valuable commdity in several African nations, leading people to take risks to try and siphon fuel from accessible tankers and pipelines.
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Bauer's takeaway is that private prisons like Winn can't be fixed, that the profit motive inevitably drives companies to take risks and cut corners.
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But as the world keeps changing, and museums continue to innovate and take risks, we can't wait to start planning for the next one.
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This is, in short, a writer with range, one who is willing to take risks with form and is deeply curious about the world.
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It also might give you an excuse when you start feeling bad about weird shopping trips: To survive, sometimes you have to take risks.
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Dancers are able to take risks while remaining physically articulate: this lends believability to their performances, which makes them, well, scary — and strangely sensual.
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Artists are meant to be leaders and to take risks, and sometimes when you take a risk you're going to hit the third rail.
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That willingness to take risks, rooted in a kind of rebelliousness, is a driving factor behind all the freestyle sports under the flipping umbrella.
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And I wanted to write a book about a woman who was willing to take risks with her safety in order to be sexual.
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But Xirgu, a Catalan actress and director who was also a lesbian and a political radical, was known for her willingness to take risks.
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He leads by virtue of religious credentials and connections rather than military credentials, and is known as a consensus builder unlikely to take risks.
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Trad3r lets users simulate stock trading through live gaming, letting them take risks on the market they might not want to in real life.
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They are texts to be studied and imitated … Mentor texts help students to take risks and be different writers tomorrow than they are today.
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Create an empowering atmosphere, and encourage the team to take risks by letting them know they'll have the team's back if they fail. 6.
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But he said it also makes the experience more attractive to attendees as bigger companies have the resources to take risks on new experiences.
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"When you take risks, it means that you know every month, people are there to judge you," Ms. Sozzani told Interview magazine in 2012.
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We all know the tech scene is disproportionately middle-class and white but, you know, that's because those people can afford to take risks.
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Yeah. I think it showed that we were trying to have fun, we were trying to entertain and we were trying to take risks.
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Mirren paired the daring ensemble with knee-high boots and a feathered hat, proving she wasn't afraid to take risks on the red carpet.
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Most people want to be accepted, so they won't take risks that could make them look crazy—which actually makes them wildly miscalculate risk.
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People you can turn to when you've got really tough career decisions to make, they can coach you, they can encourage you to take risks.
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They also claim the new structure encourages drivers to take risks in order to speed up deliveries to make enough money to make ends meet.
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It just proves that we were doing our job: Inviting out-of-the-box thinkers who are willing to take risks and say new things.
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No matter how bad the situation of the publishing industry in Hong Kong, there will be people who will take risks to publish such books.
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Find the stocks of high quality companies where management has figured out the competitive landscape and knows how to take risks rather than becoming outmoded.
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Because of this, males are more likely to seek status, take risks and fight rivals in order to woo as many fertile partners as possible.
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And it showed it can take risks by going after the product — smart glasses that act as a camera, at which Google failed so spectacularly.
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Men are more likely to take risks, such as investing in bitcoin, while women generally prefer more conservative products, like money market funds or CDs.
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One engineer, for instance, had told researchers that his team leader was ''direct and straightforward, which creates a safe space for you to take risks.
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This is just somebody who knows exactly what they want to do with their hair and I wish more people would take risks like that.
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We're daring you to dream, take risks, and leave all doubts behind as you wander through Refinery29's interactive world of cause, culture, and creativity.
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After that, if you don't have the skills, the tools, the resources, the knowledge, and the track-record to move forward, take risks, and expand.
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At the heart of the Zipline story is real-world grit, a dedicated team, cutting-edge technology, and a government bold enough to take risks.
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More than a third complained about unwillingness to take risks and a lack of entrepreneurial spirit, compared with the Southeast Asian average of 25 percent.
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"We're willing to take risks that they're not willing to take and we do this largely because we don't do full size cars," said Anderson.
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Don't be afraid to take risks When you're experimenting, you're going to find out what doesn't work on your way to finding out what does.
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But then, they're also marketed in part to children, and companies like Nintendo tend not to take risks when it comes to incorporating adult content.
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"Like most successful CEOs, Carlos Tavares is not afraid to take risks – intelligent risks," said David Cole, chairman emeritus of the Center for Automotive Research.
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Fighting a war is a game of trade-offs: You have to take risks somewhere on the battlefield in order to maximize your gains elsewhere.
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China's past spurts of economic rejuvenation often came from letting officials take risks, but the relentless pressure for loyalty to the top has instilled caution.
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The United States and South Korea have to wake up to the fact that the Korean peninsula is no place to take risks, it added.
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Second, asymmetry is a powerful force and once you know how to recognize it, you will find it much easier to take risks and win.
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This fund makes me more likely to take risks in both my career and personal life knowing that I have money to fall back on.
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Russia is accident-prone because it combines a willingness to take risks with outdated military infrastructure that simply can't mitigate the dangers those risks pose.
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Maybe not be afraid to go outside of the box that they've been suffocated by, and take risks with the art, not play it safe.
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The people who win here are the ones who believe in the biggest future and are willing to take risks to make it come true.
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Too often, economically challenged high school students aren't encouraged by counselors and teachers to aim high, take risks, and gamble on applying to selective schools.
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And I was grateful to be working for President Obama, who was prepared to take risks for peace and was deeply committed to that effort.
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Ms. Stabb said in an email that Ms. Westphal's background as a painter and designer of commercial textiles encouraged her to experiment and take risks.
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"For podcasting to grow, creators must be able to take risks on more conceptual ideas, and the Luminary model provides that comfort," Mr. Davidson said.
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Other recent scientific studies tell a punchier story: Those who eat sour fermented foods have less anxiety, more resilience and are likelier to take risks.
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I'm working on projects I care about and these new platforms are becoming places where we can explore and take risks and do cool stuff.
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His latest book, Bring Your Whole Self to Work, advocates for workplaces where people feel safe to take risks and practice vulnerability with their coworkers.
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This bright yellow, square-tiered wedding cake is certainly bolder, but couples are encouraged to take risks with their wedding cake in the new year.
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A day after the first rest day, the big guns were in no mood to take risks ahead of two more stages in the Alps.
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This week, the series returns with an intimate, wide-ranging interview with writer Roxane Gay, who discusses everything from fatphobia to learning to take risks.
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I guess the music industry doesn't have the money in it to take risks on acts like Herbert Meakin anymore—nobody gets "made" in a weekend.
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Zemeckis' innovations haven't always caught fire with moviegoers (see: Welcome to Marwen), but that's sometimes the price paid by those willing to take risks others aren't.
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After years of neutral tones, timeless silhouettes, and understated handbags reigning supreme, it's so refreshing to see this set take risks and really play with fashion.
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It's funded from an annual gift in Berkshire Hathaway stock by Warren Buffett, so it can take risks few are willing to attempt, development experts say.
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I want to keep challenging myself and proving that I can still follow my passions, take risks and take on characters who make me feel alive.
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"I've been more likely to take risks and see movies I wasn't sure I would enjoy, like The Shape of Water and Game Night," he said.
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Basic income means more choice, and therefore the ability to take risks and make decisions we might judge to be mistakes made by ourselves or others.
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While disrupting retail, Bezos has never been afraid to push boundaries with new products, take risks in new markets or prove wrong those who doubt him.
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We want to allow people to be entrepreneurs, to take risks and raise kids and do other things without turning the world into the Hunger Games.
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Studies show that young people are more sensitive to social exclusion than adults, and teens are more likely than any other age group to take risks.
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" On receiving the award, Charbonneau noted that it was an incredible honor, saying "It's an acknowledgement that if you take risks you're going to be rewarded.
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So it was a question of 'How can we make the game a little more driven and ... make the player actively take risks, which is fun?
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They go to start movements and take risks, and—of course—snap stories (there were more than 105 million views of Snapchat Live Stories last year).
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Sure, it was a gamble to quit my old, cushy life, but if you don't take risks in life, is that really a life worth living?
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While I understand where that question is coming from, rather than protection, it should be allowing women to take risks [that] we need to stress on.
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If a bunch of his products which he says succeeded actually failed, it must be because he's a brilliant entrepreneur who's not afraid to take risks.
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"You just learn that everyone chooses their own path and doesn't necessarily do what they're supposed to do, but it's fun to take risks," he says.
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"If it were up to me, I would not do this because this is a very dangerous job, but you take risks to support your family."
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Some major companies are more willing to take risks and work with early stage startups focused on new technologies, especially in critical areas such as cybersecurity.
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Because allowing them to take risks and be self-reliant teaches resourcefulness — a key trait both in business and in daily life, says the Amazon founder.
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Before acting so fast, consider the ways you are willing to take risks for other people in your life—there is an urge to act fast.
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The Moon enters fellow Air sign Aquarius today, Gemini, inspiring you to take risks and be a weirdo (Aquarius is totally the weirdo of the zodiac).
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I didn't get into music to copy other people I want to stand apart from the masses and inspire people to take risks and be themselves.
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You lose your drive because you get into this routine where you feel you can't get away from your responsibilities, or your debt, or take risks.
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This venerable institution, which I am so proud to be a part of, continues to be bold and take risks in a wide variety of ways.
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Since their Pioneer studies are not part of the schoolwork that is included in their transcripts, they felt safe and free to explore and take risks.
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"It would require members to take risks, right, because a lot like the current arrangement where leadership sort of protects them from tough votes," he said.
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Few people want to take risks in their approach and instead have banged their heads against painstaking sales cycles and organizations with structural resistance to change.
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A debate emerged between those who feared that the Philharmonic could not afford to take risks and those who feared it could not afford not to.
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The function was praised by some drivers who appreciate Tesla's willingness to take risks, while others criticized it for lagging behind the skill of human drivers.
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In a sport where a willingness to take risks is as crucial as fitness, he combined an Olympian's physique and a calculated daring few could rival.
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" She admired the American willingness to take risks: "It might not be better under Trump, but at least with him there is the chance to change.
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Putting a price on behavior and making people think and letting them take risks… From life and death and health to buyers and property and casualty.
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Zuckerberg touts UBI as a way to ensure people are not afraid to take risks to pursue the projects and business ventures they are passionate about.
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Israelis yearn for it and are willing to take risks to achieve it, if they know they'll have a trustworthy, strong and supportive America behind them.
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Copyright allows distributors, studios and production companies to take risks — and that is exactly what they're doing when they give a young filmmaker their first shot.
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"Everything I've done in my career ... is to take risks," Cohn said in a 2009 speech at American University's Kogod School of Business to new graduates.
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In those cases, the Obama administration was willing to take risks and spearhead ambitious new policy initiatives, because the tail risk of inaction was extremely high.
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This became a deep part of the Amazon board's experience and reminded the board to "go for it" and find ways to say "yes" and take risks.
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"We are working with people to help us make our managers understand that we are there to make business, we are there to take risks," Parente said.
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If anything, it was something for ourselves, let's make songs that we really like and take risks that we want to take as far as writing music.
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"My children have their own strengths and they share my passion to grow the company, but they lack confidence and are afraid to take risks," he says.
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And it makes clear why businessmen and investors have been enthusiastic, seeing it as a shot in the arm for those who take risks and seek profits.
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"The testosterone [boys] are getting at puberty makes them more able to take risks, and risk is an important and essential component for building confidence," says Shipman.
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Axios noted last week that GE's Linda Boff is the person pushing GE, a 126-year-old company, to take risks in the way it markets itself.
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But even at their peak in popularity, Automatic for the People proved that R.E.M. would still take risks take their craft to darker and more interesting territory.
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When it comes to creating jobs, which Trump has also promised to accomplish, Puzder said that happens when people are able to take risks in their businesses.
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The most successful games-as-platforms today, like Fortnite and Blizzard's Overwatch, don't just iterate quickly, take risks, and do so while providing extensive communication with players.
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We are the party that are willing to take risks to make things better...We believe in our core in an economy that actually works for everybody.
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In a 2015 interview with Liberation, a French newspaper, she spoke of the need for people to take risks in order to protect the security of others.
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"You either catch up or get left behind," Mark said—and he and Kelly are willing to take risks in order to stay ahead of the curve.
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"My lesson is, if you really feel strongly about something and you think it's the right thing to do, then you need to take risks," she says.
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And whenever producers take risks on a unique new story source, that ups viewers' chances of getting something onscreen they haven't seen before in a thousand forms.
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"These tax incentives will encourage 'junior explorers' to take risks and to have a go at discovering the next large-scale mineral deposit," the prime minister said.
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Coaches don't go for it on fourth down or take risks as much as they should, according to the numbers, because they are afraid of getting fired.
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Tax reform should encourage and reward companies to take risks, experiment and create the new thing – all while making products quicker, better, cleaner and more cost-efficient.
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Underlying all these efforts is a constant learning process from Silicon Valley and startups across the US, coupled with a willingness to take risks, according to Maybury.
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And I have learned from my four decades of work for the Simon Wiesenthal Center, such differences can only be overcome by leaders ready to take risks.
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Because when you know you're truly connected to others — when there are people with whom you feel safe to be fully yourself — you're able to take risks.
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If the proposals are completed in the coming months, banks would also have to reclaim bonuses from bankers who take risks that lead to big financial losses.
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I was of wonder and imagination and kindness, and I wanted to give and play and take risks and jump and leap — that is who we are!
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I've also learned that failure is O.K., and that if you don't take risks you might not reach your goal, or get there as quickly and effectively.
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"It's important to take risks and stand up for what's right, but we need a community behind us to help us do that, to be more bold."
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The size of the budget was important: Low costs allowed Blumhouse to take risks with the classic material, something that analysts said helped the film break through.
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But I worry about how we balance pertinent questions about appropriation with the creative freedom to push boundaries and take risks that are essential to good writing.
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This country now seems scared to take risks on foreigners, to bet on the possibility that the next boat full of strangers might be full of greatness.
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I think it&aposs important as well, as we think about the long term, to take risks to enable that next wave of growth for our business.
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People are pouring money into bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies because they are more willing to take risks in a benign economic environment, according to a fund manager.
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For now, investors in traditional companies seem willing to let these companies make bets and take risks because they too know the stakes of disruption are high.
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Ms. Kitchener, through tears, told Mr. Marshall that, should they ever get trapped in a rhythm that feels overly predictable, she will push them to take risks.
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VR never quite caught on among consumers, but it showed marketers that the NYT was willing to take risks in efforts that drive innovation and relevancy, per Tomich.
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"When you have loving and supportive people in your life, like MacKenzie, my parents, my grandfather, my grandmother, you end up being able to take risks," he said.
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This is not least because the pop cultural landscape is increasingly splintered by platform and audience, but it's mostly because MTV has, apparently, become afraid to take risks.
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Ideally, such experiences will help build girls' confidence, teach them how to take risks and experiment, problem-solve challenges, and ask for help and advice from an adult.
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Lawyers for the Syrian family at the heart of the row with Francken say they do not want to pay smugglers and take risks but to travel legally.
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But it did take risks by pushing forward with an unproven screen shape and going all-in on curved designs, which haven't been universally liked in the past.
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"It's important in fashion to take chances, and take risks and play with your beauty routine and think outside the box," Aldridge adds of her overall style mantra.
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However, she cautions that this card means that I should not be afraid to take risks for fear of losing what I've built or the money I've saved.
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Its leaders have spent heavily to restore Russia's hard power, and they are willing to take risks to prove they deserve respect and a seat at the table.
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The innovation centers have become a place where employees can take risks, including the creation of a mobile app, a chatbot named Cora and the secretive blockchain efforts.
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I like to encourage women to have fun and love life and love fashion and take risks and wear T-shirts for weddings and wear ballgowns for brunch!
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WATCH: How to Eat Pho "If you want to be [a] game-changer, you have to be willing to take risks and take a hit sometimes," Franklin says.
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Now he wants to revive a culture that encouraged engineers to take risks and return to a corporate structure that protected innovators from bureaucrats focused on cost-cutting.
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Sekiro is an answer to a design problem: How do you get players to play aggressively, to take risks, even when the challenge is as intense as possible?
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"This makes you so cautious about your failure that you cannot sometimes afford to take risks just fearing that what would happen if you lose," writes Saurabh Mehta.
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"When you have loving and supportive people in your life — like MacKenzie, my parents, my grandfather, my grandmother — you end up being able to take risks," says Bezos.
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Piech, who spent years cultivating ties to VW's powerful labor leaders, was an engineering genius who inspired fierce loyalty from staff because of his willingness to take risks.
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It states that when choosing between stable and uncertain outcomes, an organism will play it safe when things are going well, and take risks when times are hard.
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She has been unwilling to take risks on progressive legislation, and is resigned, if not antagonistic, toward the Ocasio-Cortez campaign and the left wing of the Party.
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The Canadian company has never been afraid to take risks with the often-boring world of e-readers, and for that reason alone it is a welcoming presence.
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"We like to work with companies like Xiaomi to take risks," lavished Qualcomm's president Cristiano Amon upon his hosts, using 5G uptake to jibe at Apple by implication.
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"There's an attitude of invincibility, of thinking, This won't happen to me, that leads young people to take risks, and it's a disaster waiting to happen," he says.
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The idea that comedy is a protected space for testing boundaries — that it requires the freedom to take risks and say what's forbidden elsewhere — is an old one.
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In Norwich, the parents of the ski jumpers and snowboarders encourage their children to take risks, engage in horseplay and settle among themselves the conflicts that inevitably arise.
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The agreement emerged slowly as a result of hard work, with parties and governments eventually being prepared to take risks, and with the support of the international community.
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Russian actions are shaped by the conviction that the country has the capacity to take risks rather than economic or even technological potential that determines who will prevail.
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Sonia K. Katyal of the University of California, Berkeley, said she thought the Seattle Art Fair stands out for being willing to take risks and ask hard questions.
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Though it'll be tough to make plans for most of this month, September 22 is a great day for you to talk about the future and take risks!
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You're courageous with your love, willing to take risks if it means obtaining the object of your affection, and you generally don't believe in being fussy or elaborate.
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" Pressed by the host to be more direct, Mr. Assange said, "I'm suggesting that our sources take risks and they become concerned to see things occurring like that.
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On the streets of New York Fashion Week, show-goers are known to take risks, clashing patterns and mismatching shoes (and to be clear, we live for it).
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Society is best off when corporations do what they do best, which is to create, innovate and take risks in the hope of earning profits for their shareholders.
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But money does pay for television ads and field staff, and Mr. Sanders's fund-raising advantage will allow him to take risks and make investments others cannot afford.
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"Over time, this has resulted in a culture where people are willing to take risks to make money, and official state prohibition has little meaning," Mr. Hastings said.
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"Our role as philanthropists is not only to take risks that support innovation but to work with our partners to overcome the challenges of scale in delivering it."
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In order to best grow your own brand, you will have to network, invest in yourself, and take risks — just like the famed Silicon Valley startup founders have.
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It's a brilliant time to make art, party, and take risks—but pace yourself, because too much of a good thing will be a serious concern on this day.
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But they are underestimating the risks involved As for the authorities in Beijing, their longing for "safety" makes them unwilling to take risks to win over the "political middle".
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But we do…we take risks and put ourselves out there, which makes sense from an evolutionary perspective because without reproduction, we find ourselves at an evolutionary dead end.
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The actors were excited because they likely haven't had the opportunity to play these characters in their careers, so they were willing to take risks and push the limits.
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But the contrast was proof positive that the film industry remains relatively conservative when it comes to making or honoring creators who take risks and keep inclusivity in mind.
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Iran is also increasingly active, says Mr Sarts, and China is quickly becoming the most capable country, though it is less willing than Russia to take risks in Europe.
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Use Your Superpower to Overcome Your Weaknesses In the past couple of years, I've pushed myself to form opinions and take risks, to be vulnerable with speaking my mind.
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He's a World Record-Holder The Florida native might take risks with his appearance – note the bleached 'do he debuted for Rio – but he is serious about his swimming.
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She believes that our understanding of the origins of value are misguided and that governments should be able to "explore, experiment and take risks" on behalf of the public.
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"The strength of the brand is a license to take risks," Hollis said, noting that the "Guardians" films are the perfect counter to any notion of superhero movie fatigue.
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Kathryn Ruemmler, who served as White House counsel under former President Barack Obama, said Weissmann is willing to take risks to secure witness testimony that other prosecutors might not.
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You're in the mood to take risks, but the sun clashes with Neptune, so even if you look before you leap, you likely can't see where you'll land anyway.
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Israelis can only be expected to take risks for peace if they are confident in their own security, which, in turn, depends on Palestinians developing healthier perceptions of Israel.
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But in fact, he's never been afraid to take risks when it comes to his look — which is something he told us all about during a virtual sit-down.
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More than punishment, I would say a certain kind of reform, knowing that women can access public spaces and do what they want to do, loiter and take risks.
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Trillions have flowed into private markets in recent years as banks were hesitant to take risks after the global financial crisis, while private lenders were eager to step in.
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It's likely Microsoft is able to do this because it is such a stalwart and well-established business, letting it take risks that less-established companies can't do yet.
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When you understand that experiencing your worst worries was less fearsome than you believed, you feel liberated — to take risks; to shed your ego and enjoy the passing scene.
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Central to Mike's philosophy is the importance of physical danger: of encouraging boys to take risks and play rough and tumble and get — or inflict — a scrape or two.
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MONACO (Reuters) - Charles Leclerc had vowed to take risks in his home Monaco Grand Prix and the young Ferrari driver was at least true to his word on Sunday.
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"Unfortunately, these days, at least in Japan, young scientists want to get a stable job, so they are afraid to take risks," he told the Journal of Cell Biology.
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We cut people up and take risks other couriers don't take—but we have to push on to meet the half hour deadline to pick up and deliver orders.
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This results in harsh (but spottily implemented) penalties in some places, looser laws elsewhere and a sense that Europe is no longer a place where policymakers can take risks.
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Since its inception—as simply the Booker Prize, in 1969—it has been criticized for its imperialist overtones, its unwillingness to take risks, and, above all, its corrupt insularity.
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You're tired of your friends who have old-fashioned views on the world and craving connection with new ideas and people who aren't afraid to take risks and experiment!
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Some cities have also begun incorporating wild spaces or freestyle playgrounds, where children can play in nature rather than a man-made setting, take risks, and even have accidents.
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They might not feel ready for this type of work or that, as students, we are not bound by any duty to take risks before taking the Hippocratic Oath.
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Forever trapped in the outmoded, low-revenue Coliseum, they need to take risks to compete with the World Series champion Houston Astros and their other American League West rivals.
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Gears 5 obviously feels that it needs to take risks to grow, but a single binary narrative choice, a limited open world, and a robot pal is not that.
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Just as Mr. Powell argued that the Fed's bond-buying encouraged investors to take risks in 2013, Morgan Stanley said that the Fed's retreat was now discouraging risk-taking.
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"If you're planning for a no-deal scenario, you've got to take risks, I guess, and this is what happens," said Andrew Forster, the editor of Local Transport Today.
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If I could go back, I would tell my younger self to have courage, take risks and believe in myself because that's what it takes out in the world.
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When we have little or feel we are losing, we are far more likely to take risks (like betting that the penny candy bag will have candy I like).
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Uranus is the planet of invention and surprise, and its placement in our birth charts can show how we take risks and experiment with new ideas and social movements.
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We eventually caught up as we eventually overcame some of the challenges and I think that said a lot about not wanting to take risks and also about diversifying.
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Suddenly, despite how deeply discredited the West and its democracies had found themselves, Tunisians and Egyptians wanted little other than more freedom, and would take risks to get it.
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Given that women are the primary caregivers for children — and often for aging parents — can we do more to give women entrepreneurs the support and confidence to take risks?
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But while people may be willing to put political concerns aside for the sake of economic growth, they are not prepared to take risks with their children's health for GDP.
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Amazon is pouring billions of dollars into original content now, though, which means it can afford to move quick and take risks to cash in on opportunities before they dissipate.
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Most of it is no thanks to leadership in Korea but to the creative marketing talent here in the U.S. that is willing to take risks and craves to innovate.
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Based on its survey of 85 senior women executives, executive search firm Spencer Stuart identified a willingness to take risks as a key ingredient to moving up through the ranks.
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This response, which is part of a process called habituation, can result in individual bears becoming more tolerant of people, if they take risks being around people without negative consequences.
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With a massive budget (they plan on spending $8 billion on content in 2018 alone), the streaming giant is able to take risks other networks could never dream of taking.
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This means that we are willing to take risks in an attempt to create innovative and different camera products that are better able to reflect and improve our life experiences.
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They're not afraid to attack a challenge from a different angle, take risks and will continue to work at something until they've reached what they consider to be the pinnacle.
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In past SimuLife experiences, spectactors have been given fictional personas as a way of encouraging them to take risks they might not be willing to take in their ordinary lives.
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I think new forms of digital expression are interesting and laudable — I'm a big fan of Snapchat's experimentation with the medium and wish others would take risks like it has.
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But maybe she'll be inspired by Meghan's casual approach, after all, she has been known to rock a hairband and a Topsy Tail, so she's not afraid to take risks!
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It's also about doing as much stuff as you can outside of really terrible projects—but you're also going to be involved in those, because you have to take risks.
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As CEO of The Case Foundation, Case has dedicated herself to writing a book this fall to inspire people to be bold, take risks and tackle the world's biggest challenges.
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Netanyahu told Macron he thinks Trump's plan will be a challenge for both him and Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas, but added he is will be willing to take risks.
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But Columbus, Ohio, having secured $40 million in grants to improve access to transportation and ready itself for autonomous vehicles, is one city actually in a position to take risks.
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Just watching one episode of the show reminds viewers that plenty of Americans are still full of hope and willing to work hard and take risks to achieve great success.
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It's also helpful to remember that while concerts and other gathering places may pose a risk, we take risks every day by flying, driving, and doing tons of routine activities.
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Hornung's lawyers said that players were led to believe the plastic helmet would offer more protection, which emboldened them to take risks they never would have taken with leather helmets.
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More from Tonic: Psychopaths can also be very charming (even if only superficially) and they have the ability to confidently take risks, be ruthless, goal-oriented and make bold decisions.
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And the mediator makes both sides more willing to take risks for peace, because they trust that the other side will be punished if it fails to keep its word.
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Your Sagittarius friends love the thrill of a gamble and take risks with an enthusiasm that others can't match—so give them a little boost with a good-luck charm!
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NASA has combined its experience and institutional memory with the flexibility and willingness to take risks that characterizes the private sector to create a potent back-to-the-moon program.
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"The RBA is cautious by nature, reluctant to take risks, and that is a sound approach in the current climate," said Callam Pickering, APAC economist for global job site Indeed.
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If he can't easily build Russia up, he can take the United States down a few pegs, with his characteristic tactical agility and willingness to play rough and take risks.
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The Fed held interest rates at a low level after the financial crisis to stimulate economic growth by encouraging investors to take risks and consumers and businesses to borrow money.
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Terabatake, who has a background in deal-making, said after his promotion was announced that he was willing to take risks, adding that the scale of acquisitions "does not matter".
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So if you want to be in the forefront of fashion and want to lead, you're going to take risks and push something that you know will eventually catch on.
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"You gotta be able to take risks and to not be afraid so she can know that she can take a risk and not be afraid and really pursue her dreams."
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I wouldn't be where I'm at if I didn't take risks so I don't mind putting a 49-0 record on the line, putting everything on the line for this fight.
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"A convention is a kind of free-form extravaganza, and there are certain settings where you can take risks," Kelly told The Times of her thinking behind the (unnecessarily contentious) outfit.
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Now, I feel like I am in a privileged or strong position where I know that there is a community and a movement behind me when I choose to take risks.
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There will be many fresh opportunities for investment managers and advisors to help these freelancers with their newfound willingness to take risks and focus on letting their wealth grow itself. 2.
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The wariness of the ETF buyer has only added to a market decline as the Fed pulls back from policies meant to encourage investors to take risks after the financial crisis.
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Variety reports that the original directors—who promised to "take risks" and "give the audience a fresh experience" when they were hired in 2015—clashed with Kennedy and screenwriter Lawrence Kasdan.
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And, how much can we citizens expect our leaders to take risks on behalf of democratic discourse when flash-mobs, ambush tactics and armies of contempt lurk in every public space?
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One nursing a healthy lead should lay up and settle for par to avoid a Spieth-like collapse, whereas one trailing by a large margin would do well to take risks.
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Because everyone gets equal free healthcare, workers don't feel pressured to settle for jobs solely to secure coveted benefits, but instead feel encouraged to take risks and follow an entrepreneurial path.
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In places where money comes out of the ground, luck and a willingness to take risks are the main denominators that determine one's future, not talent or education or hard work.
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"And that requires us to be more civil, to support politicians who have the courage to take risks and to reward those who reach across the aisle in search of compromise."
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While both unions are known for their expertise and spending in political campaigns, the Service Employees organization is widely seen as more innovative and willing to take risks in organizing workers.
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Coronado explains that if you're not confident about your job situation, you're less likely to take risks by doing things that help grow the economy, like buying a home, for example.
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Deciding to leave a Fortune 500 company was "all-consuming," she said, but she recognized that the early 20s, without a spouse or mortgage, are the best time to take risks.
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For example, Duque ran on the ticket of Uribe's Democratic Center party, and it is unclear whether he will take risks that could upset the conservative base underwriting the Uribista coalition.
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At the same time, the White House is signaling the president won't be afraid to take risks to check off pieces of unfinished business with just 12 months left in office.
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With no prepared remarks, she cracked up the crowd with her Jamaican nanny imitation, a spontaneous riff encouraged by her mother's advice to just trust her actor's instinct to take risks.
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"Consolidation ... does solidify the more hawkish camp on foreign policy that is willing to take risks to confront Iran — not just in Yemen but perhaps in Lebanon and elsewhere," Kahl says.
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What the speculative journalist has in common with the gamblers of Las Vegas and Wall Street is the willingness to take risks, but the stakes in this game are relatively low.
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"I believe that Satya is a once-in-a-generation CEO with tremendous vision and a willingness to take risks many public CEOs won't take," Futurum Research analyst Daniel Newman said.
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Still, even the few other stories that falter give us a sense of watching a fluent, deeply talented artist extend herself and take risks in her quest to master the form.
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Theoretically, this practice would encourage executives to take risks without worrying about termination, though critics argue that the system actually provides little inducement to perform well if individuals benefit from termination.
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More importantly, Jepsen had proved that she was no one-hit wonder after all — instead, she was a complex, creative musician who wasn&apost afraid to take risks or redefine herself.
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He also talked to insurance companies, which are large debt investors, and received offers from small banks that were willing to take risks, "but the pricing on that was totally insane".
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Although women generally take more selfies than men, researchers found that men were more likely to take risks -- like standing at the edge of a cliff -- to capture a dramatic shot.
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The point, however, is that newly empowered state and local politicians do seem willing to take risks and try new things in an effort to make progress against the nation's problems.
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A lot of that is just the result of storytelling within a world that Marvel's movies have already established; it's easier to take risks when you're playing with Marvel's house money.
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Think things over—the Moon clashes with the Sun, in Aries, at 5:57 AM. At 6:52 AM, the Moon enters Aquarius, shifting the energy and encouraging us to take risks.
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They should also be able to take risks and go after their dreams — and it shouldn't always be swayed so one person is constantly giving things up or sacrificing for the other.
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Unnecessary, ill-conceived regulatory costs imposed on job-creating businesses inhibit innovation and make it less likely that companies will be able to take risks that could produce the Next Big Thing.
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Yes, I'm stepping down, but I refuse to let this experience scare off other women who dare to take risks, who dare to step into this light, who dare to be powerful.
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Those people are more likely to go from owning property to renting, will sell that property at a lower price and are overall less likely to take risks on the housing market.
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Ninety percent of those arrested appear to be under 25 years old, according to Iranian officials, but Iran's youth bulge has flattened; Iranians are aging and perhaps less willing to take risks.
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In the end, the only really safe speed for a car is zero, but people are prepared to take risks to get about, and speed limits need to take that into account.
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Nyssa manipulates both her father and Seg by being willing to take risks and make allies in ways that neither man foresees, and she does it without using sex as a weapon.
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Peru by contrast looked lively against Denmark but lost 1-0, and they will have to take risks if they are to avoid elimination after just two of their three group matches.
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Kiyosaki learns that the "primary reason the majority of the poor and middle class are fiscally conservative—which means, 'I can't afford to take risks'—is that they have no financial foundation."
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"To be a successful leader, you need to know when to take risks, when to play by the rules and when to set the standard for others," says MongoDB CEO Dev Ittycheria.
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" He then quickly pushed on to a riff about the danger of becoming "so obsessed with failure that we refused to take risks that could further the cause of peace and freedom.
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HK) said its parent firm plans to take it private for HK$934.5 million ($20073 million), so that it can better tackle a challenging operating environment and take risks in implementing strategy.
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We need to take risks and try new things as a movement—like using social media and texting platforms to do meet-ups, create groups, and enable people to self-organize. Coworker.
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Tiberi, a senior member of the House Ways and Means Committee, said that tax reform is a "piece of a larger pie" to get more Americans to take risks and start businesses.
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As the theory goes, psychopaths tend to break rules and take risks – bullshitting regulators, binging on leverage, etc – that end up harming companies in the long run and making shareholders less rich.
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The vast majority of employers actively want to protect their workers, but there will always be some who are willing to take risks and cut corners at the expense of worker safety.
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Some of the biggest lessons that came out of the classroom include getting good at saying no, believing in yourself enough to take risks, and seeking out and learning from diverse individuals.
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So the lesson of it is we have a pretty darn good batting average around here, but you are never going to bat 1.000, and you need to continue to take risks.
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"There is a risk and this president seems to be willing to take risks if he can do what he believes are in the best interests of the American people," Puzder said.
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While Kern Lima says that she might make the decision to go on reality TV if she was a recent grad today, she says that the experience taught her to take risks.
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Respect to punk and hardcore bands that found their formula and know what works, but my praise will always go to the bands that want to challenge their audience and take risks.
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Aspiring female leaders need to take risks and 'raise their hands more'Tech leaders are increasingly tasked with leading major digital overhauls at organizations, giving them a closer connection to the top brass.
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I needed to make sure that my horrific experience did not frighten and discourage other women who will dare to take risks, dare to step into this light, dare to be powerful.
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"If economic development becomes significantly weaker than expected or if willingness to take risks suddenly decreases, vulnerabilities that have built up in the financial system could be exposed," the central bank said.
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"If you don't have the good fortune of grabbing a beer with her, then grab this book, take risks, be fearless, fall, fail, and get back up," said Casey Lefurge, Insider Inc.
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"The Mandalorian" is far less divisive than its film counterpart, not because it doesn&apost take risks, but because it takes them while maintaining what audiences love about the "Star Wars" franchise.
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Relationships affect risk-taking This study found that heterosexual women might be more willing to take risks when they have stronger relationship motivation and view their partner as having more relationship potential.
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"Everyone wants to take risks, whether it be on the golf course, at a car dealership, with a restaurant purchase, with jewelry or with the various business deals coming their way," he says.
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You take risks they can't, shooting through an army of evil space moles (I mean, it is still a videogame here) in the name of people who are risking everything to support you.
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Additionally, if there's a firm baseline below which nobody could never fall, people might feel encouraged to take risks like starting their own business or investing in themselves by going back to school.
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Looming U.S. elections, Britain's vote to leave the European Union in June, near-zero interest rates and worries about China's economy have spooked markets this year and curbed investors' appetite to take risks.
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Gigi Hadid may have a specific street style formula (jeans + a tee + a monogrammed jacket), but when it comes to her red carpet looks the 21-year-old model likes to take risks.
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As budgets have diminished, permanent curators are being laid off in favor of freelancers who may not have the stability to form long-term relationships or take risks on artists doing unconventional work.
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So when I finally moved out there, it was just like—I have a good knack when I take risks and kind of jump, so I was on some like fuck it shit.
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So the question remains: as Hollywood enjoys the spoils of this creative boom, can't it afford to take risks on smaller, more daring projects, in hopes of creating a legacy that will last?
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Sure, I went on all of these dates because I had a story to write — but also because I was ready and willing to throw myself back into the ring and take risks.
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Obviously, this doesn't mean he's consciously compromising the team's long-term interests to strengthen his resume, but it might make him less inclined to take risks with lineups that could lead to losses.
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"We've said that when there are risky situations, or disruptions of public order, drivers are kept off the roads because these irrational (protesters) do not take risks into account," Del Pino told journalists.
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Venus connects with Uranus at 12:25 AM, bringing surprises and encouraging us to take risks and to set ourselves free in order to find happiness, to find what makes us feel good.
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Amazon has its tentacles in various industries — retail, cloud services, grocery, content, ebooks, home assistants, and, most recently, pharmacy — and has financial leeway that allows it to take risks where its competitors cannot.
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Businesses depend on long-term stability to take risks, but without a permanent tax credit, they were left not knowing if they would have access to R&D incentives in a year's time.
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And Trump will deserve credit for an astute use of presidential power, a willingness to take risks and might even get the Nobel Peace Prize that even his enemies should not begrudge him.
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Lending between banks in the same euro zone country rose 11 percent in the year to January, but an increasing unwillingness to take risks outside of one's own country is a worrying sign.
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But he was also quick to say he recognizes the importance of this industry, and he doesn't want to interfere with the incentives in the marketplace for us to continue to take risks.
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That's because the cash in these funds often comes from pension funds, endowments, or sovereign wealth funds, who are unwilling to take risks on a brand-new industry in a muddy legal climate.
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Because of that, we have a very diverse customer base that allows us to take risks with books that may not be huge sellers but will be just the right book for someone.
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"I'm stepping down, but I refuse to let this experience scare off other women who dare to take risks, who dare to step into this light, who dare to be powerful," she said.
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Former chief engineer Luca Baldisserri spoke in 2016 of a 'climate of fear' at Maranello with staff allegedly reluctant to take risks in case they were fired by bosses with little racing experience.
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The weakened Palestinian president, Mahmoud Abbas, who appeared reluctant to take risks of his own, never responded to the ideas that Mr. Kerry's team had formulated for a framework to guide further negotiations.
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But his younger cousin President Franklin D. Roosevelt, a pragmatic Democrat, said in 1932, in the depths of the Great Depression, that it was high time to take risks and help suffering people.
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"Dressing is always a learning experience, so you have to take risks," the designer Zac Posen said at a party not long ago for the latest novel by the Vogue contributor Plum Sykes.
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People who break barriers know that if you don't take risks or put yourself out there, you'll never know the full potential of what you're capable of doing for yourself and your company. 7.
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Baker, working with distributor A21990 — think Miramax/Weinstein, but with better taste, more willingness to take risks, and without the culture of harassment — seems to have found a third way through the indie world.
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"Then there are others who like to play with those emotions and take risks," said Cantor, who has spent 30 years researching the emotional reactions of adults and children to mass media, including fright.
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The women chosen for this new collection come from a diverse array of backgrounds and fields (film, science, journalism, and beyond), and exemplify what it means to take risks, break barriers, and dream big.
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" Still, he's a fan: "I like that he's willing to take risks and do cool stuff that people just keep saying it's not possible and he figures out a way to make it possible.
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"Asset managers should put investors' interest above their own ... and should not sell products to those with inadequate ability to take risks," Hong told a hedge fund conference in the Chinese city of Hangzhou.
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In Minnesota, Fletcher was willing to take risks in free agency, signing defenseman Ryan Suter and forward Zach Parise to big contracts in 2012 and adding Eric Staal as a free agent in 2016.
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And in those moments for whatever reason when it might feel bleak, think back to this place where women have the freedom to take risks, make mistakes, even fail in front of each other.
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Research shows that workplace culture can affect employees' willingness to take risks and can foster a more collaborative environment — a vibrant ecosystem allows people with similar mindsets to discuss ideas and help each other.
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It's a slasher-flick variation on the sex lives of ordinary teens, during a stage when people often take risks because they don't know what they want, other than for something major to happen.
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We'll be ready to take risks when the Moon connects with rebel Uranus at 5:45 PM. We'll be reminded of our limits at 6:56 PM when the Moon meets serious planet Saturn.
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Prosecutors are less likely to take risks or act with a broader sense of strategy, said Kerry B. Harvey, a former United States attorney for the Eastern District of Kentucky during the Obama administration.
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In the world of investing, art is one of the rare asset classes seen as the preserve of the top 1%, and of people who willing to take risks on esoteric objects of value.
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He said the proposal "frees up parties to innovate, take risks and meet the needs of their customers without the fear that their efforts will be second-guessed through statistics years down the line."
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The self-made billionaire's annual shareholder letters help illustrate the philosophy that has made him successful as a CEO: build culture, empower people, obsess over customers, focus on the long term and take risks.
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Bridges also alleged that Berrent told her that "men are paid more than women because, for example, men take risks and women don&apost and women are &apossecond earners,&apos" according to the complaint.
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Liu Jingde, Cinda Securities analyst, said this growing new cohort of investors is more open to the opportunities to make money and has a greater willingness to take risks, using futures and options products.
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"Social media is an attention economy where there are hundreds of thousands of pictures, so young people are often willing to take risks to have a shot that will catch others' attention," Quan-Haase said.
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You're going to take risks this month, Leo, but what better time to go on an adventure than when the Sun is shining in Aries, a Fire sign like you, one that's bold and courageous?
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"Almost getting killed at the end of last season opened up Michael to enjoy life and be more loving and be himself and take risks because life can be taken away that quickly," he says.
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Those are the moments, whether it's on TV or not, that you remember your whole life and they give you a foundation to take risks and to challenge yourself and go for it in life.
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But usually when I go back to writing I'm in the same room as when I wrote the last one so I don't think of that, especially as you won't take risks if you do.
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If you regularly offer sincere and specific praise, you help to create what researchers refer to as a "psychologically safe" environment — one where team members feel safe to ask questions, take risks, and make mistakes.
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It asks if investment managers should be required to take risks from climate change into account, and whether there should be a new requirement for firms to report publicly on how they manage climate risks.
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We will continue to take risks because we have to, to see where our customers are going to allow us to take them, but we do depend a lot on our trend and design team.
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Edmonds, a former CIA analyst, explained that Russia often combines a willingness to take risks with outdated military infrastructure that simply can't support that kind of culture, creating an environment where accidents are more likely.
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This strategy essentially outsources R&D and innovation to small brands that can afford to take risks; test new products in the market; and design interesting ideas for distribution, packaging and the overall brand experience.
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The older brother was not seen as a threat, but if Kim did have a role in the murder the demonstration of North Korea's reach – and willingness to take risks – will resonate within the establishment.
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The boxed warnings — the most prominent form of warning required by the agency — must list side effects such as sleepwalking and sleep driving, in which people using the drugs take risks without being fully awake.
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But in light of shifts in Israeli politics and Palestinian politics, a rightward drift in Israeli politics, weakening of President Abbas' ability to move and take risks on behalf of peace in the Palestinian territories.
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Trump has also proven that he's willing to take risks with North Korea that no other U.S. leader has taken, even as critics say his summitry captured the world's attention but got few concrete results.
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"We were trying to have fun, we were trying to entertain and we were trying to take risks," Mr. Combs told The New York Times Magazine in July, in reference to the label's formative years.
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The market inflated itself and then eventually popped, leaving studios unwilling to take risks on films that had no insurance — like a beloved superhero, or a massive star — to sell them both at home and overseas.
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"I think I've been lucky that in my life I had to take risks without even thinking of downfalls because I did not start with a lot of things that I could have lost," he said.
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On a spiritual level, Mars meeting with Uranus is all about breaking out of old patterns—this is an exciting time to take risks; however, you will have to strongly keep your own security in mind.
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On top of that, more teams are building through the draft rather than free agency, which has made them less willing to take risks — and drafting a high schooler is about as risky as it gets.
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Besides giving people more energy, confidence and ability to take risks, a BI would remove the poverty and precarity traps embedded in existing means-tested systems that are major disincentives to taking low-paid insecure jobs.
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From Bill Gates to Elon Musk to Warren Buffet, many of the world's most notable entrepreneurs learned how to innovate, take risks, and plan for success by following in the footsteps of those who came before.
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First, she discovered that, unlike host and executive producer Howie Mandel, who says he'd be one of the show's "worst contestants ever" because he doesn't like to gamble with money, she's more prone to take risks.
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According to the authors of the Nature Genetics study, fathers with a heritable mental illness may simply be more likely to have children at the extremes of age -- perhaps because they socialize or take risks differently.
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Stenson grabbed the crowd's attention early by draining a 90-foot putt after hitting a hazard on the third hole and going on to take risks which often left him in wild areas of the course.
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As it grows, slime mold can keep track of where it's been, it can solve mazes in search of food, and it can even be trained to take risks in the name of a big payoff.
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"If you get more latitude than other employees — more freedom to take risks, to work your own hours, and make your own decisions — that's an excellent sign that you're in your boss' good books," says Kerr.
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It is a day to celebrate not only innovation, but also the incentives that Intellectual Property and patent protection provides innovators to take risks — and what has driven the U.S. to lead the world in innovation.
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It's not just enough to have a good idea — you need to be bold and take risks in order to catch the current, swimming, as we are, in a sea of the male point of view.
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They're so important to share with people because the bottom line is you just can't do innovative new things unless you're willing to take risks, and I don't know anyone who bats 240,223 on risk-taking.
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Catalan chief Quim Torra immediately requested to meet saying, "Pedro Sanchez, let us talk, take risks, both you and I, let us sit down at a table and talk, government to government," per the Associated Press.
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And therefore we can take risks that they can't ... the core answer to why the United States is like this is we didn't fight World War I and World War II and the Cold War here.
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The Kerry Blue Terrier Foundation describes them as "a willful, headstrong dog with a mind of its own, obsessed with squirrels (or the household cat), willing to take risks and second-guess and outsmart its handler."
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But I can say it's a twist on an old comedic formula meant to explore where life's meaning truly resides, and whether it's better to take risks in life or just coast along trying to survive.
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The very psychological traits that make farmers successful -- the ability to toil alone, rely on personal judgment and take risks -- work against them if they're struggling emotionally or financially, says Rosmann, the agricultural behavioral health expert.
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Self-made billionaire and Virgin Group founder Richard Branson looks for three key skills in all of his CEOs: They are disruptive, they know how to have fun and they are not afraid to take risks.
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Local collectors noted that after several years of participating in the fair, the Western galleries had become more confident and more willing to take risks, bringing high-quality masterpieces as well as works by emerging artists.
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So you have to try to manage your downside, but you have to take risks and you have to not only look at opportunities as they come along, but you also oftentimes have to create opportunities.
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"One of the things I love about acting is being able to transform, take risks, be daring and play something people wouldn't normally expect to see me in," Miller, 53, tells PEOPLE exclusively in this week's issue.
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What the Kremlin does have is the will to take risks, ignore the rules, and hope that the other side is more sensible, more cautious, more willing to make concessions than it is to call Russia's bluff.
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"Global investors became more eager to take risks in their investments as oil prices turned stable, which sent the S&P500 index to a historic high during the quarter," GPIF President Norihiro Takahashi said in a statement.
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Both of them choose to take risks in the films they make, and the directors they work with, and they knew they'd have to relinquish some of themselves to my approach for the film to possibly succeed.
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Rising interest rates, a booming stock market and better investor sentiment boosted the group's U.S. business, while improving Asian markets meant clients were more willing to take risks after a slowdown in late 23.55 blunted trading appetite.
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For the first phase, it just determines who picks their Lifestyle stack first — which, again, suggests some strategies, since whoever's lowest can afford to take risks in building stacks for themselves, knowing they'll get to go first.
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She believes that the college's job is to prepare young women for a working world dominated by men by encouraging them to take risks, and that it will only be finished when there is true gender equality.
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And that's what my kids need from me: willingness to be wrong, take risks, and have unpopular opinions — even if that means I have to get a little comfortable on the other side of where I started.
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Consider some of her fellow Rams (Mariah Carey, Elton John, Jackie Chan) — they didn't get famous because they were born under Aries, but they share some undeniably Aries qualities: They're bold and not afraid to take risks.
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He pointed to his decision to turn down acquisition offers from the likes of Yahoo and to acquire Instagram for a billion dollars, as moments when he was able to take risks that shareholders might have vetoed.
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So the ability to take risks in ways that are not supported by historical models would be: if it goes well, people are happy; if it goes south, the public markets I don't think will forgive you.
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"A slowdown of the global economy and normalisation of U.S. Federal Reserve monetary policy could have an impact on investors' lower readiness to take risks, and hence on capital flows to emerging markets, including Serbia," it said.
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Alan Clewlow, a geologist who has been running specialist tour operator Volcanic Experiences for more than 20 years, says volcanoes are carefully monitored and the only people at risk of injury are those who deliberately take risks.
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It's true that we got a great deal on the rural property, but that happened because we were willing to take risks that put other buyers off, starting with the fact that we were shopping for foreclosures.
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That understanding, that sense of relationship, enables an actor to take risks and go places I don't think would be easy for them to do with a group of people they are meeting for the first time.
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That willingness to take risks has resulted in misadventures, to be sure, but it's also given him the opportunity to meet and connect a wide variety of queer guys in a way apps like Grindr never could.
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Some of the attributes that made Uber a wildly successful start-up — a fierce sense of entrepreneurialism, our willingness to take risks that others might not, and that famous Uber Hustle — led to missteps along the way.
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Employees who think their companies have a fixed mindset, the study found, interpret the company's culture as less collaborative, less ethical, and less willing to take risks than employees who think their companies have a growth mindset.
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Yet, in the last financial crisis, the cost to the public of the bailouts was trivial in comparison to the harm to the public from guarantees encouraging firms to take risks that led to the financial crisis.
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Having a whole town get benefits could have cascading effects as households escape poverty, as some people use the income guarantee as insurance so they can take risks and form companies, as universities see increased enrollment, etc.
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Very little has changed in either the Palestinian or Israeli willingness to take risks on the big decisions required to sustain any kind of peace process that might move -- even over time -- to a two-state end game.
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"We were due a recovery, as the markets were oversold... but the underlying story hasn't really changed, and people don't want to take risks heading into the weekend," said Mike McCudden, head of retail derivatives at Interactive Investor.
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Sometimes, you've really got to take risks; would Lucy (Sandra Bullock) end up with married to Jack (Bill Pullman) in While You Were Sleeping if she had fessed up right away to not being his comatose brother's fiancé?
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There's not a lot of opportunities to take risks in life, and we thought why not pivot from climbing the in-house ladder and share everything we've learned about branding with smaller startups as well as larger companies.
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It's carving out space in culture to recognize how much better our lives are because there are creative people with high standards who work hard to make great things, take risks and share their ideas with the world.
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While American publishers have become more willing to take risks on works in translation, particularly since the commercial success of international authors like Elena Ferrante, Karl Ove Knausgaard and Haruki Murakami, literary imports from South Korea remain scarce.
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The second camp likes to take risks, lives on the edge – and ends up having to trawl Amazon on December 23 in a last-ditch attempt to find something suitable that will also ship in under 24 hours.
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"Brands have to be much more aware of politically or morally sensitive topics here," said Ben Cavender, Shanghai-based principal at China Market Research Group, adding the lure of the market meant most people would nevertheless take risks.
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We need to encourage and empower women to take risks, to have the courage go after things we were told were beyond our reach; we need to respect one another's decisions, even if they differ from our own.
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These independent groups — often veterans of the mainstream games industry — can afford to take risks with their subject matter, telling smaller stories that wouldn't ever be supported by major publishers in games that last just a few hours.
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First, it claimed that throughout the twentieth century "the United States has consistently refused to take risks in order to suppress genocide" and, by not acting, had failed the people of Armenia, Cambodia, and Rwanda, among other places.
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" It warned that without willingness by the United Nations and the contributor countries to "change their mind-set, take risks and show a willingness to face these new challenges, they will be consciously sending troops into harm's way.
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The issue isn't that there won't be any financial, creative, or existential incentive for filmmakers to take risks; it's that the risk-takers will, more often than not, be crowded out by what's already been proven to work.
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"I would like my kids to find their passion, take risks and be curious, engaged, educated people," said Joshua Henkin, the director of the graduate program in fiction writing at Brooklyn College and a 1987 graduate of Harvard.
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"As Hulu has scaled and gotten bigger, we can more afford the opportunity to, what I call, take risks on people and in certain roles where you might not have the direct industry or functional experience," Sullivan said.
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In this case, the government used the Dodd-Frank Act to remove from the market a major source of financing for mid-size companies and one of the few large lenders that could take risks on innovative ideas.
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As a massive Halo fan, I thought the best thing we could do to embody the spirit of Bungie was to take risks, so I pushed many progressive ideas that initially got a lot of traction within the company.
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His campaign amounts to a bet that when voters chose an outsider-strongman as president, they showed a desire to take risks to end Washington gridlock—and are not too fussed about ideological questions like the size of government.
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The RBI's two rate cuts this year, totalling 50 basis points, have not been followed with moves of a similar magnitude by commercial banks, which are reluctant to take risks while sitting on a pile of non-performing loans.
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Despite these movies' alleged willingness to take risks, they are fundamentally about the continued maintenance of the status quo, to the point of making villains out of anyone trying to upset that balance, no matter how right they are.
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But then you meet artists whose work shakes your world, who take risks and can afford to take them in a place where cost of living is low and grant opportunities abound: Marcus Young's don't you feel it too?
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Not because companies like PlayStation are filled with idealistic artists who are dying to take risks, but because, in many ways, no one in video games has any idea what the fuck they're doing, or what's going to work.
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What has made the United States the principal creator of the knowledge age is its ability to adapt to change, an ability derived from American cultural respect for the freedoms to take risks, to innovate and to be entrepreneurial.
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Fourteen articles in this month's Stanford Social Innovation Review tackle the question of how to think about big bets, from profiles of promising projects to questions about how the structure of large foundations makes it hard to take risks.
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The TARP program also drew widespread criticism for creating a moral hazard — banks could feel emboldened to take risks knowing the government would rescue them — while creating fewer and even larger banks that now enjoy a bigger federal backstop.
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But Biarritz suggested that Mr Macron is growing into a role as a European leader who is prepared to take risks, push new ideas, and try to use the multilateral system to ease tensions and defend the liberal order.■
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Technological advances will shape our future and, under President Trump's watch, our innovators will reap the rewards for their willingness to take risks and invent new products and services that make America the most innovative country in the world.
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Although Branson, 67, and Musk, 46, have taken different paths to achieve success, both of their mothers taught them a crucial lesson while growing up: To get the results you want, you need to work hard and take risks.
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In contrast, Peru will have to take risks as they seek their first win in Russia and that strategy could give France some space to hit them on the break, using the pace of Kylian Mbappe and Antoine Griezmann.
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But arming officers can also make them more likely to take risks and engage in dangerous situations, according to a study by Ross Hendy, a researcher at the University of Cambridge and policeman in New Zealand, where police are generally unarmed.
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Banks are supposed to take risks and compete to try to give consumers the best deal, which means that ultimately a couple are going to fail: [S]ystemic misjudgment of risk is a serious problem and a threat to financial stability.
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Today's tentpole movies are so expensive that they cannot take risks on untested concepts, and they have to appeal to just about everyone — or at least every potential moviegoer — not only in the United States but in the entire world.
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But Peugeot was agile enough to take risks in a world where Brexit was far from being the only source of political uncertainty, and a decision on van production at Vauxhall's plant in Luton, southern England, could not wait, he added.
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The Moon is in fellow Fire sign Sagittarius today, inspiring you to take risks, and, indeed, thanks to a clash between Venus and Uranus, some surprising shifts will take place in your life today around your public life, reputation, and career.
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"Saudi Arabia has to have a government system that is adaptable," he said, adding that top officials would need to delegate decisions and authorities would have to be willing to take risks in the recognition that there would be some failures.
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"In the mid-to-long term, a trade war risk will likely pressure global economic growth but investors are encouraged to take risks now on the back of the strong dollar," said Shogo Maekawa, global market strategist at JPMorgan Asset Management.
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I think that we have to show women a different way and not be stuck in the way that we have been actually raising young girls, and we as women have felt that we actually can't take risks. Mm-hmm.
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What the moves by these British fund managers have also highlighted is the extent to which fund companies around the world are willing to take risks to satisfy rising investor demand for high-yielding returns when interest rates hover near zero.
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The basic concept is to create a safe and supportive work environment — a professional home base — where women can take risks in the company of female collaborators and mentors without the sweat or frustration of laboring in a man's world.
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PEYRAGUDES, France (Reuters) - Chris Froome's sign of weakness in the finale of Thursday's 12th stage of the Tour de France does not mean much, but it should give his rivals more confidence to take risks, three-time champion Greg LeMond said.
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" What the Post will be doing Ryan said the Post would devote "ongoing" resources; deploy its "marketing and advertising capabilities;" and use the reach of the paper's platforms "to champion the journalists who take risks every day to expose the truth.
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If refugees are unable to live and work legally, they will be forced to take risks, said Matteo Paoltroni, technical advisor to European Commission's humanitarian aid department (ECHO), during an interview with the Thomson Reuters Foundation in his office in Amman.
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Moving here after two years in New York provided the breathing room to take risks like "The Vesper Project," a five-year effort that involved constructing a house in various states of decay to reflect a fictional character's mental meltdown.
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There's always some room in the hosting and DevOps setup — you don't want to take risks — but if you're like most SaaS companies, cost optimization hasn't been the top priority because you're growing and gross margins are already so high.
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"I'm stepping down, but I refuse to let this experience scare off other women who dare to take risks, who dare to step into this light, who dare to be powerful," she said in the speech, which later went viral.
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The moon enters gentle earth sign Taurus at 6:31 AM, inspiring a sensual, grounded atmosphere...at least until 6:31 PM, when the moon meets unruly Uranus, inspiring us to take risks and break out of our usual routine!
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Bournemouth and RB Leipzig and Sassuolo and Eibar did not have to worry about cherishing a gilded past; they were free to carve out a new path, to take risks, to do things differently, to write on a fresh page.
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" Bauer added, "You can't be pro-Israel if you continually ask Israel to take risks for peace while Palestinians are teaching their children that all of Israel is 'a settlement' and continuing to name schools and public squares after terrorist murderers.
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Atkins, who has served on the boards of several public companies including Wynn Resorts and Volvo, said Musk already behaves like he's the CEO of a private company — which is to say he is much more inclined to take risks.
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With a 48-megapixel camera that can flip up and swivel to accommodate multiple angles, it&aposs further evidence that smartphone makers are willing to take risks on new designs that push the industry forward a little at a time.
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After evaluating both test scores, the researchers learned that the Red Bull group was both more sexually confident and more willing to take risks, a conclusion that they also could've reached by going to any bar in a beach city.
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Moving forward, it will be interesting to see the amount of business owners willing to take risks as the Federal Reserve is expected to introduce several interest rate hikes in the near future this year, thus making the cost of borrowing higher.
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While Gomez loves to take risks on the red carpet — and seems to be forever experimenting with her hair (a girl after our own hearts) — she has a few mainstay looks that have proven so reliable, she calls on them again and again.
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So the Tusk album was representative of trying to keep one's feet on the ground, trying to remember that it's important to take risks, trying to remember that in order to aspire to be an artist, you've got to sometimes defy expectations.
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It turned out that using the pardon power to grant big batches of commutations wasn't just a matter of who was at the head of the pardon office, but how willing Department of Justice leadership and the White House were to take risks.
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Why it matters: If science can find ways to make us braver — not stupidly brave, just better able to face danger — we might all be more functional people and be more willing to take risks, from starting businesses to living more adventurous lives.
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Best compared to the zine section of a comic book shop, Itchio has nonetheless become the go-to platform for up-and-coming game developers to share their games with the world — and for more established developers to release games that take risks.
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The best argument for term limits in that sense is that lawmakers would be in a bigger hurry to get things done if they knew that the clock was running and more willing to take risks when they faced lame-duck status.
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At the heart of the documentary is the dilemma filmmakers Jimmy Chin and Elizabeth Chai Vasarhelyi struggled with during production: whether documenting Honnold's climb would make it more dangerous for him or cause him to take risks he would not otherwise take.
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HONG KONG, June 7 (Reuters) - New World Department Store China Ltd said its parent firm plans to take it private for HK$934.5 million ($120 million), so that it can better tackle a challenging operating environment and take risks in implementing strategy.
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