The Goldwater Institute, a libertarian think tank backed by the Koch brothers, is the main political think tank pushing Right to Try.
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So like any good journalist he over-prepared, calling on think tank after think tank to briefed him on all the relevant subjects.
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"AEI is a terrific think tank, they truly are the premier think tank that there is … Arthur's shoes are big to fill," Upton said.
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"The influence operates on a self censorship level," says Matt Bruenig a former researcher at the liberal think tank Demos, and founder at the People's Policy Project, a crowdfunded think tank.
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Tech think tank proposes "grand bargain" on privacy, but Democrats aren't buying it A policy think tank supported by Google, Amazon, and Facebook has a new proposal out for national privacy legislation.
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The group's directors were Aparna Mathur, a resident scholar at the American Enterprise Institute, a right-leaning think tank, and Isabel Sawhill, a senior fellow at Brookings, a center-left think tank.
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Advocates for BIDs, which include conservative think tank The Manhattan
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The Milken Institute, an independent economic think tank, is founded.
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"There are higher expectations," said Jiyad, the think tank researcher.
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Stuart Butler at the Heritage Foundation, a conservative think tank.
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Yet the Discovery Institute insists it's a secular think tank.
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She previously worked at the independent think tank Open Europe.
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Moore's employer, the Heritage Foundation, is a conservative think tank.
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This lack is most evident in the think tank class.
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The exhibition opens at Think Tank Gallery on January 12.
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The consequences of this think tank gap are very real.
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In recent weeks, the think tank has hosted the president.
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" Read "How One Conservative Think Tank Is Stocking Trump's Government.
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He called the program the Terrorist Think Tank, or T3.
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Forensic Research Lab of the Atlantic Council, a think tank.
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Blue was a think tank prior to my getting there.
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Moore works at the Heritage Foundation, a conservative think tank.
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S. economic relations at the American Enterprise Institute think tank.
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In March 212, news site Voice of America released an article titled "Think Tank: Cyber Firm at Center of Russian Hacking Charges Misread Data," which reported that a British think tank disputed CrowdStrike's report.
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He is a senior fellow with the think tank Defense Priorities.
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Robert Vehrkamp of the Bertelsmann Foundation, a non-profit think tank.
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She is currently with the Center for American Progress think tank.
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" Tortorella says the show has essentially become a "psychological think tank.
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Giuseppe Porcaro is head of communications at the think tank Bruegel.
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The think tank said it obtained the photos on April 12.
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It's making a comeback, though, especially among the think tank set.
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They are both fellows at the Washington think tank New America.
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Pieter Cleppe represents the independent think tank Open Europe in Brussels.
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McNamee worked for a Texas conservative think tank at the time.
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McNamee worked for the Texas conservative think tank at the time.
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An analysis by a right-leaning think tank found that Rep.
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Edmund Burke Foundation, a post-liberal think tank hatched in January.
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Libertarian think tank Niskanen Center was on the letter, as well.
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I will be camped out here at my beloved think tank.
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Does such a think tank like this exist in real life?
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Cards on the table: Cato is a pro-immigration think tank.
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One compelling example of this is the independent, local think tank.
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"It's bad news," said Daniel Fuentes, economist at think tank AFI.
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Chris Macke is the founder of Solutionomics, an economic think tank.
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He now runs the Center for Industrial Progress, a think tank
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INSS is an independent think tank affiliated with Tel Aviv University.
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The Goldwater Institute, a conservative think tank based in Phoenix, Ariz.
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These sites mix news releases and town announcements with rewritten content derived from other sources, including the Mackinac Center, a conservative think tank in the state, and the Heritage Foundation, a conservative think tank in Washington.
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Though Color of Change is a partner of Freedom from Facebook, which is an offshoot of anti-monopoly think tank the Open Markets Institute, that think tank told Vox they have received no such overtures from Facebook.
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Firas Maksad is the director of Arabia Foundation, a Washington think tank.
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The Commission is run by an independent think tank, the Resolution Foundation.
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The beauty agenda is the brainchild of Policy Exchange, a think-tank.
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Conservative think tank Heartland Institute has also funded some of her work.
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Around that time, he also founded MotPol, a far-right think tank.
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Miliband spoke at the international affairs think-tank Chatham House in London.
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Navroz Dubash, of the Centre for Policy Research, a think-tank, agrees.
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The letter was obtained by the Ottawa-based Macdonald-Laurier think tank.
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Earlier in 2016 the think tank reported "slow progress" at the ELWR.
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In 193 the OECD, a rich-world think-tank, sounded the alarm.
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Corentin Brustlein of IFRI, a French think-tank, suggests capping glider numbers.
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A new analysis from the Urban Institute, a liberal-leaning think tank.
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Click here to stay tuned into Think Tank Gallery's various upcoming projects.
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Swidlicki was previously a policy analyst at the Open Europe think tank.
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Jonathan Eyal of RUSI, a British think-tank, has a different concern.
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There's an unlikely pair of philanthropists behind Washington, DC's, newest think tank.
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Time to dust off some of those far-sighted think-tank reports.
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Christian Hochfeld, director of transport think tank Agora, said pressure is mounting.
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Peace and development think tank INDEPAZ says 734 activists have been murdered.
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Lee Drutman, of New America, a think-tank, points to a paradox.
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Our think tank had suggested that Europeans have a Plan B ready.
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Admirable as the think-tank optimists may be, their hopes are delusional.
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Tony Dutzik, a senior analyst for environmental advocacy think tank Frontier Group.
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Stigler was marshaling researchers in the think tank world, the market was
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Turkey's well-regarded Economic Policy Research Foundation (TEPAV) think tank also reported
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The think-tank took an online poll of 6,251 individuals from Feb.
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And she founded Urban Ocean Lab, a think tank for coastal cities.
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The $93 trillion figure was dreamed up by a conservative think tank.
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Most of the participants spoke in the same vacuous think-tank argot.
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The Washington-based think tank has frequently spoken out against the Kremlin.
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The RAND Corporation, an established American think tank, runs three of them.
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Ali Shihabi is founder of Arabia Foundation, a Washington-based think tank.
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The study cost $600,000, partly funded by a Swiss economics think tank.
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Mr. Shihabi is the founder of the Arabia Foundation, a think tank.
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Dr. Mitchell said he called the place T3, for Terrorist Think Tank.
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Alperovitch has worked with the Atlantic Council — a pro-NATO think tank.
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Sounds like a job better suited for a think tank to me.
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Mr. Trump has relied on that think tank for energy policy advice.
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Google is turning its in-house think tank into a technology incubator.
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Regime change absent a massive invasion force is a think tank fantasy.
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Timeline:1991-1993 - President of the conservative think tank, Indiana Policy Review Foundation.
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The think tank has long called on Washington to rein in federal spending.
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The think tank is part of a commission seeking to shape Internet governance.
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The Migration Policy Institute, a think-tank, says it is closer to 2360,2000.
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One of those targeted the Bradley Foundation, a conservative Wisconsin-based think tank.
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The Washington Office on Latin America, a think tank, also welcomed the change.
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It does not see itself as a think-tank, or generator of ideas.
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Cato is a libertarian think tank that has a noticeably pro-migration stance.
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The event, hosted by a French think tank, featured diplomats, businessmen and politicians.
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Democracy Collaborative, a progressive American think-tank, has muscled into the British market.
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E3G, a think-tank, simulated the interaction of different policies and corporate strategies.
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Without them, "he is toast," says Luis Rubio of CIDAC, a think-tank.
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Further reading Academic and think-tank research greatly contributed to the special report.
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The think tank recorded 5,150 murders last year, two more than in 2015.
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Communitas is both high philosophical art, and non-art but community think tank.
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The administration "needs a reset", says Luis Rubio of CIDAC, a think-tank.
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So he hired him on at the Wilson Center, a nonpartisan think tank.
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Isaacson is CEO of the Aspen Institute, a Washington, D.C.-based think tank.
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Wesley Whistle is policy advisor at Third Way, a center-left think tank.
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According to the Times, word of Schmidt's displeasure spread across the think tank.
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CAP responded to Sanders that ThinkProgress is editorially independent from the think tank.
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How does the Foundation restore its reputation as a top research think tank?
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He co-founded the world's first counter-extremism think tank, the Quilliam Foundation.
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Michael Linden is a fellow at the Roosevelt Institute, a liberal think tank.
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In December 22016, the think tank nominated Putin for the Nobel Peace Prize.
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Centrist think tank Third Way tried to figure out why: http://bit.ly/85033R9VFrm.
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She later became research director of a free-market think tank in Ohio.
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Google's Think Tank Changes Its Name To Jigsaw And Becomes A Tech Incubator
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There are no congressional hearings next week, but plenty of think tank events.
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The Competitive Enterprise Institute, a conservative think tank, also called for legislative action.
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The Milan-based think-tank REF slashed a previous forecast, made on Feb.
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The second, a think tank called Veritas, has a more demonstrably political aim.
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The think tank accepts generous donations from a number of fossil fuel companies.
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Adrien Salazar, climate campaign strategist at progressive think tank Demos, tells The Verge.
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Cyberscoop identified the think tank as the Center for Strategic and International Studies.
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Samm Sacks of New America, a think-tank in Washington, discerns darker motives.
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Kan Yuenyong, executive director of the Siam Intelligence Unit think-tank, said Dec.
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The trip was paid for by the libertarian think tank the Cato Institute.
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The conservative think tank Heritage Group has proposed selling off the entire reserve.
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The think tank was proficient at spewing out white papers and keynote speeches.
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The think tank analyzed the earnings data of students from nearly 4,000 colleges.
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Yedidia Stern of the Israel Democracy Institute, a nonpartisan think tank in Jerusalem.
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Nonetheless, Zarif was able to meet journalists, think tank staffers and even Sen.
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Policy Planning is a sort of in-house think tank at the department.
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A poll by think tank Zavecz Research published by local news website 24.
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From there I went into academia before moving to the think-tank world.
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The letter was released by the Palm Center, a public policy think tank.
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Eovaldi had pitched for the Tampa Bay Rays, baseball's most innovative think tank.
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It is the path advocated by the Heritage Foundation, a neocon think tank.
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He also directs the McCain Institute, a think tank on Arizona State's campus.
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Its think tank, the Progressive Policy Institute, is still around but mostly ignored.
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But what worries European counterintelligence officers more than Kammenos's public positions are the close ties between Kammenos's think tank, the Institute of Geopolitical Studies, and the Russian Institute for Strategic Studies, a Moscow think tank managed by Russia's foreign intelligence services.
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Only 211% of British Muslims can correctly identify who was responsible for the September 23 attack on the World Trade Center, according to a survey of conducted by centre-right think tank Policy Exchange, a non-profit education think tank.
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But the leading center-left think tank in Washington is already blasting the move.
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"He was ready to restart something from Brussels," Reynders told a think-tank event.
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The result was a think tank called ICT, or the Institute for Creative Technologies.
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"We've set a precedent," observes Michael Fullilove of the Lowy Institute, a think-tank.
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Harold Feld at Public Knowledge, a left-leaning think-tank, notes the "starfish problem".
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But according to the Brookings Institution, an American think-tank, African cities are different.
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Omar Khan, director of race equality think-tank the Runnymede Trust, welcomed the moves.
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Ebell is a senior fellow at the Competitive Enterprise Institute, a conservative think tank.
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"The Populist Explosion" is an extended think-tank report rather than an airport bestseller.
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DEMOCRACY is in decline around the world, according to Freedom House, a think-tank.
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Mr Lei, however, was well-educated and worked at a state-linked think-tank.
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Unirule, an independent economics think-tank founded in 27, recently lost its business licence.
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David Dollar of the Brookings Institution, a think-tank, represented the Treasury in Beijing.
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Analysts at the OECD, a think-tank, reckon global capacity stopped growing in 2017.
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But, says Isabel Pereira of Dejusticia, a think-tank, that is a dangerous strategy.
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Rodger Baker, a VP of strategic analysis at the military think tank Stratfor, concurred.
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The answer from one influential think-tank, the World Economic Forum (WEF), is no.
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"German foreign policy was always reactive," says Volker Perthes of SWP, a think-tank.
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But a survey by REITI, a think-tank, suggests the hurdle is even higher.
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That's according to an analysis done for Axios by the think tank Third Way.
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He runs a small think-tank, the US-Japan-China Comparative Policy Research Institute.
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"It's subtle," says Ulrike Guerot, director of the European Democracy Lab, a think tank.
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Spent four years in Germany running a think tank on tech policy over there.
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Another economist at a government think-tank put the bottom line at $1.62 trillion.
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He is a former contributing editor to the philosophical think tank, The Objectivist Center.
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Dunne's story is infamous in Washington think tank circles, often mentioned but rarely discussed.
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Ebell leads energy and environment policy at the conservative Competitive Enterprise Institute think tank.
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On Monday, Zarif blasted US sanctions policy at a New York think tank event.
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That information is in the think tank, brother, I can't give that stuff up.
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Pai will give the speech at the American Enterprise Institute, a conservative think tank.
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Think tank Eurasia says there is a 70 percent chance Temer will be impeached.
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Tillerson spoke at the Center for Strategic and International Studies, a Washington think tank.
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Freedom House, an American think-tank, compiles an annual index of freedom of expression.
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Yet researchers at the Resolution Foundation, another think-tank, dismiss most of these claims.
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The conservative think tank Heritage Foundation will also take part in the independent review.
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The symposium was held at Jigsaw, the Google / Alphabet think-tank and technology incubator.
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There was strong think-tank participation from Heritage and others who saw the opportunity.
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The video in question had been removed from the internet by the think tank.
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"Prop 13 is sacred," says Scott Drenkard of the Tax Foundation, a think-tank.
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A think tank revealed Monday that it identified 13 previously unknown missile operating bases.
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Luigi Scazzieri is a research fellow at the Centre for European Reform think tank.
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There's a foreign concept invading politically polarized Washington, according to one think tank: civility.
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Fred Upton (R-MI) circulated in 2015, according to pro-repeal think tank TechFreedom.
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Katy Milani is the program director for the Roosevelt Institute, a liberal think tank.
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The Brookings Institution, a top Washington think tank, has named retired Marine Corps Gen.
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For many, information from intelligence agencies intermingles with think tank and public news reports.
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Sean McElwee is a co-founder of Data for Progress, a progressive think tank.
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He also accused the think tank of being unfair to fellow 2020 candidates Sen.
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The nonprofit think tank estimates another 200,000 empty driver positions will emerge by 2022.
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Eli Lehrer is the president of the R Street Institute, a conservative think tank.
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The Sanders Institute, a think tank founded by the wife and son of Sen.
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The Center for American Progress, a liberal think tank with extensive ties to Mrs.
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Joe Overton invented the Overton window while working for a think tank in Michigan.
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Rather, he said the tweet was aimed at the Washington think-tank Third Way.
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The liberal-leaning think tank released a 108-page report on the issue Tuesday.
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Bauman wants to start an in-state think tank meant to advance progressive ideas.
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He is also a cybersecurity risk fellow at the Atlantic Council, a think tank.
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And the president of a conservative Vermont think tank doesn't like the idea either.
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Matt Bennett, a founder of the center-left think tank Third Way, said Mrs.
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A hackathon is basically a cross between a summer camp and a think tank.
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The think tank report was just one of many voices pushing for the change.
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Because that's where many journalists, think-tank experts and politicians send their own children.
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Vicki Shabo is a senior fellow at New America, a think tank in Washington.
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The importance of London's financial passport is being exaggerated, according to a think tank.
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The writer is a senior fellow at the Century Foundation, a progressive think tank.
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Google is working with Jigsaw, a think tank owned by its parent company, Alphabet.
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We have invested in numerous locally-led think tank projects that have achieved results.
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Mr. Muggah is the co-founder of a think tank in Rio de Janeiro.
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Jonathan Cowan, president of Third Way, a centrist Democratic think tank, is more ambivalent.
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According to the Conference Board, a think-tank, economists expect that slowdown to continue.
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The think tank Center for American Progress called it America's largest natural carbon sink.
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Data for Progress, a progressive think tank, has worked with Warren and Sanders' teams.
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Rachel Minogue is the economic fellow at Third Way, a centrist Democratic think tank.
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By 2015, he was running a program at New America, a progressive think tank.
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Equally incendiary was her role as a paid adviser to an American think-tank.
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Ivan Eland is a senior fellow at the Independent Institute, a libertarian think tank.
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Jonathan Lis is deputy director of the pro-European Union think tank British Influence.
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The yearbook is published by the Brazilian Forum of Public Security, a think tank.
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Alireza Nader, an expert on Iran for the global policy think tank RAND Corp.
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Sonia Aggarwal is vice president of Energy Innovation, a think tank in San Francisco.
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David Bookbinder is the chief counsel of the Niskanen Center, a libertarian think tank.
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Among them is James Edward Hoare, an associate fellow at London's Chatham House think tank.
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But Guntram Wolff, the German director of the Brussels think-tank Bruegel, questioned Juncker's thinking.
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"Their glory days are over," says Balazs Jarabik of the Carnegie Endowment, a think-tank.
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Researchers at the nonpartisan think tank in Washington have already mapped student and medical debt.
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Julia Ebner is a policy analyst at Quilliam, a counter-extremism think tank in London.
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Why not America, says Hans von Spakovsky with the Heritage Foundation, a conservative think tank.
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Drawing on data from the Cato Institute, a libertarian think tank, the report from FWD.
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"The forward scenario is complex," said Jorge Sanchez, an economist at Mexico's FUNDEF think tank.
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Five years ago, think-tank leaders were preoccupied with combating terrorism and mitigating violent conflict.
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Mischief and Subi each have eight shelters, the think tank said in a previous report.
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The results, presented this week at the Brookings Institution, a think-tank, are no happier.
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Basri is now the chairman of the advisory board at Indonesian think tank Mandiri Institute.
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"Gloves are off," said Paul Triolo, a China expert at the New America think tank.
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The authorities also closed the website of Unirule, a prominent liberal think-tank in Beijing.
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In those attacks three Americans were killed, according to the Cato Institute, a think-tank.
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Singer, a researcher at the New America think tank, means that both figuratively and literally.
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Friendly collaboration is finished, says Tracy Snoddon of the C.D. Howe Institute, a think-tank.
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"Nobody takes it seriously," says Tsuneo Watanabe of the Sasakawa Peace Foundation, a think-tank.
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This is a big moment, agrees Richard Humphries of the King's Fund, another think-tank.
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"[But] they will not," argued Holtz-Eakin, president of the American Action Forum think tank.
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The election result was a shock for think-tank fellows because most are left-leaning.
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All this would be a step forward, says Guntram Wolff of Bruegel, a think-tank.
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The latest survey by Freedom House, an American think-tank, is called "Democracy in Crisis".
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The OECD, a think-tank for mostly rich countries, this week spelled out America's problem.
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It also fancies itself a think tank with big ideas about the future of transportation.
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But a report from New Financial, a think-tank, shows that is not completely true.
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The framework is "historic", says Graeme Smith of the International Crisis Group, a think-tank.
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Mark Muro, at Brookings, a think-tank, has analysed automation and the availability of workers.
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"No serious trade lawyer buys into this," says David Kleimann, of ECIPE, a think-tank.
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Lyft often fancies itself a think tank with big ideas about the future of transportation.
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She then moved on to think tank gigs mostly focused on child and family policy.
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The RAND Corporation, a think-tank, calls this integrated, purposeful system a "firehose of falsehood".
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In 2018 Rajmati's district was identified as India's most backward by a government think-tank.
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Robert Ashley told the Hudson Institute think tank in a speech in Washington, D.C., Wednesday.
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The OECD, a rich-country think tank, reckons the floods of 2016 cost over €20213bn.
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Jonathan Russell is head of policy at Quilliam, a counter-extremism think tank in London.
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This group, known as the alt-right, grew from an obscure white supremacist think tank.
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No think-tank or policy unit appears to have given real thought to slavery reparations.
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But Cartney isn't some think-tank type — he's involved in training Americans for new jobs.
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Lawmakers will hear from think tank and academic representatives who support or oppose the program.
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But the study by the Re-Define think tank said it could do much more.
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Importantly, Heritage has always been more oriented around political activism than the average think tank.
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"People have short memories," said Dennis Kelleher, president of pro-regulation think tank Better Markets.
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The teachers' strike is damaging, says Andras Biro-Nagy of Policy Solutions, a think-tank.
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The situation was a stalemate, said Kan Yuenyong of the Siam Intelligence Unit think-tank.
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"Mexico is awakening," says Viridiana Rios of the Wilson Centre, a think-tank in Washington.
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Before that, Kennedy served as counsel and campaign strategist at the liberal think tank Demos.
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Simmons was previously vice president at the Institute for Energy Research, a conservative think tank.
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But Guo was stopped hours later Tuesday by the Hudson Institute think tank in Washington.
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The European Stability Initiative, a think-tank, has proposed staggering a resolution of the issue.
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From 2010 to 2012 he worked for the Bipartisan Policy Centre, a centrist think-tank.
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Government officials, professors and think tank directors can all offer up names for that award.
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Another organization named on the list is the right-wing think tank the Heritage Foundation.
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To date, the think tank has enlisted several major investors, including Microsoft, Walmart and SoftBank.
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The bipartisan think tank is located on the campus of Southeastern University in Lakeland, Fla.
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The think-tank also cut its 2019 inflation forecast to 1.7 percent from 2.1 percent.
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The Sanders Institute — a think tank co-founded by Jane Sanders, the wife of Sen.
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"base-broadening" New Democracy group, a combination super PAC and think tank backed by several
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Says she's echoing a "left wing think tank which is working to preserve Obamacare." pic.twitter.
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"It represents a think-tank wish list of possible EOs and budget cuts," he says.
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"Complexity" focuses on studies around this at a think tank called the Santa Fe Institute.
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Today, he's a scientist and counselor working for a think tank in Potsdam, outside Berlin.
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He founded the Institute of Energy Policy, a leading independent Russian energy policy think tank.
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His think tank holds special consultative status with the United Nations Economic and Social Council.
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Mr. Ho worked for a think tank set up by the once-fast-growing company.
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Now it's taken hold in certain parts of academia, think-tank world, and Silicon Valley.
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Google, Mr. Schmidt and his family's foundation are the principal funders of that think tank.
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EXCLUSIVE - IMAGES OF CHINA'S THIRD AIRCRAFT CARRIER SHOW WORK PROGRESSING STEADILY, U.S. THINK TANK SAYS
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The Paepckes didn't want their creation to be merely a think-tank dedicated to policymakers.
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Terry Schilling is the executive director at American Principles Project, a conservative nonprofit think tank.
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Chris Christie, it has drawn heavily on the Heritage Foundation, the right-wing think tank.
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Third, build a mass movement of actual voters, not just financiers and think-tank johnnies.
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"The warning lights are blinking red again," Coats said at a Washington, D.C. think tank.
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Today, she is a policy fellow at the R Street Institute, a nonpartisan think tank.
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A year ago, the Russians hacked the Institute for Statecraft, a foreign policy think tank.
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Seth Cooper is a senior fellow of the Free State Foundation, a nonprofit think tank.
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The Open Technology Institute, an arm of the New America think tank, did the same.
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Still there were many pushing for approval, including the Heritage Foundation, a conservative think tank.
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He went from heading a free market think tank to hosting a talk radio show.
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Another think tank, IHS, trimmed its forecast for this year to 1.4 percent from 1.5 percent.
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Elizabeth Collett of the Migration Policy Institute Europe, a think-tank in Brussels, outlines three possibilities.
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This year, the think tank is opening its first office in the San Francisco Bay Area.
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The Heritage Foundation think tank estimates the Pentagon would need $50 billion more to begin rebuilding.
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As noted by the Cato Institute, a libertarian think-tank, this vetting has been highly effective.
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These people all have links to the Claremont Institute, a think tank based in Claremont, California.
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Olly Buston, CEO of consulting think tank, Future Advocacy explained that machines often reflect human biases.
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Jawetz is vice president of immigration policy at the liberal think tank Center for American Progress.
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U.S. think tank Information Technology and Innovation Foundation said there was a case for modifying GDPR.
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He cited the results of a recent analysis by the nonpartisan Tax Policy Center think tank.
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Nelson Lim, a researcher at the RAND Corporation, a think-tank, says this is nothing new.
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But more than Uber, Lyft fancies itself a think tank with big ideas about the future.
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The fund is the world's largest, according to the Sovereign Wealth Fund Institute, a think-tank.
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Does an economist at a right-wing think tank have a remarkable record of embarrassing mistakes?
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Many survey respondents came from WeAreGenZ, a consultancy and think tank powered by Gen Zs nationwide.
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A study published last year by the RAND Corporation, a think-tank, did the number-crunching.
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Sean Kennedy is a visiting fellow at the Maryland Public Policy Institute, a conservative think tank.
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But the government is slowly coming round, says Tom Kramer of Transnational Institute, a think-tank.
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Nearly $7bn has gone missing since 2012, reckons Kenya's Institute of Economic Affairs, a think-tank.
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Twelve years later, he works as a columnist, military reservist and director of a think tank.
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To measure religious observance, we used survey data from the Pew Research Centre, a think-tank.
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On other issues the SPD can resemble a think-tank more than a power-hungry party.
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She was wearing the newest shade (Neutrogena's Lip Shine in Velvet Wine) from Washington's think tank.
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Choi Kang of the Asan Institute, a think-tank in Seoul, predicts a "bad small deal".
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The group's CEO is Peter Keresztesi, also communications chief at the government-affiliated think-tank Szazadveg.
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For that reason the Institute for Fiscal Studies, a think-tank, has suggested scrapping it entirely.
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The Institute for Fiscal Studies, a think-tank, estimates the policy would cost £8bn a year.
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That policy is "a flexible construct", says Richard Bush of the Brookings Institution, a think-tank.
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Now 33, he is the chief China expert at the Moscow Carnegie Centre, a think-tank.
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That has left Dominique Moïsi of the Institut Montaigne, a liberal think-tank, dismayed and bewildered.
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Matt Bruenig funded the People's Policy Project, a left-wing think-tank, through Patreon in 2017.
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The term has no clear legal definition, says Peter Bergen of New America, a think-tank.
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"It is the extinction of the dinosaurs," says Alex Vines of Chatham House, a think-tank.
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Eisenach was later a focus of a Times investigation into think tank scholars with industry ties.
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But a report published last week by the think tank Demos appears to complicate this story.
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Schuetz is a fellow in the Metropolitan Policy Program at the Brookings Institution, a think tank.
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But, points out Marc Rosenblum of the Migration Policy Institute, a think-tank, attitudes are hardening.
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Go deeper: Environmental think tank Resources for the Future just launched a handy carbon tax calculator.
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The other think tank, IHS, increased its forecast for 2017 to 2.2 percent from 1.7 percent.
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He is a senior fellow at the Beacon Center of Tennessee, a free-market think tank.
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The tale offers two morals, says David Hetherington of Per Capita, a think-tank in Sydney.
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The think tank, under China's cabinet, analyses prices recorded through online transactions in 30 major cities.
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The Met Society is New York City's foreign policy think tank and public policy nonprofit organization.
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"It is all about the money," adds Jennifer Dixon of the Health Foundation, another think-tank.
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That provision would leave 17.5 million people uninsured, according to Rand, the right-wing think tank.
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Peter Roberts of the Royal United Services Institute, a think-tank, has studied the smugglers' methods.
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And calls to regulate the companies are jumping from the think tank world to congressional offices.
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"The Institute is neither a think tank, policy institute, nor a political science course," she wrote.
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The Chinese Academy of Social Sciences, a prominent official think-tank, has also opined on it.
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Michael O'Hanlon of the Brookings Institution, a think-tank, worries about sharing intelligence with the Russians.
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Policy think tank The Heritage Foundation will also meet with Facebook executives to discuss the issues.
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But the Tax Policy Centre, a think-tank, puts the likely cost of the package $1003trn.
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Each of the laws mimic the model legislation crafted by libertarian think tank, The Goldwater Institute.
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Rorke is director of Energy Policy for the R Street Institute, a free-market think tank.
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Michael Saltsman is the managing director at the Employment Policies Institute, a fiscally conservative think tank.
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The Arabia Foundation, a pro-Saudi Arabia think tank in Washington, shut down abruptly this week.
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Coreen Farris and Kristie Gore are researchers at RAND Corporation, a nonprofit and nonpartisan think tank.
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Officially, the NGO's mission was to serve as "a high-end strategic think tank" on energy.
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Theodore Karasik, Ph.D. is Adjunct Senior Fellow at the Lexington Institute, a national security think tank.
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To the Editor: Thank you for revealing what the well-disguised think tank business really is.
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Michael Kugelman, with the Wilson Center think tank in Washington, said the ceasefire was largely symbolic.
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Reid Cramer is a senior fellow at New America, a nonpartisan think tank based in Washington.
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He is also a fellow with the James Madison Institute, Florida's premier free-market think tank.
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Agora, a think tank, says that 38% of European road emissions come from heavy duty vehicles.
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The think-tank pointed to U.S. cities with majority black police forces that saw little improvement.
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"We want what is practical and can be done," he told think tank OMFIF on Friday.
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Two days later, we were told it was time to part ways from the think tank.
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Why columnists and think tank presidents don't run the country is a complete mystery to me.
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A 2014 report by the think tank Demos criticized the government's approach, noting large waiting lists.
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The analysis used data from the Movement Advancement Project, an LGBT think tank tracking such measures.
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That's according to Clyde Prestowitz, president of the Economic Strategy Institute, a Washington-based think tank.
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Mr. Graham's gathering had the feel of a health policy discussion at a conservative think tank.
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Alex, Indiana RE: HERITAGE FOUNDATION Jonathan Mahler wrote about how the think tank staffed Trump's government.
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Felicia WongNew YorkThe writer is president and chief executive of the Roosevelt Institute, a think tank.
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"Let's just meet," Tillerson said in a speech to Washington's Atlantic Council think tank on Tuesday.
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It's a think tank that has its building squarely in the middle of the Stanford campus.
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Every think tank in town would produce reams of research on how to implement his ideas.
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My think tank, Data for Progress, commissioned a series of polls on the Green New Deal.
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Matt Bruenig is the founder of People's Policy Project, a think tank funded by small donors.
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The Brookings Institution, the Washington think tank with which she was long affiliated, announced her death.
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The think tank Public Policy Institute of California (PPIC) says the number is 60% to 70%.
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He now works for a think tank in Washington, D.C., where he promotes peace between religions.
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The New Economics Foundation think tank argues that the project cannot be both affordable and effective.
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He helped fund the Center for American Progress, a liberal think tank, as well as MoveOn.
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John Allen, president of the Brookings Institution, wrote in a blog post for the think tank.
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Rome, think-tank NENS holds conference to present 1003 report on Italy's gaming system (0900 GMT).
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Rome, think-tank NENS holds conference to present 2020 report on Italy's gaming system (0900 GMT).
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The rivalry even extended to Washington, where Qatar spent lavishly on lobbying and think tank donations.
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DANIEL R. DEPETRIS, NEW YORK The writer is a fellow at Defense Priorities, a think tank.
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His work for Hungary was first flagged by the Quincy Institute, a foreign policy think tank.
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" The only Russian he knew, he added, was "Ivan Timofeev, director of a Moscow think tank.
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ReFED, a new think tank for food waste, identifies 27 and ranks them by various impacts.
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More than 5,500 US stores closed last year according to Coresight Research, a retail think tank.
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Michael Itzkowitz is a senior fellow for higher education at Third Way, a centrist think tank.
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" Barbara Slavin of the Atlantic Council, another think tank, had a blunt reply: "Don't flatter yourself.
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Think tank Eurasia Group said only an economic downturn could endanger Orban's solid base of support.
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The two first crossed paths at the Manhattan Institute, a conservative think tank, The Times reported.
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MORE's Treasury Department, he noted that others involved in the think tank served in GOP administrations.
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The conservative magazine and libertarian think tank had asked the court to intervene in the suit.
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Steven Greenhut is Western region director for the R Street Institute, a free-market think tank.
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Matt Bevington is a public policy researcher at the think tank UK in a Changing Europe.
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Paul Johnson, director of The Institute for Fiscal Studies think-tank, described Hammond's changes as "sensible".
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The think tank defended their action but also said they would review their dealings with donors.
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CEFC funded the energy think tank Ho represented at the UN, the China Energy Fund Committee.
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Mark Huelsman is an associate director for policy and research at Demos, a progressive think tank.
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Muhammad Fraser-Rahim is executive director of Quilliam International (North America), a counter-extremism think tank.
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Among other things, the report details the kingdom's efforts to court reporters and think tank analysts.
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D'Souza would trade one conservative think-tank for another, heading to the Hoover Institution after AEI.
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He recently appeared at a forum on Indonesia and Australia hosted by a Washington think tank.
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He served on the board of a performing-arts center and a Koch-affiliated think tank.
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Freedom Caucus zealots (and their right-wing think tank backers) complained that it wasn't harsh enough.
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The number was broadly similar to one provided by a U.S. think tank earlier this month.
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EPI is sort of the anti-Peterson: Washington's premier pro-labor and trade-skeptical think tank.
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The JPMorgan Chase Institute, a think tank inside JPMorgan, recently published research on the gig economy.
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Made up think tanks and opinions pieces: A fake think tank called Center for Global Strategic Monitoring (CGS Monitor), which publishes Russian propaganda alongside think pieces, attributes some of its writings and opinion pieces to real think tank experts who had nothing to do with them.
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It's also worth considering that the majority of trade groups, lobbyists, and think tanks Pai met or spoke with were right-leaning, such as the libertarian think tank the CATO Institute, and Phoenix Center, a think tank that grew out of AT&T's former research division.
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The Competitive Enterprise Institute, a libertarian think tank with ties to the Koch Brothers, organized the effort.
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"Trump's a dealmaker," said Holtz-Eakin, who now runs the American Action Forum, a conservative think tank.
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Julie Lenarz is director of the Human Security Centre, an independent foreign policy think tank in London.
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"He's hamstrung," said Muzaffar Chishti of the Migration Policy Institute, a non-partisan Washington-based think tank.
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In addition, The Heritage Foundation, a conservative think tank, also ranks Canada much higher for economic freedom.
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Sam Roggeveen is a Senior Fellow at The Lowy Institute for International Policy, an Australian think tank.
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Nippon Steel could seek international arbitration, said Jin Chang-soo, president of the Sejong Institute think tank.
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That is changing, says James Cameron, the chairman of the Overseas Development Institute, a British think-tank.
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"These seizures are catastrophic," says Seyfettin Gursel, the head of Betam, an economic think-tank in Istanbul.
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He is currently president of the Asia Society Policy Institute, the international group's in-house think tank.
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He is also a senior fellow at the Roosevelt Institute, a think tank based in New York.
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In the future, Lamb sees her role as a policy adviser or working for a think tank.
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In 493, he co-founded Kitchen Motors, an Iceland-based think-tank dedicated to promoting interdisciplinary collaborations.
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But the UK in a Changing Europe, an academic think-tank, has produced one of its own.
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But this provision could unravel the market, argues Matthew Fiedler of the Brookings Institution, a think-tank.
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Think-tank INDEPAZ says 734 activists have been killed in the same January 2016-June 2019 period.
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Last summer Vladimir Yakunin, an ally of Mr Putin, launched a pro-Russian think-tank in Berlin.
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The think-tank has a library of papers on everything from the Irish backstop to social care.
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In only one, Wisconsin, are childless adults eligible, according to the Kaiser Family Foundation, a think-tank.
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He will be "completely pliant", reckons Vivek Dehejia of the IDFC Institute, a think-tank in Mumbai.
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Five of the U.S. officials described the institute as the Kremlin's in-house foreign policy think tank.
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But as a report from Open Europe, a think-tank, notes, it is critical for investment banking.
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H.A. Hellyer of the Atlantic Council, an American think-tank, doubts that there will be big demonstrations.
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Ou Virak, the head of local think tank Future Forum, said smartphones would "dominate" crucial upcoming elections.
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The Peterson Institute, a prominent economic-policy think-tank, fired three researchers for such conflicts of interest.
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Alex Vines of Chatham House, a think-tank in London, talks of a "new scramble for Africa".
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PETER SINGER, AN expert on future warfare at the New America think-tank, is in no doubt.
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"I've never seen a letter like this in Mexico," says Luis Rubio of CIDAC, a think-tank.
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Here was Margaret Thatcher's favourite think-tank championing the leader of the Remain faction in the cabinet.
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A political map of the region put out by Freedom House, a think-tank, makes stark viewing.
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Tarmo Juristo of Praxis, a think-tank, credits Scandinavian banks with establishing norms in the financial industry.
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He is currently a fellow at the conservative think tank The Heritage Foundation, focusing on economic growth.
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"It's going to be a bare-knuckle fight," says Matthew Page of Chatham House, a think-tank.
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At times the Liberal Democrats resemble nothing so much as a think-tank with a parliamentary wing.
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Mr Modi excels in this "project mode", says Reuben Abraham of the IDFC Institute, a think-tank.
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This was published on Monday by the Adam Smith Institute (ASI), a U.K. free-market think tank.
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"This (result) has a sweeping psychological significance," said political analyst Robert Laszlo at think tank Political Capital.
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He plans to join a South Korean national security think tank starting next year as a researcher.
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Spencer is the president and director of the National Policy Institute, America's premier white nationalist think tank.
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Indeed, Trump cited data that came from his think tank when calling for a moratorium on Muslims.
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Kennedy is a senior fellow at the Information Technology and Innovation Foundation, a tech policy think tank.
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Our explainer on the tumult at the conservative think tank, from May of this year, is below.
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He also is senior vice president at the Center for European Policy Analysis, a Washington think tank.
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The Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars, a prominent think tank studying international affairs and foreign policy.
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Spokespeople for the Treasury Department and the think tank did not immediately respond to requests for comment.
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Jonathan Butcher is education director at the Goldwater Institute, a conservative and libertarian public policy think tank.
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The conservative think tank urged Republicans in a new paper to drop the border adjustment tax (BAT).
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The budget's impact will be modest, says Craig Alexander of the C.D. Howe Institute, a think-tank.
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More than 80 plots have been foiled nationally, according to the Heritage Foundation, a conservative think-tank.
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Jesse Hathaway is a research fellow at The Heartland Institute, an Illinois-based free market think tank.
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He even cited the work of the Economic Policy Institute, a liberal think tank, in the speech.
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Hannah was previously Director of Outreach for the Beacon Center of Tennessee, a free-market think tank.
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Geoff Mulgan of Nesta, a British think-tank, calls it the "rise of the challenge-driven university".
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Most Americans don't have the same bias toward deficit hawkishness that journalists and think-tank experts do.
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Keith Ellison (D-Minn.) also tweeted his support for the researchers pushed out of the think tank.
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Lynn and his colleagues allege Google threatened to cut donations to the think tank over their post.
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A new report by the World Economic Forum, a think-tank, emphasises technological fixes to this problem.
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John Hudak of the Centre for Effective Public Management at Brookings, a think-tank, is cautiously confident.
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Moniz was energy secretary under President Obama and now leads his own think tank, Energy Futures Initiative.
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Matthew Wallin is a Fellow at the American Security Project, a non-partisan national security think tank.
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" And Richard Spencer, the president of a white nationalist think tank, told the Associated Press, "Trust me.
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Kemper is founder and CEO of the Institute for Education, a think tank that promotes intercultural appreciation.
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Ryan is a moderate who recently attended a conference organized by Third Way, the centrist think tank.
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Guy Bentley is a consumer freedom research associate at the Reason Foundation, a nonprofit libertarian think tank.
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Sean Kennedy is a visiting fellow at the nonprofit Maryland Public Policy Institute, a conservative think tank.
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This idea is supported by the research of William Cline of the Peterson Institute think tank(here).
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Crime rates have similarly declined in Portland, Oregon according to a recent CATO think-tank policy report.
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Merrill Matthews is a resident scholar with the free-market think tank the Institute for Policy Innovation.
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Ebell is the director of energy and environment policy at the conservative think tank Competitive Enterprise Institute.
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The World Resources Institute, a think-tank, estimates that about 21.5% of reefs face such immediate threats.
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CIDAC, a think-tank, predicts it will take 11 years for the new model to operate effectively.
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Andrew Foxall, director of the Russia Studies Center at UK-based think tank the Henry Jackson Society.
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Nick Monaco is a research associate at Alphabet's human rights focused think-tank and technology incubator Jigsaw.
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The Heritage Foundation, a conservative think tank, defined it as living on less than $4 each day.
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She decided to take her passion for research and reporting to the think tank and policy world.
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Here's the Daily Caller pushing them, direct from right-wing think tank the Energy & Environment Legal Institute.
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The Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars, a think tank focused on international affairs and foreign policy.
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The Miller Center is a nonpartisan think tank that specializes in the study of the US presidency.
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Paul Winfree, a Heritage economist who helped draft Trump's first budget, is back at the think tank.
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Arthur Brooks is the president of the American Enterprise Institute, a conservative think tank on public policy.
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The sustainability think tank Sightline has just updated its map of carbon pricing systems across the world.
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The billionaire Nicolas Berggruen is pushing ahead with his ambitious plan to create the ultimate think tank.
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Through Mr. Ho, the think tank brokered the approaches to officials in Chad and Uganda, prosecutors say.
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His death was announced by the Lugar Center, a Washington think tank he established after leaving office.
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Duss left the think tank in 2014 and became president of the Foundation for Middle East Peace.
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That's what a recent study from the International Transport Forum (an OECD think tank) attempts to accomplish.
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Last week, top Qatari officials were feted at a lavish reception and august think tank in Washington.
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"Let's get taxes cut under any and all circumstances," Friedman wrote for the think-tank in 1978.
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It was called "Romneycare," and it was designed by the Heritage Foundation, a conservative think tank. Yeah.
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DOUGLAS HOLTZ-EAKINWASHINGTON The writer is president of the American Action Forum, a center-right think tank.
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"It's a hostile environment," said Sajad Jiyad, who heads the Al-Bayan Center think tank in Baghdad.
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A spokesman for Mr. Bloomberg said his team was unaware of any dispute at the think tank.
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George Hofheimer, chief knowledge officer at the Filene Research Institute, a think tank based in Madison, Wis.
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The analysis was published by the Center on Budget and Policy Priorities, a liberal think tank. Sen.
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EXCLUSIVE - IMAGES SHOW CHINA'S LATEST CARRIER HULL COULD BE READY WITHIN 12 MONTHS, U.S. THINK TANK SAYS
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STEPHEN SCHLESINGER New York The writer is a fellow with the Century Foundation, a progressive think tank.
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James Kirkup is the director of the Social Market Foundation, a nonpartisan think tank based in London.
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Gabor Polyak, analyst at Hungarian media think tank Mertek, said competition was being distorted by the conglomerate.
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The OECD think-tank was more positive, saying the move would better align Spain with its neighbors.
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Both worked at a London think tank that focused on Islamic and other forms of extremism. 4.
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"Although the intensity of terrorism has diminished, its breadth has not," the Australian-based think tank warned.
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Lenore Palladino is the senior economist and policy counsel for the Roosevelt Institute, a progressive think tank.
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George Landrith is the president of Frontiers of Freedom, a Washington, D.C.-based public policy think tank.
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Another possible candidate is Williamson M. Evers, an education expert at the Hoover Institution, a think tank.
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Jim Kessler, the founder of the centrist think tank Third Way and a former staffer for Sen.
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Jim Talent (R-Mo.) and Ilan Berman, vice president of the American Foreign Policy Council think tank.
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The "think tank" division within Alphabet was spun off into a company called Jigsaw early in 2016.
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A new report from the Urban Institute, a progressive think tank in Washington, D.C., answers these questions.
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Communications with media, government officials and staff and think tank experts must be disclosed every six months.
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D. Wayne Taylor is the executive director of The Cameron Institute, a Canadian public policy think tank.
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Peter Kreko, an analyst at the Political Capital think tank, believes it has been a mistaken approach.
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Under Brooks, AEI's annual resources have also more than doubled, the think tank said in a statement.
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"This is the dealbreaker," said Neil Quilliam, senior research fellow at London-based think tank Chatham House.
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Guntram Wolff, director of the Bruegel think tank, said the coalition deal was "not a game-changer".
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In the 1990s, he led a think tank dedicated to applying Judeo-Christian values to public policy.
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He consulted with the Heritage Foundation, an influential conservative think tank, to come up with the names.
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He's the director of Data Progress, a young think tank whose work has substantially informed the GND.
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"During that extension there will be no renegotiation of the agreement," Barnier told a think-tank debate.
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Getting here was a mess, and even more loyal parts of the Kanye West Think Tank departed.
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In a speech at a Washington think tank, Cotton said America actually has an "under-incarceration" problem.
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See Melissa Coulter's vagina mask in person at Think Tank Gallery in Los Angeles Oct 8-31.
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Estimates range from government figures of 503 killings to think tank Indepaz, which pegs them at 738.
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"The problem is not the cake, it's the oven," says Mariana Campos of México Evalúa, a think-tank.
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The character lurches from whiny to irritating to inappropriately wisecracking — Homer Simpson with a think-tank-caliber résumé.
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Ifo, a German think-tank, talks of a "euphoric" mood in Germany, after years of sustained economic growth.
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The network is just one stream of what RAND Corporation, a think-tank, calls Russia's "firehose of falsehood".
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Indeed, a recent analysis by think tank Demos found that half of all misogynistic tweets came from women.
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The Energy and Policy Institute, a pro-renewables think-tank, recently analysed America's 22 dirtiest investor-owned utilities.
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On Thursday, the think tank denied playing part in the US election and slammed the report as false.
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He is also senior vice- resident at the Center for European Policy Analysis, a Washington, DC, think tank.
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That's the main takeaway from a new report by the Urban Institute, a nonpartisan think tank in Washington.
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But the biggest impediment to multilateral cooperation, most think-tank experts agree, is President Trump's "America First" agenda.
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"The rhetoric has far outpaced the implementation," said Geoffrey Gertz, trade analyst with Brookings think tank in Washington.
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"Major splits are unlikely," concluded Olaf Boehnke in a paper on Wednesday for Brussels think-tank Rasmussen Global.
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Kazuhiko Fuji, senior fellow at RIETI, a Japanese government-affiliated think-tank, said the trade talks looked fragile.
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Nicholas Eberstadt of the American Enterprise Institute, a think-tank, calls analysis of its economy "essentially pre-quantitative".
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Kazuhiko Fuji, senior fellow at RIETI, a Japanese government affiliated think-tank, said the talks are looking fragile.
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Homi Kharas of the Brookings Institution, a think-tank, calculates that someone escapes extreme poverty every 1.2 seconds.
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Outside conservative groups, like the Heritage Foundation think tank, have told members to vote against the compromise bill.
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More than 3m undocumented immigrants call the Golden State home, reckons the Migration Policy Institute, a think-tank.
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There's no official or think tank estimate of how many people would be affected by the current bill.
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This has triggered what Internet & Jurisdiction, the think-tank that organised the conference, calls a "legal arms race".
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But a paper from the Institute for Fiscal Studies, a think-tank, criticises the methodology behind this conclusion.
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For the Cato Institute, a libertarian think-tank, the agency's actions are "unmoored from all bounds of reason".
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He's working with the conservative think tank the Heritage Foundation, which is actively drafting a new repeal plan.
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A right-wing think-tank is suing to postpone the result, citing bogus concerns over voter-registration arrangements.
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Jason Bordoff, head of a Columbia University energy think tank, responded with this Twitter thread on Monday evening.
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Welfare recipients will also suffer from high inflation, according to the Institute for Fiscal Studies, a think-tank.
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"Small businesses don't believe they're targeted by bad guys," said Larry Ponemon, chairman of the research think tank.
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Paul Scharre, a researcher at the think tank Center for a New American Security, is skeptical about statistics.
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Ultimately "it's about politics", argues San Bilal of the European Centre for Development Policy Management, a think-tank.
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According to a poll by PPIC, a think tank, a majority of voters say it is good thing.
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"Everyone's won a reprieve here," said Anand Menon, director of The UK in a Changing Europe think tank.
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People tend to move for work, says William Frey, a demographer at the Brookings Institution, a think-tank.
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Thomas J. Pyle, president of the Institute for Energy Research, a think tank that supports fossil fuels, agreed.
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Kevin Kennedy of the World Resources Institute, a think-tank, with headquarters in Washington, DC, notes another pitfall.
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In 2012-16 Chinese AI firms received $2.6bn in funding, according to the Wuzhen Institute, a think-tank.
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Today's PO is purely "reactive", complains Karolina Wigura, a sociologist at Kultura Liberalna, a think-tank in Warsaw.
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"The 10 percent bracket today goes to zero," Brady told a audience at the Heritage Foundation think tank.
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During a think tank appearance on Wednesday, Grossi said the IAEA continues to monitor the Iranian nuclear program.
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The Oklahoma Council of Public Affairs, a conservative think tank in the state, has vowed an opposition effort.
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The crisis evokes memories of 1977, writes Adel Abdel Ghafar of the Brookings Doha Center, a think-tank.
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"Our traditional notions of infrastructure are very gendered," said Heather McGhee, president of Demos, a liberal think tank.
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Europe has two ways to avoid an immediate trade war, reckons André Sapir of Bruegel, a think-tank.
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This victory comes courtesy of campaigning work by a libertarian think-tank, the Goldwater Institute, based in Arizona.
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But Andrew Haldenby of Reform, a think-tank, says that progress in most existing ICSs has been slow.
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The Fordham Institute, an education think-tank, estimates that 69% of all high schools in America use them.
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Laundering lobbying through a think-tank, which offers tax advantages and less onerous disclosure requirements, can seem attractive.
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The island is "honeycombed with bunkers", says Ian Easton of the Project 2049 Institute, an American think-tank.
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"Rio is in a real hole," says Robert Muggah of the Igarapé Institute, a Rio-based think-tank.
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"It has no rules, only exceptions," jokes Bernard Appy of the Centre for Fiscal Citizenship, a think-tank.
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Roughly 40% of British workers do not make this much, according to the Migration Observatory, a think-tank.
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India's unemployment rate surged to a 15-month high of 6.1 percent in February, think-tank CMIE said.
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Weld cut spending and privatized state services, earning high marks from the Cato Institute, a libertarian think tank.
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India also wants to launch a BRICS social services agreement, financial services framework and possibly a think tank.
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The campaigning think-tank would like to see the left, right and centre wooed with an overarching message.
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"There are now fewer instruments to influence the Ukrainian leadership," says Volodymyr Fesenko of Penta, a think-tank.
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"The message is fine," said Matt Bennett, a co-founder of Third Way, the centrist Democratic think tank.
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The investments are more than other oil companies, according to a recent report by think tank Atlantic Council.
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It's based on an analysis by economists at the Peterson Institute for International Economics, a nonpartisan think tank.
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In the past, has-been politicians had to become lobbyists or find a sinecure in a think tank.
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She's also on the board of directors of Center of Strategic and International Studies think tank in Jakarta.
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The Columbus Collaboratory is a unique think tank dedicated to building security and system solutions for major clients.
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They're two fellows at the think tank New America and they've written a report that you should read.
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Overall consumer losses from the restrictions amounted to $13 billion, the think tank said in a 1999 report.
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"War is more likely," said Dr Patricia Lewis, director of international security at the think tank Chatham House.
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The Stimson Centre's 38 North think-tank in Washington estimates the North has 50 to 60 nuclear warheads.
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And Bannon's creation of an in-house think tank known as the Strategic Initiatives group has been marginalized.
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Robert Lord is a fellow at the Institute of Critical Infrastructure Technology, a next-generation cybersecurity think tank.
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William Frey, a demographer at the Brookings Institution, a think-tank, calculates that it now stands at 463.
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The think tank previously said in a 85033 paper that tax reform should create a border-adjusted system.
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The World Economic Forum, a think-tank, ranks Turkey 131st out of 144 countries by labour-market efficiency.
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"It just sends such a terrible signal," said Jonathan Pryke of Sydney-based think-tank the Lowy Institute.
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Richard Humphries of the King's Fund, a health think-tank, believes things are moving in the right direction.
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"We were Ronald Reagan's favorite think tank," said Feulner, who was also the president from 1977 to 2013.
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Hospitals are "on a knife-edge", says John Appleby, chief economist at the King's Fund, a think-tank.
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It costs Mexico as much as 10% of GDP, according to a study by IMCO, a think-tank.
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Third Way, the centrist think tank whose work most aligns with Harris's thinking, has struggled to remain relevant.
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Ironically, the gallery was called "Think Tank," possibly because the creators wanted to provoke ideas from the viewer.
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The think tank eventually began promoting its ideas under the rubric the Nouvelle Droite, or the New Right.
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In July, an Australian think-tank said the government had made "minimal preparations" for the return of refugees.
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Fleitz has in articles for the think tank and interviews expounded on his controversial views on radical Islam.
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Jonathan Eyal of RUSI, a think-tank, believes that Britain will want to "puff up" its NATO role.
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But Will McCants of the Brookings Institution, a think-tank, believes the loss of territory may motivate supporters.
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The three amigos will proclaim undying friendship, predicts Carlo Dade of the Canada West Foundation, a think-tank.
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Britain's partners would be sensitive to signs of more isolationism, says Malcolm Chalmers of RUSI, a think-tank.
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While Ebell might excel at TV appearances and writing reports for his think tank, he lacks government experience.
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Mike Rogers also addressed the think tank Friday, making the Trump administration's most public push yet for reauthorization.
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DeMint took over the conservative think tank in 85033 after serving as a South Carolina senator since 2005.
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Myanmar has made "minimal" preparations for the return of Rohingya sheltering in Bangladesh, an Australian think-tank said.
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The Fraser Institute, a Canadian-based think-tank, recently released its annual Economic Freedom of the Word report.
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Andrew Holland is the chief operating officer of the American Security Project, a nonpartisan national security think tank.
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Now he is grounded in Los Angeles where he presides over a bespoke think tank, the Berggruen Institute.
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Timothy Benson is a policy analyst with The Heartland Institute, a free-market think tank based in Illinois.
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Their wobbly reaction is "dumbfounding", says David Smilde of the Washington Office on Latin America, a think-tank.
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Derek Scissors, a resident scholar at the American Enterprise Institute think tank, said that skepticism was well placed.
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Liberal think tank Center for American Progress (CAP) is selling its news site ThinkProgress, the organization confirmed Monday.
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"Mergers are outrunning enforcement," said Warren at a Capitol Hill event hosted by progressive think tank New America.
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Some lobbyists speculated he could take a top role at a conservative think tank like the Heritage Foundation.
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One of Squiffy Clean's first clients was Singularity University, a Silicon Valley think tank and start-up accelerator.
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That's according to a new report from the progressive Washington, D.C.-based think tank Institute for Policy Studies.
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When researchers at the Cato Institute, a libertarian think tank, examined CIS's data set, they produced different results.
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The think tank has received $21 million from Google and Schmidt's family's foundation since its founding in 1999.
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On April 19, Mifsud spoke at the Valdai Club, a think tank with close ties to Putin's government.
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" Quilliam, a counter-terrorism think tank, also fired back at the report, calling it "ill-informed and outdated.
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They hacked email accounts of a Washington-based think tank that had ties to the campaign. http://bit.
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Johnson himself is not marginal figure in The Claremont Institute but has been affiliated with the think tank.
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Their arguments have been backed up by at least one nonpartisan think tank, which garnered big media attention.
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Jesse Hathaway is a research fellow at The Heartland Institute, a conservative and libertarian public policy think tank.
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They co-chair the Jewish People Policy Institute, a non-profit policy planning think tank based in Jerusalem.
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Anand Menon is director of UK in a Changing Europe, a think tank providing independent research on Brexit.
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"I don't think they see any downside," Mr. Miller said of his corporate clients and the think tank.
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"It's a very, very simple rule to implement," said Ross Eisenbrey, vice president of the D.C. think tank.
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The University of Pennsylvania rated the Potsdam Institute as the world's top environment policy think-tank this month.
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But this move would also damage Ukraine's economy, said Rem Korteweg, of Dutch think tank the Clingendael Institute.
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All of this is nicely teased in the video above, by the Virginia-based think tank Mobility Lab.
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"Brexit will happen," Merz told a panel discussion on Europe's Growth Challenge hosted by think tank Chatham House.
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The eclectic results are on display in 27 Frames, opening January 12 at downtown LA's Think Tank Gallery.
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The Heritage Foundation, a conservative public policy think tank, will convene meetings on these issues with Facebook executives.
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Protecting Krebs is a big win for Project Shield, a project run by Google's humanitarian think tank Jigsaw.
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Only the U.S. think tank community believes it can restore the liberal rules-based order: Such grand illusions!
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"That's an unfortunate comparison," Magnus Nordenman, a European security expert at the Atlantic Council think tank, told me.
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The two senators also criticize Tillerson for a comment he made at a DC think tank last week.
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"There was always a subsidy somewhere," Jeff Davis, senior fellow at the think tank Eno Transportation Center said.
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She was also a founder of the Sisterhood Is Global Institute, a feminist think tank, based in Montreal.
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Helpfully, the think tank Oil Change International (OCI) has just put out a paper making those very arguments.
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For 20 years, I've been a professor of public policy and president of a think tank in Washington.
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The conservative think tank favors cuts to benefits and siphoning money from payroll taxes into individual investment accounts.
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"It's a trap," Michael Rubin of the conservative American Enterprise Institute think-tank wrote in a recent analysis.
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The letter airs criticisms shared among his supporters: that the think tank, which has close ties to Mrs.
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His offer is "essentially calling their bluff", says Samm Sacks of New America, a think-tank in Washington.
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Currently she serves as a senior fellow at the Texas Public Policy Foundation, a free-market think tank.
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But the think tank said the government needed to go further to protect Britain's five million self-employed.
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Robert Muggah is the co-founder of the Igarapé Institute, a think tank based in Rio de Janeiro.
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The Heartland Institute is a conservative think tank that disputes the established science of human-caused climate change.
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Others shrugged off the speech, saying it was just words delivered to a friendly, neoconservative think-tank audience.
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Kramer, who worked for McCain's think tank at Arizona State University in 2014, met with Steele in 2016.
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"So many choices," said Norman Ornstein, a resident scholar at the American Enterprise Institute, a conservative think tank.
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After he left Congress, Lugar established the Lugar Center, a think tank dedicated to good governance and bipartisanship.
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The Berggruen Institute, a philosophical think tank based in Los Angeles, awarded the inaugural Berggruen Prize on Dec.
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"Everything is open," said Ulrich Speck, senior research fellow at the Elcano Royal Institute think-tank in Brussels.
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The blogger even relies on an old report from the Reason Foundation, a think tank, in her arguments.
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Mr. Bannon's film features predictable interviews with think-tank supply siders and free marketers fretting about big government.
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Sandberg made the comments Wednesday at an event held by the American Enterprise Institute, a conservative think tank.
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It is, laments James Cameron, head of the ODI, a development think-tank, "a vision of the future".
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One analysis by the think tank Data for Progress found that lowering insulin prices enjoyed significant bipartisan support.
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They run back and forth "like a lawnmower", says Bill Hayton of Chatham House, a British think-tank.
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Brad Page is the CEO of the Global CCS Institute, a think tank backed by governments and businesses.
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The organization also aims to fund a "Youth Think Tank" to help young people develop their leadership skills.
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"This is a tragedy," Friedrich Heinemann, a budget expert at the think tank EconPol Europe, told CNBC Thursday.
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Eddie Yoon, founder of think tank EddieWouldGrow, laid out his bull case on CNBC's "Trading Nation" on Thursday.
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That percentage makes U.S. import tariffs among the lowest in the world, the Washington-based think tank said.
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The institute presents itself as a scholarly think tank, but it often promotes violent interpretations of Islamic texts.
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Chandran Nair is founder and CEO of the Global Institute For Tomorrow, a Hong Kong-based think tank.
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Katherine Culliton-González is senior counsel at Demos, a progressive public policy think tank based in New York.
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Cramer is director of the Asset Building Program at New America, a nonpartisan think tank based in Washington.
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In 2015, top antimissile experts gathered at the Center for Strategic and International Studies, a Washington think tank.
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Delisle is the director of the Federal Education Budget Project at New America, a Washington, DC think tank.
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Matt A. Mayer is president of Opportunity Ohio, a free market think tank, and long-time political commentator.
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The CATO Institute – a conservative think tank – estimates that ending DACA would cost our economy another $200 billion.
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Paulson later started a China-focused think tank, for instance, which now regularly opines on the trade war.
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Between 2008 and 2017, Islamabad purchased more than $6 billion of Chinese weaponry, according to think tank CSIS.
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Think tank Migration Policy Institute estimated in a 2015 report there were 820,000 unauthorized immigrants with criminal records.
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They founded the John Hay Initiative, a think tank and advisory group promoting that internationalist vision, in 2013.
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This change would bring some logistical challenges, as Christen Linke Young wrote for the Brookings Institution think tank.
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He is currently a senior fellow at the Heartland Institute, a conservative and libertarian public policy think tank.
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"The optics don't look good," said Vivek Dehejia, a senior fellow at Mumbai-based think tank IDFC Institute.
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Cruz will be back next week to speak to conservative activists at a prominent free-market think tank.
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Michael Sandoval is senior energy policy analyst at the Independence Institute, a free market think tank in Denver.
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For the most part, however, he said conservative elites in the think tank world have not followed suit.
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The think tank found supportive evidence for child access prevention laws reducing suicide and unintentional injuries and deaths.
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Daniel R. DePetris Astoria, Queens The writer is a fellow at Defense Priorities, a foreign policy think tank.
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The most thoughtful and careful think tank that is skeptical of globalization is Larry Mishel's Economic Policy Institute.
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Satellite imagery of the area showed India "didn't hit their targets," according to a think tank in Washington.
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"China is already de-coupling," said Lee Seong-hyon, research fellow at South Korea's Sejong Institute think tank.
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The poll by the Lowy Institute, an independent policy think tank based in Sydney, was conducted between Feb.
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I studied global studies and journalism in college, and then worked on marketing and design at a political magazine, on multimedia production at a foreign policy think tank, on editorial strategy at a journalism think tank, and then on news products and international expansion at a global digital media organization.
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William Frey, a demographer at the Brookings Institution, a think-tank, points out that the recession hit them hard.
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But more governments are adopting a model leasing law proposed in 2016 by the government think tank Niti Aayog.
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"The left loves a good betrayal," says Joe Guinan, a fellow at the Democracy Collaborative, an American think-tank.
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Last month, the Atlantic Council think tank held a dinner to send off Tom Bossert, one of its fellows.
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More precisely, it's where you send mail to the National Policy Institute, the think tank that built the movement.
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This increased military activity rattled Moscow, says Alexander Gabuev, a sinologist at the Carnegie Moscow Centre, a think-tank.
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Noriega now works for the conservative think tank American Enterprise Institute and is also managing director of Vision Americas.
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Kazuhiko Fuji, senior fellow at RIETI, a Japanese government affiliated think-tank, said the bilateral talks are looking fragile.
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The Heritage Foundation, a conservative think tank, will also hold meetings about the issue with Facebook executives, Axios reports.
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"It's an amazing bastardization of the faith," wrote John Halpin of the liberal Center for American Progress think tank.
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Suzanne DiMaggio of the New America Foundation think tank in Washington said there may be some room for dialogue.
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A South Korean think tank said in December that Kim had ordered the killing of 340 people since 2011.
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That appeared to contradict a recent report by a U.S. think tank that said the lab had operated intermittently.
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The premier DC think tank named Wieseltier its Isaiah Berlin Senior Fellow in Culture and Policy in March 2015.
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Yet, says Elizabeth Collett of the Migration Policy Institute Europe, a think-tank, they may have dodged a bullet.
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"The policy is wider than just Syria," says Andrei Kortunov of the Russian International Affairs Council, a think-tank.
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"Everything they export is dumping," said Derek Scissors, Asia economist at the American Enterprise Institute, a Washington think tank.
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"Something will eventually have to give," says Justin Bronk of the Royal United Services Institute, a London think-tank.
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He was also chairman of the center-right think tank Policy Exchange before being elected to parliament in 2005.
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Governments should "start with modest expectations" for manufacturing, says James Manyika of the McKinsey Global Institute, a think-tank.
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But the stat comes from a conservative think-tank, and other estimates didn't put the cost nearly as high.
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"Skill levels in Spain are like an hourglass," says Marcel Jansen, a labour economist at Fedea, a think-tank.
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Subsidising sports stadiums increased with the Tax Reform Act of 2450, says Ted Gayer of Brookings, a think-tank.
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Spencer runs the small National Policy Institute think tank (annual revenue, about $125,000) out of his D.C.-area apartment.
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Spencer runs the small National Policy Institute think tank (annual revenue, about $20153,000) out of his D.C.-area apartment.
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Norman Eisen, now of the Brookings Institute, a think-tank, reckons the American residence in Prague is exceptional, too.
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A hole of $26trn will open up between 2010 and 2030, estimates the World Economic Forum, a think-tank.
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The OECD, a think-tank, defines fragile states as those that fail to provide basic services to their poor.
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A survey by BritainThinks, a Labour-leaning think-tank, finds 67% of Britons actively favour or reluctantly accept Brexit.
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The Institute for Government, a think tank, uses data analysis to examine how they have coped in recent years.
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The Center for a New American Security, a think tank, has convened back-room conversations between policymakers and researchers.
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But the good times will not last for ever, says Loren Thompson of the Lexington Institute, a think-tank.
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Ebell is director of the Center for Energy and Environment at the Competitive Enterprise Institute, a conservative think tank.
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Neither would make aid spending more effective, says Owen Barder of the Centre for Global Development, a think-tank.
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"The Chinese will retaliate," William Reinsch, a trade expert at the Stimson Center, a nonpartisan think tank, told me.
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"It's a difficult relationship for the police to manage," says Rick Muir of the Police Foundation, a think-tank.
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Imagine, wrote Samuelson, that a think-tank discovered that one in 20 alcoholics can learn to become moderate drinkers.
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The think-tank industry expanded rapidly, responding to an almost insatiable demand for bright ideas and practical policy proposals.
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But David Ndii of Africa Economics, a think-tank in Nairobi, doubts regional authorities will ever really clamp down.
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Some big patrons might clumsily seek to influence research directly, and must be politely rebuffed by think-tank bosses.
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Correction: An earlier version of this article misidentified the think-tank for which Alessandro Rosina co-ordinated his study.
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The incompetence of Romania's latest government is outrageous, says Oana Popescu of Global Focus, a think-tank in Bucharest.
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A new study from the Migration Policy Institute, a nonpartisan immigration think tank, suggests that maybe they never will.
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James Meadway, a former adviser to Mr McDonnell, is writing a book on Corbynomics, funded by the think-tank.
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And they are clamming up in other ways, says Gavin Freeguard of the Institute for Government, a think-tank.
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Tory efforts to win back minorities are still "nascent", says Sunder Katwala, director of British Future, a think-tank.
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The Academy is a think tank tied to Chinas National Development and Reform Commission, the countrys state economic planner.
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"Trump may try and get a waiver," Aaron Stein, Director of the Middle East program at think-tank FPRI.
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According to the Brennan Center, a nonpartisan think tank, voter fraud is less common than being struck by lightning.
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"That's a gun you don't want to shoot, frankly," says Jeffrey Bader of the Brookings Institution, a think-tank.
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The Centre for Policy Research, a Delhi-based think-tank, estimates that there are about 2640 providers per village.
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Mr Wang is proud that his "independent" think-tank is funded by Chinese entrepreneurs and companies, not the state.
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But a working paper by the Brookings Institution, a think-tank, offers a sobering antidote to this youthful optimism.
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Altan must make a profit to keep investing in its network, said Jorge Negrete, CEO of think-tank Mediatelecom.
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Although they had survived for seven years through creative alliances with local officials, Think Tank quickly found itself shuttered.
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The country's poor can expect more pain, says Angus Blair, head of Cairo-based think tank the Signet Institute.
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Camilla Born, of the E3G think-tank, said the Paris Agreement was now a victim of its own success.
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I founded a think tank because I was the domestic policy director on the McCain presidential campaign, aka unemployed.
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Timothy Sparapani is the founder of consulting firm SPQR Strategies and a senior fellow at technology think tank CALinnovates.
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But a 2016 think tank study by the RAND Corporation commissioned by the Department of Defense contradicts Hartzler's assessments.
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Greater London is the fifth-largest metropolitan economy in the world, according to the Brookings Institution, a think-tank.
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In a recent book, Richard Youngs of Carnegie Europe, a think-tank, suggests that the puzzle is more complex.
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ROME - ECB supervisor Ignazio Angeloni speaks at an event organised by economic policy think tank Itinerari Previdenziali - 0845 GMT.
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The closures gathered momentum after the economic recession of 2008, according to the Urban Land Institute, a think tank.
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That's according to a CNBC analysis of fresh estimates from the Tax Foundation, a right-of-center think tank.
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The think tank TechFreedom published a post on Medium detailing their concerns with how the switch is taking place.
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Hospitals are also getting involved, said think-tank the Urban Institute, with several working to build low-cost housing.
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"Political instability would indeed cause financial instability," said Guntram Wolff, director of Bruegel, an influential Brussels-based think tank.
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Last year, Turkish security officials manhandled several journalists at a Washington think tank where Erdogan was set to speak.
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Raoul Ruparel, co-director of Open Europe, a think-tank, said Cameron wanted to project a solemn, statesmanlike image.
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"This has been politically contentious," said Andreas Graf, an energy policy analyst at the European think tank Agora Energiewende.
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INDIA'S FEB UNEMPLOYMENT RATE AT 7.2 PCT VS 5.9 PCT IN FEB 2018 - SAYS CMIE, PRIVATE INDIAN THINK TANK
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The cuts to its funding were recommended to the administration by the Heritage Foundation, a Washington-based think tank.
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"Every individual or company should contribute its fair share," he told a gala dinner organized by think-tank Bruegel.
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The Guttmacher Institute, a think-tank, found that 56% of pregnancies in Latin America and the Caribbean are unintended.
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Pai attacked the law while speaking at the Maine Heritage Policy Center, a right-wing think tank in Portland.
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The latest clashes "illustrated the risks of leveraging violence," argues Laurence Broers of Chatham House, a British think-tank.
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Notably, Sandberg gave last night's talk at an event organized by a conservative think tank: the American Enterprise Institute.
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Reports by Chatham House, a British think-tank, on diet and climate change appeared in both 2014 and 2015.
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Reaching the 2 percent target could cost NATO's European members $96 billion per year, according to think tank Bruegel.
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Two dozen states, including Georgia, have tightened restrictions since, according to the Brennan Center for Justice, a think tank.
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Her think tank, Center for a New American Security, put out a Monday statement saying she was staying put.
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Among the accounts that were suspended is that of Richard Spencer, head of the National Policy Institute think tank.
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Today: a think-tank fellow who makes $15/hour and spends some of it on Trader Joe's Green Tea.
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Occupation: Communications Intern & Junior Fellow Industry: Nonprofit Think Tank Age: 22Location: Washington, D.C. Salary: $15/hour for three months.
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"America risks becoming the air force of jihadist groups," says Thanassis Cambanis of the Century Foundation, a think-tank.
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" Sam Bowman, executive director of free market think-tank the Adam Smith Institute, dismissed the research as "pub economics.
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In 2014-15 it raised £1,283,000, according to the Council for Advancement and Support of Education, a think-tank.
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But the situation with foreign universities is different, said Attila Juhasz, a political analyst at think tank Political Capital.
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"This is about bringing Armenia to the negotiating table," says Zaur Shiriyev of Chatham House, a British think-tank.
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Another, says Cengiz Aktar, a scholar at the Istanbul Policy Centre, a think-tank, is to play for time.
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According to Sunder Katwala of British Future, a think-tank, Mr Khan's achievement alludes to the "depolarisation" of society.
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William Rosenau and Ralph Espach, both senior analysts at the Virginia-based think tank CNA concurred with Latell's conclusion.
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All this distracts from his successes, points out Nicole Gelinas of the Manhattan Institute, a New York think-tank.
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For more than a decade the think-tank has assessed the global costs and benefits of different development schemes.
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The Independent Women's Forum, a conservative think tank in Washington, D.C., first suggested the paid leave proposal in January.
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Leamer is outreach manager and a senior policy analyst at the R Street Institute, a free-market think tank.
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The group currently functions as a think tank associated with the United Kingdom's Labour Party, according to its website.
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Linda Gorman is health care policy center director at the Independence Institute, a free market think tank in Denver.
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A poll by the Lowy Institute, a think-tank, shows that 70% of Australians are optimistic about the economy.
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Peck is a policy analyst at Engine, a public policy think tank and advocacy group based in San Francisco.
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In a research paper in March, think-tank Bruegel said companies could help to bolster the continent's investment banks.
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The Brookings Institution, a think-tank, rates Milwaukee as the most racially segregated of America's 51 large metro areas.
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During the campaign, economic adviser Peter Navarro accused the group of liberal bias, which the think tank had rebutted.
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Nonprofit think tank The Stimson Center found that, since 2023/11, counterterrorism funding has averaged $186.6 billion per year.
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I believe that he will be more of pragmatist, notwithstanding the content of some of his think tank writings.
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"Economic security in Cambodia is very fragile," says Vannarith Chheang of the Asian Vision Institute, a Cambodian think-tank.
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And according to the Pew Research Centre, an American think-tank, its readership in its largest market skews left.
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Barry Lynn and his Open Markets team researched economic competition issues as part of the New America think tank.
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He also sits on the board of directors for the Eno Center for Transportation, a D.C.-based think tank.
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Doing that would raise about $1.3 trillion over a decade, said the Tax Policy Center, a Washington think tank.
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Groceries, candy and soda are already exempt from sales taxes in Nevada, the Tax Foundation, a think tank, reported.
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Google now has a more cryptic, but certainly more badass, name for its internal think tank and policy organization.
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A survey by Legatum, a think-tank, found that people feel far more positive about socialism than about capitalism.
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As Balazs Jarabik of the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, a think-tank, observes, the social contract is changing.
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Harinda Vidanage, director of a local think tank, says Trump is "systematically undoing" the achievements of a liberal world.
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An April survey by think tank Zavecz Research put support for Orban's Fidesz party at 27 percent of voters.
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Charlie Katebi is a state government relations manager at The Heartland Institute, a nonprofit, nonpartisan public policy think tank.
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Johnson is a fellow of the Royal Aeronautical Society, and senior adviser to the Royal Air Force think tank.
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Nonprofit think tank The Stimson Center found that, since 6900/2628, counterterrorism funding has averaged $28503 billion per year.
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He currently serves as vice president of communications for the Bipartisan Policy Center, a centrist public policy think tank.
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Elizabeth Tsurkov is a Research Fellow specializing in Syria at the Forum for Regional Thinking, an Israeli think-tank.
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The Washington-based Atlantic Council think tank and several universities are also part of the project, the source said.
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The annual "Good Growth for Cities" survey by accountancy firm PwC and think tank Demos, polled 26,26 U.K. adults.
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Over 20 million Americans have gained coverage under Obamacare, according to the Urban Institute, a left-leaning think tank.
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The conference hosted an event on Sunday in Manchester, England, titled 'Challenging 'Islamophobia,'' by the think tank Policy Exchange.
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Mark Bloomfield is President and CEO of American Council for Capital Formation, a free-market, pro-business think tank.
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The Centre for International Governance Innovation (CIGI), a Canadian think tank focusing on Internet governance, commissioned the Ipsos poll.
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Chris Pope is a senior fellow at the Manhattan Institute, a nonprofit conservative think tank based in New York.
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About a quarter of American adults identify as evangelical Christians, according to the U.S. think-tank Pew Research Center.
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One program at the think tank could criticize a major funder of other programs without creating too many problems.
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Bodnar is currently the Managing Director of the Rocky Mountain Institute think tank, where he works on sustainable finance.
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That is particularly crucial now, said Liz Gallagher, a climate diplomacy expert at London-based environmental think tank E3G.
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And the changes can't come soon enough, said Rob Bailey, research director for the British think-tank Chatham House.
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"It's a bit of a flashpoint," Camilla Born, of the E3G climate think-tank, said of the U.S. meeting.
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Four in ten of the world's coal plants are unprofitable, a November report by think tank Carbon Tracker found.
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"You have to find ways to work together," said Heather Hurlburt, a director at the think tank New America.
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The Center for American Progress (CAP), a liberal think tank, will stop accepting money from the United Arab Emirates.
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The study on prospects for ethanol by state energy think tank EPE is due to be published on Friday.
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The study uses data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics analyzed by the liberal think-tank Economic Policy Institute.
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I've known the ambassador for several years, as our paths have periodically crossed in the Washington think tank community.
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And those higher payouts last for about 75 days following the receipt of the refund, the think tank found.
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The think tank reviewed the company's corporate marketing and sales strategy targeting the United States, an internal memo shows.
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Mr. Indyk and executives from JPMorgan said the company and the think tank simply agreed on a worthy agenda.
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British Think Tank The Foreign Policy Centre warned of Turkmenistan's "massive human rights abuses" and "use of forced labour."
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The emails were first reported by Bridge Magazine, run by the Center for Michigan, a public policy think tank.
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Karolina Wigura of the Polish think tank Kultura Liberalna placed blame for recent developments on a state of amnesia.
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Mike Lee and well-known conservative voice at the Sutherland Institute think tank, was floated as a possible candidate.
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Many Asian-Pacific Islanders eligible for the program have not applied, according the Migration Policy Institute, a think tank.
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The Centre for Media Studies, a Delhi-based think tank, estimates that the 73 election cost around $2 billion.
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According to research published last year by think tank Z/Yen, London is the world's leading financial services hub.
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In fact, Feilding's drugs think tank and NGO, the Beckley Foundation, sponsored and supported the research from Johns Hopkins.
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A think-tank funded by the South Korean government devoted to researching the issue also opened earlier this month.
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"The government is ruling by fiat," Reggie Thompson, Latin America analyst at the security think tank Stratfor, told me.
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