So it might not be top of mind, but thank goodness Apple helps us keep it top of mind.
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The fact that it wasn't top of mind even during the Univision debate raises questions about when it would be top of mind in a Sanders presidency.
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Top of mind for this administration or not so much?
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In today's competitive labor market, salary is top of mind.
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Buyers like Celena Vittorio had one thing top of mind.
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"I don't think insurance is top of mind," she said.
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But Stucky said none of that was top of mind.
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Nails, and other cosmetic services, just ain't top of mind.
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I think it's top of mind for every good founder.
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The vision board helps you keep it top of mind.
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And it is top of mind, obviously, in Washington right now.
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Wearing a "safe for work" costume should be top of mind.
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But that business isn't top of mind for them right now.
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As we inch closer to E3, games are top of mind.
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Instead, they're now designed with aesthetic and functionality top of mind.
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Competitors are top of mind for RapidAPI in another regard, too.
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Health and wellness are top of mind for many people today.
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"It wasn't top of mind," Mr. Bradley said in the interview.
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Equal pay was top of mind for respondents to the survey.
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The potential recession is also a top of mind for Americans.
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The economy is also top of mind for New York's Gov.
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Mr. Trump's next steps are clearly top of mind in Australia.
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So, yeah, Warren's tough tech talk is hardly top of mind.
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By 2000, more and more people had weather top of mind.
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But San Diego should be top of mind for any traveler.
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Digital initiatives to grow online sales are also top of mind.
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Cybersecurity simply wasn't top of mind even a few years ago.
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Mr. Trump's next steps are clearly top of mind in Australia.
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If you are top of wallet, you are top of mind.
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Not a top-of-mind issue While the Russia probe has dominated the headlines for the past year, interviews with voters in CA-48 by CNN have underscored that it is not a top-of-mind issue.
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Buying a home can't be top of mind for many of them.
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High earners are even more inclined to keep value top of mind.
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If you're worried about surviving, getting online probably isn't top of mind.
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I also don't think it's top of mind for investors right now.
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With each update, Facebook has sworn that transparency is top of mind.
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What's top of mind is: Is this going to make someone uncomfortable?
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I think that that's a lot more top-of-mind for people.
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You think about that as really just keep Tide top of mind.
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Social Security and Medicare, typically senior issues, were not top of mind.
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Beating up on Silicon Valley is not top of mind for voters.
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And top of mind for many was Trump's tendency to villainize reporters.
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Whatever you do, keep your relationship with your boss top of mind.
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"The U.S. is still top of mind for most brands," Heyward said.
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An inclusive inventory is very much top of mind for H&M.
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Bartending practices aside, spirits sourcing is also top of mind for Colliau.
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As far as women's safety goes, it's top of mind for us.
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Startups are now top of mind for a lot of college graduates.
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Republican-leaning women have security top of mind followed by economic issues.
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Comparatively, Android and Apple were more top of mind for app developers.
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More from the event: High valuations continue to be top of mind.
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One of them at the top of mind these days is DACA.
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According to other exit polls, healthcare is top of mind for voters.
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For those who take public transit, this concern is top of mind.
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They carry themselves as though these accomplishments are always top-of-mind.
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Those thoughts have been top-of-mind on the Alpine circuit lately.
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Topics trending on Twitter may not be top of mind in Mississippi.
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Lingering tensions between the US and Iran also are top of mind.
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"Every doctor in the U.S. has this top of mind," he said.
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For many families in winter, escaping the cold is top of mind.
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But that&aposs not to say that branches are top of mind.
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"And that top of mind awareness gets more visitation for all locations."
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People's actual health care bills aren't always top of mind in Washington.
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As a result, N.F.L. rules and their interpretation are top of mind.
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Tech policy is also going to be top of mind at the conference.
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AI policy has been top-of-mind for many policymakers around the world.
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It's top of mind, maybe it's subconscious and then it bubbles up later.
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Prince Harry has wife Meghan Markle top of mind — even when they're apart.
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They will make the investment in that relationship to be top of mind.
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Even before that attack, Internet of Things security had been top of mind.
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Discoverability is always top of mind and it's always changing on the platform.
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Here are the ones we anticipate being top of mind in 2019: 1.
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Having a dedicated device in the kitchen kept the idea top-of-mind.
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It starts with a round table discussion to see what's top of mind.
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Keeping someone else's struggle and strife top of mind is hard to do.
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These are the issues that are top of mind for so many folks.
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Look for immigration to be top of mind for some of the candidates.
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The coronavirus disease has become top of mind for millions around the world.
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That's because those opportunities typically aren't top of mind for job seekers, he said.
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In general, political comedy makes candidate traits become more salient and top-of-mind.
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Here's what's top-of-mind for us: How will Donald Trump impact Apple's business?
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Sexual harassment, of course, is top of mind for a lot people right now.
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Voters who are going to the polls here have their pocketbooks top of mind.
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You can't think of the European startup scene without Berlin coming top-of-mind.
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Indoor air quality (IAQ) probably isn't top of mind for most people, if any.
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"Some other players might actually come up at the top of mind," he added.
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Take voting rights as a top-of-mind example heading into the midterm elections.
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With summer fast approaching, vacation will soon be top of mind for many professionals.
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For many scientists, cementing environmental protections and ensuring better transparency is top-of-mind.
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"I think wellness has been top of mind for some time now," said Corvino.
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By keeping fiscal responsibility top of mind, they can forge a solution that lasts.
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The firm launched another podcast, "Top of Mind at Goldman Sachs," earlier this year.
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TV that impeachment is not top of mind for most voters across the country.
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Wojcicki said that "privacy is top of mind" for both consumers and the company.
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But, proposals and wish lists weren't top-of-mind for Trump in this speech.
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Their baby boy was top of mind during the first day of the tour.
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In the midst of the dead heat of summer, fun accessories are top of mind.
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The company wants to ensure that their platform stays top of mind when news happens.
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That way, my thoughtfulness will always be top of mind when they enter the bathroom.
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And now that she's a filmmaker herself, the issue is perhaps more top of mind.
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That needs to be top of mind when we see the redacted Mueller report Thursday.
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This question has been top of mind for the innovation sector for some time now.
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He is also inspired by an Albert Einstein quote that he keeps top of mind.
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But that's also not top of mind right now: on a whiteboard in the Comma.
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Clearly, privacy is top of mind for anybody in the web browser business, Microsoft included.
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Access to affordable, low down-payment mortgages is understandably top-of-mind for many policymakers.
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McMahon: What is top of mind for you in this opening week of the Tour?
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As might be expected, retirement is not top of mind for most of our generation.
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Fake news has been top of mind for a lot of people as of late.
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"International expansion is top of mind for us," adds Holly Ormseth, Uber Rewards' product manager.
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For the city's stellar local jewelers, of course, jewelry is top of mind year-round.
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Although these two recent examples are top-of-mind, they are not the only ones.
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My issue was that I don't use CREAMER, and so it wasn't top of mind.
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For Texans, handling the insurance aspects probably isn't top of mind — nor should it be.
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Turnout went up in 1916, 1952, 1940 and 2004 when wars were top of mind.
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She acknowledges that "privacy is top of mind" both for consumers and her executive team.
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The impact of the election's outcome in relation to Russia should be top of mind.
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His reelection campaign seemed to be top of mind for Trump in other ways, too.
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The House gets back to work, with the impeachment inquiry top of mind for Democrats.
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In normal times this question would not be top of mind for Mexican policy makers.
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Corruption is top of mind as voters decide who should replace term-limited comedian Jimmy Morales.
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It was brought down by Vietnam, which is often not top of mind for stock investors.
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For many people, it's that time of year again when setting goals is top of mind.
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I firmly believe USA Gymnastics always had my health and well-being top of mind. pic.twitter.
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The prospect of an earlier-than-expected exit due to job loss isn't top of mind.
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In an election where health care is top-of-mind, candidates may be missing an opportunity.
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So, if preserving your carpeting is top-of-mind for you, go with some rubber mats.
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IBM does not jump to top of mind for buyers looking for next-generation collaboration tools.
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"Cash flow is always top of mind, just like if you were a company," he said.
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Knits aren't typically top-of-mind when it comes to dressing up, but they should be.
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Given those numbers, the acquisition was top of mind in CEO Chuck Robbins' comments to analysts.
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Needless to say, the future of Silicon Valley was top of mind on stage at Disrupt.
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We're working on a safety system—it's not 100% done yet, but it's top of mind.
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Any programs designed to address malnutrition and food insecurity needs to keep this top of mind.
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Top of mind for investors is sure to be the numbers supporting WeWork's expansion to date.
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Pollsters found roads are "top-of-mind" to all registered voters, regardless of their political affiliation.
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Vietnam may not be as top of mind for honeymooners as Bali, but it should be.
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After a rough hurricane season, the damage wrought by extreme weather events is top of mind.
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There is one practical thing I want to talk about that's top of mind with me.
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At top of mind will be moderate frontliners — the party's most electorally vulnerable members — like Reps.
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Yang was also top of mind here: 8 percent of Florida readers submitted questions for him.
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Business leaders hoping to break into any industry should always keep customer centricity top of mind.
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It will be up to Mr. Cuomo to ensure the public good is top of mind.
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The election is not top of mind in the bond market, as the Fed meets Wednesday.
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Consider the importance of that relationship: Trade is top of mind for farmers throughout the Midwest.
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It would be overwhelming: Dates, names, phone numbers — they would all be constantly top of mind.
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There's no denying it: thanks to Tim Cook, encryption and privacy is top of mind this cycle.
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When we set up shop, we quickly realized that we must keep our community top of mind.
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She says it's easier to keep those things top of mind when the list is whittled down.
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While this has always been top of mind for me, it's never been more so than now.
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"The way Instagram is important for us is it helps us stay top of mind," Barak says.
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When piling on thick sweaters and chin-high turtlenecks, layering necklaces might not be top of mind.
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It's a different path, but same goal to be more relevant and "top of mind" for users.
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Why it matters: The threat that automation poses to the economy is top-of-mind right now.
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President Trump has made sure that the "immigration crisis" is still top of mind for many Americans.
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This item, she notes, is a reminder to keep what — and who — really matters top of mind.
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This routine will keep your big goals top of mind, and boost your chances of achieving them.
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While ARM improves its chip tech every year, this year VR was very much top of mind.
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Misinformation has been top of mind for many in Silicon Valley since last year's U.S. presidential election.
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Inflation will already be top of mind for markets Wednesday, even before the Fed's 24.3 p.m. statement.
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Because if we keep these top of mind, we can ensure we're heading down the right path.
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Trump made it clear the probe is top of mind during a string of tweets Tuesday morning.
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The use of tear gas was top of mind -- as illustrated in an instantly iconic Reuters photo.
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It's top of mind and intense and it's behind a lot of the fluidity in this race.
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With looming threats like a nuclear North Korea, national security is top of mind for many Americans.
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"Net neutrality is obviously top of mind," he said in an email to that commissioner, Michael O'Rielly.
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They don't avoid difficult conversations because they keep the best interests of the individuals top of mind.
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They consistently post social media ads and updates to keep the bar top of mind for locals.
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It's a matter that is top of mind for the executive committee and our larger C.B.A. committee.
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We have a team that does quality checks, and this is very top-of-mind for us.
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The point is, coronavirus is top of mind for many, and we're eager to read about it.
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For most of my life, the sartorial choices of infants weren't, shall we say, top of mind.
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Institutions using those tools also have to keep trust top of mind or risk alienating their users.
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Finally, don't forget to keep those goals top of mind with daily, weekly and quarterly goal reviews.
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"Vital records are not typically top of mind for people when serving the homeless population," Jones says.
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They often serve as recruiting function versus a culture ... Recruiting is top of mind at these startups.
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"It hasn't been top of mind with U.S. employees, but it is becoming a bigger issue," Shook said.
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Take a moment to craft a to-do list that keeps your priorities top of mind, says Simon.
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The military has deployed an increasingly sophisticated propaganda machine to make sure that promise stays top of mind.
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Controversy over Apu (top-of-mind due to a 2017 documentary) came from the character's origins and history.
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"One of the key risks top of mind for anyone right now is U.S. trade policy," he said.
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At the time, we had our values of 'Listen First' and 'Do the right thing' top of mind.
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Aside from the newly reigning rosé craze, what comes to top of mind as a legendary summer sip?
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Security is surely top of mind for just about everyone these days with major breaches on the rise.
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The ongoing spate of school shootings has made safety top of mind for her on campus, she said.
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Supporting a caregiver is not always easy or top-of-mind, but it can make a huge difference.
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But above all, complexion should be top of mind — especially when you're shopping for your friends of color.
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The question of how Marriott will manage the vast portfolio has been top of mind for industry watchers.
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The way the internet has been built and the reigning economic model isn't with privacy top of mind.
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The more this is top-of-mind for people and stays a part of the conversation, the better.
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But they were top of mind during the Bush era—and among Buttigieg's pre-occupations at the time.
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Questions around age limits, more comprehensive background checks and banning of certain weapons are all top of mind.
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When things go south for their companies, the interests of lenders won't be top of mind for them.
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McKinsey published a report on industry shifts that it says retail banks need to keep top of mind.
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"These benefits are probably not top of mind," she said — but they could save you hundreds of dollars.
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"This topic of employee experience is top of mind," said Steven Kramer, CEO of employee management platform WorkJam.
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But off-hours, it's not always top of mind — especially on the weekends, when we're more athleisure-inclined.
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That thoughtful gesture showcased that person's passion for the company and helped that candidate stay top of mind.
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"It is top of mind, and they are not confident they will emerge from this unscathed," he said.
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Especially with the ongoing coronavirus outbreak, prevention and effective hygiene is kind of top of mind for everyone.
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"Testing is top of mind in the state of California," Mr. Newsom said in a briefing on Tuesday.
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With that in mind, the issue of succession planning is top of mind for many Berkshire Hathaway investors.
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Despite the alarming levels of embezzlement taking place, it isn't top of mind for many small-business owners.
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At the very least, it will put you top-of-mind with management when opportunities to advance arise.
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Meanwhile, Unagi must keep safety top-of-mind to avoid any disastrous crashes hurting customers and its brand.
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A bench player can't have been top of mind for coach Brad Stevens, but he heard the fans.
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And with colder weather impending, we've got weighted blankets top of mind to get the comforting job done.
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Read the salient points: The comments from Fadell come as consumer addiction to technology is top of mind.
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And now, many polls show that healthcare is top of mind for large numbers of Americans, especially women.
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He'll round out the trip in Ireland, where the Good Friday Agreement and trade are top of mind.
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Health care remains top of mind, and supporters of Planned Parenthood made their presence known at several events.
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The rise of the Alternative for Germany is top of mind for Merkel and her mainstream conservative allies.
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Distracted driving is always top of mind for automakers, especially given the rising number of human-caused traffic fatalities.
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All of this will be top of mind as the coalition for women's rights marches once again this year.
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Contrast that with more than six months ago, when the issue had been top of mind for the administration.
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Paying taxes isn't necessarily top of mind as the holidays approach, but more than likely, paying for gifts is.
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Before the election last year, the accusations that Hunter misused campaign funds seemed more top of mind for voters.
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Horsepower and fuel efficiency are still top of mind for carmakers, but now so is something else: your mood.
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The result of this combination is a constant battle to stay top of mind and always offer competitive pricing.
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"The issue that's important to us is top of mind for the White House," said Dignan, the chamber leader.
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Russian energy was top of mind for the NSA and Norwegian intelligence officials, who discussed targeting Russia's petroleum sector.
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With brand, a certain company can stand top of mind when we think of something we need, like booking.
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Debris was top of mind for Spaceflight Industries, a company that arranges rocket rides for lots of satellite operators.
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Luckily, it's something that's top of mind for many people who are working to make communication easier and better.
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While Monaco's property buyer base is shifting towards a slightly younger demographic, the tax question remains top of mind.
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Top of mind was the music industry's quick decline thanks to the astounding success of the iPod and iTunes.
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Computer efficiency is at the top of mind for everyone involved in the race to develop self-driving cars.
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And it has been clear that framing the first 100 days has been top of mind for administration officials.
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Sustained attention to ideas like the culture of safety is the best way to keep it top of mind.
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When you decide to order pizza for your Super Bowl party, Pizza Hut wants to be top of mind.
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Freelancing creatives might want to consider working with a financial planner to keep their money goals top of mind.
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While their speakers for the 2018 conference were already booked, Elious was top of mind for the 2019 event.
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The vocal group of Democrats plans to make sure the concept remains top of mind in the new Congress.
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Not mentioned: The environmental and public health consequences of climate change are not top of mind for either perspective.
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Fast food chains use limited-time offerings to build hype and keep their brands top of mind with consumers.
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And, as a student at New York University, the skyrocketing cost of college is, of course, top of mind.
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Over the past few weeks, the coronavirus pandemic has floated to top of mind for users on the Pray.
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Here are some of Dr. Pidich's tips, all of which she keeps top of mind for her own travels.
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The union's health benefits were top of mind for the dozen or so workers CNN spoke to last weekend.
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We're told there should be more clarity about the plans early next week -- but it's definitely top of mind.
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Those commercial benefits are top of mind right now as the students aim to turn Carbin into a business.
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"It will just take one or two successful marketing efforts to get them top-of-mind for people again."
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"There's lots of ways that you're not top of mind for a manager to pull you in on something."
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That's putting your employees, if not first at least Top of Mind, along with your customers and your investors.
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Revisiting any of that was hardly top-of-mind for most Republicans two days after the Russia investigation ended.
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Top of mind are our omnipresent smartphones that bring our social and work lives with us wherever we go.
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Let's get to the question a lot of people have at the top of mind: What about the Porgs?
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Hari said in the long-term, the move into cloud gaming will be top of mind for Nvidia investors.
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It was several months ago and while significant, it is far from top of mind for a lot of people.
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Cows are generally not top of mind among those who call the animal pen, South of Market, San Francisco, home.
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Between election security, corporate data breaches, and ongoing discussions around data privacy, cybersecurity is top of mind across all industries.
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Because gender is top of mind for a lot of people right now, let's first take a look at that.
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Now, as the promise of a long weekend unfolds before you, the need for refreshing beverages is top of mind.
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But Trump's own sagging fortunes — and the importance of the state to his 2020 reelection hopes — were top of mind.
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Trade is the top-of-mind issue for companies whose revenue from China would be directly impacted from elevated tariffs.
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With open enrollment for many medical plans in full swing, health care is top of mind for millions of Americans.
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"Eliminating the catalog completely could end up hurting sales, as the brand may be less top of mind," he said.
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She told CNN that bullying, harassment and sexual assault are a top-of-mind issue for the girls they serve.
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As AT&T gears up to acquire Time Warner, mobile content is top-of-mind for teams at both companies.
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If that means being cheapest, or free delivery, or advertising, whatever top of mind means, they want to be that.
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Body diversity was also top of mind this season: many designers showed fall '17 collections that weren't strictly sample-sized.
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And yes, judging by the torrential flows of social media, that horrid lie is top of mind for most Hispanics.
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Ensuring the world is ready to meet the next health emergency should be top of mind for national health authorities.
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Nor are the anti-inflammatory benefits of crucifers likely to be top of mind as they eat the cauliflower tempura.
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Saving a few bucks will most certainly not be top of mind when you're freezing on a snowy winter day.
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The unprecedented bankruptcy proceedings taking place is top of mind for many Puerto Ricans as they head to the polls.
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Obviously, pregnancy and contraception are top-of-mind concerns for the vast majority of women who have sex with men.
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In a crowded and transparent marketplace, we need to be constantly "top of mind" with our customers without seeming ubiquitous.
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Pienaar shared six email templates small businesses can use to stay top of mind for customers during the holiday season.
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Recent history suggests that foreign policy is often not top-of-mind for voters when they enter the voting booth.
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Masturbate Hey, what better way to keep sex top of mind than to have an orgasm right before falling asleep?
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Top of mind for investors has been the sell-off in the Turkish lira, which extended its declines on Monday.
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Attracting customers, driving revenue and piecing together a strong team are all top of mind at this stage. ""http://mashable.
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And, if they are not top of mind then they continue to strain bonds of trust between community and the institution.
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He is pressing Rosenstein over the releasing of documents which I know has been top of mind for all of you.
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"We have seen CEOs take different paths to influence, but it's certainly top of mind here in Silicon Valley," said Quinn.
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With speed and convenience at the top of mind, I decided to test out both services to see which performed best.
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It always needs to be top of mind, so it drives our focus and our mission on caring for our customers.
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Though new mom of three Katherine Heigl always wanted to be a mother, carrying a child herself wasn't top of mind.
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There's already so much other gear that you seemingly need to work out, so underwear is usually not top of mind.
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"So those things are absolutely top of mind and things that we are working towards in the next iteration of Book."
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Her pride for India was top of mind whilst accepting her award, especially the women who helped her along the way.
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When financial valuations, shareholders and exit strategies are top of mind for a business, little attention is paid to company culture.
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For many online video stars, YouTube is top of mind when it comes to the best place to post a video.
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The "below the belt selfie" media circus surrounding Jeff Bezos has made encrypted communications top of mind among nervous executive handlers.
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With the Equifax hack still delivering fun little nuggets with every passing day, your online security should be top of mind.
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It would be a lie to say that in 2004, privacy was top of mind when I eagerly joined the service.
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When my family started to think about what to get me for Father's Day, guess what will be top of mind?
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And yet, even with all of those projects swirling about her head, her daughter is still at the top of mind.
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When they approach artistic partners, step one is getting a read on top-of-mind issues and ideas from everyone involved.
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Earnings were top-of-mind in U.S. trading, raising the Dow Jones Industrial Average 192.26 points, or 0.83 percent, to 23,466.22.
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To a certain extent, Wal-Mart is also willing to spend a lot to be top of mind to their clients.
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The issue is top of mind for lawmakers, who hear story after story of the harrowing impact on their home districts.
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Outerknown should be top of mind for anyone who cares about the environment and is looking for surf lifestyle-inspired essentials.
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As tuition continues to balloon, the finances of higher education are at the top of mind for many of those students.
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Managing health information tends to be top of mind only for those who are chronically ill or obsessed with their health.
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Central bank policy was top of mind on Wall Street on Thursday, but experts were divided in deciphering the path forward.
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Gates encourages young women to keep time poverty top of mind as they start to think about forming their own families.
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If this becomes the new norm, it has to be done with students who don't have the internet top of mind.
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That said, it may not be a big enough top-of-mind issue to drive people to the polls come November.
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"Oribe's dedication to beauty and glamour has always been top of mind," Oribe's co-president Daniel Kaner said in a statement.
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So I think that characteristic has got to be top of mind for Larry and the board as they consider candidates.
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What has been top of mind for the party's rank and file is finding a candidate who can defeat Mr. Trump.
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Because color and visual texture were top of mind, one holiday staple pie didn't make the cut for this project: pumpkin.
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But his backhand remains top of mind even if current ATP players gave a slight edge to Gasquet's elastic one-hander.
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Our clients and fans are also top of mind for us at this time, as we prepare for a strong restart.
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Coronavirus is still top of mind and has dominated the news cycle once again as transportation-related industries feel the crunch.
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Inking a trade pact with the newly EU-free Great Britain is top of mind, along with health care and housing.
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"It's definitely top of mind and something that we want to do sooner rather than later," CEO Sachin Monga tells us.
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" Millennials, Mr. Moskal said, are "a significant number of our guests, and wellness is at top of mind for that demographic.
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Things could change on a dime and remembering to get life insurance may not be top of mind when they do.
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But as you are thinking about this whole model I suspect that Amazon's go to market strategy isn't top of mind.
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These tangible examples have moved digital disruption from a secondary concern to a top-of-mind issue at the board level.
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Race issues are certainly always top of mind for many in this country, and clearly Russia perceived that as an opportunity.
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The index's recent sideways action has made that question top of mind for investors — and, unsurprisingly, many disagree on the answer.
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Whatever is top of mind for you, take the time to plan how you will approach it in the coming year.
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Corruption and the fight against the Islamist terror group Boko Haram are top of mind as voters head to the polls.
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Abuse and disinformation were top of mind, but Dorsey also spoke to another problem as well: the proliferation of cryptocurrency giveaway scams.
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The fraught state of the relationship between Washington and Beijing — now top of mind for investors — will also continue to loom large.
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Scammers have been top of mind in the past week, as people stream the various Fyre Festival documentaries on Hulu and Netflix.
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So-called "patent trolls" may not be top of mind for the public, but they're certainly on the mind of technology innovators.
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Security is also top of mind for airport officials and travelers, with the recent Brussels attacks highlighting the vulnerability of transit terminals.
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Gender equality is top of mind in Hollywood now, especially with the Time's Up initiative and the rising popularity of inclusion riders.
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It's a move that can keep you top-of-mind, and simply show your conscientious side — a quality many employers look for.
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We don't talk about it much, because he's 9, and social justice and gender identity aren't really top of mind for him.
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Lawford noted that despite being far from the U.K., it's became top of mind for most of the fellow Brits she knows.
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It was left to PayPal, Square, Mint and others to build the online services that are top of mind for consumers today.
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These questions are top of mind after 10 people walked in the Santa Fe High School today and did not walk out.
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That's because shoppers enjoy the flexibility of returning items to the store, and because physical space keeps a brand top of mind.
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But lately, as the league has become entrenched in hugely polarized, headline-making political debates, image and optics are top of mind.
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Skvarla and Conrad say they hope the store will become "top-of-mind for grab-and-go gifts," as Skvarla puts it.
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We talk about how to work with lobbyists — who often have their own agenda — while keeping our bosses' priorities top of mind.
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"Unfortunately, although there have been horrific events of gun violence, it doesn't seem investors are keeping it top-of-mind," Rosenbluth said.
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Not surprisingly, the jittery markets at the end of 2015 and the beginning of this year were top of mind for advisors.
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This generation is getting to the age where things like owning a home or starting a family is more top-of-mind.
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Chyna will appear with her lawyer, Lisa Bloom, and top of mind for them is the revenge porn Rob posted in anger.
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Whatever you decide, keep your financial goals top of mind make sure the decision still fits within your long term financial plan.
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Security continues to remain top of mind for organizations and consumers, as each day seems to bring another high-profile network breach.
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When Alfred Padilla and Katrina Seitz toured a townhouse in Bedford-Stuyvesant, Brooklyn, earlier this year, storage space was top of mind.
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When the company was looking to expand to a new space, building a playful and yet practical environment was top of mind.
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But I'll admit it's not always top of mind when I'm hunting for a bangin' new piece to add to my wardrobe.
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Though immigration was top of mind for lawmakers, Trump reportedly strayed from the topic early and often during his remarks to Republicans.
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Now that age group is top of mind for many Americans as the nation confronts the staggering costs of the coronavirus crisis.
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Now that age group is top of mind for many Americans as the nation confronts the staggering costs of the coronavirus crisis.
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It is important to show empathy and recognise that this issue is top of mind and that people's morale will be affected.
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"Recruiting is not top of mind right now," said Alisa Levin, a New York City based recruiter whose firm, Greene Levin Snyder.
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Democratic candidates are often asked about the climate crisis, a signal that the issue is top of mind for active Democratic voters.
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How the pandemic and the looming economic downturn will impact Oracle's transformation was clearly top of mind for some Wall Street analysts.
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After what the company went through, he said, avoiding another fire is a top-of-mind priority for him and his team.
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Headquarters: San Francisco, CaliforniaIndustry: EnergyQuote from employee on why it's good for women:"Inclusion is top tier and always top of mind."
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"For most of the people that I talk with, it's not a top-of-mind worry whether phase two happens," said Pratt.
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Local news affiliates will absolutely drag their cameras to a star-studded rally, keeping their names top of mind for Iowa voters.
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Writing it out daily kept my goal top of mind, so I was much less likely to forget it throughout the day.
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The is top of mind for investors, and after interviewing U.S. National Economic Council chief , Cramer is worried it could get worse.
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Also top of mind for many retailers now is the deadly coronavirus, which is already impacting sourcing, manufacturing and deliveries in China.
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It may be 2019, but the 1950s have been top of mind recently, what with the success of shows like The Marvelous Mrs.
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Proposed Georgia legislation aimed at cracking down on modern slavery comes during a month when human trafficking is top-of-mind for many.
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Leaving us to wonder which out of the two we should actually be buying — with price, taste, and environmental impact top of mind.
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"If you ask anywhere out in these districts, people don't have Russia as a top of mind issue," said GOP consultant Rob Stutzman.
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Cybersecurity isn't often top-of-mind when you're hiring a financial advisor, but it should be — for the sake of your financial security.
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Concerns like these have been top of mind for people like Arthur L. Caplan, the founding director of NYU's Division of Medical Ethics.
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Brexit remained top of mind, appearing on the cover of our British edition six times this year—not counting broader British political stories.
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"People don't like to think about taxes more than once a year, so the credit may not be top of mind," said Collinson.
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As a kid, I would help him stuff envelopes with brochures so that he would constantly be top-of-mind to his customers.
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Taking risks keeps them from falling behind in a rapidly shifting industry, and radical decisions keep them at the consumer top-of-mind.
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From the very beginning, Fox has harnessed the power of viral marketing to keep Deadpool top of mind in the social media sphere.
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"As the boss, it's your responsibility to keep the goals of the department — as well as the organization — top of mind," she says.
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The decision of President Donald Trump to pull the U.S. out of the Paris climate agreement was top of mind at the conference.
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Idaho's gubernatorial candidates also have been pressed to name education as their top priority, reflecting their would-be constituents' top-of-mind concern.
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I'll keep things short this week, since we're reaching peak vacation season and finance news is probably not top of mind right now.
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"As the boss, it's your responsibility to keep the goals of the department — as well as the organization — top of mind," says Augustine.
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I work my butt off every single day and I never ever stop working, keeping the customer top-of-mind at every turn.
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The candidates are mostly intelligent folk, I rationalized, so maybe they just needed a reminder that would bring this issue top of mind.
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Because of this, verifying in an interview that you play nice with others is often top-of-mind for recruiters and hiring managers.
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But with Facebook already under investigation, data security top of mind and the antitrust debate resurgent, those issues are sure to come up.
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That this disconnect wouldn't be top-of-mind for Thiel, who was instrumental in building the epicenter of America's new economy, is inexplicable.
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Trump and the #MeToo movement have brought the workplace side of that consensus to the top of mind, at least among young women.
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What were top of mind were issues he helped bring to the national forefront, including Medicare-for-all, affordable housing, and climate change.
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"The top of mind concern was uncertainty around CSRs in 2017 and 2018," Hemi Tewarson, a health policy adviser at the NGA, says.
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She vowed to tone it down with the jewelry ever since, and ya gotta think that's top of mind when she's in Paris.
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Bills, rent, food, and other financial considerations were top of mind, living paycheck to paycheck, but of equal concern was my own health.
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They're a series of smaller, moderated panel discussions — and a place where audience members can interact and ask their top-of-mind questions.
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At an NBC party at the Rainbow Room last Thursday, everyone looked vaguely famous, even if their names weren't necessarily top of mind.
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Sustainability is becoming a big trend in the packaged goods and fashion industry as environmental concerns are increasingly top of mind for consumers.
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And Apple has a lot of skin in the game over the future of policies which have been top of mind for Trump.
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Sharing videos on LinkedIn keeps her top of mind with clients who've used her services before and may need help in the future.
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These issues are "top of mind" for brands right now, said one of the executives, who spoke to CNBC in a phone interview.
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The Foxconn situation — the largest Apple iPhone production facility is Foxconn's mainland China "Foxconn City" — is top of mind, the tech analyst said.
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"They used to be top of mind, particularly during this time of year," said Coye Nokes, a partner at OC & C Strategy Consultants.
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Having Venus in Gemini means you probably don't take introductions too seriously — finding your One True Love is rarely top-of-mind for you.
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California earthquakes Those two quakes last week weren't the fabled "Big One," but they have made earthquake preparedness top of mind for Californians again.
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If they are to make life truly better and not just more efficient, they must keep the humans they serve at top of mind.
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Given that security concerns are top of mind in 2020, the prospect of identifying criminals and preventing security fraud is particularly attractive to customers.
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The column largely escaped the attention of Congress back then, but it's top of mind now that lawmakers are examining Facebook's influence and vulnerabilities.
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And while Cambridge Analytica is top of mind for many, allowing third-party apps to scrape user data isn't Facebook's only blunder of note.
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Nations are increasingly interested in the Arctic region and its resources, and for federal politicians in Ottawa, Arctic sovereignty is currently top-of-mind.
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Top of mind for some in Congress — not to mention the public — is Facebook's policy that allows politicians to lie in their political ads.
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An obvious companion to any camping trip, the Hammaka also seems ideal for bonfires, cookouts, tailgates and anywhere outdoor relaxation is top of mind.
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Top of mind for Google with this initiative is using AI to solve problems in areas like environmental science, health care, and wildlife conservation.
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One thing that's top of mind given that Markle is a royal now is what this pregnancy will mean for her official travel duties.
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With these questions top of mind, we partnered with Ulta Beauty and asked three beauty pros to divulge what, exactly, beauty means to them.
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Security problems were nonetheless top-of-mind for attendees – who were greeted by the news of crackling shootouts in the crime-infested border city.
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A warm winter jacket Saving a few bucks will most certainly not be top of mind when you're freezing on a snowy winter day.
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Branding and corporate identity continues to be top of mind for businesses, resulting in an increased demand for freelancers to design brochures and flyers.
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FROM PEN: Poach a Perfect Egg Everytime With a Foolproof Microwave Hack Mainly, though, creating a relaxed vibe is top of mind for Thiessen.
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Not to mention, improving quality and quantity of healthcare services and healthcare providers for our veterans should be top of mind for each candidate.
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Pivotal Research Group analyst Timothy Ramey said "the risk of a major finding of industry collusion is top of mind" due to the probes.
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"It's not top of mind on voters, I think, when we've talked in focus groups," Nargundkar, a senior associate at ALG Research, told Hill.
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That is no doubt top of mind for Disney since comic book movies were consistent blockbusters this year when hits were hard to predict.
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"I can't quantify this other than to say that they are top-of-mind disappointers," Cramer said, adding that they create mainly psychological weight.
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When President Donald Trump pushed "Made in America" week starting on Monday, Chinese electric vehicle maker BYD might not have been top of mind.
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A real-estate bubble, an infrastructure bubble, strong capital outflows, and a massive debt load were top of mind for them after the analysis.
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Puerto Ricans tend to align with most Latino voters in terms of the issues they prioritize with healthcare and jobs being top of mind.
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BBC reporter Mark Lowen said Conte urged citizens to keep the common good top of mind and help control the spread of the coronavirus.
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It's a sentiment many Gilmore Girls fans generally share when it comes to Liza Weil's fearsome perfectionist — Paris Geller is always top of mind.
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Mr. Trump is betting his electoral fortunes on the strength of the economy, Gretchen Frazee reports, which is always top of mind for voters.
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Adam Neumann may be out of the daily flow of WeWork, but he seemingly remains top of mind to some of the company's bankers.
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Demos commissioned a poll to help find out exactly what kinds of issues and policies are top of mind for the new working-class.
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In Washington, D.C. — with recent major storms and record flooding top-of-mind—legislators are once again talking about investing in our nation's infrastructure.
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But the looming Senate trial was top of mind for many, with some leading Democrats casting doubt on whether it would happen at all.
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The answers are all based on previous "Top of Mind" notes from the investment bank, which set out investment themes and analyse macroeconomic events.
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These threats and more are top of mind for Canadian David Kendall, who was recently appointed as head of the United Nations' space committee.
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Strategic Wealth Partners president Mark Tepper says investors should still keep the trade threat top of mind, especially if the worst-case scenario plays out.
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His quotes have stayed top of mind long after finishing the book, which have been inspirational when faced with some critical issues in my business.
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Democratic candidates are often asked about the issue on the campaign trail, a signal that the issue is top of mind for active Democratic voters.
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Washington (CNN)When you think of the handful of swing states where the 20003 presidential race will be decided, Texas probably isn't top of mind.
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Their answers speak volumes about the tone and tenor of the presidential campaign and the issues that are top of mind for these young millennials.
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"This is very top of mind for us," LendingClub Chief Executive Officer Scott Sanborn said in an interview, referring to the possibility of a recession.
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Customer experience is always top of mind, and is woven throughout our ongoing promotions programs, whether they're a first or longtime user of our services.
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The new stores step up the competition for convenience that's now top of mind for big retailers, from Amazon and Alibaba to Target and Walmart.
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"Yet revisiting pricing strategy is not top of mind for firms," the report said, adding that 90 percent of firms aren't reviewing their pricing strategy.
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When Gail Simmons moved to New York City from her hometown of Toronto for culinary school in 1999, having a family wasn't top of mind.
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The second is you might be talking about something because it's top of mind because you've been interacting with that type of content more recently.
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Since your employee benefits are already top of mind, you might as well take a few minutes and sign into your 401(k) account, too.
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Turning these urban springs of fresh water into tiny altars of awareness can make water access top of mind—and provide a better public service.
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A breach of the size faced by Equifax would have almost certainly been top of mind of every individual at the company, particularly key executives.
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The growing threat from regulators will also be top of mind for YouTube, particularly given recent actions taken by the FTC against other tech companies.
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The established product strategy was "top-of-mind for us, not just for China but also for other regions," he added, without specifying the brands.
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On Friday, Grazia Chiuri returned with her second ready-to-wear collection for the French fashion house with the idea of revolution top-of-mind.
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Singapore may be a key market in Southeast Asia, but with a population of just over five million expansion is top of mind for Aspire.
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While the wall (or fence) remains an issue to be resolved by this Congress, it is not the issue that is currently top of mind.
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Products that foster wellness should be top of mind for investors, as advances in machine learning are making personalized health solutions cheaper and broadly accessible.
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The idea, then, was to flag either older movies or slightly less popular films that might not be on parents' radar or top of mind.
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The result is a stock market that sits almost exactly where it was one year ago, with September's reputation for difficult markets top of mind.
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Now, with the snowstorm season fast approaching, the threat of inclement weather disrupting the most well-laid travel plans continues to be top of mind.
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Much of the campaign's messaging recently has focused on coronavirus, an issue that is top of mind for millions across the country at this time.
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The trade-off, space and time being finite, was skipping over some subjects, like climate change, that are top of mind for many Democratic voters.
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So while the issue is not top of mind for most Latinos, members of the Congressional Hispanic Caucus have supported the legislation with some reservations.
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War powers are top of mind because Congress rarely authorizes military force and it rarely votes to rein in a President's power to use it.
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"Food courts are a part of the larger Costco ancillary and service ecosystem intended to make the club a top-of-mind solution," he said.
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"For younger people who don't have taxes top-of-mind, or have never invested before, they're shocked," said Cathie Wood, CEO & CIO at ARK Invest.
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As digital transformation remains top of mind for every company, it's critical to empower developers with the tools, infrastructure and guidance to move more quickly.
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Moreover, privacy concerns may not be top of mind for Xiaomi phone owners, many of whom are drawn by the relatively bargain prices of the hardware.
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Such issues are near top of mind for many senators, which may give a window into their legislative agendas as much as their attorney general analysis.
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Facebook's role in all of this has been top of mind for U.S. government officials, especially since a mass shooting took place in San Bernardino, Calif.
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As an example, solutions to congestion are top of mind behind the New York state election that saw Democrats taking control of both state legislative houses.
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The survey also found that countertops are top of mind for those making kitchen upgrades: 95% of renovating homeowners said countertops are their primary kitchen upgrade.
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Russia's imperatives and demands for homage represent a constant reality that is top of mind for leaders of these frontline nations, Ukraine being only the latest.
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Thanks go to all who have kept the message of finding Elizabeth Thomas and working on her safe return as top-of-mind throughout the nation.
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That results in "goldfish" style behavior, Pereira says, where there's limited or no memory and so the visual in virtual assistant is brought top of mind.
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Further, echoing Ly, Carroll says that safety should be top of mind : Create and a culture where a woman never has to look over her shoulder.
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When a friend asks you for advice on looking to meet "the one," your top-of-mind suggestion would most likely be old-fashioned blind dates.
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Topper said many at Color come from a tech-native background from companies like Google, Twitter, and Dropbox, and it's something that's perpetually top-of-mind.
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As sustainable investments become top of mind for those seeking to make the world a better place, projects like the ones detailed below are gaining traction.
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Being aware of how positions of power can affect consent is always important, but office romances (or hookups) are top of mind in this #MeToo era.
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Finally, with diversity issues being top of mind in the Valley today, I asked whether there might be unconscious bias in the algorithm powering the platform.
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Top of mind for industry insiders is how companies can best protect themselves against an increasingly sophisticated enemy intent on attacking bigger and more lucrative targets.
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While the Affordable Care Act took center stage in the 2008 and 2012 election cycles, health care remained top of mind for voters across the country.
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So with ad blocking at the top of mind in the industry last spring, the company decided it might be useful to log away this data.
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The Postal Regulatory Commission (PRC) may not be top of mind to most Americans, but the decisions they make affect each and every one of us.
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There are so few examples, and the one top of mind to many is the Sex and the City rabbit episode from over 20 years ago.
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Justin Bieber and Hailey Baldwin's current (as in, to the exact minute) relationship status is top of mind for anyone with a passion for celebrity gossip.
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But here in this easternmost part of the state, hundreds of miles from Louisville, a court battle over the clinic's fate is hardly top of mind.
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Our goal in this effort is to keep the personal dimension of the open internet top of mind for everyone who wants to repeal net neutrality.
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As you consider a new pair of flats to replace your scuffed up, worn down pair, it's probably top of mind in your list of options.
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The MSRB keeps top of mind its mission to promote a fair, efficient and transparent municipal securities market and those policies specifically targeted at its structure.
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Since the average American's interactions with electricity start and stop with flipping a light switch, it's understandable that energy innovation is often not top of mind.
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With discounts and deals top-of-mind for consumers this holiday shopping season, Cramer zeroed in on another type of discount happening in the stock market.
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Socks are usually not top of mind when it comes to getting dressed, but the right pair of socks really can do wonders for your feet.
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"Keeping up with that demand and making sure up-times are where they need to be," will be top-of-mind for the cloud service providers.
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Data privacy is top of mind for consumers and governments, which have been rolling out legislation like the EU's GDPR and the California Consumer Privacy Act.
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There are certain issues that you'd expect to be top-of-mind for older Americans, whether it be Social Security, Medicare, or scams that target seniors.
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Indeed, recent surveys of registered and likely voters also demonstrate that health care reform is top-of-mind for those who plan to vote in November.
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Based on the especially thoughtful, heartfelt and well-reasoned comments below, we can tell that these topics are at top-of-mind for many right now.
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Well, just look at how Trump spent the last two July 4th weekends as President -- back when the 2020 race was not yet top of mind.
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But as expectations for the next iPhone overshadow spring sales, the top and bottom line may not be top of mind for many on Wall Street.
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Open shelves like Ms. Moore's were top of mind, too; the plates have a slight curve at the edge so they look more attractive when stacked.
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"For younger people who don't have taxes top-of-mind, or have never invested before, they're shocked," Cathie Wood, CEO & CIO at ARK Invest tells CNBC.
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Taking out a life insurance policy as a new college graduate may not be top of mind, but it's worth exploring if you have student loans.
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But its all-new cloud gaming platform Stadia is top of mind for attendees and companies alike, and it's even finding its way into big news announcements.
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But the challenge is making sure that the conditions are top of mind for those decision makers, both at the local level and at the state level.
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"Small Business Saturday is a great chance to drive awareness and keep small businesses top of mind," said Raina Moskowitz, Etsy's SVP of people, strategy and services.
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We expect to see more and more products following suit as they realize the important of making bigger, lateral shifts to keep top of mind for shoppers.
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According to Mother Jones, Facebook claimed that just reorganizing the News Feed to put politics top-of-mind on election day boosted voter turnout by 3 percent.
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In today's tight labor market with historically low unemployment and people quitting jobs in record numbers, hiring and retention are top of mind in nearly every industry.
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Kate Middleton and Prince William spent Tuesday in the English countryside, but they had their three children top of mind as they greeted well-wishers in Keswick.
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"It's really the introduction of video that has made brand safety top of mind for advertisers," Ben Winkler, chief investment officer for advertising agency OMD, told CNBC.
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Eating "al desko" is an acceptable practice, she says, but it should be done as sparingly as possible and with the feelings of neighbors top-of-mind.
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That number was top of mind for the candidate himself this week, as he offered reporters a tour of his new hotel at Washington's Old Post Office.
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With the air medical transport industry convening this week in Charlotte, N.C., at the industry's largest convention of the year, these issues will be top of mind.
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How to define the flex-space industry has become top-of-mind for potential investors after coworking giant WeWork released financials in a step towards going public.
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What to watch: Immigration and visa program reform is top-of-mind for most tech companies, who've been increasingly vocal in speaking out about Trump's immigration order.
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Applebee's, for example, designed its "2 for $20" menu (two entrees and an appetizer) with "sharing top of mind," said Stephen Bulgarelli, the company's chief culinary officer.
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They need to get their core constituencies to understand the stakes and to vote with the Supreme Court, and really all federal judges, at top of mind.
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And the question of what type of shows can break through the noise in the crowded streaming TV landscape will be top of mind for media execs.
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TC: What about direct listings, which seem to be top of mind, thanks to a confab organized earlier this week by VCs Bill Gurley and Mike Moritz.
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Hosting the podcast allows Bachman to build relationships with potential clients and influencers, continue learning about the latest trends in his industry, and stay top of mind.
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"2) Trade conflicts (35%)Moritz: "The big issue today that&aposs at top of mind for a lot of organizations and individual people is the trade conflict.
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The deal with Deloitte will ensure that Apple is top of mind as companies think strategically about their practices, Apple CEO Tim Cook said in an interview.
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Smollett shouldn't be top of mind, no matter whether he's telling the truth or really staged a phony attack to boost his chances of getting a raise.
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Rather than waiting for an annual review, she says, ask your supervisor for feedback after completing a major project, when areas of improvement are top of mind.
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There are a few issues that are top of mind for Bernie Sanders — income inequality, higher education, campaign finance reform — and immigration is not one of them.
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If information and warnings about the dire consequences of smoking "don't work", then from where do all these ex-smokers ever get these top-of-mind concerns?
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Health insurance is a fairly complicated topic, and not top-of-mind for most voters during a campaign cycle that has focused on the economy and immigration.
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I don't know that it changes the day-to-day operations of companies, but it's certainly at top of mind for the entrepreneurs that we work with.
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Top of mind for three companies in particular — Facebook, Google and Twitter — is a rapidly unfolding investigation on Capitol Hill into Russia's meddling in the 2016 presidential election.
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In addition to price and headline risk, counterparty risk that a party might not live up to its contract obligations is already top of mind for asset managers.
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Kim Kardashian is always top of mind when we're brainstorming which Met Gala looks we're anticipating, just because she's bound to get social media buzzing with her 'fit.
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Coachella starts this weekend, and if you're headed to the massive week-long music festival, safety is likely top of mind for you and your fellow festival-goers.
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Here are some key ideas to keep top of mind when thinking about pricing AI software: This is the same place to start as in static software land.
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But the idea that black voters have specific concerns and have a huge role in deciding the nominee did not seem to be top of mind to anyone.
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Yet while fears of automation in the food service business may be top of mind, but it's not very likely to happen in widespread fashion any time soon.
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The U.S. may not be top of mind for all industries, but some manufacturers are taking a second look at the country — and many of them are Chinese.
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The trade uncertainty is still a top-of-mind concern for investors as the two countries have yet to offer a clear path to a long-term resolution.
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Human rights violations might not be top of mind for executives and economists considering the ramifications of the trade policies of the Trump administration, but they should be.
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Meeting with a financial planner on a regular basis can help you make sure your money goals stay top of mind, and that you're on the right track.
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"Our goal in this effort is to keep the personal dimension of the open internet top of mind for everyone who wants to repeal net neutrality," Huffman wrote.
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But he said there was a technique you could use to create passwords that'd be tough for hackers to figure out but easy to keep top of mind.
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Sixth, defense is top of mind for many given North Korea's recent missile test, so giants like Lockheed Martin and General Dynamics are also seeing healthy earnings streams.
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Daily notifications keep your health goals top of mind — You'll receive notifications throughout the day that remind to you weigh yourself, take a quiz, or track your food.
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With discounts and deals top-of-mind for consumers this holiday shopping season, CNBC's Jim Cramer zeroed in on another type of discount happening in the stock market.
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At this year's World Economic Forum in Davos, the threat of large-scale, state-sponsored cyberattacks was top of mind among the government and business leaders in attendance.
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"When Barbie is displayed in her entirety, it does drive conversation and interest about the brand that keeps it in the top of mind of consumers," she said.
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Anti-vaccination hoaxes are not new, though they've been top of mind lately thanks to a recent measles outbreak in Washington state, with 71 confirmed cases so far.
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State's rights The Trump Administration's policies are being celebrated in some states, but in two of the most populous US states, climate change issues are top-of-mind.
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Those issues have been top of mind since the 2016 election of U.S. President Donald Trump, a Republican, stunned Silicon Valley, where liberal and libertarian policies are popular.
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Whether James was the first case or whether he was just the first to be confirmed amid testing issues is no longer top of mind for the Vigils.
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"What's more, he's proven that he can apply those talents to a variety of environments and operational settings, keeping the customer experience top of mind," the company wrote.
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"We feel like one of our duties is to keep that story top of mind because it's fundamentally about whether we truly choose our own leaders," she said.
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As younger, digital-native generations mature, these viewership figures are likely to begin balancing out, but until then linear sports viewership will remain top of mind for advertisers.
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Three issues that are at the top of mind of many government leaders are cyber threats, the impending retirements of the baby boomers and the looming pension crisis.
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For those who chose to watch the video, spoilers wouldn't drip out through questionable sources — they'd be confirmed, complete and present top-of-mind throughout the viewing experience.
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The cost of health care should never be top of mind for patients — not when they are facing emergencies, nor when they are living with multiple chronic conditions.
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That trade off is top of mind for engineers, who have their pick when it comes to jobs, according to Jason Stomel, founder of tech recruiting firm Cadre.
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Mr. Bloomberg is the second candidate to roll out a health care platform this week, in a campaign cycle where the issue remains top of mind for voters.
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Top of mind for Tritton, who just took the reins in November after a successful stint as chief merchandising officer at Target, is fixing Bed Bath & Beyond's stores.
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"Samsung takes the protection of our users' data very seriously, and we design our products with privacy and security top-of-mind," a company representative told The Verge.
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This week, the global reach of the coronavirus was top of mind, so we investigated how cruise ships—and one cruise in particular—helped spread the virus worldwide.
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Of course, none of this means the next Apple Watch will have a camera on it, but its inclusion in the patent certainly hints its top of mind.
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That quality has been top of mind in recent weeks, as Michelle Obama completes one last round of interviews and appearances before the entire family packs up 1600 Pennsylvania.
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The web-based version doesn't include individual user locations, either – just contributions to public stories, and Snap says it had user privacy top of mind when designing the implementation.
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At least 20 percent of presidents' communication now, it's gonna have to be more ... It's gonna be VR. Mark, it's gonna be VR. ... top of mind and less formal.
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The problem is, by focusing on these macroeconomic issues, there's a greater chance regulators and stakeholders will overlook the person they should be keeping top of mind: the consumer.
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Motherhood teaches us to embrace the unknown, to look at each day with efficiency top of mind, to lead with empathy, to embrace the unpredictable, and to communicate clearly.
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It may not be top of mind for chief executives, but it's an important point that will hopefully resonate more as these trend lines, and their consequences, grow clearer.
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And in country where the climate crisis seems ever more top of mind, Scheer has struggled to articulate a policy that doesn't look complacent at best, negligent at worst.
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Peep our versatile faves ahead, but browse with caution: It'll be tough to keep your credit card at bay for very long with these fresh finds top of mind.
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It is a phenomenon that is top of mind at Shell & Bones, a waterfront restaurant that opened in July adjacent to Pequonnock Yacht Club in New Haven's City Point.
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Startup Join wants to modernize the back office for an industry that's everywhere, but maybe not top of mind, especially when it comes to project management software: Commercial construction.
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After you've spent the time and energy working out, your fitness goals will be top of mind and you'll be reminded to take it easy on the heavy foods.
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In today's noisy, fast-paced world, finding a way to let clients and potential customers know that they are top of mind can be a major challenge for companies.
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After years of weekly blowouts, my hair was looking limp thanks to heat damage, so I wanted to start living my life with my hair health top of mind.
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The road may seem long, but keeping your vision top of mind will provide motivation along the way and may inspire you to give it time and stay dedicated.
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Given our nation's goal of effectively treating or curing Alzheimer's by 2025, this question should be top-of-mind for leaders from both parties throughout the health reform process.
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Now, with rumblings Tom Brady might retire (yeah right) the Patriots could be in the market for a QB ... and Manziel wants to make sure he's top of mind.
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Once a top-of-mind retailer for computing-related purchases, CompUSA lost its hold on the market and was forced to wind down its retail operation in late 2007.
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This is a question that has been top of mind for observers of the company ever since it started designing and building its own chips from the ground up.
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As the leaders of the two leading patient advocacy organizations devoted solely to the lung cancer community, these concerns are top of mind as Congress debates health care delivery.
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"The program dovetails nicely into their pizza insurance promotion and continues to put the chain top-of-mind with consumers for being active, caring and taking some social responsibility."
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In the charts below, you'll see that workers in front and behind the camera agree that discrimination and harassment remains top of mind for many women across the industry.
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Google isn't saying too much about which markets it might move into but you'd imagine Southeast Asia, which as plenty of similarities with India, will be top of mind.
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With acquisitions top-of-mind for Wall Street, Cramer turned to one acquisitive name that has been making a serious comeback under its new leadership: luxury goods retailer Coach.
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Voters are laser-focused on Trump's ability to guide them through this unprecedented health crisis, and whatever Sanders or Biden are talking about should keep that top of mind.
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He senses that too much time spent on grass can actually dull his grass-court game (Wimbledon, where he lost in the quarterfinals last year, remains top of mind).
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It could have been MAC (as in Freddie MAC) and the crossing entry at 35D, ONE-ALL TIE was not top of mind for me (more about that later).
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Now, with health concerns top of mind, the Army is rethinking how to do that exercise and how to limit the exposure of US soldiers to the deadly pandemic.
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The defendant was elsewhere, stirring and twittering in his new city, his name rarely spoken — just the title sufficed — but always top of mind inside an overstuffed Manhattan courtroom.
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One Biden bundler said he put his typical fundraising emails to his donor network on hold as the financial impact of coronavirus is top of mind for many Americans.
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Once you've gone through the interview process, it's up to you to follow up appropriately to keep yourself top of mind and express your continued excitement for the job.
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Given the bipartisan support behind it, resolving this issue will likely stay top of mind for President Donald Trump and all legislators, with the possible passage in early 2020.
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Regardless, Trump loyalists said the strong economy and job market are top of mind for the president's base and argue it couldn't care less about White House palace intrigue.
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Such high top-of-mind brand recall and the distinctive brand identity of IHOP are probably the most valuable assets that IHOP owns—the strongest "GO" signal for IHOP customers.
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But it is every inch a warplane and spy tool that Congress and the Pentagon must keep top of mind when it comes to doling out the resources and technology.
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The mystery surrounding this comet, which has had no effect on the actual game, has made Fortnite Battle Royale all the more top of mind to players and spectators alike.
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If being labeled 'extra,' is top of mind, remember that the one time where sequins are never too much are whenever you damn feel like it, thank you very much.
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Unionization is now top of mind for many industry employees who, for years and behind closed doors, have discussed exploitative and toxic working conditions up and down the industry ladder.
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Charity was top of mind for New York manicurist Rui Wang, 28, with her next planned expenditure buying a house to replace the rental apartment she shares with her mother.
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While this isn't usually a top-of-mind topic for millennials, it is expected to become more important down the road, particularly as more members of the generation become parents.
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With acquisitions top-of-mind on Wall Street, Jim Cramer turned to one acquisitive name that has been making a serious comeback under its new leadership: luxury goods retailer Coach.
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Because this is-- the-- the issues we're talking about here, workforce transformation being the top one-- at-- top of mind for me right this second, those are multi-sector issues.
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Blockchain has been top of mind for many recently given the vertiginous growth of certain cryptocurrencies, such as ethereum, which has swelled in value by over 5,000 percent during 2017.
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Worries over the widening capital gap at UniCredit, Italy's largest bank by assets, are top of mind for investors as an example of structural weakness in the country's financial system.
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When it comes to sibling groups, 5.6% of millennials will keep them on top of mind this holiday shopping season, along with 3.4% of Gen X, and 4.7% of boomers.
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"This ought to be top of mind for people over 60, and those with underlying health problems, such as heart or lung disease, diabetes, or compromised immune systems," Schaffner added.
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"If I were a retailer, this is the question that would be top of mind because I wouldn't want to give Amazon more intelligence than they already have," said Beck.
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Google explained at the time the goal with its Digital Wellbeing Experiments is to inspire designers and developers to keep digital well-being at top of mind when building technology.
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Kate Middleton and Prince William may have left their children at home in London, but Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis were top of mind during their Pakistan tour.
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THERE'S NO DOUBT THAT AS EVERY PART OF OUR LIFE AND EVERY PART OF OUR ECONOMY INCREASINGLY IS DRIVEN BY SOFTWARE AND IS BECOMING DIGITAL, CYBERSECURITY IS TOP OF MIND.
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The ideal candidate is able to suss out hurdles to solving the problem and also to keep the customer — and the experience of using Salesforce&aposs products — top of mind.
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While the fatal effects of Hurricane Harvey continue to dominate headlines, CNBC's Jim Cramer pointed out that the storm's financial impact was not top-of-mind for Wall Street traders.
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"A lot of clients are entering the phase of their life where having a family is top of mind," said Douglas Boneparth, president of Bone Fide Wealth in New York.
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But he also hit on the very thought at the top of mind for many a market pro right now — is the Fed going too fast and could it pause?
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The U.S.-China trade war is top of mind for investors, and after interviewing U.S. National Economic Council chief Larry Kudlow, CNBC's Jim Cramer is worried it could get worse.
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While in business school, "top of mind for me was some of the technological challenges that I encountered as an end user [and] analyst in the intelligence community," Moorhead said.
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While on a visit to a girls' school in Morocco, the couples' pregnancy was top of mind and the Duke of Sussex jokingly pretended to know nothing about the matter.
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With technology stocks top of mind for investors worried about fraying trade relations, CNBC's Jim Cramer turned to one "blast from the past" stock making a serious comeback: Akamai Technologies.
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Gun policy will be top of mind, along with funding the federal government past September and, for Democrats, possibly moving to impeach President Trump.. TUESDAY • New iPhones are (probably) coming.
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"We feel it's very important for us to make sure that these black candidates become known and top of mind for individual donors to target their consistent support," James said.
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If you're planning festivities this season, "holiday cheer" might not be top of mind — it's stressful, expensive, and involves lots of spinning plates in order to be deemed a success.
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So that has created innovation in how we do advertising … There's just clever ways where you can do things and get your brand top of mind in a few seconds.
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The site draws from Google searches and tweets to show which candidates or issues are top of mind with voters — and how that has changed over the last 24 hours.
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KS: And Google, probably Apple more than, having recently spent a lot of time with their executives, AR seems to be at top of mind at that company, for sure.
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"That's… something that's top of mind for millions of students and families today… particularly with what we're seeing with student loan debt," Silverman said of the college versus code school debate.
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The Black Edition puts design top of mind, adding higher-value materials and more attention to detail to the already-smart suitcases so it looks and feels like a luxury item.
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" In order for Peanut to survive in a highly competitive app market, Wintsch says it'll have to earn loyalty from its users so that it's "main screen and top of mind.
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Those low break-even costs for drillers are top of mind, with U.S. crude oil trading near $50 a barrel, about half the price it fetched at the peak of 2014.
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With 20 hooks and three shelves, this rack can keep your entryway uncluttered and put your essentials top-of-mind so you don't forget them as you go out the door.
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If you're the type who keeps a journal, it may be in your interest to reread your entry from that day and see what was top-of-mind for you then.
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Jeff Dorman, chief investment officer at Los Angeles-based digital asset manager Arca said that was top of mind for investors, especially as the Chinese yuan fell against the U.S. dollar.
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The behind-the -scenes machinations to fill them aren't exactly top of mind for most in Silicon Valley, but they shouldn't be the last thing the region is thinking about, either.
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Charleston, South Carolina Flooding exacerbates: Zika is "top of mind" for South Carolina, and the state is ahead of the game, said Department of Health and Environmental Control spokesman Robert Yanity.
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Jeans are responsible for so many of our favorite outfits — and being able to comfortably layer again (read: without sweating to death) brings the wardrobe hero even more top of mind.
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These plans are useful tax avoidance devices for extremely wealthy individuals, which is perhaps why Trump has them at top of mind, but it has nothing to do with health insurance.
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Though not much convincing will be needed, seeing as the #MYCALVINS movement has sparked more parodies and controversies than any other fashion campaign top of mind — namely the Justin Bieber era.
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Others say the upward trend is something 2020 presidential candidates in particular should take note of, as abortion will likely be top of mind for many voters at the ballot box.
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But though many of the student developers are working to solve problems that aren't always top of mind for Silicon Valley, they say they see themselves as part of something bigger.
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"While the possibility of a trade war is still top of mind for investors, it isn't the only cause for concern," said Lachlan McPherson, Senior Investment Consultant at Charles Schwab Australia.
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As someone who's nearing that age where these questions are top of mind, it was dope to see the writers slip a topic like this in here in a relatable way.
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" She implored the people to protect themselves against that irksome inner voice, festering top-of-mind after Election Day, that would wonder, "Ohhhhhh, if only I had done a little more.
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Store-based retailers must approach the current situation — a rapidly evolving environment — with a fresher approach and a strategy that keeps the threat of digital dominance top of mind, Goldman said.
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As for Europe's challenges, the uncertainty of Brexit is clearly at the top of mind for 5,000 founders, investors and other professionals in the ecosystem who were surveyed for the report.
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Li was nuanced in his choice of language, acknowledging the challenges the country faces — many of which were surely top of mind for the executives, policymakers and experts in the room.
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The groom's mother owns Top of Mind, a promotional and design firm in Garden City, N.Y. His father is a marketing and communications director at NYU Winthrop Hospital in Mineola, N.Y.
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Being sent a box feels like receiving a present, and while paying for what's inside may not be top of mind, of course, the company has your credit card on file.
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Hottovy also that said offering free Egg McMuffins will keep the chain "top of mind" because Wendy's is spending big — upwards of $80 million this year — to promote the new menu.
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Kelly, of course, didn't go to the State Department for a geography quiz, but to question the secretary about issues that were top of mind for her, including Iran and Ukraine.
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Walking throughout the conference, held in the spacious ground-floor of the InterContinental Hotel, one could pick up on some of the biggest topics that were top of mind for attendees.
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Plus, according to Pinterest search analytics, tortoiseshell is currently top of mind — up 1898% — with everyone looking to infuse the toasty brown accent into the tiniest accessory of all: nail art.
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With President Donald Trump having taken the country to the brink of war with Iran, military action was top of mind, especially whether Democrats would use military force without Congressional approval.
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"Donald Trump sees this more as a punch line than a true, top-of-mind concern," said David Axelrod, a friend of Mr. Emanuel's and former senior adviser to Mr. Obama.
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Pointing to the recent power cuts in California aimed at avoiding fires, Goldstein said that these issues are visible and top of mind in a way that they haven't been before.
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But on the campaign trail with Mr. Biden, it's the centrist Republican and independent voters who are often top of mind for his supporters as they think about the general election.
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This week may feel a little like being on the inside of a Gilmore Girls episode — developing our art of conversation will be top of mind, as the Sun lights up Gemini.
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The West Coast event, which may not have been top-of-mind for Cowan loyalists, resulted in an unexpected chance for the ready-to-wear designer to flex his haute couture muscles.
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And when it comes to priorities, voters have expressed strong opinions about the issues they hope candidates will tackle — polls show that health care reform remains top-of-mind for folks nationwide.
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When it comes to back to school shopping, or re-building our fall wardrobes, H&M is always top of mind — the brand has good prices for ahead-of-the-curve styles.
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The incident, when a man followed her into her gated driveway, took place before the Paris trip, but it is top of mind for Kendall because a court date is rapidly approaching.
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These issues were top-of-mind long before the unicorn boom: After all, tech giants from Intel to Google to Facebook have been scaling up in Northern California for over four decades.
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So with cropped hemlines top-of-mind, we teamed up with Target to create four fresh (and super-flattering) outfits using the retailer's stylish selection of cropped pants as our starting point.
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Getting to the root of the revenue multiple With a regular drumbeat of news covering the cyclically high prices in the stock market, valuation concerns are top of mind for many investors.
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Some players had been engaging in periodic protest long before President Donald Trump's fateful rally, but it's also fair to say this wasn't top of mind for most people before that rally.
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Voter ID is not a top of mind issue but it should be and I'll remind detractors on the left of this: It's about voter verification no matter who you vote for.
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" Still, Evans added, the risks should not be counted out: "They could take on more life more easily because they are sort of more top of mind, if not in the forecast.
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"Collectively, we expect our bike and scooter investments to keep Lyft top of mind and increase both active riders and revenue per active rider," CEO Logan Green said on the conference call.
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"As the workplace continues to evolve, we know the demand for simplicity and affordability is top of mind," Michael Barry, UBS head of workplace wealth services, said in a statement on Thursday.
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And before anyone says anything about that: It's not so much that a man wouldn't know about this topic, but I just assumed that it wouldn't be top of mind for him.
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I get that you're running a public company, you're constrained about what you can actually talk about in regards to M&A, but I'm sure it's top of mind all the time.
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On Monday, the president seemed to marvel at the young attendee's interest in an area that has remained top-of-mind among his most fervent supporters, and seemed to welcome the validation.
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Still, he denies the NRA's opposition and their promise to scorecard – or track and punish those who cross them and support it – is top-of-mind for him or many other Republicans.
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"After President Trump declared a national emergency concerning the coronavirus this past week, it's no surprise the pandemic is top of mind for Americans," said Tyler Sinclair, vice president for Morning Consult.
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Kinnos, a New York-based startup, was founded six years ago, but what the five-person company produces is suddenly top of mind — and a new round of funding reflects as much.
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For Saudis who organized the conference, one question that was top of mind was whether corporate media sponsors that withdrew their support, including The New York Times Company, would return next year.
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"With defeating Donald Trump top of mind, Iowa voters determined Pete is the best candidate to do it, a powerful statement about our progress as a country as this primary season begins."
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"As we have throughout the 737 Max grounding, we will keep our customers, employees, and supply chain top of mind as we continue to assess appropriate actions," Boeing said in a statement.
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EST: YouTube stars Destin Sandlin, Ingrid Nilsen and Adande will join President Obama in the East Room of the White House to ask questions that are top-of-mind for their fans.
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With the cybersecurity breach at Equifax top of mind on Wall Street, Mimecast chief Peter Bauer said employees are just as critical as technological security when it comes to protecting digital information.
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At the World Economic Forum held this week in Davos, Switzerland, Grier sat down with Business Insider to talk about what&aposs top of mind when thinking about the future of business.
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The Definitive Guide to Business with Marcus Lemonis Luxury and glamour may be an aspiration for many of us, but when it comes to cleaning the toilet, it's usually not top of mind.
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Its angst may stem from the fact that every firm wants "a top-of-mind app", says Anu Hariharan of Y Combinator, a Silicon Valley startup school, and a personal investor in Toutiao.
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As the first business association to call for such an agreement, the NAM will continue to work with the administration to ensure manufacturers' priorities are top of mind as U.S.–China talks continue.
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Jennifer Lopez and Marc Anthony may have not been meant to be romantically, but the lessons learned during their time together remain top of mind for the actress and singer — even years later.
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The CFPB may not be a top-of-mind consideration for many Americans, but the agency plays a crucial role in protecting the financial lives of Americans in a number of important ways.
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"Our number-one priority is making it easy for everyone to get their taxes done right and worry-free, but we understand that cash flow is top of mind for freelancers," says Yakimchick.
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Regulations are top of mind for many small business owners, with momentum for paid sick-leave mandates and higher wages building, as well as the new compliance rules under the Affordable Care Act.
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Keep these points top of mind, however, and you'll be well on your way to successfully launching your crowdfunded hardware startup and avoiding the pitfalls that can sink even the best-intentioned companies.
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In many ways, this will be the first time a shopping center has been built from ground up with online brands top of mind, giving them permanent and not just pop-up space.
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That's top of mind for many consumers, after the New York Times Editorial board published a piece warning consumers about the potential pitfalls of placing too much trust in their DNA test results.
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But the predominant themes of their remarks mirrored the NAN's own stated priorities, particularly reforming the criminal justice system with the past and current impacts of racism in America at top of mind.
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State Department and National Security Council officials held a discussion at the White House last week emphasizing that those two issues would be top of mind, said Omer Ismail of the Enough Project.
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Top of mind is the current aggression by Russia in and around Ukraine, a clear expansion of the war of attrition, which is four years old and has claimed a reported 11,85033 lives.
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A recent story about an exploding bear mace canister that sent 24 employees to the hospital at a Robbinsville Township, New Jersey warehouse has once again brought the issue to top of mind.
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Election 2020 While the human and economic toll of the coronavirus pandemic are certainly top of mind, the political stakes get higher every day as the US inches toward the November general election.
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But while the charter-school issue might be relevant in cities, Mr. Loadholt said, it was hardly top-of-mind for voters in the state's expansive rural areas, where charter schools are rare.
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The 92nd Academy Awards may be the talk of the town right now, but the geniuses behind The Bachelor are working overtime to make sure that Peter Weber is still top of mind.
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Central banks were top of mind for investors, with the Bank of Japan keeping policy steady, as was widely expected, but making its policy framework more flexible for the long-term yield target.
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Google, forget what I just said While not a physical product, privacy was top of mind at CES this year, with several of the biggest tech companies releasing privacy-focused news this week.
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We must also ensure that safety remains top-of-mind as these new technologies and policies are implemented, and I was particularly heartened to see a focus on safety included in the budget.
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I've used a Chromebook for several years and they're more than viable options for many people, but there are so many more affordable Chromebooks to choose from if cost is top of mind.
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Wall Street with an appeal to reduce money in politics by overturning the Supreme Court's Citizens United decision — not exactly top of mind to a coal miner in Kentucky watching his industry evaporate.
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There's certainly an amount of overhead, but even on employee engagement, and I'm going to pick on Envision again because I'm just coming out of a board meeting, so it's top of mind.
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But his speech at the U.S. Capitol contained no explicit mention of the tech topics that are top of mind for Silicon Valley — and had been raised regularly by his Democratic predecessor, Barack Obama.
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As Nurx, which bills itself as the "Uber for birth control," works on aggressive plans to go nationwide, the very problems it hoped to address have become top-of-mind for many American women.
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For that reason, Nevada should be top of mind right now for everyone from pundits to donors to voters who want to know who can gain the momentum needed to take the White House.
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The fact that this planet takes its time orbiting, along with its physical distance from our home here on Earth, means it probably isn't top-of-mind for even the most thorough astrology fan.
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There are quite a few talks on security and privacy on this year's RSA agenda, and given event attendees are typically bent toward business and organizational leadership, data privacy will be top of mind.
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She added that the financing of the World Bank is likely "not top of mind" amid the many priorities of the new administration, and emphasized that the bank is self-funding in many respects.
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Naturally, swimwear was top of mind at that time of year, so she and Meg He decided to tackle two staples — the one-piece and the bikini — with ADAY's sustainable and versatility-minded bent.
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Natural disasters, theft and fire tend to be top of mind when it comes to assessing your homeowners and renters insurance, yet there's another risk that might be residing in your home: your dog.
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Consequently, security is top-of-mind for companies, but it's tough to encourage users to develop and memorize passwords using a string of letters, numbers and special characters — a process they most often loathe.
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There's also a strong precedent in how we treat HIV, which has a history of awful discrimination and was rightly top of mind behind many of the protections afforded by these three federal laws.
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"These beers have been the same forever, and they probably haven't changed the recipe, but they might not be top of mind because they are no longer relevant in marketing or culture," she explains.
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"Well-being is top of mind for everyone today, and we think that's going to continue in the future," said Mia Kyricos, senior vice president and global head of well-being at Hyatt Hotels.
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Most of the male shoppers, though, would be buying pieces for women; the renowned jewelry house, founded in 1837 in New York, remains a top-of-mind destination for engagement rings and anniversary gifts.
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"They wanted to have a conversation about ensuring that we as a campaign were maintaining diversity and inclusion as a top-of-mind issue," Ms. Shah said in an interview arranged by the campaign.
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As usual, it was a fascinating insight into what's top of mind: Billy Porter's red carpet tuxedo dress made the cut, along with Cam Newton's barbed wire fedora, and the Met Gala's annual theme.
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Expecting a critical mass of people to keep the fall of life on Earth top of mind when deciding which of the 24 options of area rug to buy is arduous and, frankly, unlikely.
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The possibility of harassment is going to be more top of mind for women and people of color who experience it frequently, but they're also less likely to be well-represented on tech teams.
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Fashion prom (on May 1) has been top of mind for the star, who recently recovered from the flu, which she controversially referred to as an "amazing" Met Gala diet after she lost 6 lbs.
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Any knowledge of or possible involvement in key issues like Yovanovitch's recall, the delayed release of security assistance to Ukraine, or efforts to investigate Biden, for example, will probably be top of mind for Congress.
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Tech isn't top of mind in Washington right now: Congress is consumed by the Obamacare fight, the major antitrust job at the Justice Department sits empty, and the FTC doesn't yet have a permanent chair.
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Instagram's VP of product Kevin Weil's tweet indicates Instagram really is listening to all the complaints about the algorithmic feed: We're working every day to improve your Instagram feed—with your feedback top of mind!
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While cost-cutting remains top of mind among big oil analysts, commodity watchers have lately been singularly focused on OPEC's efforts to enforce its first output limits when it meets in Vienna on Nov. 30.
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Apple's market share and software, and Amazon and Google's cloud businesses will be top of mind for Paul Meeks, CNBC contributor and technology investor, and John Traynor, chief investment officer at People's United Wealth Management.
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With that top of mind, we've teamed up with Clarks to prove that you don't have to compromise when it comes to shoes that can offer both comfort and style — in fact, far from it.
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And yet, some feel that the recent news cycle has had some positive effects: it's helped build solidarity, increased communication among women colleagues and other survivors, and created top-of-mind awareness about self-care.
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Their partnership and integration with these players' calendar and event-based sites and apps already allows trigger gift recommendations via the previously described procedure to instantly gift an item while it's all top-of-mind.
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Since Beats is an Apple company, these headphones were built with support for its own products at top of mind, so pairing with your iPhone, iPad, macOS computer, or Apple Watch is fast and simple.
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In the wake of the most recent mass school shooting at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Florida, the issue of gun safety and gun violence prevention have been top of mind for many.
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In light of that, it's unclear if picking a new director of OGE will be top of mind for the White House — but Congress, which is responsible for approving any choice, may force the issue.
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And brand safety is an issue that's top of mind for chief marketing officers meeting with various platforms over the course of the week-long gathering, as they decide where to move their ad dollars.
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Sleeping cool may not be our year-round priority — you can catch us under seven layers of flannel PJs to blankets December through March — but you better believe it's top of mind in the summertime.
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How they've made me more successful: Throughout my life and into my career, I would find ways to address difficult situations in the most benign but direct way, keeping other people's feelings top of mind.
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While their injuries may not have been totally avoided had the car been equipped with safety harnesses or airbags, they certainly wouldn't have hurt ... and installing them is now top of mind for Dr. Phil.
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While firms' adviser headcount, productivity, and client assets can be top-of-mind for investors, executives, and analysts, complex layers of training for new advisers are powering the next generation of talent behind the scenes.
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For people looking to borrow, credit scores are often top of mind when it comes to figuring out how much you can take out, and how much it will cost you to pay it back.
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Obviously, talk of war in Iran and Iraq was also top of mind, and Joe Biden once again said he regrets voting in favor of war in Iraq 17 years ago as a US senator.
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"If your dream employer doesn't have any openings, you should still reach out to them because you never know when they will have an opening and you want to be top of mind," she explains.
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As we head into the new year with record economic expansion and strong job market figures top of mind, employers across the country are strategizing how to attract top talent to fill roles in 225.
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One that emerged as top of mind for lawyers, bankers, and private-equity execs was the fact that multiple private-equity firms were increasingly banding together to cover the equity check of their target companies.
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But the saturation factor is making the genre feel tired, and contributes to an atmosphere that keeps terrorism concerns top of mind while addressing these issues in a manner that's usually rather superficial and ultimately cathartic.
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While some have questioned whether the DNC's requirements are fair metrics for inclusion on the debate stage, DNC Chair Tom Perez says the thresholds were developed to make sure candidates keep grassroots support top of mind.
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As for the colors, they strike a subtle resemblance to Urban Decay's first-ever nail polishes in 1996: "We did a flashback collection last year, so some of those shades were top of mind," Zomnir says.
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When it comes to prom, there's three things that tend to be top of mind: your dress, your hair, and enjoying one of the hard-earned incentives of making it through four years of grueling homework.
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James said Bryant remains at the top of mind for players on the Lakers, who pulled away for a 129-113 win over the Sacramento Kings on Saturday after scoring 81 points in the first half.
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For Deiss, while her egg-ception comes down to personal preference, her concern for the welfare of animals — what prompted her to switch to a vegan diet in the first place — is always top of mind.
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Indeed, it seems like the OpenStack community is making a pretty big bet on containers and, while it's not taking sides, Kubernetes seems to be at the top of mind of the community as a whole.
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Baby boomers, the largest generation aside from millennials, are aging and dying in large numbers at a time when environmental concerns are top of mind, causing many of us to consider how death affects the environment.
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"Guns join opioids, cyber hacks, sexual harassment, human rights and climate change as top-of-mind risks that shareholders will want to discuss with boards during engagements and at annual meetings," McGurn said via e-mail.
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"Guns join opioids, cyber hacks, sexual harassment, human rights and climate change as top-of-mind risks that shareholders will want to discuss with boards during engagements and at annual meetings," McGurn said via e-mail.
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Although this column was written 2202 years ago, the concepts are still top of mind for many, including Rhode Island Senate President Teresa Paiva Weed, who had saved the column and recently shared it with us.
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And at a time when data privacy has become top of mind, Spotify is encouraging people to go public; its "Overshared" initiative will prominently display the year-end stats of select users who voluntarily submit them.
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John Kasich, the final GOP contender in a crowded field to drop out of the presidential primary race in 2628, has to be top of mind when considering potential challengers to Trump two years from now.
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Price-wise, it hopes to hit a target of at or lower than that of actual pork products, which could certainly add appeal among consumers for whom ethical and environmental concerns aren't at top of mind.
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The fate of the Mueller inquiry, however, is overwhelmingly likely to be top of mind for Senate Democrats, who have good reason to fear that installing Barr could be the first step in sandbagging the investigation.
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While not typically top of mind as a go-to destination, college and university art museums have a common goal: to raise the bar for the academic and cultural life of a campus and its environs.
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That gives enterprise developers greater deployment flexibility and the ability to move between cloud infrastructure providers more easily, something that is top of mind today as companies don't want to be locked into a single vendor.
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While speaking to children about loss, tragedy and commemoration might not be top-of-mind as we gear up for summer, it's the focus of a recently opened exhibition at the National September 73 Memorial & Museum.
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If the tariff regime is very much top of mind from Wall Street to Shanghai, the Taiwan Travel Act went little noticed in Washington, while looming large in Beijing, where leaders were bordering on the apoplectic.
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"People use the bathroom six to seven times a day and spend on average 156 hours a year on the toilet, so ensuring everyone has the best bathroom experience is always top of mind for us."
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"I'm looking at this proposal trying to understand exactly how this company is going to create a currency while keeping top of mind consumers' personal, private data and hard-earned money while being independent," she says.
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" Contagion by immigrants from the global South is top of mind: "Imagine that immigrants do carry some baggage with them, and that baggage, when unloaded in the new environment, dilutes some of the North's productive edge.
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"There's not a developer or forward-thinking building owner today that doesn't have this top of mind," said Paul J. Amrich, a vice chairman for the New York area at CBRE, a real estate services company.
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"There's no doubt the discovery of this severe vulnerability comes at a time when critical infrastructure security is top-of-mind for organizations and government agencies everywhere," Tenable Chief Product Officer Dave Cole said in a statement.
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WATCH: The Queer Eye Cast Shares Practical Lifestyle Tips Every Guy Should Know And though he's known for putting healthier twists on dishes on the show, Porowski says nutrition wasn't top of mind when developing his recipes.
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That's right: Carrie Bradshaw just wore your dad's "fun" socks on TV. It's been bleak times since Sex And The City left our small screens, so we'll do whatever it takes to keep Bradshaw top of mind.
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There are a few key areas of tech policy that are top of mind for tech CEOs and other industry participants, including four key issues: Expanding tech talent, intellectual property protection, AI and automation, and net neutrality.
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While Woods was able to save par after his poor opening shot and he has not shown any signs of discomfort since, the concerns that he is playing through an injury remain top of mind for many.
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They will likely keep the president's health care policies top of mind through the November 2020 election, after Republican efforts to repeal the Affordable Care Act helped Democrats flip control of the House in last year's midterms.
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"The shaky supply outlook with regard to Venezuela and Iran, as well as the petro-nations' output restrictions are top of mind in the oil market," said Norbert Ruecker, head of economics at Swiss bank Julius Baer.
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Though the statement made by the USOC did not explicitly mention the Zika virus, the mosquito-borne illness is definitely top of mind for officials preparing for the 2016 Summer Olympic Games in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.
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But even before the problem became a hot-button issue on social media, it was top of mind for Anu and Naveen Jain — technophilanthropists and the co-founders of such legendary companies as InfoSpace, Intelius and Inome.
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After all, the recency bias of "what happened today or yesterday" can too often consume more time in therapy sessions than more significant events that happened earlier in the week and might not be top of mind.
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These two Republican-appointed Supreme Court justices — who disappointed so many conservatives over the years — have been top of mind for the tight team who is working with Trump to fill Antonin Scalia's vacancy on the court.
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"We are assessing various options and working with union leaders – including the United Auto Workers and Unifor – on the optimal timing for resuming vehicle production, keeping the well-being of our workforce top of mind," Galhotra added.
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"If you look at the housing market seven years ago, or eight years ago, qualifying for a mortgage was something more top of mind, because credit was so tight," said Cheryl Young, a senior economist at Trulia.
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"We are assessing various options and working with union leaders – including the United Auto Workers and Unifor – on the optimal timing for resuming vehicle production, keeping the well-being of our workforce top of mind," he added.
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As Klobuchar's success in New Hampshire demonstrated, a stronger-than-expected performance could keep Warren top of mind for voters headed to the polls on Super Tuesday — a day full of races that could reinvigorate her candidacy.
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Although Netflix chief content officer Ted Sarandos said in 2017 that Netflix renews 93 percent of original series, renewal is clearly top of mind for show creators who want to keep making their project and getting paid.
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After joining the musician on his Good for a Good Time Tour with Dan + Shay, the "Kiss You in the Morning" singer tells PEOPLE a moment of clarity onstage with Rucker helps him keep gratitude top of mind.
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Advertisers are not ready to give up on the potential of voice-controlled e-commerce just yet, but managing concerns like unwanted ordering and the security of personal and financial information will be top of mind in 2020.
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"As enterprises adopt NoSQL cloud databases to undertake digital transformation and AI initiatives, the need to manage and recover applications and data is becoming top of mind," said Bipul Sinha, Rubrik's co-founder and CEO, in a statement.
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Although Google Assistant and Amazon Alexa are eating up all the market share in the consumer space (and they both have growing enterprise plays), the aforementioned survey shows Cortana is top of mind to businesses considering adding voice.
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While it's top of mind, it doesn't hurt to ascertain who is in line to inherit from any life insurance policies you own outside of work, as well as any individual retirement accounts and brokerage accounts you hold.
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One part of Macron's efforts was convening the Paris Peace Forum this week, intended to bring world leaders together in the goal of promoting peace just as the deadly events of 100 years ago are top of mind.
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Bike Gursel, the chairman of Marmara Hotels, a chain of five hotels in Turkey and two in New York, lives in Istanbul and said that while locals were aware of the advisory, it wasn't necessarily top of mind.
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But it's particularly top-of-mind this week after the arrest of an Uber driver from Queens who was charged with kidnapping a woman who had fallen asleep on a trip between New York City and White Plains.
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"Investors have been yearning for an acquisition for JNJ's MedTech and while this entity may not have been top of mind, it complements JNJ's Ethicon franchise and its respiratory health focus," BMO Capital Markets analyst Joanne Wuensch said.
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These troubling figures were top of mind that autumn when a group of politicos gathered on the Capitol steps and conservative icon Newt GingrichNewton (Newt) Leroy GingrichMORE made the case for desperate measures to match the desperate times.
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Data privacy and security are top of mind for many companies right now, especially given California&aposs new data privacy law, CCPA, which took effect at the beginning of this year, and Europe&aposs data privacy law, GDPR.
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It's a top-of-mind question since President Donald Trump accused Google on Tuesday of prioritizing negative coverage from left-leaning outlets, an indictment that appeared to be based on an unscientific report by a conservative news site.
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"Flash sales sites served as an entry point into the world of luxury, placing brands that were not previously accessible or on millennials' radar, top of mind," Peter Niessen of American Express Insights told Larissa Faw for Forbes.
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If you can stay on top of the changes and harness the screen that best fits your business objectives, while always remembering to keep the customer's needs top of mind, the future will certainly be bright and audible.
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"We are always looking for ways to help young people understand that, while Big Tobacco might not be top of mind for them, it in fact does impact their life," said Robin Koval, CEO and president of Truth Initiative.
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While EBIT, EBITDA, and FCF were all stronger than expected, the forward growth trajectory of Websites revenue (given the scale and leverage in this ~$100bn annualized business) is likely to remain top of mind to determining long-term valuation.
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To get the most well-rounded perspective on what CMOs are prioritizing in 2020, eMarketer polled those of different industries and tenures to find out what should be top of mind as we propel into the future of marketing.
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Which brings me to my final point: This Halloween, I think it's fair to guess that David Bowie and Prince — both iconic and top of mind in 2016 — will be making appearances at parties across the holiday-observing world.
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Questions over Tesla's finances are top of mind, and many analysts anticipate a capital raise in 43 despite Musk's statements that it will not be necessary due to profitability and positive cash flow in the third or fourth quarters.
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For instance, use Twitter for being top-of-mind in a particular conversation or trending topic, or use Facebook's plethora of interest and behavioral targeting tools to reach your customers right down to the exact iOS version they're using.
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What's important to remember is that in the meantime, clean brands and retailers are still trying to sell you things just like the traditional beauty companies are, even if some of them truly have public health top of mind.
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With environmental and indigenous opponents of Tahoe's Escobal mine vowing it will never again produce silver, the tension is top of mind for Wall Street, and analysts expect the company to post its fifth consecutive quarterly loss on Tuesday.
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"Looking at the toys currently gaining the most traction at retail, retailers can use this information to understand safe bets for early re-orders, and manufacturers should ensure that retailers are keeping these items top of mind," Lennett said.
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Like many people interviewed across the Midwest over the last two weeks — from Iowa to Missouri to Minnesota and here in Wisconsin — many Republican-leaning voters took mere seconds to before mentioning immigration as a top-of-mind concern.
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So much has happened in the weeks since that such questions are no longer top of mind, as the couple said in a statement Monday ahead of their official transition to being non-working members of the royal family.
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And as the bank looks to work with more fintechs to free up its engineers to focus on areas "they can really make a difference," Cohen said, making that process as smooth as possible will be top of mind.
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This can be especially effective on social media sites like Twitter, which allow for threads so that the core of an original argument can exist alongside newer posts, thus keeping the primary narrative top-of-mind, Jackson says. This.
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Privacy, security, and timing With privacy being top of mind for consumers this year, Google's Tuesday event may have come at an inopportune time -- just one day after the reveal of the vulnerability that could have exposed Google + accounts.
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But the war in Afghanistan is not top of mind for many senators these days, who are consumed with end-of-the-year budget agreements, evaluating the United States-Mexico-Canada trade agreement and preparing for an impeachment trial.
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Chinese state-sponsored hacking and intellectual property theft are now top of mind for the Department of Justice, and federal prosecutors have brought a number of cases against Chinese nationals — and that country's biggest telecommunications manufacturer — in recent months.
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The Trump tax plan will also remain top of mind for markets, and there now is a wait-and-see on what he will propose — a similar plan to the House Republicans, which includes a border adjustment tax, or something else.
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"I do think that this is top of mind for everybody than it has been in the past," said Ally Coll Steele, a former Capitol Hill and campaign staffer who created a nonprofit, Purple Campaign, aimed at ending workplace sexual harassment.
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Humpal graduated last year with a master's in biomedical engineering — and about $25,2000 in loans, he tells CNBC Make It. Student loan debt was top-of mind, so finding an employer willing to help pay that off was a big incentive.
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Scroll on for the under $150 furniture finds that will maximize tight spaces while keeping minimalism and style top of mind — so you can easily shop, decorate, and relax without ever leaving your tiny abode (or quitting your day job).
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His solution -- citizens need to make sure promoting a progressive agenda on marijuana is top of mind when they go vote in the next elections ... so people like those in the rejected Acreage Holding PSA can get the help they need.
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While the Fed, China and oil prices all seem to be top of mind for most investors, CNBC's Jim Cramer said Tuesday that the U.S. central bank's next move is the most important out of these three factors affecting financial markets.
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"To ensure the eroding of democracy isn't an issue that is lost in the news cycle, our design team from Chicago concocted a creative way to keep our warped voting districts top-of-mind," the font's creators said in a statement.
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David Politis, CEO of cloud security vendor BetterCloud, said that in a recent survey conducted by his company, 75 percent of technology security professionals said emerging threats from cloud-based email and collaboration tools like Slack are top of mind.
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Meanwhile, Jean-François Legault, global head of cybersecurity operations at JPMorgan, addressed the many cybersecurity issues facing retail and investment bankers, which is top of mind for many SWIFT users in attendance after last year's infamous hack attack versus Bangladesh Bank.
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And they keep each other top of mind even when they're not around – Sofia works out with a life-size cardboard cutout of her ripped husband for inspiration, while Joe was planning anniversary presents well in advance of the big day.
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The United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement needs to remain top of mind as an enabler of much needed stability and confidence to corporations and supply chains throughout a region that enjoys $1.2 trillion in trade impacting half a billion consumers.
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TORONTO (Reuters) - Consolidation among smaller gold miners is expected to be top of mind as much of the industry meets in Toronto this week, with dealmakers cautiously optimistic a fresh wave of buyouts is imminent once major pending transactions are settled.
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"The countdown to the meeting of the OPEC Countries has started, and the question of whether the group and its allies will further cut supplies is top of mind," said Norbert Rucker, head of economics at Swiss bank Julius Baer.
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"This issue is now top of mind for so many who didn't feel affected by it in the past because of the new administration's actions, which make it clear that all undocumented people are now priorities for enforcement," she says.
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The company began exporting cars to the United States under its own name in 1981, although the name has not been top of mind for solvers, most likely because ISUZU has not sold passenger vehicles in the U.S. since the 1990s.
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Wearing gloves and masks, and with social distancing measures top of mind, Raines and her team, a non-profit organization known as Beauty2TheStreetz, caravanned into Skid Row to hand off the supplies from their cars to ensure the six-feet minimum.
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Finding product-market fit, great talent and and a sustainable plan for constant growth are top of mind, but perhaps most importantly, they need to keep the lights on, whether it's by raising venture capital or managing cash flows while bootstrapping.
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The most memorable spots of the night are ones for brands like Budweiser and Bumble that do not just peddle products, but also sent powerful messages about issues like diversity and women's empowerment, which are top of mind for many Americans.
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In these times, climate change and the effects of a warming planet are top of mind, especially with recent extreme weather events, Donald Trump administration policy roll-backs, and climate activists like Greta Thunberg reminding us how we're destroying her future.
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Graham then raised an issue that's been top of mind for Erdogan for years—the U.S. case involving Zarrab, who was convicted in 2018 and sentenced to 32 months in prison stemming partly from bribes he paid to Turkish bank officers.
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White House Press Secretary Sarah Sanders told Fox Business Network the administration expects the ongoing negotiations to prove fruitful and that the administration's complaints about Chinese theft of U.S. intellectual property were "top of mind" in the negotiations with Beijing.
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You have tons of privacy controls and all this different stuff because one of the things that gamers really care about, gamers tend to be more tech-savvy people and privacy is a thing that's top of mind for them.
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Hadoop Adoption Remains Top of Mind: "adoption" and "production" make the list: Many IT organizations have made big bets on Hadoop as their next-generation data platform, and are migrating workloads from legacy systems like Teradata to lower-cost and more scalable environments.
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She's been body shamed in the past Williams, a 23-time Grand Slam winner, has dealt with body shaming before -- her anatomy sometimes derisively compared to that of an animal -- so the topic was top of mind during her interview with Harper's.
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The areas of concern that are top of mind for these ambitious business leaders are big-picture global issues: climate change (37%), lack of quality education (37%), peace, justice and global institutions (30%) and availability of work opportunities and economic growth (28%).
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While taking the time to set up basic security and privacy protections can help reduce the risk of this kind of thing happening to you, it's also a good reminder that big corporations don't necessarily have your privacy and security top of mind.
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A glut of patients who were prescribed Repatha, treatment for high cholesterol, but couldn't pay for the pricey treatment, were top of mind in the company's decision to cut the drug's cost by 8003 percent, Amgen Chairman and CEO Bob Bradway said Monday.
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Retailers are increasingly cautious heading into 2019, with fears of cooling global growth and a market sell-off top of mind, Janet Yellen, former chair of the Federal Reserve, said Monday, during the National Retail Federation's annual Big Show in New York.
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With the black-market size estimated at trillions of dollars a year, and the fact that it's easier to buy a gun than a book in some places, the subject of how we keep society safe has been top of mind lately.
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It's just been top of mind because I've been trying those things," project designer Nisha Garigarn said, adding that the menu cards are annoying, "still a piece of paper — I slide it in between my cabinets so I don't have to hold it.
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Deal activity has also been notable this year, hitting a seventeen-year-record high in the first quarter and staying top of mind for investors with the wrap-up of the Disney-Comcast-Fox saga and CVS' high-profile merger with Aetna.
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Uber is one of a handful of companies, including Google, Lyft, Volvo and Ford, that has joined the Self-Driving Coalition for Safer Streets, lobbying to the government to rapidly draft legislation for autonomous vehicle penetration while keeping safety top of mind.
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We've spoken with a number of cops and brass at LAPD and surrounding agencies ... and here are some top of mind concerns: -- Cops are concerned about fake 911 calls ... that a copycat might use the emergency number to set up an ambush.
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I had been reporting on the #MeToo movement for months, and with every person who came forward and just how top of mind that entire movement was, I was encouraged by it in the sense that there's no reward in being silent.
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Are you going to say, "Alexa, order some detergent," or is there a word you could use to force the brand back into that conversation, whether it's Tide or Gain, so being top of mind and almost being associated with the category itself.
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Scan with Photomath solves math problems Scan with Photomath solves math problems Others like Blippar have tried to build AR utility platforms, but they lacked the community and daily use necessary to already be top of mind when people want to scan something.
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TORONTO, March 4 (Reuters) - Consolidation among smaller gold miners is expected to be top of mind as much of the industry meets in Toronto this week, with dealmakers cautiously optimistic a fresh wave of buyouts is imminent once major pending transactions are settled.
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These concerns were top of mind for me when I reached out to well-known activist DeRay Mckesson for permission to reprint one of his August 2014 tweets coming out of Ferguson, Missouri in the aftermath of the killing of Michael Brown.
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"I think it's not top-of-mind for voters, but I think you want your vote to be secure, especially with everything we've heard from coming out of 6900 with the Russians," Pia Nargundkar, a senior associate at ALG Research, told Hill.
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"The countdown to the meeting of the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries has started, and the question of whether the group and its allies will further cut supplies is top of mind," said Norbert Rucker, head of economics at Swiss bank Julius Baer.
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Observers say immigration and public safety has become top of mind for Republican voters because it is a theme echoed constantly on Fox News and conservative radio — and one raised by Trump, who warns of the threat of violent gangs like MS-13.
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With North Korea's Kim Jong-un and South Korea's Moon Jae-in sitting down for talks, and a summit between Kim and President Trump looming, denuclearization is at the top of mind in Washington — but it's not the only issue on the table.
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Evans tells CNBC Make It that's because privacy and security for students is top of mind, and that N-Powered is using the summer to further its security systems before making Husky Helper available to a broader population of students in the fall.
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Some of the best places to honeymoon remain consistent year after year: Hawaii and Mexico are enduring and beautiful, while European capitals and coastal destinations like the ever-romantic Paris or the photogenic Greek isles remain top of mind for engaged couples.
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SANTIAGO (Reuters) - Opaque pricing for lithium, the powerhouse metal fueling the electric vehicle revolution, is expected to be top of mind this week as the industry's leaders gather in Santiago, with calls rising for more transparency to attract much-needed expansion funding.
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"A Taco Bell representative said that franchisees are required to follow government mandates and that the chain is continuing to update its policies, procedures, and operations as the situation evolves, "while keeping team member and customer health and safety top of mind.
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Amazon had no prominent beachfront presence, nor a yacht nor a party with a high-profile musical guest, but the company was top of mind for many, especially after it announced its plan to buy Whole Foods Market for more than $13 billion.
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How Samasource Helps The World, And A Secret Tattoo Unveiled (Video) Janah and her company were well ahead of their time, as issues related to bias in ML models have become top-of-mind for many product leaders in Silicon Valley today.
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Maintaining that level of enthusiasm — and directing it behind the Democratic ballot, including the eventual nominee — in November is top of mind for union leaders, who signaled ahead of the results favoring Sanders that they would mobilize behind whoever the eventual nominee is.
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And, since the reason you didn't get the job in this case had nothing to do with you or your qualifications, when something new opens up, you are putting yourself in a good position to be top of mind for that new role.
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While election security has been at top of mind since the 2016 presidential contest, when the Russian government waged a disinformation campaign to heighten partisan divisions and sow discord and distrust in the US electorate, little substantively has changed with election infrastructure.
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With consumer privacy top of mind among lawmakers, regulators, businesses, and consumer protection groups, such a commission would be invaluable as an efficient and effective means to explore the issues raised by the Business Roundtable executives, along with others to be added.
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Fielding the response to the special counsel's probe and possibly a deluge of investigations from Capitol Hill will be top of mind for McGahn's successor, but the White House counsel will also be expected to keep McGahn's momentum on judicial nominations moving forward.
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He predicts that becoming a "top of mind brand to get a better night of sleep" with customers will give Casper a leg up on its online mattress rivals and big incumbents like Serta Simmons Bedding, which has roughly $3 billion in sales.
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Privacy has always been top-of-mind for the Sisterhood community and other groups and others that cater toward BRCA-positive women, she said, because members post pictures of surgical procedures and share private stories of their experiences managing the health matter.
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The most memorable spots of the night were ones for brands like Budweiser and Bumble that did not just peddle products, but also sent powerful messages about issues like diversity and women's empowerment — and robots — which are top of mind for many Americans.
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The questions asked of Armstrong and Walden by Yahoos at the session were not much of a surprise, including about future strategies, what would happen to various units like email and search and, perhaps top of mind, when would the layoffs begin.
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A glut of patients who were prescribed Repatha, Amgen's treatment for high cholesterol, but couldn't pay for the pricey treatment, were top of mind in the company's decision to cut the drug's cost by 60 percent, Amgen Chairman and CEO Bob Bradway said Monday.
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"We recognize that this decision may represent a challenge to customers who have been using the service and we want to assure them that we are always evaluating how we do things, with them, our customers, being top of mind," said the Trader Joe's rep.
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The review, Krikorian's "top-of-mind" priority, will determine whether the DNC will follow the other major Democratic committees to the secure workplace messaging app called Wickr, which offers what's known as end-to-end encryption for chat, voice and video communication, and file exchanges.
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Of course, Facebook's hands-off approach to third-party data collection and retention on its app platform resulted in the Cambridge Analytica scandal, so user privacy is likely top of mind for Snap executives looking to similarly open Snapchat up to third-party app makers.
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Less than six weeks after the historic women's marches in Washington, New York City, Chicago and elsewhere, our most recent milestone for women in American history remain top of mind and a topic of conversation from cocktail parties to classrooms all across the country.
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Stop using the phrase 'committed suicide' Top of mind to many who care about this topic is getting rid of the phrase "committed suicide," says Dese'Rae Stage, a suicide awareness activist who holds a bachelor's degree in psychology and is trained in crisis intervention.
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While in the past such topics were ignored, our dependence on fossil fuels and the fate of our climate are now top of mind for many voters, triggering local ballot initiatives in states like California and Colorado and heated exchanges from the leading presidential candidates.
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Top of mind for many investors is the work of the European Central Bank, which proposed in October that banks set aside more cash to cover bad loans, a measure that would force weak lenders to ask shareholders to provide the cash to plug losses.
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But in 2016 that kind of distributed content play is now status quo for the industry; more to the point, Apple's service isn't top of mind for most publishers, who are much more interested in rival services from the likes of Facebook, Google and Snapchat.
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"In an awards season when talk about women and gender has been top of mind, we need to separate hyperbole from reality," said Martha M. Lauzen, executive director at the university's Center for the Study of Women in Television and Film, which released the report.
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Here's the email sent on Friday from Fran Katsoudas, Cisco's chief people officer:Team,The outbreak of COVID-19 (Coronavirus) in California is top of mind for us all, and we appreciate how concerning it can be to hear there are cases so close to home.
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Those who spoke with CNN described emails, group text chains and conference calls where they brainstorm responses to urgent international events, help draft campaign statements and policy papers, and flag developments that they believe should be top of mind for Warren and her senior aides.
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That's why, when Morgan began designing how the film's female anchors would look on-camera, the Ailes effect was top of mind: "The directive I gave my team is that the women of Fox look like dolls," Morgan said over the phone from Los Angeles.
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"It is likely that the Toys R Us news has kept toys top-of-mind for parents and grandparents when shopping for kids in general, benefiting both consumers and the industry," Juli Lennett, senior vice president and industry advisor, said in a statement Monday.
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British researchers from Pen Test Partners have exposed toys like the Teksta Toucan and My Friend Cayla as being susceptible to hackers; they're Bluetooth-enabled, and their mics and speakers connect to the internet, but they weren't built with security at top of mind.
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"The advancement of women in the workplace – and more broadly the state of diversity at our firm – is top of mind for all of us," Chief Executive Lloyd Blankfein and President and co-Chief Operating Officer David Solomon said in an internal memo posted on its website.
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"The job interview doesn't end when you walk out the door, but rather affords job seekers a unique opportunity to build a meaningful relationship with the interviewer, and help keep their candidacy top-of-mind," said Amanda Augustine, career advice expert for TopResume, in a statement.
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And with Trump saying that the white supremacist violence in Charlottesville was a both-sides issue and regularly tweeting about primarily black NFL players who won't stand for the National Anthem, race is very much a top-of-mind issue in the country these days. 203.
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SM: Our ambition is to serve couples on that journey, so all of those things are top of mind, and we believe we can help them in unique ways because of the insights we [glean] thanks to our registries and checklists and other wedding planning tools.
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"The companies we reached out to in the beginning who said, 'This is great but not top of mind for us,' are now calling us back asking us to jump on the phone today or tomorrow to get something implemented," Sadeghi said in a phone call.
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Investing in technology is top of mind for small business owners — with 23% saying they plan to invest in resources related to the Internet of Things, or IoT-connected devices, for their business in 2020, according to new research from the latest CNBC|SurveyMonkey Small Business Survey.
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The company expects the reporting tool will help cut down on misinformation about how to vote or take part in other forms of civic engagement, an issue that has been top of mind for social media companies as the U.S. election and census take place this year.
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"Dividend strategies have increasingly become top of mind for investors that want to participate in the up market that continues but they want to be prepared for the volatility that feels like is around the corner," said Todd Rosenbluth, head of ETF & mutual fund research at CFRA.
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"Measurement issues at Facebook have been top-of-mind for many of those same marketers over the past year given revelations around over-stated average video viewing time, video viewing completions, miscalculations of organic page reach and other data which impacts how budgets are planned," he wrote.
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"It's an atavistic index, but it's still top of mind and any money manager knows it will make the front page of the papers and your investors will see it and wonder what the heck you were doing if you didn't own an obviously winning Dow stock," Cramer said.
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SPF Though it may not be top of mind – with winter exhibiting shorter days, meaning less exposure to sunlight, and not to mention the fact that sporting built-in melanin feels like you basically have a superpower against the sun – SPF is a fundamental instrument for protecting the skin.
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" As with everything Barrymore puts her mark on, accessibility was top of mind when designing her debut clothing line, which features a variety of apparel, jewelry and accessories, at prices ranging from $28 to $248, with a mission to "provide positive inspiration and a grounding voice to all women.
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Update, June 2nd, 2:40pm: A spokesperson for Ticketfly provided the following update on the situation:In consultation with leading third-party forensic and cybersecurity experts, we are in the process of bringing the Ticketfly ticketing system back online with the security of our clients and fans top of mind.
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Jennifer Lopez Blows Kisses to Her Man in Sweet Throwback Photo From Met Gala It may have been 17 years since she walked the carpet in the leaf-print gown, but it's still front-and-center in her closet and top of mind when listing her favorite dresses.
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Sumatra's dark, bold, and bittersweet cocoa flavors lends itself as an ideal match for a chocolatey and fudgey brownie counterpart — so with these tasting notes top of mind, here are the five next level ways to enjoy this treat as a double coffee dose (morning, noon, and night): 1.
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The most prominent that's top of mind immediately in this moment is there was an IT professional in Pakistan who was tweeting at 3:40 in the morning about helicopters over his apartment, and five hours later, we learned that that was the raid on Osama bin Laden.
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In talking to retail traders, what I find most interesting is the almost universal belief that Amazon does not seem to care what it costs to be "top of mind," that is, they don't care how much they have to spend, they want you to think of them first.
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Marketers also understand that if consumers are not thinking about their product, they are likely to choose an alternative, perhaps picking up a bag of chips for a snack instead of a candy bar, and each company is constantly striving to make their product top-of-mind for consumers.
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"I think these environmental issues are becoming more top-of-mind, and there is a direct connection between what's happening with our environment and the president and the Republican Party's decision not to accept science with climate change," said Tad Devine, a Democratic strategist who worked on Sen.
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Power and politics were top of mind this weekend as hundreds of thousands of people gathered in major cities and small towns around the world to march for gender equality under the banner of the Women's March while also protesting the one-year anniversary of President Donald Trump's inauguration.
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The topic of independent contractors who work for such companies ― providing on-demand services that range from driving to home cleaning to food delivery ― is "top of mind for the Speaker," political advisor and venture capitalist Bradley Tusk said on Wednesday at a San Francisco event hosted by StrictlyVC.
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That, coupled with the increasing ubiquity of mobile devices and the headphones that accompany them make audio content an increasingly compelling option for consumers navigating a world rife with emails, blog posts, text messages and articles elbowing one another out of the way to be top-of-mind.
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In the past, Amazon also has tried to stay top-of-mind by making attention-grabbing announcements during the holiday season, like those of a minimum wage increase for all employees and the locations of its new headquarters, which the company made at the end of last year.
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The chart, which was in the latest "Top of Mind" note sent to clients by the investment bank this week, doesn't present any new information but it is a handy cut-out-and-keep guide to the Brexit process (feel free to bookmark this page!) Here is the chart:
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That number is staggering, and even more depressing when you consider the 42.2 million people, including 6.4 million children, living without enough to eat in the U.S. According to Hazel Technology's CEO Aidan Mouat, the company's BerryBrite and FruitBrite products were developed with farmers and food waste top of mind.
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Mr. Mille — who has said he carved a bar of hotel soap into the RM 001 form one sleepless night — is a racing enthusiast who designed his first watch to both look and function like a Formula One car: Comfort, performance, shock-resistance, durability and lightness were top of mind.
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Freada Kapor Klein Steve Herrod, who was an early employee at VMware and today is the managing director at venture capital firm General Catalyst, says this is a topic that is top of mind and something the partners at GC always talk about when evaluating whether to fund a startup.
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She noted that this is a particularly big issue in the fashion industry, which has historically pushed forward a sample-sized ideal of beauty — a concern that's been top of mind for designers, models, editors, and influencers in the past few seasons, but still hasn't necessarily resulted in inclusive optics.
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Besides being able to access and edit Photoshop files on the go, the iPad version "is reimagined with a new user experience completely redesigned for the iPad with touch and mobility top of mind," said Pam Clark, Adobe's senior director of product management, in a blog post on Monday morning.
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While fundraising and supporting portfolio companies involve knowing institutional funds and high-net-worth individuals and having some experience building and running multiple companies, Kurani pointed out that deal sourcing is all about networking and staying top of mind — and is also more accessible for candidates to get good at.
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"The more staff you have, the more volunteers you can recruit, the better chance you have of keeping your candidate top of mind, even if they're not here making news in the state or holding events," said Peter Leo, chairman of the Carroll County Democratic Party, who has endorsed Warren.
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Even with an issue that has been so top of mind in recent weeks, voters here said it was hard to see much difference among the Democratic candidates, and difficult to determine whether any one of them would be a better champion -- even for widely-backed ideas like universal background checks.
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The Disruptor 50 Roadshow brings together executives from CNBC Disruptor 50 companies, along with leading voices in business, to deliver engaging discussions on a range of issues that are top of mind for entrepreneurs and small business owners who are trying to grow their businesses, find investors, and attract and retain top talent.
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Any photos should be taken for an explicit educational or diagnostic reason, with the parents' consent and patient privacy top of mind, said Dorit Koren, a pediatric endocrinologist at Massachusetts General Hospital and cochair of the Pediatric Endocrine Society's ethics special interest group, though she was not speaking on behalf of the group.
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Why it matters: Supply chain attacks — hackers sabotaging the security of hardware or software to attack the system in which it's installed — have been at the top of mind for many in the government, with recent dust ups involving allegations against ZTE and Huawei as well as a widely disputed Bloomberg story.
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President Trump seemed a bit pre-occupied with the Russia probe over the holiday weekend — he tweeted about it almost a dozen times — and it was still top of mind for him Tuesday morning, only with a stunning new baseless charge: He's now saying the Mueller team will be "MEDDLING" with the midterms.
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While I wouldn't go so far to suggest that connection is top of mind for most Academy voters, I do wonder about its potential effect on a voting body that tends to respond positively to films that ruminate or comment on the movies themselves, which this film does, in a roundabout way.
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But even before his official start, an orderly transition didn't appear to be top of mind for Bolton, who didn't meet with the NSC official who former national security adviser H.R. McMaster had designated to help with the transition until last Thursday -- the day before McMaster left the White House for good.
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In the past five years I have made building women up absolutely top of mind—from finding one night at week to just connect people who might work well together to holding events that help create open dialogues for women to building a company that is more diverse than it's ever been.
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"Small-business owners, especially those that are embarking on a new business for the first time or a side hustle, there are so many things to manage ... so many balls in the air, insurance is not always top of mind," said Tyler Asher, president of independent agent distribution at Liberty Mutual Insurance.
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Sure, they may not be decked out in Swarovski crystals or designed with the latest trends du jour (tiny sunglasses, ugly sneakers, or any other '90s nostalgia) in mind, but they do have a clean conscience — which should be top of mind for any aesthete who knows the difference between blue and black waste bins.
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BM: Right now, so while we have to follow rules and regulations, we've actually gotta make sure we're doing a good job of serving all stakeholders-, BM: And Europe becomes a little bit more problematic when some of the concerns, like taxation, and other aspects like that, are top of mind for people there.
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As voice-first interfaces like Amazon's Echo, Google Assistant and Siri permeate the public consciousness, the question of how to get people to understand their utility and convince them to continue to use them regularly is going to be top of mind for the core companies trying to make "fetch" happen, so to speak.
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The question has been top of mind lately, especially during 2018's fatal flu season — and one many pet parents were asking after watching Isle of Dogs, Wes Anderson's recent stop-motion animation movie about a mayor who banishes all dogs to an island of trash after dog flu starts to spread through his city.
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"I think it's going to be hard to take a big swing at us because I do think that people did see a tax cut, but I still think that's not resonating as a top-of-mind issue for midterm voters," the strategist, who asked to remain anonymous to speak freely about the matter, said.
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Whether the latter is the case or it's truly a result of the life we're living — a life full of distractions, constant information overload, social media syndrome (constant self-comparison, heightened insecurity, an unquenchable need for approval, and the endless dopamine loop) — it's clear that this topic is more top of mind than ever.
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"If you get away from all the numbers and the stories and you just think about this intellectually, at the end of the day if you're not top of mind, and you're not relevant, and you're not convenient, people are going to shop you less," Mansell told CNBC at the Shoptalk conference in Las Vegas.
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"Our representation has included leading foreign government allies of the U.S., political candidates, leading religious figures, including some of America's most influential leaders, public and private corporations on public relation matters and a variety of public interest organizations as well as countless other concerns with political interests which are top of mind," the site says.
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"Often just keeping [retirement] top of mind and checking in on it regularly, whether that's quarterly or twice a year, can really help to nudge you over the line to, even if you have [a fund], to ... make sure you're putting the most into it that you can afford, for your future," he said.
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" Tajiana Ancora-Brown, the director of external affairs at Walt Disney World Resort, said in a statement that the donations "would not be possible without the dedication of cast members behind the scenes who collect, sort and distribute every item to ensure it's delivered with the highest level of freshness, keeping food safety top of mind.
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In the medium- to long-term, the emergence of cloud gaming and any impact it may have on PC gaming growth will likely remain top of mind for many investors; however, comments from Gigabyte/MSI appear to support our view that latency alone will be a bottleneck for broad-based adoption among Nvidia's target customer base.
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With these concerns top of mind, the world will soon have another chance to negotiate concrete steps for combating climate change: The unresolved issues of COP25 will be back on the agenda in the next rounds of UN climate negotiations that will take place in Bonn, Germany, in June 2020, and at COP26 in Glasgow, Scotland, the following November.
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But when it comes to sharing its story and keeping the brand at top of mind, GE taps one of the youngest marketing agencies — New York-based Small Girls PR. The age difference between the conglomerate and Small Girls (name inspired by the just over 5-feet heights of its two founders) is no shocker to GE Chief Marketing Officer Linda Boff.
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Now, it's pretty easy for a political rival to make that look like a gentrification project, but on the west side of South Bend, where a very good house is often $40,0003, we have a different set of issues than the issues that are top of mind for some of the people who write from afar about the work that we're doing.
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Mr. Maduro, bedecked for the ceremony with the gold chain and tricolor sash of his office, was ending his speech Saturday afternoon on the topic that is top of mind for every Venezuelan: the ravaged economy, which has left much of the population desperate for food, emptied the hospitals of medicine and driven hundreds of thousands to leave the country.
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With less than a year to go before the 23 election, a majority of registered voters say they think it's at least somewhat likely that President Donald Trump will secure a second term in the White House, a new poll has found, with more than two-fifths of voters saying the president will be top of mind when casting their vote next November.
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I will say the presidency wasn't top of mind to begin with, but I think that the success I had in our election, transforming the electorate, the work I've done as a business leader, as a civic leader, and as a political leader, positions me to be just as capable of becoming the president of the United States as anyone running.
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"I know this sounds incredibly formulaic, but committing to these relationship goals with each person in my family, when there aren't other issues that are immediately pressing, allows me to put a plan in place for those times during the year when it is more chaotic, I'm not as reflective, but I still want to keep those high-level priorities top of mind," she writes.
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Buyer was the host and I was the guest, but because the IPO market is top of mind for so many in the startup industry right now, I asked if I could turn the table for a few minutes on Buyer, who is best known for helping to architect Google's 2004 IPO and for the IPO advisory firm she founded in 203, Class V Group.
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While Trump's team initially claimed that the firing came after a review by Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein, laid out in a memo, that largely faulted Comey on his handling of the investigation into the private email server of Hillary Clinton, Trump later said in an interview he had already decided to fire Comey and cited the Russia investigation as being at the top of mind.
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Those figures show Trump is much more top of mind for voters — both those who support and oppose him — than either Barack ObamaBarack Hussein ObamaBen Shapiro: No prominent GOP figure ever questioned Obama's legitimacy 3 real problems Republicans need to address to win in 2020 Obama's high school basketball jersey sells for 85003,000 at auction MORE or George W. Bush were in the last four midterm elections.
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Just last night, President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE met with some of America's top CEO's and expanding the supply of high skill visas was top of mind for them.
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While the formal UN agenda includes a host of topics that the President doesn't like -- including climate change and sustainable development -- he's probably going to try to get other member states to focus on what's top of mind for him, like reports that Iran was behind the recent attacks on Saudi Arabia's oil facilities, after several months of illegal activities in international waters, and a host of other malign activities.
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" This is not only a recent incident that may indicate why DeNiro was top of mind -- time and the investigation will determine that -- but what's particularly fascinating is the way that Hannity is quick to play the victim card, telling his viewers before the DeNiro clip, "I guess we're the irredeemable, deplorable, Walmart smelling, Trump supporting, Bible hugging, loving, gun-loving, you know, clinging into God, guns and religion people.
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Half-Day Event Featuring Disruptor 003 Companies to Be Held on October 24th in Philadelphia One-on-One Interviews with Kevin O'Leary and Michael Rubin This half-day event will bring together executives from CNBC Disruptor 50 companies, along with leading voices in business, to deliver engaging discussions on a range of issues that are top of mind for entrepreneurs and small business owners who are trying to grow their businesses, find investors, and attract and retain top talent.
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His answer: Think of it as a cautionary tale — a story that ought to rank at the top of mind for a Democratic electorate that is now choosing between Obama's vice president and progressives like Bernie Sanders or Elizabeth Warren, who had pushed Obama, during the recovery, to adopt policies with more egalitarian economic effects ... not only did Obama's policy ideas produce lackluster economic results (at least in that they failed to hit their stated goals), they failed politically, too.
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