But Mr. Trump is a transactional person, and many have made transactional decisions to work for him understanding the risks.
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There is the possibility that Powell, having been appointed by a transactional president, will tend to be more of a transactional leader of the Fed.
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We are to understand this is, of course, negative, as critics solemnly note "the limits of transactional politics" or the dangers of a "transactional" foreign policy.
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"Sagewise seeks to bring transactional confidence into the blockchain industry by building a smart contract safety net where smart contracts do not fulfill the original transactional intent," Wan wrote.
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And I think people ... So a little more transactional.
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It's a very transactional kind of ... It feels useful.
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"Mitt Romney understands something about President Trump: Trump is 100 percent transactional and not relational ... As a business person he understands the nature of being transactional," Boyd Matheson, who was formerly Sen.
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People can sense when you're being transactional in your selling.
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"My relationship with James Charles is not transactional," she said.
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His leadership is transactional, ego driven, and about personal loyalty.
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And there were people who saw it as too transactional.
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Now there's a lot more of it, it's more transactional.
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His leadership is transactional, ego driven, and about personal loyalty.
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"People have said he's a more transactional person," Cooper said.
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A transactional choice will almost always favor the United States.
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Modern presidents probably aren't so explicitly transactional about the practice.
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Because everything is transactional for President Trump, so who knows?
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This was not a real estate transactional kind of arrangement.
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Trump viewed the media relationships as transactional, the source said.
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His leadership is transactional, ego driven and about personal loyalty.
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"When you go to Amazon, it's very transactional," Fong said.
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But too often the focus is on speed, transactional speed.
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Giving the president that transactional freedom comes at a price.
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Joey doesn't understand that a sex worker's life is transactional.
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Like him, they view politics in transactional and amoral terms.
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What about that transactional relationship did you want to explore?
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Donald Trump is the most "transactional" president in modern times.
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There are transactional donors kicking around the American political system.
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To that end, he found great transactional value in Twitter.
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But there is no denying the fair's essentially transactional DNA.
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But it can also reduce fan interaction to transactional encounters.
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It said there would be an adverse transactional effect on the profit margin on Primark's UK sales, a favourable transactional effect on British Sugar's margins and a translation benefit on group profits earned outside Britain.
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The rule targets "transactional" accounts, which charge clients a commission for every trade, and rather than wade through the complexities of the 1,000-plus page regulation, many firms are just dropping transactional retirement accounts altogether.
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Leaders can have styles that are charismatic, transactional, situational or participative.
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Pepper makes transactional components of the experience more fun and engaging.
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Trump is a transactional guy with unformed views on many topics.
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We have also assumed negative FX transactional impact from emerging markets.
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Sometimes we would piece it together through computer and transactional forensics.
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This transactional world, his world, will now circumscribe the transatlantic relationship.
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Its defenders say that Mr Trump's transactional approach is wrong-headed.
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Full customer, business and transactional data would be included by 2019.
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The system Naz has been taken inside is transactional in nature.
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Transactional sex and incidences of violence against women have only increased.
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Like it was nothing to her, like it was literally transactional.
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International trade, global security, and fundamental values are negotiable and transactional.
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AGAIN, THAT MEANS YOU'RE TAKING ON MORE TRANSACTIONAL AND OPERATIONAL RISKS.
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"But in food, we were simply functional or transactional," she said.
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Hairdressing is about the wellbeing—it's informed business, not just transactional.
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Old-school transactional politics did grease the wheels of functioning government.
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What's next: In Zimbabwe, as in Kenya, politics are highly transactional.
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This estimate does not include any additional fees or transactional costs.
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In Mr. Trump's world, nothing is sacred and everything is transactional.
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Our longstanding alliances should not be boiled down to transactional relations.
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We love butterflies but tally them in transactional and utilitarian terms.
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It's transactional, it's ego-driven, it's in service to his ego.
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On social media, the transactional nature of celebrity activism is sharpened.
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If you have a transactional business, they're very interested in it.
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It is true that foreign policy often has a transactional nature.
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She knows he's a bully whose word and beliefs are transactional.
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Federal contractors will be required to report so-called transactional data.
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This is a sober reminder of the limits of transactional politics.
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But the rest of Latin America is not ideological but transactional.
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That was a transactional approach that Saudi was happy to reciprocate.
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"I believe we have been more than transactional," she told me.
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Then, we call it utility commerce, transactional commerce on the internet.
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Others, like eBay and Tmall, are transparent with transactional details like volume and average order value (AOV), from which you can ascertain the total transactional value, or what we call GMV (Gross Merchandise Value) in the industry.
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In the Philippines though, transactional violence takes a much more sinister turn.
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Instead, doubling down on the transactional facets of his presidency seems uninspiring.
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HE'S A TRANSACTIONAL, NEGOTIATING, BULLY PULPIT USING BUSINESS GUY WHO'S BECOMING PRESIDENT.
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He is a career politician, he is an insider transactional type Republican.
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This is today's NBA, where the transactional buzz never really wears off.
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To Homo sapiens however, giving cash feels transactional (and distinctly un-Christmassy).
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Mr Trump's crudely transactional instincts are having at least one salutary effect.
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VW: For now, for now, it can't do anything transactional for you.
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Instead of softening the transactional nature of the relationship, he celebrated it.
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Will Tinder users really be eager to switch to a transactional system?
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These aren't narrow transactional deals designed to advance a specific lobbying agenda.
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In this exchange, technology takes on a charged emotional and transactional quality.
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But from a purely transactional point of view, is Prime worth it?
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Liberman is a transactional attorney who specializes in luxury asset investment funds.
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"We're transactional on Trump," National Review's top editor, Rich Lowry, told me.
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One could argue that in a transactional sense, we owe them nothing.
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"He has a very narrow, transactional view of the world," Delaney said.
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That means I don't care about ATM fees or most transactional costs.
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What they fail to see is the president is a transactional leader.
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"Those are all human issues ... they're not transactional business issues," he said.
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What is at first a purely transactional relationship becomes something more tender.
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" Of course, the friendship is also transactional, boosting each party's "personal brand.
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THERE IS OPERATIONAL THINGS ANDNEGOTIATIONS WITH OUR PRIMARYINSURERS THERE IS TRANSACTIONAL THINGS.
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Landlords also can easily export transactional data directly to QuickBooks or Excel.
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And because of that, they're not transactional like most video game relationships.
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It's a very intelligently designed platform that reduces transactional costs for coordination.
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As Bannon has told people in the past, Trump is entirely transactional.
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The customer drives the experience and that experience is not entirely transactional.
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It eventually dawned on me that most of my friendships were transactional.
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I don't think it sucks, I just think it's very transactional, right!
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This is a prime example of Mr. Trump's brutally transactional foreign policy.
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Interactions between the troops and Border Patrol agents have mostly been transactional.
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Just another day in the warped, transactional life of the Roy family.
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Mr. Sondland explained that Mr. Trump saw it through a transactional lens.
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Apted has been candid about the odd, transactional nature of the exercise.
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The first is transactional cooperation where economic and other critical interests coincide.
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The open-handed Venmo is an antidote to the emotionless, transactional world.
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This included providing investigators with iCloud backups, account information and transactional information.
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I think for Emira, transactional relationships look like emotion, when it's work.
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Mr. Trump's advisers describe his foreign policy as pragmatic, flexible and transactional.
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The self-serving talk of "a peaceful, transactional cooperation," will fool nobody.
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"Video calling on the phone always felt very transactional," he told me.
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"Trump will still do things, but in a transactional way," she added.
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He's a transactional politician, and issues concerning human rights don't really feature.
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I pay for myself, because letting someone else pay feels too transactional.
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I pay for myself, because letting someone else pay feels too transactional.
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The transactional services, I think, is another potential deepening of that moat.
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The Democratic base might be souring on Cuomo's brand of transactional politics.
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AS RATES RISE, THE CASH WHICH IS INVESTMENT, WE'LL FIND ALTERNATIVES, INCLUDING THAT WE PUT INTO ALTERNATIVES, BUT THE TRANSACTIONAL CASH IS WHAT DRIVES IT. WHETHER IT'S A COMPANY'S TRANSACTIONAL CASH, AN AFFLUENT PERSON'S TRANSACTION CASH, OR A CONSUMER'S.
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" He adds that Trump's "leadership is transactional, ego-driven, and about personal loyalty.
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He&aposs just-- he sees his relationship with Vladimir Putin as completely transactional.
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It hopes to grow quickly, in part because of its transactional business model.
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This can make sex, or a whole relationship, feel somewhat transactional, she says.
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"Majority of our competitors still involve back and forth transactional email," said Rowe.
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The transactional aspect of such an imbalanced relationship is out in the open.
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Some warm to a fellow blingtastic billionaire, and welcome a more transactional relationship.
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Here's an ugly term: Transactional journalism — also known as a quid pro quo.
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"Our relationship with Turkey is almost entirely transactional with the military," Jeffrey said.
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ReachFive creates the login module for dozens of e-commerce and transactional companies.
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"This transactional approach we're taking now with Turkey is ill-advised," Schanzer said.
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And maybe the transactional nature of dating apps is a bit funny, still.
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This shouldn't feel like a transactional relationship, because that's not what it was.
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Trump's all-in support for MBS is not distinguished by its transactional nature.
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"The transactional, investment side is the last to come around," Ms. Renaudin said.
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At least, normal Christie politics — aggressively transactional and focused above all on winning.
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That means I don&apost care about ATM fees or most transactional costs.
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Trump has explained his transactional philosophy in both the positive and the negative.
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Paid sex becomes a "transactional way of having their needs met," he said.
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Worse, his most enthusiastic supporters treat that kind of transactional politicking with contempt.
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It was "more of a transactional neighborhood than a residential one," Rocky said.
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That tamps down on evening socializing and extravagant dinners that can feel transactional.
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Sex became what he sold — corrupt, transactional sex, presented as the dirty truth.
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A Kemp victory in November is, therefore, transactional but essential for Mr. Trump.
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Is there a genuine relationship there or is it a purely transactional relationship?
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" The former RNC head said the president has "made the party more transactional.
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That is where Mr. Trump's brand of transactional politics could become a liability.
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Whether Harvey Weinstein's encounters with the starlets were transactional or abusive is immaterial.
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Diplomacy is often a transactional process that focuses on the zero-sum game.
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"We look to build enduring relationships, not short term, nor transactional ones," Gen.
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Dye is also co-chair of Willkie's insurance transactional and regulatory practice group.
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To tech companies, these insights are suddenly valuable in a more transactional sense.
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This weird transactional element that makes people uncomfortable is also kind of titillating.
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Dilution is actually much more complicated and shouldn't be viewed as a transactional event.
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A report from Syracuse University's Transactional Records Access Clearinghouse found that, as of Sept.
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"Since it's a transactional tax, it can be introduced any time," Jaitley told reporters.
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Maybe it's due to the largely transactional relationship people have with the mega-store.
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"People will come to see the United States as untrustworthy or transactional," Bowman said.
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It's realist, transactional, and Machiavellian — and it demands a serious, thoughtful, and nondefensive response.
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He likes bilateral, transactional things where he feels like the U.S. comes out ahead.
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Still, even a symbolic contribution might carry weight with America's transactional and temperamental president.
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The team, which is called Osler Works — Transactional, is expected to grow, she said.
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It hopes this will optimize its lending products using a business&aposs transactional data.
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She counts these exchanges– transactional, collaborative, and interpersonal — as integral elements of her work.
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Trump is transactional by nature, but waiting for him to blink seems ill-advised.
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But, viewed another way, the partnership is as natural as it is seemingly transactional.
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I can usually follow the news, handle transactional conversations and muddle through any situation.
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Even on matters of near-perfect moral clarity, he is often transactional and capricious.
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"It's a transactional platform; the transaction is very clear to both sides," Hagiu says.
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Even under the basic principles of transactional realism, this is not in America's interests.
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You pay a lot in subscription fees in order to avoid small transactional fees.
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To view foreign policy as simply transactional is more dangerous than its proponents realize.
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The women, he said, engaged in transactional relationships meant to advance their own careers.
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"In every one of these situations, there's a very simple transactional element," he said.
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If a friendship feels off, or transactional, it&aposs okay to cut it off.
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"It almost seemed a little more transactional," said one source familiar with the couple.
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This was more blunt, more transactional, than anything else Democrats were saying in Texas.
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Feature The story of their transactional relationship offers a window on rarefied New York.
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Or, they miss the trans: President Trump is not simply transactional — he is transformational.
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They view assistance in transactional terms, not as part of a long-term strategy.
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He's a transactional man—it was all about what you could do for him.
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And as customers place their orders with Naho at the club, it's never purely transactional.
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And like any other business it&aposs bad with lies, criminalizing consensual and transactional sex.
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What's new: President Trump's statement underscores his administration's transactional, zero-sum view of international relations.
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"This, to me, was a transactional moment to get the white evangelical vote," she said.
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"So in a certain way, the French pragmatic way mirrors Trump's transactional approach," she added.
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Is it purely a utilitarian, transactional relationship where you are master and it is servant?
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Will this this one-off transactional coupling morph into the dark ship of our nightmares?
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This is what the transactional edge he has inserted into American diplomacy boils down to.
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"It would be very transactional for the Chinese," said a senior Western diplomat in Beijing.
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It can work better in cases where there is a manifest transactional return — see Uber.
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"Demand as a store of value far exceeds the demand for transactional cash," Colas said.
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I treasure Alexandra and Razmik's relationship because it eludes categorization, neither clearly transactional nor romantic.
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So the next best thing for them is the older men, a transactional sexual relationship.
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Ethereum eliminates intermediaries, thus decreasing transactional fees and increasing the speed and efficiency of transactions.
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A significant proportion of revenues are from recurring, transactional and subscription-based products and services.
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In 2016 52%, of revenues were based on subscription services and 46% on transactional services.
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What this history shows is that Britain has an essentially transactional relationship with the club.
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A transactional arrangement would inject a much-needed dose of realism into the flailing relationship.
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Jurors will be buried in a mountain of transactional and bank documents from numerous countries.
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FACT: Most asylum seekers are actually denied, according to Syracuse University's Transactional Records Access Clearinghouse.
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So far, the establishment has shown less appetite for battle than for a transactional approach.
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Then Mr. Larsen abandoned his Internet currency plans and turned toward the bigger transactional system.
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In other words, Russia's and Iran's dalliance with Turkey is purely transactional and short term.
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A purely transactional relationship with other countries ignores the differences between business and international relations.
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Start by stripping Russian transactional partners like Turkey, which has centuries of friction with Russia.
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The increased transactional cost would, according to the idea, discourage some speculative forms of trading.
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"People don't want it to be transactional, they want to have a relationship," Reynolds said.
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Formally using Venmo to request an amount of money is passive-aggressive and very transactional.
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Revenues come primarily from fees on a portion of the transactional business its solutions generate.
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Sometimes a check feels too transactional and the options on a wedding registry too impersonal.
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What happens to matchers is they very often create this transactional flavor when they help.
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In the transactional realm of New Jersey politics, this could have rendered Mr. Christie irrelevant.
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In short, Trump has created real leverage for transactional or transformational deals with both countries.
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Mr. Trump is pursuing an "opportunistic and transactional policy toward North Korea," Mr. Funabashi said.
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On the internet, platform competitors are only a click away and relationships are notoriously transactional.
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How can you minimize your risk of liability, whether in a transactional relationship or not?
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But a more fundamental obstacle is the transactional and coercive nature of political life here.
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His belief that the pair cheated him highlights a transactional side of the Thai military.
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This can include developing new consumer-facing products and services and modernizing core transactional systems.
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Unlike member calls, these are transactional, such as checking on benefits or claims for patients.
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Editorial In President Donald Trump's transactional worldview, human rights are annoying obstacles to making deals.
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The most likely scenario for collusion seems fuzzier and less transactional than many Democrats anticipate.
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For even more teeth, Congress could pass laws prohibiting "pay to play" and transactional giving.
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Demeaning those commitments as if they were transactional protection rackets is corrosive and self-defeating.
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Still, Mr. Trump's conflicting signals and his transactional approach to diplomacy have made allies nervous.
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His practice focuses on litigation, regulatory, and transactional matters involving environmental and natural resources law.
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Not all of my encounters were quite so political — most were just friendly and transactional.
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The bond in all three is conditionally transactional, possible only if it's mediated by money.
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Transactional sex, to be specific," she adds, "where the men pays them for having sex.
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He's transactional; he'll do whatever is gonna ... [whatever] he needs to do to get himself elected.
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Kayako: Treating it as a transactional experience is what I would say the biggest mistake is.
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The Labour government introduced tuition fees, which made the relationship between students and universities more transactional.
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They found 1,600 examples of non-transactional data, including a handful they considered objectionable or illegal.
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This involves bringing in vast amounts of transactional and interactional data being created across commerce platforms.
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She said it was "a simply transactional relationship" focused on oil, and later, military co-dependence.
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"The Democratic Party's leadership loves black and brown people in a really transactional way," Baxter added.
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Her relationships, even the ones that don't end with envelopes full of money, are all transactional.
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You'll need to tackle incorporation, intellectual property, even transactional paperwork before it's all said and done.
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It's a much more outward facing patient care focused approach as opposed to transactional documentation tools.
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Others say that the more sanctions are seen as "transactional", the more their credibility is damaged.
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Erdogan's crucial relations with the U.S. are testy and have become increasingly transactional and less strategic.
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Or Amazon could be getting my transactional data each month but coded to categories of merchants.
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Simon: Everything is intended to make that kind of sex blunt and transactional and that's important.
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It's also true that these limits help CNote to minimize transactional volatility with their CDFI suppliers.
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"They're going to be a lot less transactional, and a lot more conversational," he said. Amazon.
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"Everything where it's rather creative than transactional" is how Rinke sums up what's outside its reach.
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Libertarians have applauded the Libra cryptocurrency project for breaking the government monopoly on providing transactional money.
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Are the discussions with your manager mostly transactional, with rare discussions about your future growth path?
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According to Dorozhkina, business in the US is more than transactional: it's about helping others succeed.
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"In Latin America, the relationship with the U.S. has gone from aspirational to transactional," he said.
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These individuals believe in developing a transactional and pragmatic relationship with Israel based on mutual interests.
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But Trump's critics say his approach is merely transactional and does little to advance U.S. interests.
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"Bonga is a conversational and transactional social network," Shikoh Gitau, Alpha's Head of Products, told TechCrunch.
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There are more than 800,000 cases pending, according to the Syracuse University's Transactional Records Access Clearinghouse.
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But in the context of the coronavirus outbreak, this mode of transactional thinking could cost lives.
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Experts have largely concluded that mainstream digital assets used only for transactional purposes are not securities.
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"Trump is motivated by obvious transactional wins," said Mr. Townshend at the United States Studies Center.
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In much of the work on display, Abercrombie skillfully depicts the paperwork of our transactional world.
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In this take, evangelical Trump support is purely transactional, not necessarily an endorsement of his values.
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Dancing in burlesque houses as a teenager, he experienced transactional sex too early and too often.
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There are two kinds of immunity in the US legal system: "transactional" immunity and "use" immunity.
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Fettman is a transactional attorney and insurance law expert based in the firm's New York office.
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Eventually she finds her (intimate, yet transactional) way in when she begins cutting fellow students' hair.
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But no past president has been as transparently transactional in doling out clemency than Trump. Friend?
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They also tend to be primarily transactional — more akin to specialized marketplaces than they are communities.
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If anything, the transactional nature of America's relationship with the Saudi kingdom has become more overt.
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Mr. Weinstein's lawyers have argued all the sexual encounters were not only consensual but also transactional.
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This is the president who determines almost all our foreign policy on a financial, transactional basis.
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For some, this will mean reimagining stores so they are far more than purely transactional environments.
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The President-elect is the ultimate transactional politician: every position he takes is up for negotiation.
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The actual, transactional quasi friendships that New Yorkers have with their bodega guys are plenty interesting.
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"The relationship has always been largely transactional," the G.O.P. strategist Alex Conant told RealClearPolitics this month.
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Contractional arrangements are more long-term in nature than transactional work, Weisler said on the call.
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"This is a transactional election," said Andrew Gimson, who wrote an early biography of Mr. Johnson.
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But we are kidding ourselves if we think their continuing support for him is purely transactional.
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According to Altucher, society has made major changes to its currency a few times in history: Gold replaced barter as a transactional currency; paper money replaced gold as a store of value; and bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies are going to replace paper money as a transactional currency.
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Here we are seeing that most labor leaders' approach to politics is fundamentally transactional rather than ideological.
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As dealmaking suffers, banks have turned to structured lending, transactional banking or, in some cases, securities trading.
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It's transactional ad units ... Yeah, and by the way, shopping on Instagram still is barely thing, right?
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To him, the world is entirely transactional, so wildland resources are valuable only as generators of cash.
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Lasry said he doesn't have a problem if people are upset about the transactional nature of politics.
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Botende says she is forced into transactional sex because she cannot survive on her monthly food allowance.
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"I wondered if anyone would think that Erwin's living donation was transactional in some way," she says.
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The software looks for attributes that have historically been linked to laundering, such as unusual transactional patterns.
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"Initial results suggest that there is evidence of transactional sex and sex with minors," the statement said.
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But the nakedly transactional nature of what's going on here is shocking, even by Trump-era standards.
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In the meantime, most banks will keep fostering long-term partnerships with corporations despite potential transactional disruptions.
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Consumers will engage with bots in three ways: content consumption, customer service and productivity or transactional engagements.
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"As you trend toward the more transactional approach to dating, it does become less acceptable," says Wade.
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Ask the Republicans who have been screwed over by Trump how they feel about his transactional nature.
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And Trump remains an unpredictable, aggressive, transactional player, one who likes to win rather than to compromise.
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This requires unwavering commitment to a proactive and strategic approach rather than a transactional and reactive one.
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States impose extensive reporting requirements on dispensaries, yet a cash economy makes monitoring transactional activity more difficult.
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Transactional crimes The most serious allegations are far removed from Russian hackers and alleged "deep state" conspirators.
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Cohen detailed alleged transactional crimes, from false insurance claims to false bank filings related to Trump businesses.
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When discussing how dating has always been transactional, Weigel looks at articles from the early 20th century.
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Evangelicals have heard plenty of criticism—some of it from within the movement—about their transactional Trumpism.
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Be proactive and make a plan: Most people tend to view healthcare as a reactionary, transactional expense.
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His purely transactional, nakedly cynical diplomacy rejects longstanding U.S. support for collective security, multilateral trade, and democracy.
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When Christine starts entering into transactional relationships, she usually lets the men do most of the talking.
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EVE Online is a game of transactional violence that operates on doing terribles things to other players.
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They paint these actors as transactional, impersonal asset-grabbers who are giving all DAFs a bad name.
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She's a transactional politician; her biggest selling point is that she can deliver things to her constituents.
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In an extraordinary statement, Mr. Trump described a "very dangerous" world, where transactional relationships rule the day.
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They like his use of graphic language on abortion and see transactional rewards in his judicial appointments.
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The world's most powerful nation now conducts its business in an unpredictable, often vengeful and transactional way.
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For a president whose approach to decisions aims at transactional benefits, his action should be no surprise.
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But, in private, few dispute that Trump's unpredictability and transactional attitude toward strategy can be a liability.
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The party has adopted Trump's transactional approach to every issue, regardless of its moral and ethical content.
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"Voter engagement in many states has become incredibly transactional," said Hatch of the Color of Change PAC.
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More than 850,000 cases are pending in US immigration courts, according to the Transactional Records Access Clearinghouse.
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Mattis' devotion to postwar alliances stood in contrast to the president's penchant for isolationist and transactional rhetoric.
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His father is a partner in the New York law firm Barton, where he practices transactional law.
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And the president sees American relationships with other countries as bilateral, short-term, transactional, and zero-sum.
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He has pledged to do away with the pay-to-play, transactional politics that have long dominated Washington.
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According to the Transactional Records Access Clearinghouse, DHS had 533,909 pending immigration cases at the end of 2016.
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Interestingly, ad-driven marketplaces also performed well against the indices, and even relative to their transactional-marketplace counterparts.
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"Mr Trump's approach will be 'transactional'," says Andrew Shearer, a recent Australian national-security adviser now at CSIS.
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"AXP is driving robust top-line growth from a combination of strong loan and transactional growth," Graseck said.
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This inadvertently recreates the exceptionalist narrative that some forms of transactional sex are okay, while others are not.
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Second, for those unfamiliar with the legal profession, there is an important distinction between transactional and litigation practice.
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The words, the titles, would have made it sound too official, too transactional, rather than emotional and voluntary.
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We're not inherently born with these skills, so experience shapes our reality and timeliness matters for transactional decisions.
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Liziuzayani Kachingwe says she was forced to engage in transactional sex to keep her and her son alive.
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Consumers have generally proven more reticent about switching to offline transactional mobile payments than the industry had hoped.
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You get off on the transactional nature of sex and love—an empowered woman getting what she wants!
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He sees the arrangements more as transactional business deals rather than the building blocks of US global power.
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"He is a transactional lawyer and knows very well the complexities and arcane nature of our disclosure regime."
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But after several years he noticed something strange—so many of his interactions seemed transactional and, ultimately, unfulfilling.
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This was due to a mix of higher asset management revenue and NII offset by lower transactional revenues.
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When the conversation turned transactional, the Aymara complained that Peruvian officials had a way of stealing their money.
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Capitec has been lessening its dependence on lending by growing its revenue from transactional banking in recent years.
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While there is certainly coordination along the way, there is often a transactional, disjointed feel to the process.
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But her power lies as much in her intellectualism and transactional savvy as it does in sexual acrobatics.
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Maybe, some people will, but I think a lot of times, it's just going to turn into ... Transactional.
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To me, blow jobs often feel transactional, like a service received as opposed to a mutually beneficial act.
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This is compared to Bitcoin which has transactional processing capacity of 3-6TPS and costs $0.951 per transaction.
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Even when he's falling for someone, as he appears to be for Madson, Cunanan sees romance as transactional.
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Purely transactional, this administration has a time horizon of a snapshot — or rather Snapchat, with rationales disappearing — poof!
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Second, you need to understand the value of partnership as these groups tend to resist more transactional relationships.
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Trump and Murdoch also share a transactional approach to politics, devoid of almost any ideology besides self-interest.
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He views all his relationships as transactional and temporary till he extracts what he needs and moves on.
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Long-distance drivers, for example, are more likely to engage in transactional sex, with a string of partners.
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Despite the transactional nature of the Bake Sale, there was still, as one might imagine, a relaxed vibe.
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But the story of that support, which is also the story of these new laws, isn't purely transactional.
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But they stayed together because arranged marriages are often transactional at first; the love, in theory, comes later.
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It's only natural that Trump, an opportunist who sees everything in transactional terms, makes for an untrustworthy ally.
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It's the opposite of transactional, and therefore the opposite of what we're seeing in our body politic today.
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Auction houses are not permitted to show at art fairs, which leaves today's largest transactional arena off limits.
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Whether for love, friendship, or a transactional alliance, the contestants are also forced to recouple throughout the series.
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" He is revealing himself to be a tactical, transactional president, with no guiding convictions or principles beyond "winning.
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They would be happy to see relations go back to a more transactional basis with fewer pesky questions.
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Trump's foreign policy approach frequently reduces key diplomatic or military issues to transactional questions of dollars and cents.
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Encourage them to only use credit cards for online shopping, which have a high level of transactional security.
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Ms. Adelson, 32, is an underwriting counsel for Ambridge Partners, a transactional insurance underwriting firm in New York.
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Nor is Trump shackled by the traditional ideological, temperamental, or institutional restraints that curb politicians' most transactional tendencies.
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President Trump styles himself as America's businessman-in-chief, insisting on transactional relationships with even America's closest allies.
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Yet these actions also underscore an important point about the agreement: It was a transactional -- not a transformational -- agreement.
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Click here to view original GIFGIF: Jim Cooke (Gizmodo)Venmo is an app that should be simple and transactional.
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The problem today is sourcing is so transactional, you hire sourcers who are on contract or not on contract.
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If you are going to be a single transaction business, your product must have an exceptionally high transactional value.
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Ethereum optimists might analogize Bitcoin as the FTP of this transactional Internet, with Ethereum as its World Wide Web.
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The company gets paid through mobile wallets, earning fees on a portion of the transactional business its solutions generate.
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Beyond these transactional components though, Techstars hopes to change the culture around companies and how they interact with startups.
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Zakaria took steps to reorganize the corporate banking unit, and to generate income through transactional banking and cash management.
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In short, it helped to transform the renminbi from a transactional currency for global trade into an investment currency.
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But these naysayers often focus on transactional minutiae and miss the strategic implications in the service of tactical wrangling.
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TechCrunch noted that the site felt "too transactional" as compared to other social networks and never really took off.
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The administration's transactional approach — its willingness to exchange national security interests for trade needs— irked Republicans and Democrats alike.
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I am a highly transactional businessman like you and I know the deal has to work for both sides.
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Sometimes, that's wholly professional and transactional, if still kinda gross, as shown by the relationship between Streeter and Chase.
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The superfan-creator dynamic isn't just transactional, like buying a pair of shoes from a store with good reviews.
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It is a theory consistent with the highly transactional view Trump harbors of agreements, alliances, and institutions like NATO.
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"To view foreign policy as simply transactional is more dangerous than its proponents realize," he went on to say.
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Ru is borrowing a page from Google and Yandex and now building more transactional services leveraging that huge audience.
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The total addressable market for independent business in the UK is estimated to be £31.5bn in gross transactional value.
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It looks at transactional data on its platform to score SMEs and offer them credits from third-party lenders.
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He succeeded in implicating Trump in possible criminal conduct, particularly in relation to campaign finance violations and transactional crimes.
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Companies have been doing some form of distributed manufacturing — cottage businesses for example — since the beginning of transactional society.
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It will be a transactional cryptocurrency, not a speculative one such as Bitcoin that attracts "get rich quick" investors.
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Reed Smith has hired Jennifer Cheng as partner in the firm's corporate and transactional advisory group in New York.
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Since her election, Lightfoot has called on her fellow lawmakers to be "transformative, not transactional" in solving community problems.
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Alternating between Buddhist musings and illicit business deals, Chun, like China, struggles to reconcile the spiritual and the transactional.
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What Comey is alleging here is that Trump, from the start, saw his relationship with Comey as entirely transactional.
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And why should we be worried about music's "quality," as gauged by the transactional, strictly capitalist terms of pop?
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Consumption that entirely removes the consumer's decision-making process from the transactional loop is quite the capitalist wet dream.
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With today's launch, DoNotPay can help anyone fill out transactional forms for maternity leave, landlord contract violations and more.
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According to the Transactional Records Access Clearinghouse, more than 800,000 cases were pending in immigration courts before the shutdown.
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They're looking at brands to offer solutions, which means that brands need to be not just transactional, but transformational.
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The wedding's excess and the obviously transactional nature of the match shocked even the usually fawning Gilded Age chroniclers.
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Facebook is smart enough to recognize that without the bond of trust, all relationships are merely contingent and transactional.
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A property guy who was raised in New York, he's used to gambles and a values-free transactional universe.
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Maverick and Charlie are both hardheaded careerists pursuing a workplace romance, and there's something efficiently transactional about their connection.
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Maverick and Charlie are both hardheaded careerists pursuing a workplace romance, and there's something efficiently transactional about their connection.
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I imagined the brothel experience to be businesslike, with sex as an integral part of a purely transactional relationship.
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Here, a transactional approach to sex and power is often taken for granted as the natural order of things.
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According to Transactional Records Access Clearinghouse, a data research organization at Syracuse University, those claims already faced steep odds.
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Mr. Trump is a viewed as a fickle, transactional businessman who may retreat after the midterm elections in November.
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Mr. Trump made clear that he sees alliances as transactional, based on which foreign partners buy the most weapons.
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Critics say that the Trump-evangelical relationship is transactional, that they support him to see their agenda carried out.
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That showed him the transactional benefit of Presidential pardons and commutations, and how they might be used going forward.
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I was looking for more meaningful engagement with people than just transactional engagements, like food distribution and financial gifts.
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In addition, Hulu is planning to roll out new transactional ads to help viewers engage with brands of interest.
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Predictions of bitcoin's extinction fail to consider the reasons bitcoin was created and the transactional problems it actually solves.
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His lawyers argued that his accusers engaged in consensual and often transactional relationships with him to advance their careers.
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It's no longer OK to say that this was transactional, that these women knew exactly what they were getting.
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For some investors, a transactional relationship is sufficient, while others may want a deeper, more inclusive, advisory-based relationship.
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The president's transactional approach, based on trade rather than aid, would play particularly well in the Indo-Pacific region.
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Regardless, the swap is a sign that, at least on transactional issues, there is an ability to successfully negotiate.
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It was the first time humor had translated, the first time our communication had been elevated from the transactional.
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The decision can also likely be traced more deeply to Trump's utterly transactional view of foreign and military policy.
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We can see the post-Trump political awakening reflected in terms of the most basic, transactional mode of citizenship.
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There's a transactional aspect to giving now, a way of forcing a script onto what used to be spontaneous.
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But in the transactional worlds of politics and real estate, the lives of the two men have often intersected.
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The French president recognized Trump's transactional style, and sought to flatter and impress him during one-on-one visits.
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The Saudi alliance is fundamentally transactional: It's only as strong as the benefits both countries get out of it.
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And second, more than anything, the Podesta emails show how Clinton is the transactional politician many have long suspected.
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This rejection of transactional politics, more than partisan polarization alone, distinguishes the Obama period from the decades before it.
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Taking a transactional approach, attendees cited a recurring set of moves by Trump that had helped keep their spirits up.
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You don't want the interaction to feel transactional, but you don't want to waste your time, or someone else's, either.
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Two years into his presidency, Trump's character and governing style was fully revealed — transactional, narcissistic, power-hungry, obsessed with vengeance.
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J.G. Ballard's dystopian vision of "no yesterdays, no history to be relived, only an intense transactional present" feels incredibly prescient.
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But he seems less willing than his predecessor to enforce a rules-based order; his transactional mercantilism will reassure China.
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Dropping the currency threat was the right policy, but Mr Trump's transactional approach to diplomacy is exactly the wrong one.
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George, 33, is a corporate transactional lawyer specializing in mergers and acquisitions at Morrison & Foerster, the San Francisco law firm.
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While it is true that Apple doesn't directly collect specific customer data, they do hold the keys to transactional data.
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Might the individual, transactional elements of Mr Trump's policy add up to something grander, that might even be called Trumpism?
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All the talk is of linkage and leverage, to give the transactional Mr Trump a taste of his own medicine.
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Eyal Grayevsky, CEO of Mya Systems, explained to me that the existing recruiting process for these jobs is highly transactional.
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It promised anonymity, but the service it delivered was sitting right in the middle of a world of transactional processing.
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When a stray ad exec bro mechanically asked who people worked for, they were chided for making the moment transactional.
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It is also reflective of Trump's transactional personality: He says nice things about me, I say nice things about him.
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Ever transactional, he simply asked me to publicly refute the infamous 'dossier,' which I could not and would not do.
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As David Daley wrote for the Boston Globe, recent FEC filings paint Neal as a deeply transactional sort of politician.
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And Skillz facilitates game play for cash bets or prizes, checking ages of players and handling transactional and regulatory matters.
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Most of the revenue is transactional in nature with a diverse end customer mix that spans a number of segments.
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In the end, there was no leadership, no vision, no clear sense of purpose; there was just transactional -deal-making.
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His entire interaction with politics had been transactional; he wanted to curry favor with politicians, so he gave them money.
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They were very aware of not appearing exploitative, and careful to describe the sex they had as more than transactional.
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With food delivery, or other services, you often get a different person turn up each time, and it's quite transactional.
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"Treating all the consumers like local customers" and "not in a transactional way" was the key to success, she explained.
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He has donated heavily to both parties and has long described his politics as the transactional reality of a businessman.
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"Amazon delivers an amazing service for specific use cases, but it's transactional commerce, optimized for super-fast shipping," Yurcisin said.
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It was this moment of typically transactional realpolitik power-brokering at McConnell's behest that may have helped Trump get across.
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They've also lost the art of flirting because they tend to talk about their jobs, making conversation transactional, she said.
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On a societal scale, loneliness, bullying, grief because of loss, discrimination, and social isolation cannot be solved with transactional relationships.
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"Strong American bipartisan support for the peaceful protesters is not enough to override President Trump's transactional instincts," Mr. Hass said.
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"Better segmentation and targeting, personalized creative and direct transactional relationships with consumers are combining to drive brand growth," he said.
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Detection logic focused on simple transactional behavior will never successfully identify money laundering operations by sophisticated hybrid threats like Hezbollah.
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" He explains the key difference between the two: "Networkers are people who are very short-term thinkers, very transactional oriented.
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And those romantic relationships are portrayed as transactional; you exchange kindness or effort for closeness, or at least for sex.
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For the 15 years that I was at Gunderson Dettmer, my career focused on the transactional side of the law.
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We see this as a way of bringing financial settlement into the transactional business network that we have been building.
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Trump's language marks a striking departure from decades of bipartisan American practice and reflects Trump's transactional view of global affairs.
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"When that happens, brands will be in communication with their customers in a way that's somewhat more transactional," he says.
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I have a bunch of friends who are founders who say it often feels very transactional, their relationship with investors.
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But the Europeans have accused the White House of repeatedly poisoning the atmosphere with its raw, transactional approach to relations.
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It is based on the lie that women are just as eager as men to have unromantic, unattached, transactional sex.
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Mr. Garcia, 33, is a transactional real estate associate in the Washington office of Goulston & Storrs, the Boston law firm.
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He joined Citigroup 23 years ago, working in foreign exchange, global relationship banking and transactional banking businesses during that time.
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"I told them that they had to be realistic, that things were about to become more transactional," Ms. Aponte recalled.
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"Transactional data refers to the information generated when the government purchases goods or services from a vendor," the agency writes.
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"Transactional data refers to the information generated when the government purchases goods or services from a vendor," the agency wrote.
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Speed, scale, transactional processing, cloud deployment and high availability are all cornerstones of what users expect out of their applications.
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" Elites may not like it, observed Damon Linker in The Week, but "the President views international relations in transactional terms.
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Donofrio acknowledged that transactional revenue continued to decline, but said it was offset by higher assets under management and fees.
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No other issue has been more telling of Mr. Pompeo's support of the transactional nature of Mr. Trump's foreign policy.
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People can, and do, 'connect' (if you want to use such a transactional word for human relations) just fine without Facebook.
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Calculated prior to transactional adjustments, a month's rent for the 5,000-square-foot space comes in at a low six figures.
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" Nadia: "Yeah, well, I'll suck your cock anyway, but if you come down here, it'll give it a fun transactional quality.
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"A new era in our relationship can mean that we can enter into a more pragmatic and transactional time," Mogherini said.
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Hello Tractor doesn't yet charge transactional fees for connecting tractors to farmers, "but we'll be testing that next year," he said.
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"Trump is a transactional president and he often seems to be willing to put anything on the table," she told CNBC.
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While this may sound other-worldly, the online retailer says it wants gift-buying to be emotional, rather than simply transactional.
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These articles highlight how practically all of our interpersonal relationships—with lovers, parents, coworkers, and roommates—are at some point transactional.
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"Children may even resort to begging, hawking and transactional sex to survive," said Rachel Harvey, chief of child protection for UNICEF.
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Maestro provides engaging video experiences that drive user action, sponsor & transactional revenue, and robust data collection for business-minded broadcasters. LiveLike
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Some tactical advice in its feed can be helpful, but much of LinkedIn's content feels blatantly self-promotional, boring or transactional.
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Along with transactional evidence from the market, open-ended fund redemptions will "drive capital values over the short term", he said.
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The pay on transactional sex is low, and there has been an increase in both gender-based violence and forced marriages.
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So that's a conservative, just fix that, make it transactional, make it easier and businesses can create a more fluid workforce.
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From then on, all our relations are transactional, and all of them are processed—from tipping to conversation—through Uber's platforms.
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Because again, so much done is transactional or things ... Can you talk a little bit of where you see that going?
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"The entire B2B commerce industry in India will move to a transactional model," Garg told us in an interview this week.
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This is Trump's transactional foreign policy at work—whether it will give him more leverage or less remains to be seen.
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But all that metal is quarantined from a transactional premium if most of it is not actually capable of being transacted.
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Amper said on Wednesday it has reached a transactional agreement with ACMA Management Consulting to finalize all lawsuits in Samoa USA.
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"Our nominee brags about, I think correctly, as somebody who's transactional, somebody who, as he puts it, makes deals," he said.
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Ask the Republicans who stuck their necks out and signed Trump's health care bill how they feel about his transactional nature.
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It is far more than a simple transactional relationship based on oil and defense contracts – though their importance cannot be disputed.
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IF YOU THINK ABOUT IT BROADLY THERE'S TWO THINGS TO THINK ABOUT, CASH, WHICH IS TRANSACTIONAL, AND CASH WHICH IS INVESTMENT.
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Internationally, the disruption caused by the Trump administration has increased great power competition with an emphasis on a cynical, transactional politics.
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Candidate Trump's opinion of the FBI director was transactional, ping-ponging with his view of whether Comey's latest action benefited him.
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Responsibility is so complex and burdensome at the de minimis transactional level that accountability and enforcement for program success are sacrificed.
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The number of pending cases stands at 0003,2000, according to Syracuse University's Transactional Records Access Clearinghouse, which tracks immigration court data.
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But relationships aren't transactional, so taking this approach will only exacerbate the distance partners feel between each other following an affair.
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That art too, insomuch as it intersects with capitalist processes, can be similarly transactional, that you can buy and sell taste.
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Bosses who lean in the opposite direction are "transactional," a self-explanatory term that describes a leadership style that's more directed.
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It is a database that gives developers the transactional consistency of a SQL database with the scalability of the NoSQL variety.
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This is a huge grey area, in which abusive relationships, casual transactional liaisons, and what's commonly understood as "sex work" overlap.
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This is beyond just transactional banking data, and therefore gives us a full picture… looking forward, not just the historical snapshot.
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Even Mitch McConnell, one of Trump's most reliable allies in the Senate, largely treats his relationship with the president as transactional.
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But the actual mechanics of those games feel pretty cynical, with a transactional view of how relationships are built and maintained.
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For example, the firm created personalized emails for fashion brand Coach by matching customers' profiles with demographic, behavioral and transactional data.
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If this is a version of loyalty, it's loyalty of a low order — fragile, transactional and much closer to simple fealty.
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Andrew M. Cuomo in New York, said such a spirit of partnership was previously unthinkable in the transactional world of politics.
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It was purely transactional, limited almost entirely to securing a 15-year ban on Iran's ability to build a nuclear weapon.
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We track more than 100 marketplaces, and some of them are very opaque — like Amazon, where you don't know transactional details.
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By erasing the lines between narrative, essay, and pornographic film, LaBruce unearths the inherent artifice and transactional nature of political posturing.
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In an increasingly tense and transactional relationship, targeted steps like these can help curb some of Mr. Erdogan's more antagonistic behavior.
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To Steven Galanis, the platform's cofounder and CEO, Cameo is not simply a transactional marketplace between famous people and their followers.
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If Soros views his relationship with the Democratic Party as mostly transactional, for some Democrats the feeling appears to be mutual.
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Shown at the Venice Biennale two years ago, "Sea State" embodies Lim's obsession with his country's transactional relationship with the ocean.
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Statistics compiled by Syracuse University's Transactional Records Access Clearinghouse, meanwhile, show a significant rise in immigration cases involving long-term residents.
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They had to decide if the relationships between the women and Mr. Weinstein were consensual and transactional, as his lawyers suggested.
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Bigger picture, Trump's transactional approach of putting business above distrust has the potential to move the relationship from competition to cooperation.
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Barely a day passes without a fresh glimpse of the President's staggeringly transactional worldview, straight out of Manhattan's real estate jungle.
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This year, Gerchen Keller's estimated income was $15.4 million and its operating profit, before one-time transactional expenses, was $9.1 million.
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And America is upending decades of foreign policy, demanding a new, transactional world order that keeps it in the driving seat.
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Trump's fixation on transactional alliances risks turning the American armed forces into a band of mercenaries divorced from our sustaining values.
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And (3) both Russia and China know that Trump is utterly transactional and will never challenge them on human rights abuses.
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The number of pending cases stands at 809,041, according to Syracuse University's Transactional Records Access Clearinghouse, which tracks immigration court data.
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Their view is that PBMs should only have a transactional administrative fee and not a percent of an inflated drug price.
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Against this climate of hostility, learning one's Indigenous language serves a purpose that is bigger than what is transactional or academic.
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VERY PROFITABLE FOR US. BY THE WAY, BOTH OF THOSE FILMS ARE DOING INCREDIBLY WELL IN THE TRANSACTIONAL WINDOW RIGHT NOW.
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Nowadays, the business is more bluntly transactional — actors, politicians and athletes show up when they have a new project to promote.
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As Christine Wilkie of the Huffington Post has detailed, many of the contributions seem to be transactional in a similar way.
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According to the report, he viewed people much the same way he approached gambling: A life, like every bet, was transactional.
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He is also charged with transactional money laundering, which carries a penalty of 10 years behind bars and a $250,000 fine.
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For a president who views foreign policy in purely zero-sum transactional terms, a friendship with Venezuela has little to offer.
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When I interact with Siri, the exchange feels very transactional: I ask a question, I get an answer and that's it.
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Focusing purely on the transactional dimension marginalizes — and risks effacing — its non-monetary value as an aesthetic, civic, and historical contribution.
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Viewed as a dumb pipe— as a result, most clients view their relationship with their current financial services providers as 'transactional.
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There are some consistent themes in Trump's foreign policy views, like his hostility to trade and transactional view of American alliances.
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Kariuki estimates the immediate transactional potential for the new SimbaPay WeChat based service will be $1 million in the first three months.
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Better-situated people call them sluts or whores, and the men they have sex with are sometimes horribly violent and always transactional.
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"I thought, here's all this performative sex, all this transactional sex," Gyllenhaal, also a producer on the show, told New York magazine.
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While the season opener made no mention of porn, the racial dynamics of transactional sex and American desire were on full display.
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Such an offer, experts tell Axios, is uncomfortably transactional, dangerous to U.S. institutions and alliances, and quite likely a constitutional no-no.
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Their music is like that of Lil' Kim, Salt-N-Pepa, Trina, Khia, and Foxy Brown, stripped down to the transactional rhymes.
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With very, very few exceptions, Senate Republicans -- very much including Majority Leader Mitch McConnell (Ky.) -- have a purely transactional relationship with Trump.
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U.S.-based ZocDoc, which has raised $223M, has done something similar, moving away from a B2B towards a B2C transactional-based model.
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Are Americans ready to stop being the shining city on the hill and become a transactional, self-first country in all circumstances?
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And coming out of the mouth of Hillary Clinton, you would view that as typical statements of a transactional, pragmatic-minded politician.
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You and your partner might have an understanding that having transactional experiences outside of your partnership works really well, Dr. Levkoff says.
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He sees himself as an influential voice who can make the case for what he believes in, in a less transactional way.
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"In terms of London-based transactional practice, it's been hands down pretty much for the last three to four months," Immelt said.
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Instead, they're about getting people to interact with the brand through a private messaging experience that's meant to be fun, not transactional.
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Beyond its lack of originality and transactional nature, Instagram itself has grown into a far more formidable competitor since Spark first launched.
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The leader of the free world has a narrow, transactional approach to foreigners and seems unable to enact his agenda at home.
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It's a little more transactional and there's reasons that people ... I've had this conversation with a lot of friends that are journalists.
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N could extend the market for Novozymes' smart microbial crop-boosting products, known as inoculants, but acknowledged "transactional risks" from the deal.
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The banks also called on the regulator to provide guidance on how banking and transactional data could be used for verification purposes.
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"If you are struggling with the scale of your transactional database — you will go to a sharded database, or NoSQL," Srivastava said.
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If there has been one consistent theme regarding the evolution of payments, it's that we prefer payments that are convenient and transactional.
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President Trump, however, has staked out a far more insular, transactional and sovereignty-minded posture, and the consequences have already reverberated globally.
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The treasurer announced the state's intention to commercialise a range of transactional land services and functions in the 2016-17 state budget.
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Celebrities and influencers haven't always clearly disclosed which posts are paid for by companies, and unfortunate mistakes have emphasized their transactional nature.
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Because we're a transactional service, we can expose all the utility of Uber without being afraid of developers recreating the Uber experience.
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In theory, it delivers secure transactional data in a distributed manner that prohibits the inordinate accumulation of power found in centralized paradigms.
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But faced with the pay-to-play, transactional Trump administration, it remains entirely possible that Novartis and AT&T violated bribery laws.
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For Trump, all relationships are transactional and God's creatures possess value only in accordance with their ability to elevate and enrich him.
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"It can be hard to know whether a donation is idealistic or transactional," said David Callahan, who runs the website Inside Philanthropy.
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Transactional deal-making – the stuff of "The Art of the Deal" – will ultimately not deliver for our workers, businesses or our country.
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His preference for a more unilateral, transactional diplomacy had unsettled traditional allies in Europe and left him appearing isolated among world leaders.
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Her practice focuses on regulatory transactional, litigation and internal investigation matters that relate to the energy industry and commodities and securities markets.
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You know ... Or does it just remove all the emotion from it so it makes it impossible and it becomes utterly transactional?
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Transnational criminal organizations employ professional money laundering cells that do not operate within the confines of expected, predefined, overly-broad transactional actions.
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Trump is convinced he can lower the trade deficit by eschewing multilateral negotiations in favor of a transactional deal-by-deal approach.
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Some guests may feel like they have to give gifts because it's a tradition; others may think of wedding gifts as transactional.
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The sudden epiphany of ethics from long silent politicians and commentators has left Clinton diehards with only a type of transactional ethics.
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The worst case scenario is that she proves to be the second type, but even then she still isn't the transactional Trump.
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For all of these reasons, we can settle for a transactional deal with Iran, but we need a transformational deal with China.
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" Eating disorders and exurban isolation add to the pain in the voices that Puro shapes, in which "love is a transactional convolution.
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But, as in any other sports or business story, more interesting than the transactional side was the human aspect of the game.
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Consent workshops can be as impersonal and utilitarian as an SAT prep book: fact-based, transactional, generalized and devoid of human emotion.
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The value the startup has created is underscored not just by transactional volume the company generates, but the partnerships it has attracted.
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So far, the company has escaped mostly unscathed, and Cook's strange, transactional relationship with Trump may be a big part of why.
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"He was elected as the change candidate, which will be reflected in his policies, alliances becoming more transactional, and more burden-sharing."
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She said that Mr. Weinstein's accusers had engaged in consensual and often transactional relationships with Mr. Weinstein to advance their own careers.
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An Apple spokesperson told Business Insider that it had already provided iCloud backups, account information, and "transactional data" from Alshamrani&aposs accounts.
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Todd Rumberger is a partner in the Silicon Valley office of Foley & Lardner, where he counsels clients on corporate and transactional matters.
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The transactional relationships that underpin these American universities' campuses in U.A.E. and Qatar subvert the very academic freedom they're supposed to promote.
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In Louise Rosenblatt's transactional theory of reading, individuals bring their own experiences to a text to understand and draw meaning from it.
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Normally, Trump takes a crass, transactional view on foreign policy, rejecting the pro-forma assumptions about maintaining good diplomatic relationships with allies.
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Under Trump, however, we're learning that an American approach to the world that is completely amoral and transactional creates its own dangers.
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Absent any workable strategic concept, the style will be transactional, similar to Obama's but without the current President's informed pragmatism and instinctive caution.
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Think of them all together, the symbiotic and sympathetic loop of it, not transactional or binary but communal, everyone without the everyone else.
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These efforts carried forward the project of breaking down the transactional features of American parties and injecting greater ideological commitment into American politics.
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US-Iranian relations will be rough and coldly transactional for the foreseeable future, and if we're lucky, there won't be any serious shooting.
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KT: We've seen a few examples in our time, given we deal so closely with entrepreneurs, but for the worst I'd say 'transactional.
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According to a report from the Transactional Records Access Clearinghouse at Syracuse University, 42,9003 immigration hearings have been canceled as of Jan. 11.
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Xi is worried about Trump's threats on trade, and he thinks that by engaging the transactional leader, he can head off punitive measures.
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The immigration court backlog is at an all time high of 764,561, according to the Transactional Records Access Clearinghouse (TRAC) at Syracuse University.
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The Transactional Records Access Clearinghouse at Syracuse University found that the immigration court backlog has reached an all-time high of 113,067 cases.
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Lexington wonders, however, if Mr Trump is himself missing the point by stressing how transactional America's foreign relations will be on his watch.
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On everything from defence integration to EU treaty change her tone has subtly shifted: to something bolder, more open and less brusquely transactional.
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The era of transactional trade-centric globalization is coming to a close and a more sustainable, investment-focused chapter is set to begin.
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You expect them to use a combination of data, transactional, demographic, attitudinal [background]: read my blogs, look at my tweets, it's all public.
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As well as account verification, the platform supports KYC processes, and transactional data for things like account aggregation, credit scoring, and risk assessment.
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In the transactional dating apps space you can almost forgive him for that Freudian slip turn of phrase, which turns people into 'products'.
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"The president still has a kind of transactional view of international politics but, in fact, interests are more enduring than transactions," Rice said.
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During the review period, JPMorgan will evaluate liquidity and transactional viability, while watching for official communications around secondary market trading in Venezuela debt.
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According to the Transactional Records Access Clearinghouse (TRAC), the median level of asylum decision disparity has risen to more than 220006 percentage points.
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With Trump and Tillerson leading foreign relations, we are entering an era of "transactional diplomacy" that is sure to upend the status quo.
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Some 42.2 percent of Indian asylum cases were denied between fiscal years 2012 to 2017, according to Syracuse University's Transactional Records Access Clearinghouse.
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The difference between being relational and transactional is significant ; thanks for reminding us that relational makes all of us happier and better humans.
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The U.S. dollar is the world's preeminent reserve and transactional currency, and the country's financial system is critical to international business and finance.
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Viewers can watch programming on a variety of devices and a variety of models like linear, on-demand subscription, and on-demand transactional.
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According to government data analyzed by the Transactional Records Access Clearinghouse, children who are unrepresented are ordered deported 85033 percent of the time.
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Yet in a workplace where relationships are transactional and staff are expected to put their bosses first, victims have not put names forward.
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This leads to the second point: Taking a transactional approach would be misguided because the "asks" of the two nations are fundamentally asymmetrical.
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Transactional revenue stood at a record low CHF314 million, 2% lower yoy excluding a fee received in 4Q15 for an internal client transfer.
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The latter reflected strong 4% annualised net new money growth in the quarter and lower transactional revenue, partly offset by improved mandate penetration.
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The company develops software to speed up trade settlement, money transfer and other behind-the-scenes transactional activities in the global financial markets.
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Since the Soviet collapse, Russia has formed no similarly fixed alliances, but instead has transactional relationships with countries like Iran, Syria and Hungary.
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Instead, they seem to be yielding, just like everything else, to the surge of transactional neuroses that constitutes life in the digital age.
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I would encourage anyone of means to operate within the confines of the law and partake in transactional sex where it is legal.
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Trump's aggressive insistence on transactional, partisan cronyism has clearly inspired, in some quarters, renewed thinking about the purpose and value of loyalty itself.
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As on security, what I am seeking is a relationship that goes beyond the transactional to one where we support each other's interests.
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There is considerable bipartisan anxiety in Australia over what critics see as an inconsistent, transactional approach to the region by the Trump administration.
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The grifter walks in and doesn't actually do anything that smart, but just sets the table and recognizes how transactional all relationships are.
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Of course you'll need a subscription to the site in order to access them; that is the transactional nature of modern internet culture.
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One recent blunder here in the Middle East sums up well the transactional relationship between Filipino politicians and those who work for them.
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Nearly everything he did in local government was transactional, driven by the desire to secure the votes of minuscule family and caste groups.
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Each side must hold the other to the terms of a hard bargain, sacrificing flexibility and making the relationship feel cold and transactional.
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"It's a transactional booking, so you can book a sitter the way you book an Uber, " said CEO and co-founder Kasey Edwards.
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In both cases, Apple has emerged with exactly what it wanted by appealing to the narrow, transactional politics that have become Trump's trademark.
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During the trial, his defense pointed to these complex relationships as proof that Weinstein's encounters with Haley and Mann were transactional but consensual.
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The company noted that it released iCloud backups, account information and transactional data in response to six legal requests related to the probe.
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ActionAid regional advisor Chikondi Chabvuta said women and girls "on the edge of survival" were forced into transactional sex in Mozambique and Malawi.
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That's fundamentally different than the transactional cuts it's taken from the movies and music hosted on iTunes, which are created by other people.
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Treating access as strictly transactional, rather than as some sort of norm, could reduce, or make transparent, its role in the reporting process.
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Nationally, 35% of asylum cases in court are granted, according to the latest data from the Transactional Records Access Clearinghouse at Syracuse University.
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A previously transactional relationship, based on rewards for services rendered, should be replaced by "strategic engagement", including a free trade agreement, he said.
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The unit, Berkshire Hathaway Specialty Insurance, on Tuesday said it hired Robert Underhill as senior vice president and head of its transactional liability business.
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The program has done significantly better than Postmates thought it would from a transactional standpoint, with customer basket sizes being higher than they expected.
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Will he continue the old policy of transactional engagement with the Muslim state or take a firm line over its support for terror groups?
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But often these businesses have made hundreds of thousands of dollars in "transactional volume," with promising metrics, like repayment rates and customer acquisition costs.
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But one individual familiar with the deliberations said Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko is in part responsible for sparking Trump's interest in a transactional agreement.
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"It's less of a transactional business," said Jessica Rorar, a certified financial planner and director of investments and financial technology at Valmark Financial Group.
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Freed doesn't veer astray from the core principles of the franchise, which has always been transactional in tone (there are contracts involved, after all).
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The average immigration case takes more than two and a half years to complete, according to the Syracuse University-based Transactional Records Access Clearinghouse.
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"When the food rations returned to normal we saw [a drop] in cases of gender-based violence and transactional sex," she told VICE News.
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The market "corrections" that are made are empirically a big, if not the biggest, source of impediments to the functioning of competitive transactional processes.
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We may collect and use your commercial transactional messages and associated data to build anonymous market research products and services with trusted business partners.
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Essentially, Lee sees Litecoin's long-term goal as being able to help Bitcoin alleviate some transactional volume by taking over smaller, less important transactions.
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Look, I think it shows how transactional the president is when Rod Rosenstein gives him -- does things that he likes, he will praise him.
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The amount recouped by Loevy & Loevy is far above average, according to the Transactional Records Access Clearinghouse (TRAC), a research center at Syracuse University.
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"If you are struggling with the scale of your transactional database — you will go to a sharded database, or NoSQL," Google's Deepti Srivastava said.
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He leads the firm's practices focused on privacy, information security and transactional matters, with an emphasis on supporting clients in the financial services industry.
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"The Trump administration seems to be shifting that from a multilateral to a bilateral and from a rules-based to a transactional, " Okun said.
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According to Transactional Records Access Clearinghouse, at Syracuse University, asylum seekers who find legal representation are five times more likely to win their cases.
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Someone as successful in business as Bezos may have the ability to make something as emotional as divorce appear, or even be, sensibly transactional.
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In 3Q17, improvements were generated by higher client transactional activity and net interest income on marginally higher net loans in the private clients business.
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There was a time when the two were friends, sharing a transactional relationship a decade ago that exemplified a strata of New York City.
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We're certainly looking more at Commend as a community space than a retail space—less as a transactional possibility and more as an exchange.
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There were only 30,179 asylum decisions in federal courts in 2017, according to data collected by the Transactional Records Access Clearinghouse at Syracuse University.
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More importantly, it's a close community, which is not something to be taken for granted in the increasingly transactional environs of the Premier League.
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Here's what not to expect from the crown prince's U.S. trip: The U.S.–Saudi relationship to shift from largely transactional to durable and strategic.
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According to Rogoff, Bitcoin will face reduced adoption because of a lack of legitimate transactional uses and increased regulation by governments around the world.
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An outgrowth of the Safaricom's Alpha innovation incubator, "Bonga is a conversational and transactional social network," Shikoh Gitau, Alpha's Head of Products told TechCrunch.
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Similarly, they can set up a series of welcome emails or use the service for more transactional messages like receipts, shipping updates or invoices.
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U.S. and Iranian cooperation may be transactional in nature and conducted in the cloud of a deep mistrust that still exists on both sides.
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Or perhaps that she and Stewart will share a human moment that shakes them out of this transactional routine and changes their lives forever.
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Both husband and wife, like Mr. Trump, are said to hang on to grudges, but Mr. Kushner is far more transactional than his wife.
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Note that I don't mean the religious conservatives who supported Trump reluctantly and in a transactional spirit, and who welcome his conservative judicial nominees.
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Both are obsessed with winning; both are transactional, both have a highly attuned sense of self-preservation, both are obsessed with getting re-elected.
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The bottom line was transactional: Allow athletes to keep their grades at the minimum needed to let them sweat and compete for the university.
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But CPAC, the ACU, and the conservative movement as a whole have always been about more than that kind of transactional interest group politics.
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Such transactional relationships are par for the course in our ossified political culture, where accountability is usually selective and always part of a strategy.
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It would cost the chief executives something, losing their face time with this impressionable, transactional president — and their loss would be K Street's gain.
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A quest for disclosure of donations fully supports arguments of free speech advocates and discourages what some political observers have described as transactional giving.
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" FAA Administrator Steve Dickson said last year he wants to move "toward a more holistic versus transactional, item-by-item approach to aircraft certification.
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The idea, Bregman said, is that as work becomes shorter term and "more transactional," it doesn't make sense to buy an annual insurance policy.
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Instead, they situate him in a specific historical moment (the year is 2012), throwing him into a late-capitalist, wholly transactional, anxiously insecure world.
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Doing nothing comes with a pang of guilt: "It seems odd to transform birthday greetings into a transactional event," one Facebook user told Baig.
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ABCV goes in a little too much for the Goop style of transactional nutrition: If you eat X, then Y will (or won't) happen.
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Mr. Weinstein's lawyers are calling several witnesses to the stand to bolster his position that the relationships were consensual and in some cases transactional.
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He now wonders if, during his brief flirtation with public life, his high-profile romances were more transactional than they felt in the moment.
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But the experience also got her thinking about how race and class interact in transactional relationships, and what it means to sell emotional labor.
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World Vision said staff had seen a significant increase in girls resorting to transactional sex in Angola and Zimbabwe amid "huge levels of desperation".
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The court had essentially made it legal, these critics said, for elected officials to enrich themselves by engaging in unseemly forms of transactional politics.
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Here, all of the worst fears of Trumpian foreign policy—its transactional underpinnings; its disdain of even the basics of democratic facades—are realized.
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In the temporary court in Laredo, most cases are still pending, according to data compiled by the Transactional Records Access Clearinghouse at Syracuse University.
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But if you want to understand something about the transactional relationship between the Christian Right and Trump-style government, you're gonna learn a lot.
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And has in many ways helped to prop up the transactional US/Saudi alliance — despite 9/85033, human rights abuses, crimes against Yemen etc.
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And has in many ways helped to prop up the transactional US/Saudi alliance — despite 9/11, human rights abuses, crimes against Yemen etc.
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Some of the largest platforms are less obviously transactional: Facebook and Google connect advertisers with users, users with one another, software developers with users.
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But that's no excuse for dumping the fundamentals of American leadership in favor of a more transactional, debased form of nation-state influence peddling.
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Meanwhile, Beijing will be able to point to Trump's extralegal stances as proof that the United States is just another self-interested, transactional nation.
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Perhaps nowhere has the view of sex as a transactional feature of Italian life been as stark as in the backlash against Ms. Argento.
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I'm a transactional lawyer at a tech company and my husband is an engineer, so the industry is at the center of our lives.
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Politics and the Republican Party have changed in ways that made earmarks — and the more transactional approach to politics they were part of — useless.
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But by its final seasons, it was about how extreme wealth makes all relationships transactional, and how all romantic relationships are based in exploitation.
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"Through their transactional data, we spot all fees and charges to show what is the real monthly cost of their debt," says the startup's founder.
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Underhill was previously a partner at U.S. law firm Locke Lord focusing on insurance mergers and acquisitions, reinsurance and other insurance transactional and regulatory matters.
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"The entire process seemed very transactional and non-personal, which isn't expected from a brand like Apple in the rest of the world," said Tapuriah.
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Both Haley and Mann kept talking to Weinstein after the alleged assaults, which Weinstein's lawyers saw as proof that their relationships were transactional but consensual.
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On the call with analysts, Donofrio acknowledged that transactional brokerage revenue continued to decline as part of the firm's move away from commissions-paying accounts.
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It remains to be seen whether museum-going will become as embedded in daily life as the other recreational activities in Doha's intensely transactional present.
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"We do expect to see more commodity inflation in the balance of the year, and transactional forex will pressure commodities as well," Johnston told analysts.
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"There is no legal authority allowing a district attorney unilaterally to confer transactional immunity," the current district attorney, Kevin R. Steele, told the court Wednesday.
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"This is a perfectly transactional moment in governance," she writes ... ... and what we get in exchange for being good and moral right now is nothing.
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It's also breaking out its FISA content (such as photos, email, contacts and device backups) and non-content requests (like subscriber records and transactional logs).
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If alliances become chiefly transactional, efforts by others to wean themselves off the dollar will intensify—and inevitably spill over into military and intelligence relationships.
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When he's not wooing sponsors, he and his team are writing endless grants, which are easier because they're less transactional, but usually offer less money.
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Beyond those shorter term goals, I could see Bikeep collecting a transactional fee on a hypothetical Uber/Airbnb-style peer-to-peer bike sharing network.
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"The transactional certainty that arises for lenders will be an advantage," said Walker MacLeod, a partner at McCarthy Tetrault's bankruptcy and restructuring group in Calgary.
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Kirkland advised U.S. shale producer Parsley Energy with a transactional team led by partners Sean Wheeler, Doug Bacon and Kim Hicks, the law firm said.
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Far less pitching, but a lot more humane conversations in an environment where people can get to know each other in a non-transactional way.
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We see 173 as the inflection year in which subscription revenue is large enough to consistently offset the loss of one-time (transactional) software sales.
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He also said that with the addition of VigLink to Sovrn's business, "transactional adtech" will make up less than half of the company's total revenue.
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Others say that data manipulation will be less about large, catastrophic events and more about criminals quietly cashing in on the value of transactional data.
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"The case will be proven by paper and those people who have a transactional relationship to the paper," said Michael Zeldin, a former federal prosecutor.
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Brandon Wade, founder of SeekingArrangement, has become somewhat of a mogul in the field of transactional dating, having launched a network of compensated dating sites.
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An unnecessary hostility about trade issues appears to have seriously compromised Washington's quest for "transactional cooperation" with Beijing on issues where that might be feasible.
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It's less about singular items and more about the ability to do commercial deals, develop industry protocols, and create partnerships, platforms, alliances, and transactional layers.
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The application of blockchain is limitless with respect to any type of data management/transactional architecture and will have meaningful application to athlete-driven data.
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China also expects a transactional relationship with the deal-making Trump, especially on trade, even if for Beijing Taiwan is completely off limits for negotiation.
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And beyond the transactional costs of leaving the EU, there is the shift in the character of the country's politics that is undoubtedly now underway.
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Alliances also can evolve into more distant and transactional relationships when common interests are diminished in light of egregious conduct by one of the allies.
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But defense experts say Trump's transactional approach to foreign policy represents a fundamental misunderstanding of the strategic role NATO plays in preserving the global order.
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More than 75% of applicants from Honduras, Guatemala and El Salvador between 2011 and 2016 were rejected, according to Syracuse University's Transactional Records Access Clearinghouse.
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Now, after a year of experiencing Congress's gridlock, Trump, who is no stranger to transactional relationships, wants to bring some bacon grease back to Congress.
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The transactional nature of relationships between newsmakers and the media can make it easy for special interests to advance a narrative or accomplish a smear.
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At of the end of March, there were 692,298 cases in the backlog, according to Syracuse University's Transactional Records Access Clearinghouse, which tracks the trends.
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SYDNEY, Australia — President Trump's infamous first phone call with Australia's prime minister, Malcolm Turnbull, was classic Trump: demanding, transactional and eager to reject established agreements.
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President Trump's transactional style is a stimulus to totalitarian rule and a threat to democracy not only at home but also on a global scale.
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The 78-year-old politician, who for decades wielded enormous influence in Brazil's notoriously transactional political system, has long been dogged by accusations of corruption.
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Federal immigration courts faced a backlog of more than 700,000 cases in May, according to the Transactional Records Access Clearinghouse, or TRAC, at Syracuse University.
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Len Jacoby has joined Cooley's technology transactions practice in New York, moving over from Gottlieb Steen & Hamilton where he led the transactional intellectual property group.
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According to Transactional Records Access Clearinghouse, a research center at Syracuse University, ICE requested the detention of 2,965 American citizens from 2004 through April 2018.
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Despite the transactional mindset (pain exchanged for beauty) we often apply to skin-care, The Night Renewer manages to resurface the skin without requiring discomfort.
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I know many people who feel uncomfortable with the concept of networking because it doesn't feel authentic, and can feel overly transactional or self-promotional.
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The only one he took on a topic related to religion exposed how transactional his thinking is, even when it comes to matters of faith.
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It is perhaps the latter whom Trump resembles the most at this stage in the sense that he views foreign relations in purely transactional terms.
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Did the fact that some of the women benefited professionally from their association with Mr. Weinstein suggest their relationships with him were consensual and transactional?
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These transactional Trumpists may reassure themselves that they are there only to get a particular rule overturned or to secure a seat on a commission.
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" As the spat with Trudeau grew, Trump turned transactional on all Canadians: "That's going to cost a lot of money for the people of Canada.
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In a series of tweets, she said she understood it to be a pre-existing romantic relationship, not a transactional exchange of sex for information.
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Many Chinese I know had concluded during the campaign that Trump would be good for China because he would be a transactional and pragmatic leader.
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There is a real risk that dissenters are getting squeezed out by modern Chapter 11 practice — which is becoming even more transactional and deal-driven.
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They worry that, in his campaign, Mr. Trump seemed to approve of the "strong" leadership of autocrats and favor a transactional approach to Mr. Putin.
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"It would be a transactional deal that constrains North Korea's capabilities and buys time for a transformation, just like the Iran deal did," says Litwak.
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Changes to individual store goals and priorities have also made the job feel more transactional and less like they were making personal connections with customers.
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There's no constitutional imperative that requires lobbyists to be at the center of the current system that is up to its eyeballs in transactional giving.
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Mr. Trump's critics say the action is consistent with what they regard as a transactional approach to foreign policy that diminishes concern for human rights.
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"When that was proposed, it was considered shockingly transactional," says Forbes, author of The Missouri Compromise and Its Aftermath: Slavery and the Meaning of America.
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Notably, Trump also framed his beef with Dingell in explicitly transactional terms, suggesting she should've been more grateful he didn't ruin her late husband's funeral.
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This makes the endlessly transactional Trump anathema, and because Trump is anathema, it lets neocons be clear-eyed about his many personal and political failings.
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But fewer than half of the detainees have criminal convictions, according to the latest records kept by the Transactional Records Access Clearinghouse of Syracuse University.
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Another factor is the immigration courts, which face a backlog of more than 610,000 cases, according to the Transactional Records Access Clearinghouse at Syracuse University.
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It's kind of a one-stop shop for information, and then it's on us to provide transactional services to fill in each of the verticals.
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The unit on Tuesday also said it appointed Dan Crosby as vice president of transactional liability, and Amy Bowman and Michael Brooks as assistant vice presidents.
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"In the long run we may add special software features for enterprise customers, leading to a combined business model of transactional and software revenues," adds Heilemann.
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And Obama, in a podcast interview with Politico reporter Glenn Thrush that was published on Monday morning, unequivocally backed Clinton's businesslike, transactional view of the presidency.
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The film presents her new, transactional relationship to sexuality as a pop projection of the torments that women have endured, and there's a resonance to that.
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"In an email to Business Insider, Foxintelligence CEO Edouard Nattée emphasized that the company discloses to new users that it uses anonymized data from "transactional emails.
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But Mr. Cohen, whose role as personal lawyer and fixer for President Trump has been firmly rooted in the transactional world of his boss, saw opportunity.
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What stands out to me about the way Star's sexuality is treated is that she isn't the only person in Carlotta's household engaging in transactional sex.
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According to the Transactional Records Access Clearinghouse at Syracuse University, of the 0003 million people detained in court, only about 18% are represented in immigration court.
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That's an over-simplification, but understand that great transactional lawyers are not likely to be especially great litigators in case you become involved in a lawsuit.
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In that way, you get actually a deeper relationship with your customer instead of being transactional where you ship a product and then you don't care.
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In that regard, and so if your store is a transactional convenience-based play, I think it makes it really hard to compete against an Amazon.
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Like many female refugees, this meant engaging in "transactional sex" — also known as "survival sex" — to acquire the goods she needed to keep the pair alive.
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In the newly published NSLs, the FBI asked Twitter to turn over "the name, address, length of service, and electronic communications transactional records" of two users.
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Based on his campaign rhetoric, Trump does not appear to appreciate these benefits, and "only sees Europe in purely transactional terms," according to Eyal at RUSI.
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"We may collect and use your commercial transactional messages and associated data to build anonymous market research products and services with trusted business partners," it says.
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And they continue to see that lack of rigidity—his preference for the transactional over the dogmatic—as a quality they want in a chief executive.
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Growth in the firm's less transactional businesses, which include consultancy and property management, will help offset the hit from lower transaction volumes this year, Savills added.
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Since 13 Cecabank has notably developed its business model to focus on providing custody and depositary services, treasury activities and transactional banking services to institutional clients.
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He is a patient man who can be transactional, but he always maintains his absolute focus on what is in his and Russia's long-term interest.
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As iPhone sales have slowed, investors have urged Apple to adopt a subscription model to shift its revenue away from transactional sales and toward recurring revenue.
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DAVID BURNHAM Washington The writer, a former reporter for The New York Times, is co-founder and co-director of Syracuse University's Transactional Records Access Clearinghouse.
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In Japan, multiple large institutions are now beginning to accept digital currency as a transactional entity, validating its use to the Japanese population as a whole.
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A mercenary, transactional feeling inflects even the most intimate of Catherine's relationships, and this problem seems deeper and more interesting than anything another person can solve.
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In so doing, he distilled our rotten politics — its transactional nature, its tribal fury, its hysterical pitch — as neatly as anybody in the current Congress does.
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" The famously transactional Trump followed that criticism by noting that Michigan has asked for an emergency declaration "and we'll have to make a decision on that.
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The Transactional Records Access Clearinghouse, a research organization at Syracuse University in New York, first sounded the alarm about disparities in immigration court decisions in 102.
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Morgan Lewis has added three partners to its corporate restructuring and transactional finance team, the law firm said Wednesday, including a new bankruptcy practice group leader.
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"The relationship that evangelicals have with President Trump is a very transactional one," said Mr. Land, who serves on a spiritual advisory board to the president.
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Jarrett Reynolds, the senior design director at Nike, who has worked with Mr. Abloh for four years, said that there's a transactional quality to the teamwork.
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You watched 22 days elapse with no transactional movement in the wake of the Brooklyn Nets' acquisition of Jahlil Okafor from the Philadelphia 26ers on Dec.
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Lizzie Post is the great-great-granddaughter of Emily Post, the legendary etiquette expert responsible for sculpting the transactional courtesies of an entire generation of Americans.
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And I was the doctor, the product of a system that has, if anything, become even more impersonal and transactional since he first wrote those words.
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Nearly 50,000 people across the country were held in ICE detention centers at the end of April 2019, according to Syracuse University's Transactional Records Access Clearinghouse.
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More than 945,000 cases were pending in immigration courts nationwide as of the end of June, according to the Transactional Records Access Clearinghouse at Syracuse University.
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But he also took care to rip into Mr. Cuomo, alluding to the presidential aspirations and transactional politics that have quickly become his favorite talking points.
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Nevils has admitted having an affair with Lauer after the incident, but told Farrow it was "transactional" and she agreed out of fear of professional retaliation.
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People here were also interpreting it as a sign of his transactional nature and his short memory, or lack of focus, on longer-term strategic relationships.
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Most asylum-seekers in MPP hearings haven't been able to get legal representation, according to an analysis from the Transactional Records Access Clearinghouse at Syracuse University.
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For my part, I wonder about the practical problems of transactional sex: How do you enforce the terms of the deal on an uneven playing field?
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The company said it provided "gigabytes of information" including "iCloud backups, account information and transactional data for multiple accounts" in response to further requests that month.
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JACKSON The thing that has been most disheartening for me to hear or read is that what we do is transactional in a cold, callous way.
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Stephen J. Claeys focuses on issues relating to international trade as a partner at Wiley Rein LLP, which represents clients in regulatory, litigation and transactional matters.
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The bureau singled out institutional and transactional coverage tests, discretionary data points and lending-activity criteria that determine whether institutions are required to report mortgage data.
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Trump will soon discover that in foreign policy, everything is like Obamacare — easy to criticize, more transactional than transformational, but all the other options are worse.
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In Wednesday's report, the Transactional Records Access Clearinghouse notes that the Migrant Protection Protocols cases still make up a small share of the court's active backlog.
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WASHINGTON — In the world of big-dollar political donors, Imaad Zuberi is notable less for the scale of his giving than for its baldly transactional nature.
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But only a few hundred each year have been granted the protection, according to Transactional Records Access Clearinghouse, a Syracuse University database that collects immigration data.
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And they continue to see that lack of rigidity — his preference for the transactional over the dogmatic — as a quality they want in a chief executive.
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Instead, it became a show that repeatedly suggested there are no true authentic connections, and that all human relationships are at their base transactional and exploitative.
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But the problem wasn't that Congress didn't possess these transactional tools; it's that a majority of the members, primarily in the majority party, didn't want them.
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They had concluded that there was more to gain from admitted demands, unshaken by the petty claims of constituents and colleagues, than from ordinary transactional politics.
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According to our research, consumer transactional marketplaces generally can't hit warp speed unless the total market they're going after is worth $50 billion (yes, billion) or more.
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"These days I seldom crawl out of bed before noon," Howard Chu, a software engineer who created the world's smallest, fastest, most reliable embedded transactional database, said.
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In 2016, the government enacted a new cybersecurity law that provided a clearer view into the IP-for-access transactional nature of doing business on the mainland.
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"As a day-to-day corporate transactional lawyer, he'll know what these regulations are like," said Walter Van Dorn, a partner at BakerHostetler and former SEC official.
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If you can see and understand them, then it must mean that your relationship with your fave isn't transactional or one-sided, but instead communicative, and personal.
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The Chinese also soon grasped the new president's transactional approach, prompting them to dispatch Jack Ma, the boss of Alibaba, an e-commerce giant, to meet him.
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Getting too close can blur the line between paid companion and personal friend, and, in rare cases, a transactional relationship can start to feel like something more.
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Diplomats said Johnson spoke out during Monday's discussions for a transactional relationship with Turkey, which some took as meaning he thought human rights were of secondary importance.
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CNBC contributor Suzy Welch says that the standard, transactional approach to networking, where you meet, talk and then exchange business cards, is usually not the most effective.
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The food industry "is going nowhere", he adds, because short-sighted companies see only a "transactional relationship", not a deeper one based on values, with their customers.
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Even if your app is transactional, like Uber, bringing in excited users that will provide an organic, local uplift and be evangelists for the product is crucial.
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I missed the transactional nature of interactions with strangers in Britain, something that once upon a time I used to wish was more friendly, more American-like.
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It's just one tool Facebook unveiled today as it seeks to become a more transactional place by helping people decide what to do in the real world.
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In BAC's Global Wealth & Investment Management segment, total revenue was down from the year-ago quarters in part due to lower transactional activity and lower market valuations.
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But Hunsicker says she was more attracted to Netflix's approach of all access for one price rather than the transactional nature of Rent the Runway's business model.
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It was a small thing, but exchanging details about our newest projects made it clear he actually cared about the work; it wasn't just a transactional interview.
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And even when pseudo-money wasn't used, Bunz was always transactional to the core—it wasn't called the charity zone, but the trading zone, for a reason.
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The relationship between President Donald Trump and his allies in Congress is rooted less in a simpatico bond than in a particularly ugly kind of transactional politics.
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"These relationships are completely transactional and there is no philosophical affinity required," said Michael D'Antonio, author of the book "The Truth About Trump" and a CNN commentator.
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But for Trump, allies are merely transactional partners heaping material benefits on the United States -- in this case cheap oil, money for weapons sales and job creation.
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AdviceRobo focuses on offering credit risk management solutions, and its latest API product enables lenders to categorize transactional data and predict defaults to make sound credit decisions.
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"This election experience and these comments shines a spotlight on the problems Washington politicians have with minorities and black Americans -- it's transactional, it's not personal," she said.
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That said, transactional explanations of the behavior of Republicans who have shut their ears, closed their mouths, pulled their punches, or stood by their man are troubling.
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The bank last had a similar intermittent glitch early in the day on July 5, 2013, when digital and branch clients were kept out of transactional systems.
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"It is a very different strategy than the more transactional lenders," said Mr. Harris, who is not an investor in SoFi, referring to competitors like Lending Club.
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This would lower costs for everyone and provide regulators the transparency and real-time availability of transactional data to observe risks building up in the financial system.
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QLDB uses an immutable transactional log, known as a journal, that tracks each application data change and maintains a complete and verifiable history of changes over time.
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For all the talk of romance and caring, paying for a meal is still a transactional situation — and treating someone can infer an expectation of something else.
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The buying and selling of children is contemplated with chilling matter-of-factness, and the world Zain inhabits is one where human bonds have become brutally transactional.
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"We told the Turks that the Kurds were temporary, tactical, and transactional to defeat ISIS," said James F. Jeffrey, a former American ambassador to Turkey and Iraq.
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An overly transactional relationship might prove less compelling if workers feel they can spend their money better elsewhere — say, by joining a bowling league or a gym.
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In other categories of advertising like traditional TV commercials, brands like Toyota have been leaning into "feel good" messages of unity in place of more transactional messaging.
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"FB thus carried out an unfair commercial practice, inducing users to make a transactional decision they would have not otherwise made," the ICA said in a statement.
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"We went from a classified listings website, which was literally landlords listing their properties and paying a fee to list, to a transactional marketplace website," Grech said.
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For years, American policy in much of the Muslim world has been an exercise in pragmatism, framed by a transactional ethos and the bloodshed of several wars.
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The U.S. ended up honoring the terms of the refugee program, and Hockey said the two leaders share a "transactional business language" and "enjoy each other's company."
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That transactional approach is an excellent match for online influencer culture, where young internet celebrities aren't often overly particular about accepting good money to endorse suspect products.
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" When they returned to the United States, Nevils says she had more sexual encounters with Lauer, for which she blames herself and which she calls "completely transactional.
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" Nevils says in the book that she had more sexual encounters with Lauer back in New York City, according to Variety, telling Farrow: "It was completely transactional.
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" Nevils said in the book that she had more sexual encounters with Lauer back in New York City, according to Variety, telling Farrow: "It was completely transactional.
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" Nevils said in the book that she had more sexual encounters with Lauer back in New York City, according to Variety, telling Farrow: "It was completely transactional.
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The envoy says that countries may be subjected to pressure from China when it wants something, but that America, albeit not as blunt, can also be transactional.
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The party has steadily gained power in part by challenging the eastward-looking foreign policy of Mr. Zeman and the transactional approach of Prime Minister Andrej Babis.
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Through her new acquaintance, Blake is introduced to a wealthy author and investor, Ian (Timm Sharp), and then writes about the transactional relationship she starts with him.
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In his transactional approach to foreign policy, considerations of financial profit or cost — often measured in ways that economists deem simplistic — can outweigh virtually any other consideration.
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Trump sees American's relationships with other countries as transactional — the US should only do something for another country if we get something out of it in return.
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The core of Rauch's essay focuses on five areas where he believes reforms backfired, cutting out necessary transactional politics and middleman in favor of flawed direct democracy.
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Our relationship to the academy is simply transactional—we pay tuition to be intellectually groomed and to learn how to "appropriately" produce and compete against other academics.
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His transactional attitude to diplomacy with Saudi Arabia looks like the realpolitik of past American presidents in dealing with the Al Sauds, minus the cant about human rights.
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There's currently a backlog of more than 850,000 pending cases in the nation's immigration courts, according to Syracuse University's Transactional Records Access Clearinghouse, which tracks immigration court data.
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The ad-driven marketplace companies in our index, on the other hand, are going after relatively smaller advertising markets, which are often subsets of a broader transactional market.
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He confirmed that agents' physical exchanges and all transactional data are recorded on the blockchain, including ID verification info for everyone accessing the WeSend app for P2P transactions.
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The former real estate tycoon takes a more transactional view of such bodies, making hard-nosed calculations about the material return on US investment -- in strictly financial terms.
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Bank of America Corp had already started cutting back on "transactional" accounts that charge clients a commission for every trade, rather than a flat fee based on assets.
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We should make sure that the total transactional value arrived at using the chosen attribution method is the same as if the last-click attribution method was used.
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The United States was born in the Age of Enlightenment; its founding fathers were determined not to follow the European model of "might makes right" and transactional morality.
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The old marketing rules no longer apply; brands need to figure out how to transition from a one-way transactional arrangement to a two-way mutually beneficial relationship.
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Some scenes explore Vidal's complicated and unorthodox attitudes toward transactional sex and sex with very young men, for example, and a graphic scene involves two transgender sex workers.
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Historically, having one system of record that brings together Omniture website data, retail point-of-sale data, Teradata transactional data and social media data was next to impossible.
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"We cannot provide [extra food] to everyone, but we help people with HIV and AIDs, people with a disability, widows, and women involved in transactional sex," she said.
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He says that legacy database technology used to dealing with transactional data coming from customers and suppliers is having a hard time keeping up with today's increasing volume.
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Her strategy is part of the transactional relationship between the Obamas and the Clintons -- couples who were never close and were even at loggerheads during the 2008 campaign.
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In a recent interview with Politico Tony Perkins, the president of the Family Research Council, an influential Christian campaign group, said Mr Trump's relationship with evangelicals was transactional.
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"We created the first truly transactional luxury watch marketplace for both new and pre-owned watches as well as bringing together retailers, brands and consumers on one platform."
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Immigration judges have been issuing more bail bonds over the past several years — and more expensive ones, according to data by Syracuse University's Transactional Records Access Clearinghouse (TRAC).
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As dealmaking suffered with the country's economy, banks have turned to structured lending, transactional banking or, in some cases, securities trading to make up for declining advisory fees.
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Trump's frequent past record of racial prejudice suggests his targeting of the four women is a reflection of his true impulses as much as a transactional political strategy.
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I was initially taken aback when Betsy made her offer, but I quickly realized that it was difficult to communicate through the platform in a non-transactional way.
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So a blockchain here would be both the place of record where energy providers go to obtain information about particular assets, and also to record any transactional changes.
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Coinspace is an incubator of sorts, a co-working space for start-ups focused on cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin and Ethereum, plus transactional databases using blockchain technology and beyond.
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A 7% qoq increase in loan balances helped IWM substantially increase its private banking net interest income (443% yoy), which almost offset lower transactional and fee-based revenue.
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Researchers found several studies that suggested menstrual cups may have eliminated the need for transactional sex to pay for pads and, as a result, reduced rates of STIs.
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According to Nelson, however, relationships aren't transactional, so taking the eye-for-an-eye approach will only exacerbate the distance partners feel between each other following an affair.
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And because AdviceRobo's solution is based on loan applicants' transactional data — it can categorize 70% of transactions automatically — it gives lenders more data to inform their credit decisions.
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Since work takes up so much of our lives, Nadella said he realized it's important to think about a deeper meaning to work — one that's more than transactional.
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"China sees everything in a transactional way to help themselves," said Hans W. Vriens, a managing partner of Vriens & Partners, a corporate advisory company that specializes in Myanmar.
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" He also called for better data sharing as the FAA oversees aircraft and a "more holistic approach versus a transactional item-by-line-item approach to aircraft certification.
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Larry's relationship with his audience is performative and transactional, but it's also the most authentic one he knows, and he ends his talk show saying goodbye to them.
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This is a consequence of his basically transactional worldview, which sees all foreign policy issues through the lens of what America gets out of it in cash terms.
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Trump appears to be developing a new appreciation for allies in diplomatic and military affairs even if he continues to see U.S. regional intervention in largely transactional terms.
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In March, credit rating agency Fitch said Scottrade was trying to move away from focusing on transactional trading revenues and evolve toward more fee-based investment management revenue.
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As of April 2017, the average immigration case has been pending for about 670 days, according to the latest data compiled by Syracuse University's Transactional Records Access Clearinghouse.
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European officials have been telling us they're worried Trump will take a "purely transactional" approach to NATO and ignore shared values and the other dimensions of the alliance.
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The chat-based format emphasizes the transactional nature of the readings, which leads to customers who get angry when they don't feel like they got their money's worth.
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That said, "In the Garden of the Fugitives" is still an impressive, thought-provoking novel that examines the complexities of racism and guilt as well as transactional relationships.
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" Mr. Trump has "weakened the rules-based trading system while removing a counterweight to China, whose transactional approach to trade places scant value on transparency and human rights.
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Just don't forget that the bar is rather high for any summer to go down as an all-timer, thanks to the N.B.A.'s reputation for transactional bedlam.
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At one level, the contradictory messages illustrate Mr. Trump's transactional approach to statecraft — one that prizes individual victories over a unified theory of America's role in the world.
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I am compelled to set the record straight because the 23-year-old NATO alliance that Turkey has with the United States is not temporary, tactical nor transactional.
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It is at once highly personal and bluntly transactional — a strategy that carries significant risks, experts said, given the economic and security issues that already divide the countries.
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Kasie, meanwhile, searches for something resembling romance, vacillating between the transactional affection of a clothing tycoon (Ronnie Kim) and the tender attention of a parking valet (Octavio Pizano).
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From December 7th through the 14th, we received six additional legal requests and in response provided information including iCloud backups, account information and transactional data for multiple accounts.
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