" That means, for example, cancer centers would try to attract cancer patients and heart centers would try to attract heart patients, explained Goodman, author of "Priceless: Curing the Healthcare Crisis.
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It is not a bad thing to try to attract business.
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So we decided to organize [a] festival to try to attract people.
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How do these wildlife tourism destinations try to attract and fool customers?
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Around 2,000 companies are using the app to try to attract talent.
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Retailers are also raising their hourly wages to try to attract workers.
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Brands try to attract customers with what's described as more attractive pricing.
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Retailers try to attract shoppers with deep discounts, sometimes as much as 85 percent.
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Each of these platforms will try to attract both venture capital and lenders/borrowers.
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Poor email support led him to try to attract company attention on social media.
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Mr. Chowdhury stays open two hours later to try to attract late-night customers.
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Prime Minister Narendra Modi's government is taking steps to try to attract investment to combat the slowdown.
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Traders were permitted to set their own spreads on Friday to try to attract liquidity, he said.
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Much of the GOP's rhetoric scares people; it doesn't even try to attract Democrats and can't attract independents.
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Presidential campaigns -- and the groups that support them -- are increasingly using smartphone apps to try to attract voters.
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Presidential campaigns — and the groups that support them — are increasingly using smartphone apps to try to attract voters.
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It will also try to attract high school students with flexible scheduling and the option of working steady shifts.
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Several mall staples, which try to attract hungry shoppers, are running into problems as fewer people shop at malls.
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The executives' priorities are somewhat different from the attributes that states are pitching as they try to attract companies.
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While Cinépolis has introduced playground equipment to movie theaters, it is not the first to try to attract parents.
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A Gwangju city official said it will try to attract investment from other automakers as well, without elaborating further.
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That opens an opportunity for cities to tie school with employment as they try to attract and keep employers.
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"We'll continue at that pace and try to attract a lot of great new owners into our system as franchises."
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A Chinese theme park made a live pig bungee jump to open its new attraction and try to attract visitors.
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"Pop-up shops are going to be something that drives the business as we try to attract online sales," she says.
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Who do I think can best represent the people of this state to try to attract jobs and bring in business?
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After the Brexit vote, analysts started questioning whether Number 10 would try to attract businesses by lowering its corporate tax rate.
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This is just one component of a number of different initiatives that they're pursuing to try to attract that outside investment.
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Willis said United London allowed players to reset their career path, or try to attract the attention of a new club.
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Many struggling malls have converted their stores into rock-climbing gyms, movie theaters and community colleges to try to attract customers.
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"The strategy was that we have one strong jacket, so let's try to attract every generation to it," Mr. Ruffini said.
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We need "to build on our agricultural foundation and move through to agricultural technology, agricultural processing and try to attract better jobs."
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Baltimore's mayor at the time, William Schaefer, was a tireless promoter, and he turned to advertising executives to try to attract tourists.
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Rather, the long-term strategy of such businesses is to try to attract a larger clientele by offering a more convenient experience.
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Similarly, under a pure territorial system, certain foreign countries would try to attract American-owned facilities by offering very low tax rates.
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Over the next few weeks, he's going to try to attract support from voters who supported Bush, Rubio, Christie, and other mainstream candidates.
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When governments try to attract new investment to a basin, they are now in effect bidding for a share of a smaller pie.
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When terrorist groups are stalled militarily and fear losing ground to rivals, they often try to attract recruits and funds through spectacular violence.
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Especially after divorce, it can be tempting to hide, pretend to be someone else, or try to attract a certain kind of person.
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Meanwhile, interest rates have risen as the authorities increasingly try to attract higher levels of the bank deposits on which government debt relies.
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Cities have gone to some embarrassing lengths to try to attract Amazon as the company searches for a location to build its second headquarters.
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They can offer high cash salaries, but also try to attract employees by suggesting their stock will look better when they finally go public.
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"This is another move to try to attract dollars into the banking system from the parallel market," said Ziad Waleed, economist at Beltone Financial.
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"The army is right to try to attract more youngsters, as many senior personnel will retire over the next five years," Colonel Housen said.
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Two months later, people connected to the Kushner family's business were reportedly still advertising Jared's role in the government to try to attract investment.
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And some airlines will try to attract valuable passengers away from competitors by offering to match the passenger's elite flying status with their own.
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Bank Indonesia has also hiked interest rates six times since May to try to attract portfolio investment needed to fund the widening current account deficit.
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I'm guessing that the cities who are not hit hard may be more aggressive and have more funds to try to attract shows and events.
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"We want to try to attract new voters who perhaps in the past had no special interest in voting in the U.S. elections," Zell told Reuters.
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Law enforcement officials are alleging that Pierce, the former CEO of an Alaska telecommunications firm called Quintillion, used forged customer contracts to try to attract investors.
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He said VTB might consider buying "not big" regional banks with leading market positions or banks active in specific sectors to try to attract new clients.
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Most Republican plans would try to attract younger people to the market by allowing insurers to charge them significantly lower premiums than the Affordable Care Act allows.
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"This is the perfect moment for another organization to enter the playing field and try to attract that group of women ... women who are already highly engaged."
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Divvy will, I presume, add more and more tooling to its product and try to attract bigger customers (larger clients means more spend and more interchange revenue).
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There are female gamers, though livestream firms mostly try to attract female viewers with video of young women singing, dancing and cracking jokes in winsome simulacra of teenage bedrooms.
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However, Hard Rock plans to try to attract customers to its Atlantic City location through live entertainment, bringing in big names such as rapper Pitbull and singer Carrie Underwood.
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I've talked with some people at ESPN who say that part of your being on Sunday Night Baseball is to try to attract more female viewers to the broadcasts.
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Some projects in rural areas may need traditional federal grants, an administration official told reporters, but most funds will be used to try to attract and leverage outside spending.
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Cleveland will start small this summer — beginning with 30 stations and 250 bikes in the most densely populated downtown areas — and then try to attract sponsors for an expansion.
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The key words that I always use with the players is modifying and modernizing to try to attract a larger audience and extend the reach of this incredible game.
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To try to attract talent, the brand is offering other perks, like one free meal per shift for employees at company-owned stores, leadership development programs and tuition discounts.
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The news industry should, of course, try to attract smart people to the field, but there are plenty of smart prospects who didn't happen to emerge from elite settings.
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And the two companies are engaged in an intense pricing battle as they try to attract riders with low fares while paying drivers enough to keep them on the platform.
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The crowd was generally young, with an interesting mix of bros who frequent the Lower East Side these days, and creatives who Equinox might try to attract with the location.
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Mr. Liu's factory opened inside the China-Germany Equipment Manufacturing Industrial Park, introduced in late 2015 to try to attract advanced production in robotics, automotive components and other industrial sectors.
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They pointed out that without international harmonization of rates, each country will try to attract investment by lowering its rate — a "race to the bottom" that erodes its tax base.
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Deutsche Börse, however, does not have many potential targets for mergers in Europe, and will probably try to attract stock listings and trading from Britain following Brexit, Mr. Colley said.
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DHL has run an advertising campaign to try to attract candidates for the driver scheme and plans to create up to 500 new jobs across Europe if a pilot is successful.
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Hence, enterprises will try to attract talent by offering a powerful vision, a track record of product success, a bench of early client implementations and the potential to impact the masses.
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The launch in March marks the first major change to the brand's "striding man" logo in over a century and comes as Diageo and peers try to attract more women drinkers.
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Some banks and credit unions may try to attract new customers by offering high APYs for a limited time, similar to the marketing tactics of 0% intro APR credit card offers.
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Over the past few years, companies have competed to offer the most basic possible service, stripping out things like baggage allowance and in-flight snacks to try to attract budget-conscious flyers.
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A country in dire economic straits can still produce skilled workers, and immigration policy can, as it has attempted to do throughout US history, try to attract those skilled workers in particular.
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Trump, for his part, used the debate to try to attract establishment Republicans, saying he is generating support from non-Republicans who could help carry the party to victory in the Nov.
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Clothes are a way that we express ourselves and communicate with each other, a manner in which we try to attract potential romantic partners, and get into costume for our professional lives.
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Given these problems, an immigration policy in the national interest should explicitly try to attract immigrants who will be in a strong position to provide for their families in a difficult economic environment.
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The group adds that many trucking companies offer signing bonuses to try to attract new workers, and that drivers who work for private corporate fleets often earn salaries of more than $86,000 a year.
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Anyway, McKinsey participates with us in many studies, but these investments we'll try to attract from many sources: the Saudi investor, the state-owned funds, the GCC [Gulf Cooperation Council] funds, and the international funds.
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The amendment is the second the pair introduced on the transgender ban, and the new version is more narrow than the first, in what is likely an effort to try to attract more Republican support.
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And Peacock will also try to attract viewers through a licensing deal with Lionsgate, known for films like the "John Wick" action series, while also becoming the exclusive streaming home for new films from Universal.
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The researchers prefer federal investment to local subsidies that try to attract individual businesses—an often fruitless effort for smaller communities, as incidents like the downsized Foxconn factory in Wisconsin and Amazon's HQ2 search demonstrate.
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TEL AVIV, Dec 17 (Reuters) - The Tel Aviv Stock Exchange (TASE) said on Tuesday it is considering a new plan to try to enhance liquidity and improve transparency to try to attract more ordinary investors.
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The tourism ministry is studying the inclusion of several other countries in its visa waiver plan, mainly China to try to attract some of the 100 million Chinese tourists that travel abroad each year, the spokesman said.
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Among its projects, Meraas launched its DXB Entertainments subsidiary, which has built a theme park and water park complex on the outskirts of the city to try to attract hundreds of thousands of additional tourists to Dubai.
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"We've tried to think of improvements the city can do to try to attract investors long-term, so it's not just like, 'Hey, I'm going to build another high-rise, and then the market turns," Mr. Fulop said.
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Uber is engaged in an intense pricing battle with its chief competitor in the U.S., Lyft, as the companies try to attract and retain riders with low fares, while paying drivers just enough to keep them on the platform.
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Kaine has made changes to the bill in order to try to attract more support, including removing two paragraphs in the "findings" section that directly mention Trump over concerns from Republicans and some Democrats that it was too political.
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The renovation is an effort by Deutsche Boerse, which detailed its plans on Monday, to cultivate local ties after a failed merger last year with London Stock Exchange and part of a push to try to attract more retail investors.
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"As I watched, I jokingly began drawing similarities between these birds' attempts to captivate and impress the opposite sex with dance, and the way strangers try to attract one another in clubs and interact on the dance floor," he explained.
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"If we find that children start surging into tobacco-flavored e-cigarettes or if we find marketing practices that target children and try to attract them into tobacco-flavored e-cigarettes, we will engage in enforcement actions there also," he said.
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" Wisconsin Public Radio quoted Meyer, who said that "we want to make sure that, really, what we decorate our hallways with and what we put in our hallways is consistent with our values to try to attract more Native Americans to the university.
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But while the US targeted dirty money — and those enabling its flow — abroad, it simultaneously rejiggered its own finance-sharing regulations to try to attract much of that same money, turning the US into a behemoth in the world of tax havens.
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Don Miers, who runs the stadium for the county, which spent $18 million to renovate it in 2003, said he would try to attract youth tournaments and baseball teams from Japan or South Korea and possibly to host a round of the World Baseball Classic.
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You see these kinds of challenge-based activities in apps like Strava as a way to try to attract users or keep them engaged in a lighter and more competitive way without having to go into a full-on event like a race or a tournament.
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Just as shops and restaurants in other countries try to attract customers with decorations that might be a backdrop for Instagrammable pictures, those in China try to make themselves as daka-friendly as possible: a coffee shop in Beijing built inside a shipping container, for example.
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I'll leave that to the people at Earwolf [Aukerman's podcast production company], if they wanna put out 20-minute, bite-size chunks or something like that, maybe there's something that they could do with that to try to attract the people that have shorter attention spans.
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"It could be positive," said Ms. Montagu, suggesting that Britain could try to attract sellers by charging lower rates of tax on artworks imported into Britain as well as abandoning the "droit de suite" royalties to artists and heirs levied by the European Union on sales of contemporary art.
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It is a point on which may rest several billion dollars, as the emerging V.R. industry tries to move beyond "gotta have it" tech geeks and hard-core gamers (two populations with a heavy overlap in membership) that will buy anything, and try to attract the rest of us.
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Remember NSYNC's 2000 video for "It's Gonna Be Me," where (as well as perfectly choreographed dancing) the group members appear as animated plastic doll versions of themselves and punch through the front of their boxes to try to attract the attention of the woman shopping so she can purchase them?
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If it seems odd for colleges and universities to try to attract more customers by promising results that people might have been expecting anyway — degrees within four years, with jobs at the end — some of their other strategies also have distinctive shortcomings, underscoring the magnitude of the challenges they face.
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In a city known for its racial and ethnic diversity, the percentage of people of color serving on boards remains strikingly low at most institutions, and some elite Manhattan museums and arts groups employ overwhelmingly white staffs even as they try to attract a broad cross-section of visitors, according to data collected by The New York Times.
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