Who the mall is trying to attract is pretty clear.
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I informed him I wasn't trying to attract the boys.
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Beijing also is trying to attract capital into Chinese markets.
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Dunkin' Brands is also trying to attract millennials as workers.
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The retailer has been trying to attract more male customers.
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What's more, Abercrombie is now trying to attract an older customer.
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Good luck trying to attract a major corporation now, he says.
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It's not just Amazon that these cities are trying to attract.
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"We're trying to attract talent from across the country," he added.
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Most magazines these days are trying to attract print advertising dollars.
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One was waving particularly vigorously, as if trying to attract attention.
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This can make it intimidating for a founder trying to attract capital.
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They said the militants were trying to attract returning fire against civilians.
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Granted, it is an unconventional way of trying to attract top talent.
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So NerdWallet set about trying to attract them to its site first.
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"We are simply trying to attract students with lower admissions," he said.
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Museums, trying to attract gifts of such work, go on expansion sprees.
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One hypothesis for humpbacks is that males are trying to attract females.
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And it is competing with Microsoft in trying to attract enterprise clients?
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The company has been trying to attract its customers back with free burritos.
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It is also trying to attract beer drinkers to consume more premium products.
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China was trying to attract more foreign investors to its onshore bond market.
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"Mainly, [these are] the consumers we are trying to attract," he points out.
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Hyde-Smith has certainly spent the last few weeks trying to attract them.
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And yet they frustrate those trying to attract more talented people to teaching.
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HNA is also trying to attract limited partners to invest at various stages.
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It has to do with who they're trying to attract as a customer.
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His oppressive conduct is alienating the very sources he should be trying to attract.
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"You couldn't look like you were trying to attract a man," Ms. Coppola said.
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Is it inauthentic in a way because they're trying to attract a certain crowd?
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Having spent decades trying to attract tourists, the city council is now rethinking its approach.
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He yelled for hours, trying to attract the attention of people on a nearby road.
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Bourbon makers aren't the only ones in the alcohol industry trying to attract nonwhite consumers.
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"Don't use pesticides or any other chemicals if you're trying to attract butterflies," Werner says.
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Le Pen, Melenchon and Macron are all trying to attract voters disillusioned with mainstream parties.
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So it's interesting to think about communities deliberately trying to attract newcomers and keep them.
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Carige's administrators have been trying to attract interest from potential bidders but negotiations have proved difficult.
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They are perfectly harmless over in the corner trying to attract attention, juggling flaming bowling pins.
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But two years after she launched her company, ThirdLove, she was still trying to attract customers.
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Other islands are simply trying to attract travelers by offering deals or packages at a discount.
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SoftBank is trying to attract investors in a follow-on to its $100 billion Vision Fund.
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Dressing becomes an exercise in people pleasing, and trying to attract the least amount of attention.
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In pursuit of compensation, the city's economic affairs agency has been trying to attract new jobs.
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Saudi Arabia has been trying to attract foreign investment as it diversifies its economy away from oil.
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The model here suggests Trump, but the campaign rhetoric from Clinton is trying to attract these voters.
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Whereas Beijing and Shanghai are attempting, misguidedly, to curb migration, Guangdong is trying to attract new arrivals.
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"What kind of crowd are we trying to attract here," a stripper asked no one in particular.
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President Rouhani, a pragmatist, has been trying to attract technology and investment to bolster Iran's shattered economy.
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School districts in other states are trying to attract teachers in ways not limited to pay increases.
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Like, going to look for a snack, or trying to attract a partner who might eventually ovulate.
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ALGIERS (Reuters) - Algeria has been trying to attract more investment to its vital oil and gas sector.
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"The kind of people you're trying to attract are very diverse and globally oriented," Mr. Zandi said.
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Gizmodo took a look at the Vyper when it was still trying to attract funding through Kickstarter.
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It most likely advertised sports gear at a store trying to attract college students of various physiques.
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One that Microsoft won't trade to fill a "value" niche, even if it's trying to attract education buyers.
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At the same time, Twitter and Facebook are trying to attract audiences to video content on their platforms.
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Buoyed by rising sales of CNG, almost all carmakers are trying to attract customers with CNG-compatible models.
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What do these changes mean for countries and businesses trying to attract the best talents to boost competitiveness?
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It has been trying to attract bigger merchants and enter new businesses such as financial software and lending.
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It's not the only way colleges are trying to attract students in the face of sky-high tuition.
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China will keep trying to attract bond investors, and a fresh campaign to promote its currency is expected.
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If you're trying to attract a sophisticated crowd, there are words it is wise to stay away from.
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Here's how these three movies are trying to attract viewers to slightly familiar characters without feeling too formulaic.
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Restaurant chains are aggressively trying to attract customers for breakfast, a rare growing segment for fast food chains.
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At same time, India is trying to attract new investors and companies while also fending off competition from China.
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Instagram's Spotlight is stately and refined — perfect for the mainstream audience and TV ad dollars it's trying to attract.
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This means that he's been catering to the hard right rather than trying to attract centrist or undecided voters.
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The Czech Republic has recently been trying to attract Chinese money after years of criticizing China's human rights record.
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The conflict erupted in a petulant exchange, with Mr. Gonen furiously, and futilely, trying to attract the mayor's attention.
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Since the financial crisis, Goldman Sachs has been trying to attract mass-market deposits to fund its other activities.
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Mr. DiNoto was running and trying to attract the attention of a woman who also ran in the neighborhood.
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With lavish incentives and initiatives, they are trying to attract investment to the region and to upgrade its industries.
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At nearby corners, four men bearing sandwich boards were trying to attract attention to a nearby fur coat store.
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The sweeping cabinet reshuffle comes as Pakistan is trying to attract foreign investment and present itself as a reformed country.
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But the retailer, with $485 billion in annual sales, is trying to attract a slightly more affluent audience to Walmart.com.
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The Infowars founder stalked the halls of Congress, trying to attract the attention of anyone who would give him time.
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It's a party for a vape pen company that started out as illegal and is now trying to attract funding.
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Messenger is trying to attract businesses in other ways, such as automated chat "bots" that can reply to customer inquiries.
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Columbus, Ohio, made a bid for the HQ2, and since that failed, has been trying to attract other, similar companies.
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Free meals, dog-friendly workplaces and other fun perks are becoming increasingly common at companies trying to attract top talent.
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India is trying to attract manufacturing into the country as part of Prime Minister Narendra Modi's "Make in India" initiative.
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In recent years, there's been a trend of art museums trying to attract mass audiences by appealing to popular tastes.
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He and his campaign have made a big show of trying to attract black voters heading into his reelection bid.
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New York (CNN Business)Harley-Davidson is trying to attract a new generation of riders at a very young age.
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The government is also trying to attract more foreign investment, including by setting up a "one-stop shop" for permits.
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He said Juul is trying to attract people who could also work at tech companies like Tesla, Facebook, Google and Apple.
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Trying to attract and engage them costs money; it takes a lot of people and demands new technologies and service models.
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New York (CNN Business)Chobani is trying to attract more customers with a trendy new product: Greek yogurt with nut butters.
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Airbnb is trying to attract business types by helping them find homes with wireless internet, 24-hour access and a desk.
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Instead, he might be using examples of people trying to attract attention on Instagram by dressing their pets in expensive costumes.
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"We are all trying to attract the best engineers and the cleaning industry is not sexy, so it's tough," he said.
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It is also another example of how companies are going beyond traditional advertising and trying to attract customers through direct contact.
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Since the domestic stock market is dominated by retail investors, authorities are trying to attract more stable inflows from institutional investors.
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That also makes New Orleans a battle-ground for warehouse operators trying to attract as much metal as possible into their sheds.
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In an attempt to increase liquidity in the market the central bank has been trying to attract hard currency from Egyptians abroad.
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And the way the Opportunity Zones have been set up, both investors and the people trying to attract them face a deadline.
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Owing to a pilot shortage last September, Ryanair has been trying to attract more staff to keep up with its breakneck expansion.
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When it does go on sale, HBO Max will have many competitors who are also trying to attract consumers' time and money.
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Myanmar has been trying to attract foreign investors and divert attention from 730,000 Rohingya Muslims who have fled the country since 2017.
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Clinton is trying to attract in her tight race against Senator Bernie Sanders of Vermont in the Iowa caucuses on Feb. 1.
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"We get into a bidding war trying to attract companies, and the only one who wins is these companies," says Mr O'Quinn.
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People who are embracing plant-based foods aren't necessarily abandoning meat altogether, and fast food chains aren't trying to attract strict vegans.
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Wexner was alerted by executives and reportedly said he would handle the issue, but Epstein's involvement in trying to attract models continued.
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LendingClub, which serves individuals, and OnDeck, which caters to small businesses, are cutting costs and trying to attract borrowers with better credit.
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These are important investments to a country with one of the world's smallest GDPs that is trying to attract more foreign investors.
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And Tucson, Arizona, which tried to woo Amazon with that giant cactus, might be better off trying to attract more technical workers.
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ISIS MessagingFor each "type" of women ISIS is trying to attract, they "are very adept at using a different message," Bloom said.
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Wang is now trying to attract Hollywood film makers with subsidies to a new production studio in China's eastern city of Qingdao.
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Heads Up Long a playground for Hollywood stars of a certain age, Lake Como is trying to attract a younger, hipper crowd.
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Airlines have made more flights open to purchase with rewards miles, indicating that they're trying to attract customers more aggressively than normal.
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Dallas is one of a handful of cities taking an ambitious approach to changing that dynamic, including trying to attract wealthier families.
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"They are trying to attract the same students as Middlebury and Whitman," said Nellie Boyd-Owens, another member of the student group.
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They have started to return, thanks to improved transparency on exchange rates, and the central bank is trying to attract more investment.
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T-Mobile, the thirstiest of all wireless carriers, is now trying to attract customers to its network with invitations to Netflix and chill.
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The cartel denied hanging the banner threatening Lopez Obrador, however, saying it was put up by rivals trying to attract attention from authorities.
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In trying to attract companies, IEX hopes to shatter the near-duopoly currently held by the New York Stock Exchange and Nasdaq Inc.
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And I'm trying to attract them to me, explain to them how I work with them, and then they can pull from me.
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Egypt has been trying to attract tourists, an important source of foreign currency, since visitor numbers fell steeply after the country's 2011 uprising.
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Victoria's Secret is trying to attract younger women and win back former customers by focusing on core categories, such as apparel and lingerie.
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The use of Spanish is just one way candidates are trying to attract Hispanic voters, and this year these strategies are especially important.
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Almost half of the presidents, in fact, said they were trying to attract female and minority faculty members to better reflect the population.
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These jobs and investments are in a country with one of the world's smallest GDPs that is trying to attract more foreign investors.
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Okay, now I get that it would draw the attention of men (not me!), but that's not the audience we are trying to attract.
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Minnie Yu, an analyst for Nielsen, a research firm, says distillers are trying to attract younger people with lower-strength versions in smaller bottles.
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But Apple can't be the leader that it wants to (and should) be so long as it alienates the people it's trying to attract.
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In June last year, the company's CEO, Takeshi Idezawa, said that after years of trying to attract users globally, Line's main priority is Asia.
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Kushner's sister, Nicole Meyer, has bragged about the company's high-level ties when trying to attract Chinese investment in a New Jersey apartment complex.
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More recently, the Southern Baptist Convention has been trying to attract people of color who make up a growing share of the American population.
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Such a move would panic investors, destabilize financial markets and trigger a wave of foreign capital that Beijing has been desperately trying to attract.
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In this way, Known worked with an e-commerce giant from outside the US that was trying to attract US sellers to its platform.
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So officials at Homeland Security and other federal agencies have turned to the very people whom terrorist groups are trying to attract: young people.
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Several municipalities across the U.K. are trying to attract investment to host a spaceport, with the organization in Melness earning this batch of investment.
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The maker of Tropicana juices is also trying to attract health-conscious consumers with snacks such as Smartfoods Delight popcorn and gluten-free Quaker oats.
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Over the course of the night, not a single performer rapped in English (often the go-to move for artists trying to attract US audiences).
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Since then, officials have been trying to attract investors to help prop up its economy, which has been struggling since the south seceded in 2011.
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"It's a disappointment for OPEC because they've been trying to attract members," said Robin Mills, CEO of Qamar Energy, a consultancy firm based in Dubai.
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Iran is trying to attract new investment to rebuild its sanctions-ravaged industry and is worried that too steep a cut might scare off investors.
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Now, the construction industry is trying to attract teenagers with realistic computer simulators of those same heavy machines, hoping to build a younger work force.
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Wexner was alerted by executives and reportedly said he would handle the issue, but Epstein's involvement in trying to attract models continued, the Times reported.
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It's Google and it's Facebook, and if you're a small business owner trying to attract new customers online, this is the impossible task you face.
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This hypothesis also explains something else that's been puzzling me: widespread anecdotes about employers trying to attract workers with signing bonuses rather than higher wages.
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It also underscores the plight of the industry in trying to attract financing from lenders wary of coal's commercial outlook and contribution to climate change.
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"We are trying to attract investors also from abroad to come and set up specialty hospitals, for example for treatment of cancer," Narasiah tells CNN.
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China has been trying to attract more foreign bond buyers since the International Monetary Fund designated the renminbi as an official reserve currency last year.
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Those attending were jammed into one auditorium trying to attract Mr. Putin's attention by screaming, and many waved signs naming their region or issue. Republic.
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Chipotle, for its part, is trying to attract workers by encouraging mobility within the company, offering quarterly bonuses and, among other things, teaching unique skills.
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"We've been investing in trying to attract the best students for the last couple of years, and I think our investments are paying off," he said.
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Such policies run against the very grain of the demographic Nintendo is trying to attract, while also alienating the graying crowd that's still buying its systems.
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The calls, which researchers have been trying to capture and identify for years, are thought to be the cry of lone males trying to attract mates.
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Cities have been desperately trying to attract Amazon's second North American headquarters — but some groups want to know exactly what kind of jobs "HQ2" will bring.
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The company could be trying to attract a little more attention to Play Music with City Soundtracks, but if so, it's quite a low-key launch.
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Hosting a fashion show is just one way companies like Nordea, the largest financial group in Nordic countries, are trying to attract twentysomething and thirtysomething employees.
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The southeast European nation is trying to attract more FDI to increase value-added and productivity, which is 20 percent below the EU average at present.
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They are trying to attract the next generation of spenders like Mao Yiting, a researcher at the local antiquities bureau in the coastal city of Haining.
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The crowd does skew male, he said, but the teams are trying to attract women to games, and his events and trips encourage women to come.
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It's also a lot cheaper than in the US, likely due to traffickers buying in bulk and trying to attract new customers south of the border.
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As she sounds the alarm, and raises money off her fight, she is trying to attract new supporters to a campaign in great need of them.
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"You can feel they are trying to attract our diplomatic allies in every possible way," Su told Reuters by telephone from the Tuvalu capital of Funafuti.
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These days, they're dedicated to actively preserving the unsung culture by making traditional food and wine accessible to locals and the tourists they're trying to attract.
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Sluggish GDP growth and a struggling economy means the country cannot turn its back on its need for opening its economy and trying to attract greater investment.
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This nutrition-minded and independent customer is exactly who soda giants like Pepsi and Coke are currently trying to attract as they grow their bottled-water businesses.
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ZA, which is trying to attract investors to stay afloat, extended a due diligence process until late next week after drawing the interest of potential strategic partners.
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Meyer, the sister of Jared Kushner, was speaking at an event in which she was trying to attract wealthy Chinese investors to the 1 Journal Square project.
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Crown, half-owned by billionaire James Packer, had been trying to attract wealthy Chinese to its casinos located outside China, where gambling is illegal, except for Macao.
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Crisp, unwrinkled clothes simply improve your look, whether you&aposre trying to attract someone or score a job, but getting perfectly pressed clothes takes time and effort.
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Kim Jong-un has been trying to attract more foreign tourists to ease the pain of sanctions; South Korea says it may allow visits to the North.
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The Port Authority of New York and New Jersey has operated the airport for just over a decade, and is trying to attract more airlines to Stewart.
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"Part of that is about trying to attract the suburban white voters who are skittish over some of the language he's used in the campaign," Skelley said.
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Darwish described spotting a fishing boat about a kilometer away and desperately trying to attract its attention, afraid it would not see his head bobbing above the waves.
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Facebook is trying to attract a new type of content creator: Professional gamers — the people who stream video of themselves playing video games online so others can watch.
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"Advantage plans are growing as a share of total enrollment, and they are trying to attract members from original Medicare and in competition with each other," he added.
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They know that other financial centres such as Hong Kong and Singapore are aggressively trying to attract lessors away from Dublin with lower tax rates and other incentives.
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Prime Minister Viktor Orban has ruled out any major guest worker programme, but his government is now trying to attract Ukrainians in limited numbers with an advertising campaign.
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Snap's turnaround has been driven by CEO Evan Spiegel's decision to stop trying to attract all users and instead focus on the company's core base of younger consumers.
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Tourism is a key industry for the glitzy Middle East emirate which has spent billions of dollars trying to attract visitors with sites including the world's tallest tower.
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They are also "destination" enterprises, with permanent collections and special exhibitions, cafes and shops trying to attract as many visitors as possible in an age of global tourism.
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That sentiment puts Mr. Simorangkir at odds with government officials and some of his Muslim neighbors at a time when Lake Toba is trying to attract more attention.
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"Cars are entertainment, they're a social object, they're psychological object, they are objects that help attract the opposite sex, or whatever sex you're trying to attract," Lutz said.
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As the industry continues trying to attract more drivers, Voie says she is doing her part to ensure that women are aware of the opportunities driving can provide.
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Tourism is a key sector for the glitzy Middle East citystate which has spent billions of dollars trying to attract visitors with sites like the world's tallest tower.
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Creating uncertainty in funding for such programs undercuts all the hard work put in by these programs trying to attract young talented medical professionals to medically underserved areas.
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"It's better for them because it gets them more attention," he said, adding that they brought up the Roma situation only when they were trying to attract votes.
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Industry stalwarts and upstart competitors are trying to attract new riders who want something different from Harley-Davidson's big burbling cruisers or screaming Japanese and European performance bikes.
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The International Olympic Committee has been trying to attract a younger audience in recent years in an attempt to keep up with the changing landscape of sports participation.
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"Damaging bourbon's ability to reach a global audience is immediately going to damage businesses like ours, trying to attract those tourists," said Matson & Gilman co-founder Nicole Stipp.
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Now, a security researcher is trying to attract even more organizations to Tor hidden services, with a relatively easy-to-use tool that streamlines the site creation process.
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I wondered if the general simplification of Indian menus was a result of trying to attract nondesi customers, and Hasan and others like Ashraf Uncle more or less agreed.
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Mr Alckmin is trying to attract potential Bolsonaro voters by naming as his running-mate Ana Amélia from the conservative Progressive Party, to which Mr Bolsonaro belonged until 2015.
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The company recently exited its Karma drone business to stem losses and has been trying to attract consumers with promotional offers, new entry-level products and trade-up programs.
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The Texas Association of Business, the state's largest employer group, called the legislation, known as Senate Bill 6, discriminatory, and said it would hurt businesses trying to attract talent.
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But outside of the country, steel and its related derivatives are still trying to attract greater participation — unlike high-profile economic barometer counterparts such as copper and crude oil.
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While 2016 is off to a promising start, golf has been in a steady decline and has faced challenges trying to attract millennials and a new generation of golfers.
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For this reason, there is a growing divide between hackathons that offer very basic prizes, often targeting students or hobbyists, and those that are trying to attract seasoned programmers.
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Despite the group's historically violent subjugation of women -- whom they have killed, barred from attending schools and forced into marriages -- it seems they're trying to attract a new audience.
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Blackpool is also trying to attract visitors of all kinds, including a significant number of Muslims who live and work in nearby cities such as Manchester, Birmingham and Liverpool.
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The demographic is often considered a challenge for traditional financial institutions to reach, and Robinhood is trying to attract the group by offering commission-free trading through an app.
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Bryant, 41, and his family were regulars at the Newport Beach church, praying along with hundreds of other parishioners during mass and never trying to attract attention to themselves.
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Nineteen employees were detained as Crown was trying to attract high-spending Chinese to its casinos outside of China, where gambling is illegal except in the territory of Macau.
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Recently appointed Chief Executive Micaela Le Divelec Lemmi has been trying to attract younger clients focusing on digital communication and distribution while preserving its existing, more traditional customer base.
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The North African country, an OPEC member, has been trying to attract foreign investment and develop the non-energy sector, which accounts for just 6 percent of total export revenues.
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The new government of Mauricio Macri is trying to attract foreign capital to the oil industry after a decade of low investment and the nationalization of its main producer, YPF.
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We all make different decisions about how to compete for that audience, but since we are all trying to attract other human beings, there are certain similarities in our approach.
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Since locking up the primary delegates, the campaign has been trying to attract big donors, an effort many have speculated has proven more difficult for the rogue presumptive Republican nominee.
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Air Berlin is now trying to attract higher paying business travellers by increasing long-haul services, especially to the United States, as well as adding the short-haul business class service.
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That's why we know Trump isn't trying to reach black voters any more than bombastic right wing talk show hosts are trying to attract more minority listeners by talking about race.
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The OPEC producer, which is also a major gas supplier to Europe, has been trying to attract more foreign investors, but firms have been reluctant, complaining about bureaucracy and tough terms.
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Developers trying to attract foreign investors usually tout the fact that they have government approval of their regional center as proof that their project is economically sound and a good investment.
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The phone itself does not look radically different to the Galaxy S8, but analysts said that might not be a problem because Samsung is trying to attract users on older phones.
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The new criminal code would also apply to foreigners — something critics have pointed out would be detrimental to a country trying to attract more tourists, according to The New York Times.
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Many Moroccans depend on money sent by relatives abroad, and the kingdom is also trying to attract investors by presenting itself as a safe haven in a region rocked by strife.
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The central bank, which is trying to attract financial technology companies, issued several dozen electronic money licenses last year to startups including Google's payment arm and Revolut, a British digital-only bank.
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Portugal is already trying to attract wealthy Britons who want to move after Brexit and has established a special office to make it easier to make real estate and other corporate investments.
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The end of the BoE scheme last February is forcing those banks into new forms of funding, such as issuing debt secured against assets or trying to attract more deposits from savers.
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That adds up to an unpredictable, unfair, and deeply frustrating situation and one more obstacle for the skilled immigrants that President Donald Trump says he's trying to attract to the United States.
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Competing e-tailers are increasingly trying to attract consumers during Prime Day, so this rising performance is important for Amazon as it may mean it's not losing its grip on the event.
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And they have begun borrowing abroad and trying to attract foreign investment to cover deficits caused by oil's drop from $100 a barrel or more two years ago to half that now.
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Mnangagwa, who replaced longtime leader Robert Mugabe after an army coup in November 1503, is trying to attract investment and lift growth after a litany of failed economic interventions under his predecessor.
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But simultaneously, more local officials from both parties across the heartland are trying to attract immigrants they consider indispensable to their strategies for maintaining economic vitality and a critical mass of population.
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Mr. Kushner had not yet stepped aside as chief executive of Kushner Companies, which was trying to attract investment for the company's crown jewel, an overleveraged Manhattan office tower on Fifth Avenue.
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Turns out, several people were less than pleased to have the gimmick appear in the email they use for business affairs — a particular customer set that Google is now trying to attract.
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Egypt has been trying to attract investment needed to restore growth since the 2011 uprising, which ushered in protracted political turmoil and scared away tourists and foreign investors - key sources of hard currency.
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One might have thought that, several weeks out from the Bahrain workshop on the economy that its key architect would have had a stake in trying to attract Palestinians rather than alienating them.
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In June of 2017, a local business-development concern arranged for me to meet with Gevers, holding him out as an example of the sort of luminary the region was trying to attract.
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Over the last few years, Cloud Foundry has found its niche in large enterprises, after all, and that's exactly the market Google is currently trying to attract to its own public cloud platform.
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Most embarrassingly, the N.B.A. pulled its 2017 All-Star Weekend from Charlotte, canceling an event local leaders had spent years trying to attract, along with its expected influx of more than $100 million.
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Big Chinese cities like Beijing and Shanghai have thriving foreigner communities, and the government is also trying to attract highly qualified foreigners to live longer-term in China, especially those with science qualifications.
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Maybe Georgia was trying to attract some special attention when it passed a law imposing up to 10 years in prison on any woman who terminates a pregnancy after a heartbeat is detected.
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"We can't blame others for trying to attract Taiwanese talent," said Lu Jiun-wei, a research fellow at the Taiwan Institute of Economic Research, which conducted the study of the Taiwan work force abroad.
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"One of the areas that Australian casinos have really struggled with (is) trying to attract these 'whales', big spending gamblers, particularly out of Asia," said James McGlew, executive director of corporate stockbroking at Argonaut.
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"We normally associate sweet smells with trying to attract bees, but a lot of plants all over the world use really terrible smells in order to attract beetles and flies as pollinators," he noted.
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And it makes sense for Twitter, which is still trying to attract new users to its service, and establish its brands as a place for people to react to and talk about live events.
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First, stocks are a key part of compensation for many companies trying to attract talent, and if the price keeps dropping the amount of money a company can offer a recruit drops with it.
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Few of these reports were substantiated, and those that were -- such as the gunfire -- were later understood to be actually coming from individuals trapped and trying to attract the attention of rescuers in helicopters.
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The meeting is raising questions both because of the sanctions and because Kushner spent years as a real-estate developer and was trying to attract financing for a building project of his in Manhattan.
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Clearmob CEO Sophia Li spent several years as a digital marketer and is familiar with many of the problems associated with tracking and optimizing the amount companies spend trying to attract new customers or users.
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Just over a quarter (27 percent) have offered benefits "beyond what has typically been available to other employees," and another 19 percent wrote in descriptions of the different ways they're trying to attract good workers.
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Chile, like neighboring Argentina, is trying to attract private investment to improve its ports, roads and airports, and two major candidates in November's presidential election have also pledged to dramatically expand the nation's transport network.
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Nintendo obviously has Fire Emblem and a massive Mario game on its slate, but at least is trying to attract more widespread games — who'd have thought that a Nintendo-built console would ever run Skyrim?
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And so, if you're going to be a company that is trying to attract the finest talent, a company that is that is reaching more and more of society, you have to be more mindful.
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Exacerbating Yulin's difficulties, nearby cities that were similarly reliant on traditional industries, such as Ordos and Baotou in Inner Mongolia, are trying to attract comparable kinds of investment projects and develop industries such as tourism.
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Public transport company M'Dina Bus condemned the incident and said it was collaborating with authorities in the north African kingdom, which is trying to attract investors and tourists by presenting itself as a safe haven.
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Nigerian President Muhammadu Buhari is trying to attract foreign direct investment to help support an economy that slipped into contraction in the first quarter this year as lower oil prices hammered Africa's largest crude exporter.
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This is the type of pick a rebuilding team—whether they're trying to attract a superstar in free agency, want flexibility on the trade market, or are organically building a strong core—need to make.
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I found two — Austin McAllister and Ryley Pogensky, both 26 — on a street corner, trying to attract the attention of their friend Danielle, who was crossing the street 20 feet away with her headphones on.
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Trying to attract cybersecurity talent has been a major struggle for the federal government, and a report issued in October found that the gap in the cybersecurity workforce is at 498,000 for the U.S. alone.
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They describe Kushner as the model for the kind of entrepreneurial-minded talent the White House is trying to attract: someone who brings a new approach to the problems that have vexed Washington for decades.
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Places like Wild West Town are relics of a bygone era, trying to attract children who are more attracted to virtual reality and mobile apps than games of cops and robbers or cowboys and Indians.
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The meeting raised questions because the bank has been under US sanctions since 2014 -- and because Kushner spent years as a real estate developer and was trying to attract financing for a building project in Manhattan.
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Thune said that two-thirds of U.S. airports are only served by regional carriers and that there is a "crisis" in trying to attract pilots, while Democrats said the revised rules could lead to unqualified pilots.
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Online personal styling service Stitch Fix stepped up its advertising spending by 84 percent in the first quarter of its 2018 fiscal year, with TV campaigns playing a big role in trying to attract new customers.
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"Trying to attract Latino Democrats to leave the Hill is not going to be as easy now because they're in the majority and they're having fun," explained Bert Gómez, Becker's senior corporate and government relations director.
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Amid tightening labor markets lots of firms would have been trying to attract or hold workers by offering a bit of money; why not use the occasion to hype something that raises your after-tax profits?
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Others noted Mr. Xi's record as a leader in the eastern provinces of Fujian and Zhejiang, where he adopted a moderate tone while trying to attract Hong Kong investors, said Joseph Cheng, another longtime democracy advocate.
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President Joko Widodo has been trying to attract investment to boost economic growth that has hovered around 5% in recent years, below the campaign promise of 7% that he made for his first term in office.
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President Joko Widodo has been trying to attract investment to boost economic growth that has hovered around 5% in recent years, below the campaign promise of 7% that he made for his first term in office.
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Saudi Arabia is trying to attract foreign capital to the kingdom, but an anti-corruption crackdown that swept up influential Saudis and came shortly after an investment summit in Riyadh last fall has rattled investor sentiment.
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Algeria, a major gas supplier to Europe, has been trying to attract foreign energy companies to help it offset stagnating oil and gas output after two energy bidding rounds failed to attract large groups of investors.
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The visit comes as the billionaire developer is locked in a tight race with Senator Ted Cruz of Texas, with both trying to attract the support of evangelical Christians, Tea Party voters and social conservatives in Iowa.
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The article hypothesizes that the dip in testosterone may be due to a biological shift inward for the man, who is no longer trying to attract new mates, instead focusing solely on being a good family man.
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Instead of solely trying to attract influencers to post about what they're doing with props like the below, they're trying to educate and help inform people about a serious topic, and likely don't want to appear frivolous.
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TJX, which sells coveted apparel and luxury brands such as Dolce & Gabbana, Calvin Klein and Levi's at a discount of 20%-623%, has been opening new stores, while also trying to attract shoppers with its "treasure hunt" model.
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New visa restrictions specifically targeting Chinese immigrants could be especially harmful to U.S. universities trying to attract the best students for AI programs — and, by extension, to U.S. companies looking to hire top AI talent once they graduate.
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But not every business is a fit for Pokémon Go. Think about the ideal Pokémon Go commercial partner — the kind of company for whom it makes sense to invest in trying to attract Pokémon to its physical location.
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One study found that over 4 million environmental jobs were created in the U.S. from 1970 to 2003; importantly, these jobs were concentrated in manufacturing and professional, scientific, and technical services that all states are trying to attract.
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Strong unions improve the wages and working conditions of all working people ― union and non-union alike, as collective bargaining sets a standard that all employers must take into account when trying to attract the workers they need.
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While the Emiratis are trying to attract international attention with bold projects like an A.I.-powered lab focused on climate change, this summer they taught 600 local students at an A.I. camp to develop their own talent pool.
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But the Anderson Economic Group, a consulting firm that represents companies seeking locations and cities trying to attract them, ranked the New York metropolitan area No. 234, ahead of Chicago, Los Angeles and Boston, out of 22.3 candidates.
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The test going forward will be of Mr. King's so-far limited national sway over Republicans, which he has sought to expand by trying to attract Republican presidential hopefuls to his annual pheasant hunting outing near his home.
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You can always escape February bleakness by enjoying music or dance, but how often are the tunes remixed from the calls of endangered animals, or the moves made by a plumage-challenged bird trying to attract a mate?
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Nintendo has been trying to attract casual fans of Pokemon Go to its hybrid Switch games device with two beginner-friendly "Pokemon Let's Go" titles, which have sold more than 10 million copies as at the end of March.
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India's Prime Minister Narendra Modi has been trying to attract French companies to India and to share high technology in defence and other fields as part of a bid to promote local industry and build a domestic manufacturing base.
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The meeting between Kushner and Gorkov is attracting extra intrigue because VneshEconomBank, or VEB, has been under US sanctions for three years, and because Kushner has been trying to attract financing for a building project of his in Manhattan.
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In August, Iran arrested four men in Mashad "accused of trying to attract young people's attention by putting together fake stories about their presence on the frontline", a local judiciary official was quoted as saying by Tasnim news agency.
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He has since boosted ties with the United States and Israel while trying to attract the foreign investment he says is needed to stimulate an economy damaged by the inflationary policies and heavy currency controls of the Fernandez years.
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He said it aimed to increase that portfolio by "between 1 to 2 billion pounds next year," adding it was trying to attract money from abroad to bring investment to the country, rather than seeking funds from local banks.
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Trying to attract as many customers as possible with cheap food at all hours of the day might be good for the bottom line of a fast food franchise, but it can also create a perfect storm for crime.
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"Nintendo is learning from their failure from the Wii U and is trying to attract third party developers ... so that more software makers are going to come onto Nintendo's ecosystem," said Ito, alluding to Nintendo's relatively unsuccessful Wii U console.
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"They're trying to attract some of the high profile companies that have dual class structures and wouldn't list here otherwise," said an investment banker who worked on recent Chinese technology listings in the United States and who declined to be identified.
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Since male students are applying to colleges at historically low rates, colleges are trying to attract more of them to even out the gender balance in their student body; it's true that his daughter's gender wasn't doing her any favors.
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That's usually just fine by the tweeters, who are playing their own performative game of trying to attract as many retweets and likes as possible, whether to demonstrate expertise in a certain field or to sate baser desires for validation.
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Canada's second-largest airline, which is launching the separate no-frills carrier in June 2018, is trying to attract Canadians who now drive to places like Buffalo, New York for cheaper fares from U.S. rivals, said WestJet CFO Harry Taylor.
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Since he used a vulgar term to describe Haiti and African countries and argued that America should be trying to attract immigrants from Norway instead, it's clear that Mr. Trump doesn't see black and brown immigrants as welcome in this country.
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The ban on consensual sex between unmarried adults would have applied to foreigners as well as Indonesians, and it would have been likely to discourage some Westerners from visiting at a time when the country is trying to attract more tourists.
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Google is trying to attract Microsoft Azure customers over to its Cloud service in an unusual way: by sending free Chromebooks to Azure customers as part of its pitch to convince them to switch over to Google Cloud, as reported by Petri.
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Case in point, Apple is opening up its iMessage service to third-party developers (as well as a whole lot of other things), and Facebook and Slack are aggressively trying to attract developers to build bots and other services within the platform.
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Eva, by contrast, was a wholly original series conceived as a limited series of only 284 episodes, and far from trying to attract a wide audience, toward the end, it even seemed to be attempting to alienate what niche viewership it had.
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"If you're going forward with an initiative of being pro-LGBT but then you back down in places like the Deep South where it's controversial, it sends the bad message to the LGBT customers you're trying to attract to begin with," says Grace.
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"Likes" are the currency of social media, and people who have low self esteem may place great value on seeking validation from their social media use by trying to attract likes to their comments as a way of increasing their self esteem.
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The news comes in contrast to Facebook purposefully trying to attract underage users through its Messenger Kids app that lets children ages 6 to 133 chat with those approved by their parents, which today expanded beyond the U.S. to Mexico, Canada and Peru.
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CIA Director John Brennan said it is not surprising that ISIS has not claimed credit or responsibility for the attacks yet, adding that the group can send a signal while not alienating those inside of Turkey it might be trying to attract.
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The company, which posted losses in the first three quarters of 291.3, has been trying to counter some of the damage to its results from delinquencies by trying to attract borrowers with better credit scores and keeping a tight leash on expenses.
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So having more than one city center has benefitted Austin's tech and business ecosystem, allowing companies to set up shop where they wish depending on costs, the kind of tech they're focusing on, and the workforce they're trying to attract, Angelou said.
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Separately the chief executive of the French Banking Federation, Marie-Anne Barbat-Layani, called on the government at a business conference in Aix-en-Provence on Saturday to be more active in trying to attract UK-based financial firms seeking to relocate.
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But he is precisely the sort of profile of player that M.L.S., increasingly, is trying to attract: young, gifted, energetic — a player seeking a stage to demonstrate the scale of his talents, rather than a place to mask how much they are waning.
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The museum — a $400 million warren of scriptural exhibits backed by white evangelical conservatives — is trying to attract more visitors of color in a bold rebranding, but Hetta says he was racially profiled, and illegally detained, setting off an ordeal that lasted for months.
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In these areas of the city, where current residents are valiantly trying to attract new neighbors with stable income and an eye toward a more promising future, there is always something of the city's former glory left to see, always potential left to imagine.
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SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - After former Senator Mike Gravel failed to make the Democratic debate stage this week, the two teens running the 89-year-old's long-shot U.S. presidential campaign used their spot on the sidelines trying to attract new supporters through social media.
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Moshe Hogeg, cofounder and president of luxury smartphone company Sirin Labs, said the Israeli government should be focusing on trying to attract more highly-skilled engineers, adding that startups have to compete with Silicon Valley giants like Google, Apple, and Facebook when it comes to hiring.
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Restaurant Brands, which also owns coffee chain Tim Hortons, and other food-chain owners such as McDonald's Corp, Yum Brands Inc and Dunkin' Donuts Group Inc have been trying to attract diners with cheaper-priced meals and more breakfast and coffee items in a highly competitive market.
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But while May's focus is winning what she calls the "best possible deal" for Brexit, her government is also looking beyond, courting the United States, India and China while trying to attract technology and creative industries to a country which one minister said needed to market itself.
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TJX, which sells coveted apparel and luxury brands such as Dolce & Gabbana and Calvin Klein at a discount of 20%-60%, has been opening new stores, while also trying to attract consumers with treasure hunts at its stores, encouraging shoppers to spot deals among rapidly changing assortments.
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New York-based Barnes & Noble, whose total sales now have fallen for seven straight quarters, has been trying to attract shoppers by expanding its offerings to include merchandise such as toys and craft brewing kits, as well as signed books and made-to-order books for kids.
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It's worth mentioning at this point that the Brendan Grace version of "Combine Harvester (Brand New Key)" was itself a take-off of "Brand New Key," a 21976 hit for folk-pop singer Melanie Safka, about a girl with roller skates trying to attract a boy.
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It is trying to attract its potential customer base, so-called Henrys (an acronym for high earners, not rich yet), as well as investors who quickly fled from the online lending industry after Lending Club acknowledged that it had misstated financial records and dumped its founder.
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At least seven people had previously been arrested in the bombing, with the police saying that they belonged to the Maute group, a small band of militants based in the south that has been trying to attract the attention of the Islamic State in the Middle East.
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Onstage at Code Conference on Tuesday, Anthony Noto, the CEO of SoFi, said that — hypothetically, of course — the company might want to get into naming because it would be a smart way to market SoFi to the millennial customers it is trying to attract and retain.
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Rev the Vote is already trying to attract sponsors to its July 19 event, produced in association with Duke Energy, which features a performance by the Royal Machines — a band consisting of Sugar Ray frontman McGrath, The Cult's Billy Morrison, Navarro and his Jane's Addiction bandmate Chris Chaney.
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They are trying to attract voters who really want Britain to stay in the European Union by saying they will hold another referendum, but are hampered again and again by the refusal of their Christian leader Tim Farron to definitively say that being gay is not a sin.
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For its new global fund, Sequoia is already trying to attract investors in China, where fund managers are looking to gain from growing sources of capital at wealth management firms, insurers and other large domestic institutional investors that aim to boost returns in alternative assets, the people said.
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The American one has come under growing scrutiny since it emerged that Nicole Meyer, the sister of President Donald Trump's influential son-in-law, Jared Kushner, had touted her connections with the Trump family when trying to attract investors to an EB-5 project during a trip to China last May.
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Islamabad, running short of foreign exchange reserves and in talks with the International Monetary Fund over what would be its 13th bailout since the 1980s, says it cannot afford to see Afghanistan slide into chaos just as Pakistan is trying to attract foreign investors to shore up its own economy.
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The start-up scene is booming in France, the deputy minister for innovation and digital affairs told CNBC, as the country pushes to attract more tech entrepreneurs from across Europe -- including the U.K.. Following the U.K.'s Brexit decision, several European countries are trying to attract more tech companies and start-ups from London.
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These small-business owners are also more likely than others to have web pages and Twitter accounts — both of which are useful tools for small businesses trying to attract and retain customers — and they are more likely to have Facebook pages for their businesses, which reveals more about the current climate for small-business retailers today.
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It was an example of how Mr. Kemp must simultaneously placate the social conservatives and rural Georgians who responded to his primary messages, as well as white suburbanites and the powerful Atlanta corporate community, whose sensitivities have been heightened by the fact that metro Atlanta is among those cities trying to attract a second Amazon headquarters.
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Rating The film stars Lily James as Elizabeth Bennet, who along with her four sisters — Jane (Bella Heathcote), Kitty (Suki Waterhouse), Mary (Millie Brady), and Lydia (Ellie Bamber) — have been raised by their father (Charles Dance) to battle the zombies infesting the English countryside, while also trying to attract eligible bachelors and fending off the humiliations of their overbearing mother (Sally Phillips).
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But the law, which carries potential fines of up to $1,000 and jail terms of up to a year, has created a pressing problem for companies like Tofurky, which are grappling with what kind of language they will be allowed to use, especially when trying to attract potential customers who aren't die-hard vegans and aren't sure how their plant-based hot dogs will taste.
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We definitely are within the DFM world, we have similar customers, similar carrier base, we just are tactical and strategic in doing it more via technology by digitizing, by building those highways programmatically and by attracting this ecosystem of strategic partnershipsLoadsmart isn't focused on attracting mom-and-pop truckers like other startupsPremack: We were talking earlier about B2B versus B2C, and the way other freight startups talk is almost a little more B2C, like they're trying to attract especially as many truck drivers as possible.
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