Brand new venture capital funds: Unshackled Ventures raised $20 million.
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Asia has unshackled itself and claims this century as its own.
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America's military spending should be unshackled from far-less important items.
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Federal marshals escorted Ameen to the defense table and unshackled him.
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But with an always-on 5G connection, its potential is fully unshackled.
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Gradually unshackled from central planning, the Chinese people showed their entrepreneurial flair.
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Lee appeared unshackled in a green jumpsuit and glasses at the arraignment.
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" O'Leary said the Trump administration has finally "unshackled the small businesses in America.
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With Donald Trump now "unshackled" I suspect it's only going to get hairier.
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Unshackled details: Along with providing funding to entrepreneurs, Unshackled also sponsors their work visas (as an employer would sponsor a worker's H-1B visa) so they can leave their current jobs or graduate from college without having to leave the country.
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After the country's bloody civil war ended in 1996 it spread as if unshackled.
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State media, long used as a propaganda tool by Mr Mugabe, should be unshackled.
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" (She later apologized for the "public hanging" remark.) "Unleashed, untethered, and I am unshackled.
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Prior investors NEA, Unshackled and Fernbrook Capital also took part in the funding event.
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What Brakhage advocates for is a cinema unshackled from verbal language and the dramatic arts.
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That first night unshackled I went all out with a swan dive off the wagon.
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But Beijing, like Washington, will see a Britain that looks less unshackled than simply isolated.
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But Mark thinks that coal can grow again if unshackled from onerous federal environmental regulations.
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Unshackled from Europe, Britain is embracing not a dynamic new open capitalism but a damaging dirigisme.
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His father later demanded that he be unshackled but kept the young man in the school.
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While they challenged his executive orders in court, he lowered taxes and unshackled U.S. energy producers.
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There's no feeling more unshackled than having only my mind and my legs to depend on.
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Unshackled from the unprofitable moonshots, its balance sheet and steady ads business growth has reassured investors.
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I am untethered and I am unshackled and I can say exactly what is on my mind.
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The work felt unshackled from the conventions of operatic storytelling, but nonetheless built to a powerful dénouement.
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If Trump didn't run in 22019, Christie would've been the unshackled straight-talker in the GOP field.
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Today, Unshackled is announcing its sophomore fund of $20 million, topping its debut effort by $15.5 million.
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Unshackled from semi-slavery, Eritreans would be free to find or create jobs they actually want to do.
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With net neutrality out the door, AT&T is unshackled in a way we've never really seen before.
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Unshackled from GE, and now with his own balance sheet, Murphy will be free to pursue more deals.
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Unshackled by the tie to gold, central banks were able to devalue their currencies and stimulate economic growth.
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"For investors, that phenomenon tells me that companies could truly soar once they are unshackled from federal largess."
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Unshackled Ventures led the seed round, along with RRE Ventures, Rise of the Rest, and One Way Ventures.
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There's a sense that, at last, the city is unshackled from criminal gangs and hard-line Islamist factions.
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You've unshackled yourself, however briefly, from the tyranny of The Grid… even as you carry it with you.
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It has bled beyond horror movies—has escaped like the unshackled self-aware zombie trope into the popular conscious.
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Will man and machine battle it out, or will we reach the utopian vision of man unshackled from work?
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Of course, that doesn't mean every slave was suddenly unshackled that day like at the end of The Wiz.
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Other fillings are no lesser: chicken with the juices raving; an airy mash of potato seemingly unshackled by gravity.
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An unshackled Trump would be nightmarish for Democrats, and it should keep us awake at night this campaign season.
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I want them to be unshackled.... I want those editors and writers and photographers and visionaries to be free.
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Murphy's glyphic realm reveals today's minds as unshackled from limited vertical logic, and shaped more by today's interconnectedness and multidimensionality.
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But I wonder what a totally rethought Best Buy would look like, unshackled from its roots as a stereo retailer.
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An unshackled media and many Malaysians are openly demanding to know how Rosmah was able to afford an opulent lifestyle.
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But now, in the final days of a horrid campaign, an unshackled Trump is more national threat than punch line.
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With the candidates unshackled from lecterns by the town hall format, the window into their feelings opened a bit wider.
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On the one hand, the economy needs to be unshackled if it is to provide Cubans with better living standards.
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"The difference between success and failures is oftentimes who you know and when," Unshackled founding partner Manan Mehta told TechCrunch.
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The energy industry turned the U.S. into an economic powerhouse a century ago, left unshackled it could do so again.
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Republicans assure us that never-ending tax cuts will not decrease government revenue because an unshackled economy will endlessly expand.
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When I landed in Silicon Valley, I met with Unshackled Ventures, which is basically a fund that backs immigrant entrepreneurs.
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Conversely, the other teams remaining in the post-season have unshackled their ace relievers from the strictures of conventional closer usage.
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"From what I hear from a lot of my friends, they're constantly being passed over," says Unshackled Ventures associate Maria Salamanca.
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Mehta runs Unshackled, an early stage venture fund for immigrant-founded start-ups, which helps founders navigate the U.S. immigration system.
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But in finally addressing South Africa's proliferation of colonial statues, public spaces are becoming unshackled from the brutality of the past.
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But now, I am unleashed, I am untethered and I am unshackled, and I can say exactly what's on my mind.
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Unshackled from the expectations tied to many of the members' other projects, Warmduscher is an outlet for their own personal experimentation.
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"But now, I am unleashed, I am untethered and I am unshackled, and I can say exactly what's on my mind."
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There is a sense among people here that at last Mosul is unshackled from criminal gangs and hard-core Islamic factions.
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As he has unshackled himself from prepared texts and stern handlers, he has appeared to reveal his true sentiments more freely.
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On that day, China expected to be unshackled from its legal label as a "non-market economy" and attain "market-economy status".
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Mr Abe is a nationalist with dreams of a Japan unshackled from American tutelage, but right now he needs a strong alliance.
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But the idea that they can solve the world's problems, unshackled from conventional thinking, remains a driving force for the world's innovators.
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Once the mind is unshackled and encouraged to think beyond a small policy box, our circuitry can be rewired in other arenas.
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LatinX VC drew inspiration from organizations like All Raise and BLCK VC, founding member and Unshackled Ventures principal Maria Salamanca tells Axios.
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Appearing Tuesday unshackled in a tan T-shirt tucked into khaki pants, Lee acknowledged the charge and the potential time he faces.
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He has unshackled America's energy resources, expediting permits and approvals processes for natural gas terminals, pipelines and coal, oil and gas development.
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The resulting company would have incredible reach and influence, especially combined with other recent rule changes that have further unshackled big media companies.
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Since he declared himself "unshackled" he's escalated his maverick rhetoric, hammering home his claims that the November 8 election is "rigged" against him.
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Although framed as a punishment of Russia, being unshackled from the INF treaty might also serve the agenda of Russian President Vladimir Putin.
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" In defeat, she added, "I am unleashed, I am untethered and I am unshackled, and I can say exactly what's on my mind.
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After nearly 10 years and hundreds of millions of dollars spent, the groups unshackled by Citizens United are facing more opposition than ever.
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Under Trump, the agency has become "unshackled," allowing it to prioritize for deportation immigrants who were deemed out of bounds by previous administrations.
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But it's only now that TensorFlow has been unshackled from the one-machine limit that we'll start to really see what it's capable of.
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But an unshackled Trump is a terrifying prospect for Republican leaders who hope to maintain control of the Senate and House on Nov. 85003.
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Brexit's supporters claim that a deregulated Britain that trades with the rest of the world would prosper once unshackled from Brussels's overregulation and protectionism.
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U.S. and global policymakers must be free to do so, unshackled by bad trade deal provisions that bind their hands and perpetuate past mistakes.
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If Bansal had the opportunity to pitch to Unshackled, which provides bespoke immigration solutions to each founder, he could have launched AppDynamics years prior.
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Benioff said he wanted the magazine to be "unshackled" from financial constraints to carry out its mission to provide truthful, trustworthy information to readers.
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Wall Street firms, unshackled by Glass-Steagall, went on to make colossal bets on real estate that would blow up when home prices collapsed.
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Journalism desperately needs new revenue models that let it stand on its own legs, unshackled from the whims of social media algorithms and ad buys.
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While it sounds like shards of every Romano incarnation that came before it, it's also deconstructed, unshackled by any sort of stringent boundaries of form.
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He preferred to be "unshackled" in his speeches and tweets; he boasted and offended freely and almost never apologized — the most basic expression of humility.
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He gave Americans a real choice, he is right on the issues, and he utilized a political script unshackled from the chains of identity politics.
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The rest of us, now at the mercy of broadband providers unshackled from the chains of fair regulation, are left asking, will the open internet survive?
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He also dismissed the concern voiced by former FDIC chief Sheila Bair and others that regulators have unshackled America's banks by dismantling the post-crisis guardrails.
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Unshackled from the confines of the Beltway, our work force would no longer be captive to the insularity of the elites traveling the eastern Acela corridor.
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Democrats worried when they opened the impeachment trial that failing to bring about a conviction would leave Trump unshackled and invigorated going into the 2020 campaign.
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The company was among a number of Chinese insurers unshackled by regulators earlier in the decade and allowed to invest in a wide range of areas.
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His rosy vision of the future imagines globalisation unshackled from its third constraint, as labour is made mobile by robots allowing people to offer their services remotely.
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Unshackled from the MFN principle, Mr Trump would be free to enact his own version of reciprocal trade, with tariffs that match those applied by other countries.
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Among them is Unshackled, a mission-centric fund for immigrant entrepreneurs that can help their selected foreign entrepreneurs handle issues of sponsoring work visas or green cards.
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Former 500 Startups accelerator company Pluto AI is announcing $2.1 million in fundraising today from Fall Line Capital, Refactor Capital, Unshackled Ventures, Comet Labs and additional angels.
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Unshackled from your ultrasmart, ultra-enticing device, you can truly focus on your spouse, on the kids, on finally finishing that New Yorker article about brutalist architecture.
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This is partly because of the air around the words FREE (connoting the unshackled) and SPEECH (which imbues communication with an air of deliberation and implied civic benefit).
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In season two, however, Zoo fully unshackled itself from the James Patterson novel that season one was loosely based on, leaving it free to unleash unholy animal hell.
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Time has us in its grip, and so we devise stories of an afterlife in which we exist unshackled by days and years and the decay they represent.
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And with a South Korean press now unshackled from government censorship, reports of U.S. crimes and violence in the areas around the U.S. bases became a national issue.
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I think of the people chained and trembling and I know that by the luck of history and by the grace of time, I am standing here, unshackled.
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But until that becomes clearer, analysts, investors and Fed officials seem in agreement that Fed Chairman Jerome Powell wants to be as unshackled as possible to respond to events.
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The capital follows a $250,000 pre-seed investment from Unshackled, a venture capital firm that invests in immigrant founders and, if necessary, helps them navigate the complex visa process.
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Trump, unshackled, is still drawing on two core components of the GOP playbook: encouraging anti-government sentiment while facilitating the citizen access to arms, including those of military caliber.
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Unshackled by the bureaucracies of a legacy company, the small teams tend to be able to move more nimbly and interact with their fans in more creative, efficient ways.
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She wiped them with the cuff of her sweater, which covered track marks and a tattoo that said "freedom" — her goal, to be unshackled from the prison of addiction.
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Though better-looking versions, unshackled from the browser, have since debuted, more people still actually play Old-School Runescape, a version meant to resemble Runescape as it was in 221.
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Now that the draft is fully unshackled from New York, where it took place for nearly a half-century, the N.F.L. intends to continue taking its show on the road.
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The MMT vision of a free-spending public sector unshackled from the budget constraint contrasts miserably with the chill reality of a federal government shut down for most of January.
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Born in 275 in the wake of the financial crisis, bitcoin is rooted in a libertarian quest for a means of exchange that is unshackled from the central banking system.
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The Scottish National Party, which Ms. Sturgeon leads, had promised after the referendum to deliver a more vibrant economy if the region were unshackled from the rest of the country.
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According to the Brexiteers, a UK unshackled from Brussels would give Downing Street more freedom to pursue new commercial ties with a broadly diversified set of partners, including rising China.
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They were genuinely shocked and appalled at Rezaian's behavior, not for wanting to grow California avocados in Iran but for working as a journalist unshackled from control of the state.
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"This is about Democrats really working to develop big ideas — and being unshackled from this notion that we have to think small," said Ari Rabin-Havt, a senior adviser to Sanders.
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Butina has been in jail since her arrest in July, and appeared in federal district court in Washington, DC, unshackled as she stood before the judge and entered her guilty plea.
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The Brexiters' case is that Britain is held back by Europe: unshackled, it could soar as an open economy that continued to trade with the EU and all round the world.
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Backdrop: Creative alternatives for foreign entrepreneurs, like Unshackled Ventures, are especially important right now after President Trump chose to delay the Obama-era International Entrepreneur Rule from taking effect last month.
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Both strategies have potential advantages; break-ups can create more focused individual companies and allow stronger units to attract investors unshackled from weaker ones, while an integrated model can reduce costs.
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Despite being considered too dangerous for even a high-security penitentiary, and then further damaged by years of isolation, Currence was allegedly unshackled by armed guards in a public parking lot.
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Lowe's CEO Marvin Ellison said the home improvement retailer will soon be unshackled from its outdated website, which will make shopping easier for customers and give the company a sales boost.
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Since Trump took office, deportation officers have been unshackled, as the White House describes it, from an Obama-era mandate to focus limited enforcement resources on deporting immigrants with serious criminal convictions.
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A stronger economy unshackled from the burdens and vulnerabilities of mounting debt will not only help pay down the total in the long-term, but also strengthen our security along the way.
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When Britain handed control of Hong Kong to China in 1997, some people thought that what was then a colony — a wartime trophy of European imperial empires — was about to come unshackled.
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Now, strangely, our European friends hope Trump will do the same because U.S. businesses would have a competitive advantage once they are unshackled from the bureaucratic red tape that they will have.
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If the INF is killed off and New START is allowed to die, it would be the first time in almost 50 years that the world's two largest nuclear powers were wholly unshackled.
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Indeed, California liberals, as soon as they're unshackled from Washington, could conceivably take a sharp turn toward illiberal left progressivism, pushing for draconian limitations on guns, smoking, speech, and traditional private property rights.
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Like most supporters of his country's withdrawal from the bloc, he wants Britain to strike out on its own, a fully sovereign state unshackled from Europe's pettifogging rules and the Continent's overweening state.
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Manan Mehta and Nitin Pachisia are founding partners of Unshackled Ventures, an early-stage venture capital fund that was created in 2014 to support foreign-born entrepreneurs turning their innovative ideas into reality.
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Perhaps it was hubris to think that the West could construct a democratic state in the middle of Central Asia, unshackled by corruption and strong enough to keep the militants and warlords at bay.
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Shareholders in Rusal and En+ received the news they'd been waiting for on January 27 when the U.S. Treasury unshackled them from sanctions imposed last April by its feared Office of Foreign Assets Control.
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"The point is to take the burden off of founders because they are not immigration experts, they are experts at building satellites or extracting protein from plants," Unshackled founding partner Nitin Pachisia told TechCrunch.
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They're excited about a candidate who says, and even acts like, he's unshackled from the normal practicalities of politics — like fundraising from corporate PACs and keeping to a centrist message in a red state.
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Hosted by the Justice Action Network and the Brennan Center for Justice, the Women Unshackled conference on Tuesday aims to address the problems facing the hundreds of thousands of women in U.S. jails and prisons.
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Islanders fans should be looking at Tavares like he's Andy Dufresne, happy that he's finally unshackled from his wrongful imprisonment, free to work on that boat with his friend for the rest of his days.
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It is exasperated not only with ten years of Russian cheating but also with the rapid growth in China's unshackled arsenal of over 2500,23 missiles, 13% of which are of the range forbidden to America.
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The Obama administration unshackled the hands of the extremist Iranian government, which is internationally classified as a global sponsor of terrorism in the Middle East, and were subsequently provided with enormous amounts of financial resources.
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So, a few days before Christmas in 1988, the old ballplayer and hit man pleaded no contest to murder and conspiracy charges, received credit for time served, and walked unshackled into the cold Providence day.
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Although we had no idea what might develop, I think all of us had a sense of the tremendous innovation and creativity that the internet and an unshackled communications industry could bring to our people.
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Joaquin Castro's San Antonio is one of the Top 10 U.S. cities in overall startup activity, and Unshackled Ventures works within our current system, investing in 16 teams with founders born on six different continents.
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Shortly after he set out, the car ripped down the front-straight, climbing through RPMs with an ear-protection-worthy scream that reverberated off every nearby surface, an audible reminder of how unshackled it is.
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"The international community will have plenty of time to see how long it has until Iran is unshackled to create new turmoil, and figure out what it must do to prevent this from happening," he said.
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But, even though Johnson and other pro-Brexit advocates argue that the United States will be a crucial ally for a Britain unshackled from EU trade policy, Trump's support is likely to come at a price.
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Emboldened by WhatsApp's simplistic interface and unshackled by the limitations of SMS, many older Indians send dozens of forwards to their WhatsApp groups every single day — and some young Indians say it's getting on their nerves.
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It's the hockey you love with the players from the league you hate; it's hockey unshackled from the entity that seems to actively impede the game from attaining the heights it reaches on the international stage.
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Unshackled from the slog of milking, he and his workers focus more on the animals' health and fertility, or other enterprises, such as processing the 600,000 liters of milk they sell straight to the public every year.
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Unshackled Ventures, a three-year-old organization that funds and helps foreign entrepreneurs who want to base their startups in the U.S., is raising a targeted $25 million for a second fund, according to an SEC filing.
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Past attempts at "disrupting" the cable-box industry — notably, TiVo and the original vision of the Xbox One — have never fully unshackled us from those inconvenient boxes, and CableCard tech from the mid 2000s was a farce.
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Mr. Trump celebrated his deregulatory agenda, which he said had unshackled the American economy, allowing the United States to build profitable new energy businesses and to wean itself from energy dependence on what he labeled hostile countries.
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And McCabe, finally unshackled from media interaction restrictions, fired back Friday night in an interview with CNN, dismissing the IG report as part of a partisan effort that singled him out with intent to destroy his reputation.
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Trump's policy wonks talk a lot about the wonder of the free market, and how, unshackled from the concerns of a conscientious government, insurance companies will see it in their best interest to offer affordable care to everyone.
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Despite net neutrality's irrefutable popularity among Americans, S.B. 822 was—and continues to be—fiercely and stealthily opposed by the industry it seeks to rein in, unshackled this year by the Trump administration and its anti-regulatory blindfire.
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That is in large part because Islamic State's spectacular—though brief—seizure of territory and the creation of a "caliphate" in 2014 gave it worldwide cachet among extremists, who absorbed its nihilistic message and unshackled choice of targets.
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In addition to NEA, other backers include Global Founders Capital, Triplepoint Capital, Think + Ventures, Varsha Rao (Ex-COO of Airbnb, COO of Clover Health), Geoff Donaker (Ex-COO of Yelp), Jed Nachman (COO, Yelp), Unshackled Ventures and others.
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But in the post-Soviet crypto-verse I also saw how the promise of an unshackled financial order beguiles authoritarians, criminals, and terrorists—and how it has already greased the wheels of Russia's attempts to influence US elections.
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With that, the dishonored former New York City police commissioner was moved ahead of 14,000 others seeking pardons, forgiven his criminal convictions and unshackled from restrictions that can impede the post-prison careers of people with felony records.
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Backers of Britain's 2016 vote to exit the EU, the world's largest trading bloc, say that the country - the world's fifth largest economy - will achieve a new global status unshackled from EU rules and closer to the United States.
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Backers of Britain's 2016 vote to exit the EU, the world's largest trading bloc, say that the country - the world's fifth largest economy - will achieve a new global status unshackled from EU rules and closer to the United States.
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When the economy slowed down, or the court system got clogged up, he asked people to sacrifice for the cause of what he called "New Turkey," a nation unshackled from Western domination and free to soar to new heights.
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Harris, a key speaker at Women Unshackled, an event coordinated by the Justice Action Network, the Brennan Center for Justice and The Coalition for Public Safety, said America should be smart on crime instead of being tough or soft.
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When Facebook banned Page landing tabs in 2012, BandPage lost 90% of its traffic When Facebook banned Page landing tabs in 2012, BandPage lost 90% of its traffic Luckily, BandPage quickly realized it couldn't stay on Facebook and unshackled itself.
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A handbook produced by YesCymru, a pro-independence group, reads like a Brexit manifesto, arguing that the constitutional set-up of the union is undemocratic and that a Wales unshackled would be richer and able to do its own trade deals.
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LONDON, July 26 (Reuters) - Emerging market stocks dug in at nine-month highs on Tuesday ahead of a flurry of central bank meetings, including a possible rate hike in Nigeria where the recently unshackled naira was bobbing at a record low.
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"Somebody commits a serious and violent offense, there is no question they need to be held accountable and there must be severe, swift, and certain consequence," Harris said while speaking at the "Women Unshackled" conference earlier this week in Washington.
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Manan Mehta, founding partner of Unshackled Ventures, a firm that helps immigrant-founded startups in the U.S., said investors seeking to recruit foreign startup talent to the U.S. aren't getting any support from the Trump administration, and have to shoulder the burden themselves.
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The late Yitzhak Rabin notoriously remarked in 1994 that the Palestinian Authority was better placed than the Israeli government to confront Hamas militants because they could do so unshackled—"without the High Court" and without Israeli human rights organisations watching what they did.
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Without net neutrality, an unshackled Comcast can start putting together nightmarish (by which I mean "just like cable TV") tiers or bundles of internet access that will be good for Comcast's bottom line, but bad for consumers and bad for online services.
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A technology once tightly controlled by the government was unshackled and utterly transformed by opening it up to the private sector, and connectivity once limited to university labs and Defense Department facilities is now almost ubiquitous in American homes, offices and pockets.
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The 30 July election created an opening – a glimmer as to the possibilities of what the country could be, at peace with itself and its neighbors, re-engaged with the international community, an economy unshackled by sanctions, and institutions capable of providing opportunity.
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Though super PACs aligned with particular candidates played major roles in the 2012 and 2016 Republican nomination fights, Democrats have not held a wide-open presidential primary featuring multiple, big, candidate-specific super PACs since the Supreme Court unshackled such spending in 2010.
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ThatDumbDronie's Facebook group, a now-secret forum called 'MyDJI - Drone Development,' has grown by more than 400 members in the past week, and now wields a 600-strong member base, with many members sharing images of high-altitude flights with drones unshackled from DJI's limitations.
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J.L. was loaded into the back of a sheriff's cruiser outside the jail, the lawsuit alleges, but once outside the county line, Bond pulled the car over, unshackled the prisoner, and ordered her to sit in the front seat beside him and unbutton her jumpsuit.
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The latest: On Wednesday, May 15, Judge Theresa Slade refused a request from the defense to allow the 18-year-old suspect to be unshackled for the hearing and ruled that information related to the case — including arrest affidavits — will not be made public.
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Today I challenge you to be bold, be fearless, tell yourself you love yourself, tell yourself it's going to be a good day, step out in faith knowing that day by day the chains that have held you back for so long are being unshackled.
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On Friday, Trump had celebrated the best jobs data for 49 years as the unemployment rate dipped to 3.7%, offering more proof of a vibrant economy that the President says has been unshackled by his tax-reduction program and scything cuts to business regulations.
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"The stated intent of the temporary suspension is to clear the backlog, which is an important step for those companies that have been waiting for months," Manan Mehta, founding partner of Unshackled Ventures, a venture capital firm that helps immigrant-founded start-ups deal with immigration issues.
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Driving the news: Career Karma, which participated in Y Combinator's startup accelerator program earlier this year, tells Axios that it has raised a total of just under $2 million in funding from a number of investors, including Kapor Capital, Unshackled Ventures, and Backstage Capital, among many others.
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RELATED: As Trump gets 'unshackled,' Clinton's campaign sweats turnout He added that many Republicans up for re-election are failing to pull their support for Trump because they do not want to appear as if they are neglecting or abandoning the party, or their party's chosen candidate.
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Ryan, who has endorsed Trump but has said he won't defend him going forward, was not asked directly about the nominee's "unshackled" romp across the campaign trail, fierce repudiations of Ryan himself or multiple allegations that the Republican nominee has a past history of sexual assault.
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Star Trek's collectivist Federation, sparkling and joyous Afrofuturist visions, the anarchism of Ursula K. Le Guin's The Dispossessed—all of these possibilities seem to buckle under the weight of unshackled industry forging a society for itself and its class interests with the help of the government.
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"Now that we're unshackled, we got quite a run in Skyworks, Broadcom, Analog Devices, Texas Instruments and, perhaps most important, Xilinx, which I suggested last week should be bought because it's got strong fundamentals and I think would be a terrific takeover target for Broadcom, " Cramer said.
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But there are many others who view Brexit as a day of liberation, when Britain, unshackled from the bureaucracy of Brussels, will stride into a future of economic innovation and vigorous, cleareyed politics — a "moment of real national renewal," in the words of Prime Minister Boris Johnson.
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RELATED: As Trump gets 'unshackled,' Clinton's campaign sweats turnout Trump was apparently referencing a 2011 email between John Podesta, the subject of the Wikileaks hack and Clinton's campaign chairman, communications director Jennifer Palmieri and John Halpin, a senior fellow at the liberal think-tank Center for American Progress.
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On "Get Free," Del Rey sings over motown shoop-shoop beats, "Finally/ Gone is the burden/ Of the crowding way of being/ That comes from energies combined," and sounds more like a person beginning to untangle, someone unshackled and less concerned with mining her past and staying there.
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In the years between that case and his suicide in August as he faced federal sex-trafficking charges, Mr. Epstein was unshackled from the rigorous financial disclosures that charities are supposed to file every year with the government — allowing him to exaggerate his philanthropy as he sought to rebuild his reputation.
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Watch: Women Unshackled conference addresses women in U.S. prisons Inmates at another eight federal prisons in West Virginia, Texas, Florida, Illinois, California, and Arizona reported they are still having to pay for feminine hygiene products, according to the National Council for Incarcerated and Formerly Incarcerated Women and Girls and the CAN-DO Foundation.
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UNITED NATIONS (Reuters) - U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo pushed the international community on Tuesday to work out how to stop Iran from being "unshackled to create new turmoil" when a United Nations arms embargo on the country and a travel ban on the head of Iran's elite Quds Force expire in October 2020.
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What that exactly means is still unclear, but the unshackled Trump strategy can be seen in Bannon's orchestration of former President Bill ClintonWilliam (Bill) Jefferson ClintonThe magic of majority rule in elections The return of Ken Starr Assault weapons ban picks up steam in Congress MORE's sexual assault accusers turning up to the debate Sunday.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE has unshackled traditional energy resources and new energy resources are thriving.
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But its many pages make clear that while the Silicon Valley hype around robocars may have cooled, progress toward the day when humans are unshackled from the steering wheel continues: The 48 autonomous vehicle developers that tested their tech on public roads collectively drove 2.05 million miles between December 2017 and November 2018, up from 500,000 the year before.
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Unshackled by the Supreme Court's Citizens United decision and other related rulings, which ended corporate campaign finance restrictions, Koch Industries and Americans for Prosperity started an all-fronts campaign with television advertising, social media and cross-country events aimed at electing lawmakers who would ensure that the fossil fuel industry would not have to worry about new pollution regulations.
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Unshackled from the need to defend Clintonian triangulation, freed to give full voice to his liberal views and presented with a ready-made antagonist rejected by the city's voters, Mr. de Blasio has shown new energy in the days since his preferred candidate, Hillary Clinton, the Democratic nominee, was defeated by President-elect Trump, a Republican.
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Since Netflix launched House of Cards and unshackled television from the scarcity of a prime-time schedule, networks and platforms have rushed to fill their pipelines, leading to a flood of what Slate critic Willa Paskin calls "fine TV." The only way to part those waters is to become indispensable—not with more, but with better.
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"We will be a catalyst to try to do things differently, unshackled from all those bureaucracies, and improve the way of doing business itself and work with the checks and balances within the government management that investors cannot navigate," Ayman Soliman, CEO of the Sovereign Fund of Egypt, told Reuters, saying he would cherry-pick assets based on investor appetite.
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While Mr. Trump had already lashed out at Mr. Ryan on Twitter and in a Fox News interview, his decision to use his own campaign event to hurl attacks at the speaker caused a new wave of fear among Republicans that their now "unshackled" candidate, as he described himself earlier in the week, might use his rallies to similarly attack local Republican lawmakers who have refused to support his candidacy.
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Though Afore is certainly not the only VC fund focused on the earliest stage of startup investing — other firms deploying capital at the stage include Hustle Fund, which closed an $11.8 million debut fund last year, plus the $20 million immigrant-focused pre-seed fund Unshackled Ventures and the predominant seed and pre-seed stage firm Precursor Ventures, which announced a $31 million second fund earlier this year.
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I believe that once our top creative class is unshackled from those impediments which are socially negative, they will be able to choose whether capitalism proceeds by evolution or revolution, and I am hopeful that the enlightened self-interest of the billionaire class will cause them to take the enlightened path toward finding a rethinking of work that honors the vast majority of fellow citizens and humans on which their country depends.
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Terry Sullivan told CNBC's "Squawk on the Street " on Tuesday the race for the White House is no longer about defending or being distracted by Trump — especially now that the candidate has declared himself unshackled: The Trump "Dumpster fire, " as Sullivan described it, came in the form of a tweetstorm Tuesday morning, after House Speaker Paul Ryan said he would no longer defend the Republican candidate in the wake of the lewd "Access Hollywood" tape.
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Alfredo Beltran Leyva, also known as Mochomo, was a kingpin behind the Beltran Leyva Organization -- a Mexican drug-trafficking cartel prosecutors say is responsible for importing substantial quantities of cocaine and methamphetamine into the US. US District Court Judge Richard Leon handed down the life sentence, along with a $529,200,000 forfeiture amount based on an "extremely conservative" estimate of the amount of cocaine Beltran Leyva moved to the border for importation to the US. Beltran Leyva, 46, appeared for his sentencing in federal court in Washington, DC, Wednesday afternoon, unshackled and in a tan jumpsuit.
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The Trump administration is anxiously lining up to be the first to negotiate a trade deal with a new Britain, once it is unshackled from the EU. President TrumpDonald John TrumpFive environmental fights to watch in 2020 Lawmakers close to finalizing federal strategy to defend against cyberattacks The 85033 big Supreme Court cases to watch in 2020 MORE welcomed Johnson's victory, stating that it will pave the way for the countries to negotiate a "massive new trade deal … [which] has the potential to be bigger and more lucrative than any deal that could be made with the EU." Such celebrations are premature.
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Signed, Y-Vonne Hutchinson, CEO, ReadySet Karla Monterroso, CEO, Code2040 Erica Baker, Founding Member, Project Include Tracy Chou, CEO, Block Party Anil Dash, CEO, Glitch Laura Gomez, CEO, Atipica Michelle Kim, CEO, Awaken Ellen Pao, CEO, Project Include Nicole Sanchez, CEO, Vaya Consulting Aniyia Williams, Executive Director, Black & Brown Founders With support from, Tiffani Ashley Bell, Founder & Executive Director, The Human Utility Catherine Bracy, CEO and Co-founder, TechEquity Joy Buolamwini, Founder, Algorithmic Justice League Sherrell Dorsey, CEO, ThePLUG Rey Faustino, CEO, One Degree Kathryn Finney, CEO, digitalundivided Lilibeth Gangas, Chief Technology Community Office, Kapor Center Arlan Hamilton, Founder and Managing Partner & Christie Pitts, General Manager, Backstage Capital Leigh Honeywell, CEO, Tall Poppy Dr. Carmen Rojas, Founder and CEO, The Workers Lab Maria Salamanca, Principal, Unshackled Ventures
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