She's only valuable to them when she's valuable to herself.
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It's valuable to low income people, and it's valuable to middle income people.
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Why is it valuable to IBM, and why is it valuable to other industries?
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If your time is not valuable to you, why should it be valuable to me?
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Incredibly valuable to ESPN, and incredibly valuable to our traditional partners on the MVPD side.
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The discrepancies in the numbers made some Trump properties look more valuable to lenders and less valuable to tax authorities, ProPublica said.
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"The relationship is too important, it's too valuable to NATO and our NATO allies, it's too valuable to the American people, it's too valuable to the Turkish people for us to not do anything other than concentrate on how are we going forward," Tillerson said.
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Mr O'Reilly has probably been just as valuable to him.
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The institutions themselves are less valuable to have access to.
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That information is extremely valuable to a company like Amazon.
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That type of demographic information is incredibly valuable to advertisers.
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That was especially valuable to Wayne, a recent Miami transplant.
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And research suggests the information can be valuable to investors.
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Because you are valuable, you have something valuable to contribute.
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"What's more valuable to me than this?" he chokes out.
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Remember that you're also bringing something valuable to the table.
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This upgrade feature also can be tremendously valuable to hotels.
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On us to make it valuable to join the conversation.
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And so much ... And they're incredibly valuable to ESPN, right?
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Sondheim: No, not particularly, but it was valuable to him.
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Losses are only valuable to the extent you have gains.
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Collectors uncovered information that could be valuable to Deloitte's senior managers.
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This is what makes big, unexpected announcements so valuable to economists.
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Hong Kong remains valuable to China as a global financial centre.
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Conversely, our buyout team is really valuable to our venture team.
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I have advisors and their perspective is very valuable to me.
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Rare insects like Wallace's giant bee can be valuable to collectors.
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Fronting Gemma has been so valuable to me as a vocalist.
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That's why this kind of data is so valuable to campaigns.
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"It's a natural fit and very valuable to us," he added.
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This would be especially valuable to women because they live longer.
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" But, he added, Shakespeare "wanted to be valuable to his times.
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And she gave a performance that was valuable to her times.
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The data also becomes valuable to food buyers, not just farmers.
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Your advice will be very valuable to those willing to listen.
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We've learned it's more valuable to us to have different thoughts.
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"What's valuable to CEOs is the support they want," Mochary explained.
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This information would be valuable to a number of different companies.
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That "lead generation" can be valuable to companies seeking new customers.
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Analysts said Norman's turnaround experience could be highly valuable to M&S.
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Interactions with individual voters have historically proven valuable to candidates, as well.
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VICE Impact: Why are public lands so valuable to the American people?
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Ultimately, people should use language in a way that's valuable to them.
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His network would be much more valuable to Community than VC dollars.
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P&R also gives minor-league clubs something valuable to play for.
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And the advanced trade rules TPP imposed are too valuable to waste.
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She is valuable to the extent that her pain can motivate them.
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Venus in Taurus wants you to sort out what's valuable to you.
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You know, information that could be useful and very valuable to advertisers.
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"You earn a raise by making yourself more valuable to the company."
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Why might Mr. Kupperman be valuable to Democrats in the long run?
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This decentralization is incredibly valuable to a sanctioned country like North Korea.
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Take time to reflect on what's truly valuable to you today, Scorpio.
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It's so valuable to surround yourself with strong, inspiring, kick-ass women.
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This is an important time to figure out what's valuable to you.
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Still, individuals inside Teneo said the salons were valuable to the participants.
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Aronson's knowledge of the fire's toll made him valuable to that cause.
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Socially, Facebook has certain redeeming qualities that are valuable to the public.
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Carbon is simply too valuable to leave it up in the sky!
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One reason: A breakaway Kurdistan could prove valuable to Israel against Iran.
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I think it's much more valuable to be confident in yourself first.
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Because they proved so valuable — to the public and to the president.
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Just make sure the coupon or offer is valuable to your customers.
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For the postmoderns, discrete facts weren't all that valuable to most people.
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And so it's valuable to listen to how they talk about themselves.
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Today, you'll be challenged to get clear around what's valuable to you.
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Like, this show had no value to most people until a bunch of people said, "It's valuable to me," and then advertisers said, "Oh, I guess this is valuable to me too," and then it just built on itself.
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The pieces of rock that hit the ground, valuable to collectors, are meteorites.
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That's particularly valuable to commodities investors that bet on factors like crop yields.
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Those values are valuable to the extent that they are threatened by Muslims.
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"Cash is intrinsically very valuable to people because it's completely flexible," Slovic explains.
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However, that doesn't mean they are less practical and valuable to an organization.
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Namely, more daily users, which in turn made Snapchat more valuable to investors.
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That's something Qualcomm thinks will be particularly valuable to companies building sports watches.
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Even product managers and designers, their perspectives are really valuable to a fund.
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Also, our craftsmanship is what makes Markhor unique and valuable to our customers.
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That's why this added integration makes Microsoft Bookings more valuable to business users.
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Don't let someone pressure you into giving away something that's valuable to you.
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Today is a great day to deeply consider what's valuable to you, Scorpio.
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This tissue — which would otherwise be thrown away — is immensely valuable to researchers.
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This is a great time to reflect on what's valuable to you, Pisces.
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"This event at Thunderhill is incredibly valuable to the autonomous community," he said.
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It's all immensely valuable to scholars (maybe?) and definitely none of our business.
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"Nadine's list is not valuable, it's only valuable to Nadine," Ms. Grubman said.
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Personal data isn't as valuable to companies as one might expect, he added.
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Long-running series aren't always valuable to Netflix for other reasons as well.
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The recordings could prove valuable to the government's criminal investigation of Michael Cohen.
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It's a beautiful reminder that pain and sadness are really valuable to us.
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Not only are likable leaders valuable to their organizations, they are also successful.
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You'll have more fun later, and you'll be more valuable to the world.
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Experts in infectious diseases say the vaccine is too valuable to be abandoned.
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They also create videos focused on viewers who are more valuable to advertisers.
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"Listening to consumers has been so valuable to our work," Ms. Dorsey said.
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Which one of us was more valuable to the studio, him or me?
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Rates tend to be lower and points are too valuable to part with.
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Larger figures are produced in limited editions, making them highly valuable to collectors.
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There was nothing more valuable to me than the few albums I owned.
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It's valuable to have those early experiences to learn what you don't want.
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As an entrepreneur, it can be incredibly valuable to seek help from others.
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Tax records for 40 Wall Street and the Trump International Hotel and Tower reportedly contained discrepancies that could raise some red flags — specifically, the numbers made the properties look more valuable to lenders and less valuable to tax authorities, ProPublica said.
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But it still matters, because those markets are the most valuable to Facebook's business.
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A seat on a flight is simply more valuable to some people than others.
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We do not think these kinds of images are intrinsically valuable to the reporting.
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Collaboration in areas like cyber-security will make the alliance more valuable to America.
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This is the data that could be valuable to insurance companies, employees, and police.
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It's hardy, flexible, and valuable to us in a way plastic never will be.
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"This is what makes data valuable to the third-party data collectors," Cyphers said.
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If I was comfortable, it's not a rape... such information is valuable to me.
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I hope they stay because they're valuable to the national security of our nation.
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You may find it valuable to add some of these ideas to your life.
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And the company knows that this data is also enormously valuable to potential partners.
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Those lessons are just as valuable to the young leaders of today, Obama said.
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After you're done flirting with people, take time to consider what's valuable to you.
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This information is highly valuable to advertisers who can use it create targeted ads.
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During this Venus retrograde, you will think and talk about what's valuable to you.
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"My relationships with legislators are so important and valuable to my job," she said.
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This support is especially valuable to those who don't fully understand what's going on.
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Anything valuable to be uncovered was likely to lie in the everyday, the specific.
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"It's highly valuable to big defense contractors, the Air Force, radar operators," says Lamm.
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"The mythology of Tesla and Elon is very valuable to them," the source said.
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Low-cost deposits become more valuable to banks as interest rates rise on loans.
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Even so, the prisoners reported that ramen was more valuable to them than cigarettes.
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And it's likely valuable to have a mix, a balance, no matter the circumstances.
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Today, your attention will be very focused on figuring out what's valuable to you.
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Location tracking is a big one—very valuable to both end users and advertisers alike.
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This is person is my number one and it's something that's very valuable to her.
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The idea is to make it more valuable to use our service as your guide.
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"We only wanted to do it if it was something valuable to us," he says.
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I feel like wealth creation for people other than Steve Cohen is valuable to society.
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Though the tools and data remained free, they became less valuable to many app makers.
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Are your talents more valuable to your friends and family or to the global economy?
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The highly-targeted video ads during the streams should also become increasingly valuable to marketers.
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If you are teaching a great math class, it will be valuable to students anywhere.
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Yet the opportunity to erase years of bad policy is too valuable to pass up.
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Hearing someone sing your praises is an obvious sign that you're valuable to your team.
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Why is the remote more valuable to a photographer than the world right around them?
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Maroney said it was valuable to hear those statements and others in the #MeToo movement.
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You may find the bench spot too valuable to use on another part-time player.
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Use today's vibe to work out a budget or reflect on what's valuable to you.
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That's because slightly older viewership makes a show less valuable to advertisers on the whole.
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That data could become a lot more valuable to owners as new features are added.
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To the people who took them, they were deeply valuable; to anyone else, mostly worthless.
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But I think it's also valuable to show that eating upscale can be done, too.
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It's much more valuable to one's sense of well-being than someone anonymously retweeting you.
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That respect is borne from a fundamental belief that someone has something valuable to contribute.
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But mortgages also become less valuable to investors if they get paid off too quickly.
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That's what makes expertise and credentials in Lean Six Sigma so valuable to your career.
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His support would be just as valuable to them as theirs would be to him.
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It has real connections and resources that will be valuable to the Massachusetts Democrat's campaign.
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Those efforts are admirable and valuable to the ecosystems of which otters are a part.
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That's valuable to keep in mind during ski trips or treks to high mountain ranges.
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In short, so long as a show is valuable to Netflix, it might never die.
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It's quite valuable to hear influencers like Gomez recognize that things aren't always as they appear.
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The people who today drive these vehicles are currently some of the most valuable to society.
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Cockroach milk also contains protein and amino acids, which could potentially be valuable to human health.
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That's what makes TMP's site valuable to SEOs, and that's how their Google page ranking improves.
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Sensitivity to umami is valuable to a carnivore but unnecessary (and possibly harmful) to a herbivore.
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As urban women grow more independent and more valuable to their parents, rural men are struggling.
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At the same time, Rubio is enormously valuable to Trump, and the Florida senator knows that.
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If Ryan can't cohere his own caucus into delivering legislative victories, he's less valuable to Trump.
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It would be immensely valuable to track how anti-Rohingya sentiment actually spread on the platform.
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Along the way, they realize that each generation has something valuable to bring to the table.
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Finally, primates are extremely valuable to science, particularly to the study of our own primate species.
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Input from the technical and scientific experts on the ground is valuable to the regulatory process.
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But if so, those disgusting acts are also valuable to the predator for their very implausibility.
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But the endorsement of young celebrities like Jenner may be especially valuable to the Clinton campaign.
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This intimate view into peoples' lives is more valuable to you when it's people you know.
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You always want to be valuable to the team and that's how I looked at it.
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Retirement policies make older people seem less valuable to society and a country's economy, he said.
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Any potential investor would want to know that the product is valuable to a potential customer.
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They also tend to have some experience of working life — all valuable to the changing Microsoft.
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It says the phone could contain information valuable to its investigation into the San Bernardino, Calif.
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In addition to that, there was the submarine construction—all that was valuable to the Navy.
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But one of the climbers thinks he'd be more valuable to law enforcement as a consultant.
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He is, in just about every way, more valuable to the Knicks than Phil Jackson is.
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Instead, professors can focus on the actual, personal instruction that is most valuable to their students.
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His mind-meld with Trump was what made him valuable to clients, Lewandowski explained to me.
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"These new beginnings can be very valuable to individuals and the companies they help," Sonnenfeld said.
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Preventing injuries is valuable to employers, but data from StrongArm's sensors could conceivably also measure productivity.
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The targeting traits still available on Google are valuable to political advertisers, if not as robust.
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The fight with an out-of-state corporation could even prove valuable to tax hike supporters.
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After that, the display starts to show you information it thinks will be valuable to you.
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The way I see it is, people will pay for things that are valuable to them.
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And we'll get more experience, and these things will come back and be valuable to us.
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Scarcity would mean these spots are more valuable to advertisers and, potentially, more relevant and less intrusive.
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It's very valuable to think about experiences in science and how do you make these experiences genuine.
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"The most valuable to them are things like designer apparel, anything with a brand name," Moraca said.
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But make sure you keep extremely valuable-to-you things and/or essentials like birth certificates, etc.
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But he said Forsey was valuable to Ashley as he acted as a "human shield" to him.
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I really freak out because it has so many things that are valuable to me on it.
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Your negative reaction is just as valuable to your network of book readers as are your recommendations.
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And let's also use that common sense and agree that elections are extremely valuable to the winners.
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For one, owning one of the most popular video games ever makes it more valuable to shareholders.
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"Network effects" describe the condition in which networks become more valuable to users as more users participate.
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What's lost may never be recovered, but what remains is just as valuable to consider and communicate.
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This simple task trains computers on how to identify faces — which can be incredibly valuable to researchers.
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The question is do I get enough in return, is it valuable to me as a person?
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The company also hopes that the data it collects from users will eventually be valuable to studios.
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The panel and representatives agreed it would be valuable to expand the program to two-year colleges.
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Access to the personal data of millions of Facebook users would be hugely valuable to the firm.
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Heterosexual couples where men refuse to accept that their female partners have anything valuable to say. 3.
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It's a lot more valuable to build something taller and bigger with more uses and more people.
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At the same time, they're also too personal and valuable to be treated as disposable skeleton bits.
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Data-driven PE firms will save resources, increase their margins, and become more valuable to their partners.
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What makes him so valuable to the Pelicans stretches beyond all that he does on court, though.
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With more capital augmenting their output, American workers become more productive and therefore more valuable to employers.
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Below, see the college majors that have proven to be the most valuable to students post-graduation.
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Smart charging could be especially valuable to rooftop solar owners as states consider rolling back net metering.
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The agency says the phone could contain information valuable to its investigation into the San Bernardino, Calif.
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And, given the revenue gains, the users it lost were likely not as valuable to begin with.
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Education matters, and the experience you've received during your service is valuable to institutions of higher learning.
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He's valuable to have to help us win games, but he also helps us grow our kids.
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That little interlude made the pin more valuable to me because I had that story to tell.
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In high-tax states such as New York and California, the benefit is particularly valuable to taxpayers.
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This is all highly valuable to him as these types of positions are increasingly difficult to fill.
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Alaska Airlines Mileage Plan miles are (usually) too valuable to spend on Alaska flightsI love Alaska Airlines.
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Its biggest teams are too prestigious, and its fan bases too large and too valuable to broadcasters.
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The typewriter was valuable to him so he could feed his addiction, but he was a writer!
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Some topics, like finance, get a higher rate because the audiences they attract are valuable to advertisers.
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"These new services are just as valuable to us" as traditional cable and satellite hookups, he said.
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Especially for young employees, it can be valuable to explore new labor market options in distant locations.
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In other words: A college education is valuable to the extent other people are not getting one.
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"It's been so valuable to my career, and I've used it on almost everything I've done since."
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That way, I can stay relevant and valuable to them even through the threat of a recession.
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"It's valuable to get oxytocin spikes, and orgasm is the best way to do that," Dansinger said.
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"I do believe there is something still precious and valuable to creating oil paintings, for example," she says.
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Chinese bonds are valuable to portfolio managers because they tend not to move in synch with other assets.
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"The way I see it is, people will pay for things that are valuable to them," Lessin said.
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So, say, a silly meme might reach a lot of people, but it's not very valuable to them.
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Journal has access to a treasure trove of data — much of which would be very valuable to advertisers.
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Were he to succeed in creating a general-purpose AI, that would obviously be enormously valuable to Alphabet.
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It might seem whimsical, but knowing what rodents are squeaking about could be extremely valuable to animal researchers.
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Trump has suggested that arms deals with Saudi Arabia are too valuable to risk over a missing journalist.
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The potential upside for Facebook is obvious: A News section could make Facebook more valuable to its users.
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Naturally, the talent and technology behind such a core functionality would be valuable to a company like Pinterest.
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It just felt valuable to think about the future and people who were working in a different way.
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Happy, more productive workers are valuable to any company for the simple fact they tend to stay longer.
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It could also prove valuable to those in remote locations who don't have immediate access to medical care.
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Those two lessons from Tom Brady could be very valuable to you as you plan out your career.
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This notable exception is a direct nod to China, whose gargantuan market is valuable to American cosmetics companies.
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We make machine data accessible, usable and valuable to everyone and we're doing the same with machine learning.
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The information they have could be valuable to an actor seeking to identify and track persons of interest.
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West's experience at the Department of Justice will surely be valuable to the company in regards to those.
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With America's collective student loan debt growing beyond $1.3 trillion, such benefits will be valuable to many employees.
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They can get away with tremendous abuses of that power because they are so valuable to the networks.
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That's potentially even more valuable to the advertiser, but Google needs a way to connect those two actions.
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In Leica's case, it's the removal of features that surely are only valuable to the hoi polloi — video?
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But in fact it is the very incivility of Trump's tweets that make them valuable to the GOP.
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That, in turn, makes WeChat much more valuable to advertisers keen to target consumers as precisely as possible.
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And that is valuable to those who want to reach out to you and offer products and services.
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Second, remember that silence isn't the best way to show support: It's much more valuable to be engaged.
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"Clearly, it will be valuable to shrink the distance and get people travelling back and forth," said Gendron.
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"We think that model is going to be much more privacy-compliant and valuable to advertisers and consumers."
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It's valuable to include in this iterative process customers with whom the founder(s) have no prior relationship.
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One is no better than the other — just choose based on which rewards are more valuable to you.
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I want to go through all that hard work of knowing someone because that is valuable to me.
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The Coachella Valley is valuable to the state in far more ways than simply being a festival destination.
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The benefit of video ads is that they're usually more expensive, which means they're more valuable to Facebook.
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"There are so many collectives, organizations, companies, events that are extremely valuable to an artist," Shannon Knox says.
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I'm distinctly aware of my responsibility to add something new and valuable to the greats that inspired me.
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Being able to link malware samples to a particular family is of course valuable to organisations and businesses.
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The Saudi-Iranian rivalry is very intense, and we are valuable to Saudi Arabia as allies against Iran.
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While those dead miles are unpaid, the data Mark generates during that time is immensely valuable to Uber.
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Having the opportunity to work with him directly and learn from him has been very valuable to me.
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And some topics, like finance, get a higher rate because the audiences they attract are valuable to advertisers.
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Independent refinery analysts say the company is well maintained and could be valuable to another company or companies.
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What makes the Surrealists' vision valuable to us today is the political dimension of their concept of play.
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They said they tried to take things slow, because their friendship was far too valuable to risk losing.
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The company also realized that it sat on a lot of data that was valuable to its customers.
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" You could own a house, but only on the basis of "its concrete specificity as valuable to you.
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He said the dignity and pride of the Kandahar elders was as valuable to him as his own.
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Franchises are immensely valuable to studios, bringing back viewers again and again and growing their audience over time.
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That's why it's valuable to have a windshield-cleaning tool that works in any kind of winter weather.
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Watch the video to see why patents and trademarks are so valuable to the world's two biggest economies.
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Additionally, 94 percent of registered voters agree that the Metro system is valuable to the greater Washington region.
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Burroughs wrote in the October 3 order that she believed it valuable to give younger advocates trial experience.
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Palmyra is particularly valuable to the Islamic State because the group regards the city's artifacts as sacrilegious symbols.
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He respected the sanctity of what we had spent the afternoon building because it was valuable to us.
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The information it provided has been valuable to me in medical education, patient care and health care administration.
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The exploits are highly valuable to nation-state intelligence agencies looking for intrusion tools against high value targets.
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Galloway said retail stores will become like newspapers: Still valuable to some, but a "difficult" investment for most.
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This next month is all about working out what's valuable to you and reflecting on your financial needs.
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This is extremely valuable to many US-born Latino soccer fans, who passionately follow the sport in both languages.
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The player must be able to see all of the information that's valuable to their progression, at all times.
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The data has proven extremely valuable to Facebook in identifying up-and-coming competitors, then acquiring or cloning them.
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Dark retellings are deeply valuable to the canon; Panna a netvor explores the underbelly of the story's genteel presumptions.
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A promotion can be valuable to a user if it comes at the right moment in the right place.
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Video evidence, which was far less widely available before cellphones became commonplace, could be particularly valuable to ICC prosecutors.
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The upshot is that the tax break is especially valuable to new homebuyers as opposed to long-term homeowners.
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But the base is no longer as valuable to its Western allies — and part of that is Turkey's fault.
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We do it by accepting people where they are, serving them in ways that seem most valuable to them.
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"I hope this is a joke… [you're] too valuable to risk it," an Instagram user wrote of Brady's video.
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Anne is out to prove that she's just as valuable to the family (and the town) as any boy.
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And that's part of the reason I hope that it's more valuable to work at Fader than somewhere else.
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The company does, after all, have detailed information on people's commuting habits and that must be valuable to someone.
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He's valuable to rally Democrats in this crucial year, but right to let the party look to the future.
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Unbound delegates like Williamson are particularly valuable to the candidates, as they are free to support whomever they want.
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The loophole has also been very valuable to partners in large-scale real estate investment — such as Trump himself.
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Veterans who are able to translate their military training over to the civilian workforce are especially valuable to Diaz.
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The average cost of sponsored content on social media has increased as influencers have become more valuable to brands.
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Some recent crisis brought major realizations around what's valuable to you, as well as some big shifts around money.
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If your time is too valuable to pull in and out of the garage, Tesla Motors has you covered.
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"It's like a ghost town, but our village is valuable to us and we cannot leave it," he said.
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Agar says it's most valuable to have broad ethical discussions, especially with those who might not agree with us.
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This knowledge makes you valuable to leaders at the company and can make you a more effective leader yourself.
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But it's also bad news for Facebook investors, primarily because this user group is so valuable to the company.
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Giving workers new skills, he said, will ultimately make them more productive and therefore more valuable to their employers.
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Every returning player on the roster has a relationship with him, and that's valuable to us at this time.
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Skalnik, meanwhile, continued to be valuable to the state attorney's office after his molestation charge was dismissed in 1983.
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Connect the dots for potential employers on how your past experience sis relevant and valuable to them, Cohen said.
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Those habitual store visits are so valuable to these companies that they sometimes even sell the groceries at a loss.
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News is information, and if it's valuable to an audience, there's a price that people should be willing to pay.
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They never found out why the letters were taken but said they suspected that the stamps were valuable to collectors.
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It is, in a year filled with debate about statues, valuable to think about who gets memorialized, how, and why.
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Honestly, knowing what toothpaste brand I buy is still probably more valuable to Amazon than what my butt looks like.
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When asked what software tools were the most valuable to their practices, customer relationship management applications ranked first, at 52.3%.
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Human life is too valuable to treat as a political football when a small, racist president doesn't get his way.
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Staff who don't often interface with the public told us that it was especially valuable to hear from the critics.
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A large customer base does not make any service even a smidgen more valuable to someone getting their home cleaned.
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The initiatives remain a drag on earnings, but the company's wealth of information on its users remains valuable to advertisers.
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I think it's as valuable to know when it's not a bad earthquake than just when a bad earthquake happens.
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Then again, the black FreeBuds won't be immediately confused for an Apple product, and that might be valuable to you.
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That's the same thing the RightPick system can do, making it more valuable to a company as time goes on.
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Maybe you can take a course or acquire new skills that will make you more valuable to your current employer.
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North Korea is a highly secretive regime, and detailed information about its inner workings are immensely valuable to intelligence agencies.
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For all those Nobel prizes, Bell Labs was valuable to its owners because it made phone calls better and cheaper.
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That doesn't mean NFL games aren't incredibly valuable to TV networks — in part because of the pressure on overall ratings.
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Christopher Mansour, the head lobbyist at the SEIA, said it's extremely valuable to have Hennessey at the table for advocacy.
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"If this program results in more students earning skills that are valuable to their lives, then we should double down."
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That map is valuable to TESS because it tells astronomers precisely how far away a given star is, Christiansen said.
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Light and sweet crudes are generally more valuable to refiners because they are much easier and less expensive to process.
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There's a stigma around sex work that refuses to disappear, but their work can be hugely valuable to numerous clients.
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Jersey City had become increasingly valuable to the company as New York City escalated its own crackdown on illegal Airbnbs.
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Opposition research itself is not all that valuable to a foreign government, but it can point to a candidate's vulnerabilities.
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Even more frightening, perhaps, is the infant formula industry became more valuable to Trump than the children it supposedly serves.
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Personal exemptions are particularly valuable to large families and single parents, as filers can take an exemption for each child.
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Depending on your spending habits, it may even be more valuable to you than the ultra-premium American Express Platinum.
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But these sentiments are, at the moment, as valuable to him as his personal views on Her Majesty's latest hat.
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Better hiring is a win-win for companies and employees, as reducing employee turnover is valuable to the bottom line.
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Instead, consider whether it's more valuable to blame someone else or to take responsibility yourself and learn from past mistakes.
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I've had some beautiful interactions with people that have been very short-lived—but they're still really valuable to me.
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It's more valuable to brands to be able to give you content in a way they know you'll see it.
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Information about how the U.S. Navy carries out such signals collection operations could be highly valuable to a foreign government.
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Given Cohen's admissions today, these documents from his office may prove to be very valuable to the special prosecutor's office.
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Questions around what's really valuable to us will arise at 1:55 PM when the Moon squares off with Venus.
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White people are sometimes seen as more authoritative even when they aren't, and that can be valuable to nonwhite people.
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Iridium was an unprecedented technological feat that simply seemed too valuable to allow it to burn up in the atmosphere.
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In theory, deferments should be limited only to those considered more valuable to war aims as civilians than as soldiers.
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Why it matters: That makes the band as valuable to South Korea's economy as multinational giants like Samsung and Hyundai.
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While access is undeniably important, prevention, which could prove even more valuable to the nation's health and economy, was overlooked.
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But I've been realizing what's valuable to me and what kinds of works I want to be a part of.
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It's the streaming company and the record company's problem to figure out how to become more valuable to that artist.
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You brought this big client to the bank, and your doing so means that you are valuable to the bank.
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"Any interaction with a daily developer and user of cryptocurrency is likely to be valuable to North Koreans," she said.
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For one, these records include information that makes them more valuable to hackers than almost any other type of data.
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Second, while our personal medical data is so precious and valuable to us, it's an exceptionally easy target for criminals.
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They say the trip was "immensely valuable" to his work learning about and participating in addressing developing issues facing veterans.
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For example, it would be valuable to know the names of the individual Eurorack modules as Hawtin is using them.
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But it's valuable to know concretely that the impacts of meaning are wider-ranging than feeling good day-to-day.
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In Egypt, it's not just ancient antiquities being rediscovered, as the country's asset markets have become increasingly valuable to investors.
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At that point, those 280 pounds that made a Navy lineman so valuable to the team become a huge liability.
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Several firms have come forward with offers to buy the business, which could be valuable to competitors, the papers state.
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They are required to consult with the members when those members have knowledge that would be valuable to the reporting.
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That is terrible news, because the lump sums usually are far less valuable to retirees than the lifetime income stream.
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Big data means business and the company able to gather a lot of it is very valuable to investors and stockholders.
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That could make the tool valuable to government agencies and the groups that work with law enforcement to crack open iPhones.
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Location data is obviously valuable to consumers and many services can and should be able to request it — from those consumers.
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These findings will help researchers better understand the real-world effects of social networks but may also prove valuable to policymakers.
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It's also incredibly valuable to have a trusted mentor or two to seek guidance from when things have been particularly stressful.
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"I'm grateful that the president feels like it's valuable to be there to honor all of the righteous," Mr. Edmonds said.
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Berkowitz said that one would never want to blame the victim, but it's valuable to discuss alcohol use with your children.
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Abigail See, a computer science PhD at Stanford University welcomed the news, saying frameworks like this were "very valuable" to scientists.
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Those ads are also valuable to advertisers because Facebook can target people based on information that they keep on their profile.
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Because the WPA is highly valuable to the government, the first Chinese offer was rejected in November on national security concerns.
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" Sweet said in Tuesday's opinion that Weinstein's promises were valuable to Noble and that his argument "does not reflect modern reality.
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But they did make a case for publishing with care and context that is valuable to voters who read their stories.
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These types of directives send a message that LGBTQ people are somehow less valuable to the church, the government, and society.
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We've found that while it's a small industry, our different experiences have made us so much more valuable to our entrepreneurs.
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Of course, LinkedIn itself once had the idea that its data could be valuable to email users and help enhance productivity.
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If this works, ads should become more relevant to users and more valuable to advertisers, and therefore more profitable for Facebook.
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The diversification away from the company's core strengths made it seem much more valuable to investors, but this proved a chimera.
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"The new options address the fact that some website visitors are more valuable to a business than others," Facebook says simply.
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All the effort that goes into finding, cleaning, and maintaining an individual cartridge made each one more personally valuable to me.
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Candidates with even a year or two under their belt with a regulator may find this experience valuable to prospective employers.
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Declining protein levels make soybeans less valuable to the $240 billion industry that produces feed for cattle, pigs, chickens and fish.
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AT&T said it would not withhold shows because the licensing revenue from Time Warner was too valuable to pass up.
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Murphy left for the Washington Nationals and has continued his surge, but Walker has been just as valuable to the Mets.
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But most importantly, OTT messenger platforms are valuable to users to the extent that one's peers are also on the network.
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But racial solidarity today can be a tricky thing, valuable to some and a disdainful reminder of the past to others.
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Most inspiring for me personally, and most valuable to my business endeavor, were the local Venezuelans who made up my team.
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The military's experience making urgent decisions in the face of deep uncertainty will soon prove extremely valuable to all of us.
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"Remember, you don't have to be the next Steve Jobs or Sheryl Sandberg to have something valuable to share," Coward said.
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It's valuable to have civil, informed discourse on contentious issues in which feelings, so often, get in the way of facts.
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So, it's really valuable to explore these proofs to understand how you can go beyond the original statement of the theorem.
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Online companies are valuable to British TV, spending £682 million on TV advertising 2017, the most of any type of business.
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But it can also be used by a chatbot to guide the conversation, to make it immediately valuable to the human.
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They're perhaps most valuable to the homeless, which has become quite a dilemma for the 400 Starbucks locations in Los Angeles.
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It's valuable to explore your career options early to get a better idea of what you want to do in life.
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But there is always a chance to stand out, to beat the odds and prove you have something valuable to offer.
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However, "from a feminine point of view, our feelings about money are really valuable to the decisions we make," she said.
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If an elite school is a branding exercise, that brand is perhaps more valuable to rich parents than to rich kids.
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Of course, there are some situations where experience or identity or both can give special insight and is valuable to share.
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Each time, the executives have justified their silence by saying it is more valuable to be at the table than not.
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We would like to know what our Sam's chances are for reaching the point where his life is valuable to him.
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It is less valuable to us today than it was than it would have been in 2001 when they needed it.
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Find out what has helped these Stanford grads and which recommendations admissions officers and consultants regard as too valuable to ignore.
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For instance, a 252-inch average in the Rockies is more valuable to skiers than a similar average in California's Sierra.
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But ads are most valuable to outsider candidates and grassroots movements that don't already have large audiences and high name recognition.
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In New Mexico, the Buffalo strip contains cultural resources valuable to the Pueblo of San Felipe, whose land borders the area.
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Data generated from connected vehicles is valuable to automakers, although some consumers have been wary of privacy and data security issues.
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You may be correct that your employer could be monitoring your email, whether you're distinctly valuable to the company or not.
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This requires training your people to ask the right questions to find out what's valuable to the customer and what's not.
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And thousands of top-division games rendered far less valuable to everyone from sponsors to broadcasters to, perhaps most important, fans.
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I also thought that if they were successful in that they would make themselves much more valuable to other people. Okay.
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Think for a second about what's more valuable to you: spending time with your son or controlling the way he looks?
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But comments are particularly valuable to News Feed rankings, a spokesperson said, and Fox News and Breitbart have both prioritized them.
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She said that she was honored to help and believed that her notes and analysis would be valuable to Russian officials.
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MAVNI recruits immigrants with language skills and cultural competencies that are especially valuable to Special Operations Forces carrying out sensitive missions.
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The Economist was sceptical of imperialism, arguing in 1862 that colonies "would be just as valuable to us...if they were independent".
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Information about America's president is so valuable to foreign governments that it's worth creating custom malware designed specifically for the president's phone.
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During that time period, it's especially valuable to focus on understanding your strengths and finding the learning opportunities that will enhance them.
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The knowledge, skills and hard facts that make you valuable to your team can also create distance between you and your colleagues.
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To survive a recession, coworking companies will have to focus on delivering what makes them valuable to consumers in the first place.
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"The ability to post videos, even without advertising revenue, can be valuable to content providers in reaching a wide audience," Chen wrote.
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Correct. Since we're an animal training company, and I had so much training [time] with them, they become valuable to future movies.
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This entire skill-set is rare for lawyers, but when it comes in one package it is incredibly valuable to emerging companies.
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These very small chips contain information that can be really valuable to others and are fairly easy to skim, trace or hack.
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"This is a good way to find out which traits, both tangible and intangible, are most valuable to the company," Finn says.
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Professional leagues still dominate the ratings, making it increasingly valuable to advertisers and media companies in the age of fast-forward television.
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Former Facebook data scientist JJ Maxwell defended the move to me, saying on Twitter such tests are "hugely valuable" to the company.
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We tell them to do their homework before they go outside to play, and this same principle can be valuable to adults.
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The places that we are moving them to and the work we do in the core is highly, highly valuable to them.
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She gave me all her favorite vintage trinkets, some of which were likely valuable, some of which were just valuable to me.
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"He's worried about his reputation being trashed, which is much more valuable to him than anything else," the former administration official said.
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A universal basic income would shift purchasing power toward people who do work which, though valuable to society, is not rewarded financially.
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Well, if we want to live with animals — and I personally think it's really valuable to do so — it'll certainly take work.
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Thirty-two percent said it would be valuable to them to see a woman as the party's presidential or vice presidential pick.
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But mainly they are material, providing funding or other resources to selected overseas Chinese groups and individuals deemed valuable to Beijing's cause.
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Property became something valuable to pass on, and fathers needed to know for certain the child inheriting their land was actually theirs.
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And because Clinton is also proposing doubling the credit for young kids, the full credit will be twice as valuable to boot.
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"I have a broad base of support in the country, financially, politically, and otherwise, which is valuable to our caucus," argued Pelosi.
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They'll shoot 4K at 60 FPS, which in a compact body like that shown is going to be extremely valuable to videographers.
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The scarcity of zero days, coupled with the technical difficulty needed to uncover them, makes them incredibly valuable to the right buyer.
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It was so valuable to meet with professionals from other countries facing the same issues and to see the opportunities for growth.
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If the amount of time an idea sticks around is any testament to its value, diversification is clearly very valuable to investors.
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Any details from dormant black holes are potentially valuable to astronomers in their efforts to understand all types of black hole activity.
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Each of those samples contains data that could be tremendously valuable to scientific researchers looking to understand diseases and discover new treatments.
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As influencers have become more valuable to brands, the average cost of sponsored content on social-media platforms like Instagram has soared.
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Shellen had been leading Slack's efforts to add new third-party integrations and automation to make the service more valuable to businesses.
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This happens because anytime a show has run that long, it's presumed to be a hit and therefore valuable to the network.
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There are several other small business related provisions in here that may be useful and/or valuable to those who are eligible.
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It knows music videos are incredibly valuable to its users and advertisers, so it wanted to make sure they stayed on YouTube.
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Twin Peaks will still be valuable to Showtime for decades because both the show and the network are owned by CBS Television.
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BARBARO: And this is an encounter in which, as I recall, the president asks you for something, something quite valuable to him.
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The very influential state television station, TVP, has proved itself more valuable to the party than any billboard or election advertising campaign.
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But both subspecies are valuable to wildlife traffickers, who poach the animals and market the horns for medicinal use in Asian countries.
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Nuclear weapons are valuable to the small, isolated nation of North Korea, which counts China as its sole major ally, Kelly noted.
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Retailers say automating certain tasks doesn't necessarily displace employees, but frees them to do other things that are more valuable to customers.
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But East Asian cybersecurity expert Priscilla Moriuchi said the presence of a US cryptocurrency expert would have been valuable to North Korea.
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You should be honest, but recenter Christmas around something that&aposs valuable to you — and makes the holiday enjoyable for your children.
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News is information, and I think if it's valuable to an audience, there's a price that people should be willing to pay.
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Square also continues to attract larger merchants to its platform, proving that its services are valuable to more than just micro-merchants.
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With the short shelf life of viral videos in 2018, that time is incredibly valuable to someone with a one-off viral video.
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These companies hold troves of user data that is valuable to law enforcement, so it makes sense that they'd be slammed with requests.
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Flynn's close relationship to Trump makes him valuable to prosecutors seeking information and evidence on Trump's closest aides and on the president himself.
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It's handy for stills, but I wouldn't really consider this a portrait camera, so continuous autofocus would be far more valuable to have.
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Dr. Schneier says that your brain picks up on these harmful, even deadly, factors because it's valuable to your survival to do so.
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Data from such transactions can be valuable to prove to advertisers that it worked, and the customer actually bought something, du Toit said.
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"Even though users are providing information that is valuable to Facebook, they are not paying money for access to the platform," he said.
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And, having been used as a training ground for Union soldiers during the Civil War, Rikers's land seemed valuable to a growing city.
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"The typical reason [companies don't take action] is they are protecting the employee who [they see as] valuable to the organization," Martin says.
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"He&aposs about as valuable to us as it gets, probably as any player is to their team in college basketball," White said.
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But perhaps even more valuable to users and investors is the strengthening notion that Litecoin could truly be a viable alternative to Bitcoin.
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"A lot of Asian issuers are more reliant on bank debt than capital markets, so that flexibility is valuable to them," said Gearhart.
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The idea is that companies are willing to pay for market research, so it's valuable to them to pay people to complete surveys.
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Emerging markets (EM) are still valuable to long-term investors, but they'll have to pick their investments carefully, industry experts have told CNBC.
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Stewart Richardson, partner at RMG Wealth Management, suggested EM assets would be valuable to long-term investors who can ride out any volatility.
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She's already got Sansa, after all, and there's no evidence that Benioff and Weiss think there's anything valuable to be gleaned from nuance.
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The enthusiasm with which WeChat users have adopted the platform makes them valuable to Tencent in ways that rivals can only dream of.
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Their complaints are the hand-waving of pub economics, not serious analysis — 'Surely you don't think executives can be this valuable to firms?
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Wall Street analysts pay attention to customers with a recurring bill, or so-called "postpaid" customers, as they are more valuable to carriers.
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But he said that many members thought it would be valuable to talk to him about education, water rights, tribal sovereignty and coal.
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" King said keeping that promise was "far more important and far more valuable to America than keeping people here who are here illegally.
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DreamWorks Animation is perhaps most valuable to Comcast as a way to compete with the Walt Disney Company in the theme park business.
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"The new audiences, the young audiences that are so valuable to studios and networks, all know someone who's LGBT or Q," he said.
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But every one of them — from the valuable to the frivolous — would demand additional time, effort and resources from an already overworked Pentagon.
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The Chinese market could become more valuable to Amazon and Google as sales slow in the US.Visit Business Insider's homepage for more stories.
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I've come to believe the skills that make you good in your relationships are very valuable to being good in business as well.
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Seward acknowledged the need to make sure Quartz makes its membership valuable to people in various ways, beyond the initial reason they subscribe.
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And more employers across the country are recognizing that people with disabilities possess skills, knowledge and passion that are valuable to their mission.
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But understanding American culture and how to undermine it is increasingly valuable to countries like Russia and their efforts to disrupt US democracy.
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And sometimes, it allows people to get a real deal on a machine that is no longer particularly valuable to its original owner.
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No, it didn't spot dark matter, but the new result proves that these ultra-sensitive detectors are valuable to scientists for multiple reasons.
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It's particularly valuable to have art that reminds us that it's an ongoing thing, instead of something you have to find or achieve.Totally.
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Bryant said that this kind of data is often kept secret by some countries, so it's valuable to grab it while it's available.
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Records of gun sales are valuable to the ATF and other law enforcement agencies because they are required to trace a firearms purchase.
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Completing the Census form is a civic duty, as valuable to society as serving on juries, paying taxes or obtaining a driver's license.
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Consequently, these options have become more valuable to account for the wide range of possibilities that traders are pricing in for the future.
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He didn't say it exactly like this, but he basically said that he's valuable to them because he's out there with great networks.
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Information about your mood, sex life, and (if you're a woman) menstrual cycle is highly personal stuff; it's also super valuable to advertisers.
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Some victims say that simply telling someone about their experiences is therapeutic, making the hashtags too valuable to be lost, the organizers said.
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Mr. Aviles said it was especially valuable to study cars like the electric i3 and i8, with large batteries and carbon fiber construction.
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Beyond the welcome bonus, do the math on the perks and see which ones will be most valuable to your individual travel situation.
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What I learned in high school has become much more valuable to me than anything I could have learned at a screened school.
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The crawl on sports networks like ESPN may undergo some changes, with betting odds and other information valuable to gamblers appearing more often.
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The vector is our information traveling in one direction away from us to become something more valuable to someone whom we can't see.
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Although individual trades aren't particularly valuable to high-frequency traders, millions of transactions in the aggregate give computers information they otherwise wouldn't see.
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She told Business Insider that Griffith&aposs alleged presence at the April conference is likely to have "been valuable" to the rogue state.
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"What really makes it valuable to NASA and Boeing is this material is as strong as aluminum at significantly less weight," he said.
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So the sport was always valuable to advertisers, and it only became more so as its ratings vaulted beyond those of other sports.
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Global cities must connect to other global cities to tap these resources, which have become more valuable to them than lumber and steel.
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As the president of the United States disparages immigrants, it's important to note that they are more valuable to the U.S. than ever.
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The concept makes the options more valuable to employees because they're not going to be locked up before an IPO for 10 years.
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Wall Street analysts watch the so-called "postpaid" customer figure, because those users pay a recurring bill and are more valuable to the carriers.
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They fired clients who didn't understand that their work was central and valuable to a startup's strategy, even when it meant turning down revenue.
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Light, sweet crudes are more valuable to refiners because they are easier to process, while heavier and sour grades often trade at a discount.
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It's also valuable to make a comparison between the events you expect to happen from the actions you take, and what ends up happening.
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The fish that reefs shelter are especially valuable to their poorest human neighbours, many of whom depend on them as a source of protein.
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"The way that the census will count people and give that data that non-binary people exist is very valuable to us," Nelson added.
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However, Tatar questions whether we should assume these messages render Pixar movies automatically more valuable to children than their darker, fairy tale-based counterparts.
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Afterward — as with that TransUnion deal — money is reinvested into the company to make it more valuable to a subsequent acquirer or public shareholders.
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And Shari and Sumner Redstone are likely thinking that a huge hit this weekend would make it more valuable to hold onto the studio.
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The growing log of measurements makes OCO-3 especially valuable to scientists, who need long-term data to follow trends and discover novel data.
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Because social information was valuable to the survival of ancestral communities, sharing the right kind of gossip may have come with heightened social status.
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"It might be valuable to have the launch system come to you rather than have the satellites go to the launch system," says Pomerantz.
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The information would have been particularly valuable to an attacker because it contained detailed profiles on millions of Americans' basic information, preferences, and habits.
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Tracking technology offers a wealth of information about an animal's habits and movements — datasets that might be valuable to poachers as well as scientists.
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This means stolen stripe card information is much more valuable to thieves, as it can be sold to create fake cards or used online.
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Most of the nodes themselves are several years old, but they could still be valuable to researchers looking to trace the NSA's past activities.
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The jobs figures move markets, as Jeet Heer pointed out earlier today, and early access to that information would be enormously valuable to traders.
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The Department and FBI take congressional inquiries seriously and believe that the documents provided next week will be valuable to the Gang of Eight.
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What may be most valuable to investigators — and perhaps far more difficult to recover — is material that would have quickly sunk to the seafloor.
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The president's critics argue that NATO is valuable to the United States because it protects Europe and enables trade in goods worth $717 billion.
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Some analysts believe that the summit is so politically valuable to Trump that he will do almost anything to keep it on the schedule.
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Tommen is too valuable to Margaery — she controls him and if he goes, she'll be left looking for another heir to hook up with.
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This is a confidence-building treaty that is particularly valuable to our European allies and particularly in a time of increasing US-Russian tensions.
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Democrats in West Virginia are just as valuable to the party and have just as much place in the party as Democrats in Vermont.
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Industry experts have testified that information gained from its sensors and the associated analysis has proven extremely valuable to identifying and addressing cybersecurity risks.
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Same-day registration is valuable to voters, as research shows us that interest in registration spikes in the days and weeks before the election.
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"This is incredibly valuable to them because it demonstrates that what they are doing and saying is actually being seen and accomplished," Brogan said.
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The Turkish government's supporters in the Trump administration argue for de-escalation because they see the relationship with Turkey as too valuable to forsake.
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Wall Street analysts watch the so-called "postpaid" subscriber figure because those customers pay a monthly bill and are more valuable to the company.
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Those notes are valuable to all of us who labor in the kitchen, and show our community to be strong and decent as well.
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But experts say even innocuous information like a student's participation in extracurriculars or youth groups makes the data much more valuable to third parties.
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"Anything that survives from the past that allows us to illuminate some significant aspect of the past is valuable to have," Dr. Carson said.
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The information was potentially valuable to investors, who could have made money by anticipating the market's reaction when the Fed's plans were publicly disclosed.
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My research on successful professionals underscores that this experience is common: As you become more valuable to the marketplace, good things will find you.
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"It should protect people against pandemic strains and that would be hugely valuable to have," Vaccitech co-founder Adrian Hill told CNBC on Friday.
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But that&aposs precisely why it&aposs valuable to share — salary is such a taboo topic that nobody puts any reliable information out there.
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THE DIRECTV NOW INVENTORY IS ON THE VERGE OF BECOMING ADDRESSABLE -- FABER: SO MUCH MORE VALUABLE TO YOUR ADVERTISERS -- BAKISH: HIGHER PRICE, HIGHER YIELD.
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Are words meaningful in and of themselves, these artists seem to ask, or are they valuable to an audience only when attached to plot?
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And having Bonnie come in and inject a little bit of excitement about what we would be able to do was super valuable to me.
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Love and money planet Venus enters mysterious Scorpio at 5:26 AM and asks: What's really valuable to you, when it comes down to it?
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Also, the Collection #1 data is said to be 2-3 years old, so not exactly the freshest but potentially still valuable to malicious actors.
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Eventually, it was decided that it's more valuable to focus on other aspects of form, and let the knees bend as much as they want.
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Each additional user makes the app significantly more valuable to their friends, so we could see a snowball effect if Houseparty can keep things interesting.
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"It's very valuable to have people from different backgrounds and perspectives in a room together," Mr. Bay-Shuck said of Ms. Michaels and Mr. Tranter.
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Hong Kong's robust legal system, based on British common law, still makes it immensely valuable to a country that lacks credible courts of its own.
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"I think there's a chance that YouTube will eventually be more valuable to Google than the search franchise," entrepreneur and angel investor Jason Calacanis said.
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CBP officials said that kind of in-the-field identification could be immensely valuable to agents in the future, particularly crossed referenced with criminal records.
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That's primarily because the built-in audience for live, gaming-centric content is massive and skews younger, and younger audiences are more valuable to advertisers.
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Why it matters: Beyond the official reasons for Netanyahu's trip, the embrace of Trump and other American supporters could be valuable to his political prospects.
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Last summer, Morgan Stanley analyst Adam Jonas said in a note that data might be more valuable to Tesla than something like the Model 22017.
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In most countries surveyed, a majority of respondents say that in-person discussions are more valuable to keeping up with political news than social media.
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Some of those might be valuable to you, but I've found that the best of the best stick to the listening experience above all else.
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Proximity to a major university, the headquarters of huge global companies, and the throbbing hub of the venture capital scene is valuable to almost anybody.
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As you can imagine, these analytics can be very valuable to retailers, allowing them to better understand customers' habits as well as predict store traffic.
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As we prepare for a new election and a new president it is valuable to revisit the issues at stake in overlooked parts of America.
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It is valuable to provide representations of life in Appalachia that are dimensional and considerate of its effects on those that live in the region.
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But even without the iPhone's endorsement, the addition of extra cameras is already proving itself valuable to the user (and apparently economical to the producer).
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Traditional Facebook logins are likely still more valuable to developers — they are much richer in data, which is helpful for both advertising and growth purposes.
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Simply put, gaining access to Walt's vaults is -- or at least should be -- too valuable to squander on the wrong kind of Mickey Mouse effort.
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In the upcoming auction, Reuters reported, it plans to spend up to $10 billion on spectrum — which would make T-Mobile more valuable to buyers.
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An overwhelming majority of the young people polled—81 percent—also noted that having a safe social networking space online is extremely valuable to them.
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And hitting from the left side was certainly more valuable to the folks who look at prospects and try to project out future MLB performance.
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The presence of such skilled understudies makes Mr Curry more replaceable, and therefore less valuable, to Golden State than he would be to another club.
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For the researchers, the main issue was that the bugs they discovered were too valuable to report to Apple, despite rewards as high as $200,000.
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"Access to resources on healthcare, business decisions, or legal situations would be incredibly valuable to folks like us or people just starting out," they said.
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Because if the city doesn't acknowledge it as a creative power, as something which is valuable to the city, it will never adjust its policy.
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He realized his services might also be valuable to someone who wants to get active, but doesn't want the intensity of a personal training session.
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Additionally, if you have a sponsor in mind, make sure you're going out of your way for them so you're making yourself valuable to them.
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Accounts that lead to your money and identity are the most valuable to online thieves, and they will work diligently to steal them from you.
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VentureBeat notes rightfully that spreadsheets like these are incredibly valuable to convention organizations, representing contact information some of the top journalists in any given industry.
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In addition to sweeping up dirt, Roomba vacuums collect spatial data on households that could prove valuable to companies developing so-called smart home technology.
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Green is not only valuable to the Golden State Warriors, but he holds his own as one of the best players in the entire league.
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He also said it's possible to imagine a future where Instagram doesn't exist, but the content that people posted there is still valuable to historians.
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"The fact that he has an engineering degree makes him more valuable to me as a driver than he might be without that," Roush said.
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There are thousands of such instruments, from woodwinds to pianos, but many of them are too valuable to take apart, or too fragile to display.
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Cutting through the noise can be impossible without outside expertise, which is why it's so valuable to have an expert audit of a security product.
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What this theoretical apparatus gives me is a way to think about changing my mind if I want to, if it feels valuable to me.
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It's really quite simple ... The funny thing is that even a critical story, which may be hurtful personally, can be very valuable to your business.
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The NHL made the announcement Saturday for the award given annually to the player who is most valuable to his team during the regular season.
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And while WeWork's tech integration is certainly valuable to its customers (and for optimizing how it runs its business), its main product is office space.
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" Taylor, Douglass and the others are valuable to Gopnik precisely because they advanced causes that discomfited most of their contemporaries who did call themselves "liberals.
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They are important and I think incorporating them into your life is valuable to being humble and being knowledgeable about your spiritual and mindful self.
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This data is highly valuable to Whip Media Group's clients, which include more than 50 of the biggest names in entertainment — like Disney, Warner Bros.
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Anything that is not rooted in a core reality will fall away now, but there is an opportunity to discover what's truly valuable to us.
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In looking at this regime, giving them economic relief is something that is very, very valuable to them and leaves them in a better position.
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Down on his luck and thinking that his life insurance policy would be more valuable to his family than his own life, George contemplates suicide.
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These videos are more valuable to advertisers, he said, and his channel has a higher CPM rate (or cost per 1,000 views) than most creators.
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Yost said Cuthbert is too valuable to the Royals to have him sitting on the bench rather than getting regular playing time in the minors.
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"If I have to go through a whole lot of brain damage to get a rental car, maybe service is valuable to me," he said.
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And she is keenly aware of the sexual economy she inhabits; she is valuable to Bud and to other men only as a sexual object.
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The truth is the exact opposite: a close defense relationship with the United States is valuable to the governments of allies in the Middle East.
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It also announced its acquisition of New York-based Zodiac, which helps retailers identify the customers who will be the most valuable to their businesses.
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"Although damaging opposition research is surely valuable to a campaign, it appears that the information ultimately delivered in the meeting was not valuable," he wrote.
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Legion brings something new and valuable to the crowded superhero genre in suggesting that it isn't an optimistic hero's journey — and doesn't want to be.
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While it's unknown if Flynn's "story" would be relevant to the committees' investigations, the latest revelation shows why immunity could be very valuable to Flynn.
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And while the voluble Benioff makes a perfect ringmaster for this circus, it might be more valuable to pay attention to a much quieter Salesforce exec.
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Queste says it would also be valuable to know if the overall supply of oxygen is decreasing, or if it's the consumption of oxygen that's increasing.
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He has so far focused on Western markets, whose users are most valuable to advertisers, in contrast to Facebook and Twitter, which emphasise their global reach.
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Both Corker and Graham, however, hoped Trump would let allies know that NATO is valuable to the United States and needs to be protected and strengthened.
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Jersey City, just a four-minute train ride from Manhattan, has become increasingly valuable to Airbnb as New York City has cracked down on illegal Airbnbs.
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Part of the reason is that health-care data is rich in personal information, so it has become valuable to identity thieves and other bad actors.
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Such user-generated content is obviously valuable to Lego — the Hanlon brothers were invited to its Denmark headquarters twice in 2017 — but also to content creators.
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That mostly means framing it differently and adding some services, like goals-based investing and career counseling, that are thought to be particularly valuable to women.
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Storage is valuable to the grid for many reasons, including its ability to smooth out fluctuations in supply, allowing for more integration of variable renewable energy.
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Nobody in the league is more valuable to his respective team in games that truly matter, and the sudden decrease in opportunities to rest will hurt.
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A key to evangelicals Most endearing -- or at least the most valuable -- to the President may be Pence's direct link to the GOP's social conservative wing.
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But as one of the preeminent meteorite dealers in the country, he was always on the lookout for something valuable to come in over the transom.
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The cloud-based data can also be valuable to municipalities and fleet managers by identifying up-to-the-minute road conditions, CEO Amit Nisenbaum tells Axios.
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In the key digital monopolies, the network becomes more valuable to each user the more people use it—hence Facebook's 67% market share in social networking.
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Postpaid figures are closely watched as customers who opt for the plan pay a recurring monthly bill and are more valuable to carriers that prepaid users.
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The carriers are highly valuable to the Suez canal: SeaIntel said vessels sailing from Asia to the East Coast are charged $465,000 on average for passage.
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"While it's what I would call a 'tuck-in' acquisition, it will be very valuable to us as we bring it to our customers," Clark said.
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The barfing rainbows and dog ears could end up being far more valuable to the company than the feature Facebook has worked so hard to copy.
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It is also highly regressive: It is much more valuable to the affluent, who have higher marginal tax rates and, in many cases, more expensive insurance.
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She has been too cautious and unwilling to stake out a position on controversial issues, even when her voice would have been valuable to the debate.
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ETFs are absorbing an increasing share of market activity, and listing them is valuable to exchanges hoping to win more trading volume and also sell data.
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Venus is the planet of peace, love, money, and beauty, but on an emotional level it's all about feeing valued and understanding what's valuable to you.
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And it's not a hard and fast rule, but I'm mostly interested in backing startups that can leverage marketplaces, or that can be valuable to them.
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Their age makes them valuable to researchers because it allows them to see the kinds of environmental changes, including melting glaciers, that happen over a century.
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Prime subscribers are incredibly valuable to Amazon because they're estimated to spend more than nonsubscribers, but the subscription may be approaching saturation in the US market.
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This app has been very valuable to promote gender equity on farms and indirectly, and to help improve digital skills and literacy rates amongst our farmers.
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While it can be valuable to see where you stand against others your age, the big question is: How much should millennials be saving per month?
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At worst, by depriving producers of appropriate incentives, price controls can contribute to the shortage of product Y — because it's no longer valuable to provide it.
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So an investment product with a slightly lower interest rate could still be more valuable to you over time if the compounding schedule is more frequent.
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Such laws could prevent countries that implement them from using cloud computing services, which has been valuable to companies like Google, Oracle, Microsoft, Amazon and others.
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Thus, statistics and scientific data valuable to business, the public and students are being eliminated and placed outside the reach of the Freedom of Information Act.
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Nextdoor, it's so centric to your neighborhood that it's really valuable to be able to limit that conversation to the people who truly live around you.
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Data is immensely valuable to internet companies, especially those that offer free services to users and make money through targeted advertising, such as Facebook and Google.
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And because of the way Facebook's advertising products work, once data was taken, it remained valuable to data brokers, who collate and compile information for advertisers.
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I want people to hear what I have to say and to know the emotions I'm feeling are true and real and valuable to the conversation.
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With tight end Will Dissly out for the year, Metcalf is even more valuable to the Seahawks offense as a big target in the red zone.
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How do you balance that with going, "I want this to be valuable to someone reading it five years from now or two years from now"?
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The data on your driving habits — how fast you drive, how hard you brake, whether you always use your seatbelt — could be valuable to insurance companies.
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We just felt like it would be very valuable to look at what is available to help women in this circumstance since there are so many.
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Trump's lie gives them something too valuable to let go of — a sense of moral superiority over those who would condemn the president and his movement.
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"People will pay for things that are valuable to them," says Lessin, whose subscription site charges $400 a year for deeply reported tech and business news.
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The investigation appears to be continuing, and as a longtime friend and ally of Mr. Trump, Mr. Pecker could have additional information valuable to the prosecutors.
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She came from an upper class background, but her work was valuable to immigrants, who were desperate to learn how to assimilate in their new country.
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Randomized, controlled trials, in which participants are divided by chance into groups to compare interventions, are considered more valuable to scientists than other types of experiments.
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Some of that is fine, of course, but a lot of those high-engagement tweets are just naked self-promotion and aren't particularly valuable to me.
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Robby Stein: Yeah, I think we mostly just look at what's going to be the thing that's going to be most valuable to lots of people.
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An integration with Honey makes its service more valuable to them, Daniel Schulman, PayPal&aposs president and chief executive, said in a recent call with analysts.
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But there's also the fact that it's valuable to orient them this way as they're seen on the internet because most phones scroll up and down.
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Klauser plays a recurring character named Matal, a female warrior whose abilities to sense energies are shown to be valuable to the survival of the Alkenny.
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Is having me get a little more legroom and a better meal really more valuable to the company than what the average person contributes every month?
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That will be especially valuable to The Upshot in the states where we conducted polls — Florida, Pennsylvania and North Carolina — but it will be useful everywhere.
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Ronaldo's image rights are worth more than a billion dollars because his brand is particularly valuable to a company like Nike with a worldwide customer base.
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He testified about a film canister that Mr. Sobell said he had at home — one that was too risky to keep but too valuable to destroy.
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Given the revelations this morning, there is a strong case to show that Donald Trump Jr. did solicit information, which would be valuable to the campaign.
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"What we do is we insert, very efficiently, brands into content in a natural way and in a way that is valuable to advertisers," Baharav says.
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And it will discourage tips and information from American Muslim communities — information that in the past has proved highly valuable to the thwarting of terrorist acts.
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Advisors also say contributions in lieu of money, such as providing care for a child, can be just as valuable to the household as cash would be.
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Such talents include creativity, complex problem solving, and cognitive flexibility, which are seen as "increasingly valuable" to a labor force that's becoming ever more advanced and digitized.
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In his doctoral work and book, Mr Gorsuch drew on the idea that "human life is fundamentally and inherently valuable" to argue against assisted suicide and euthanasia.
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What would actually make groups more alluring — and more valuable to users — would be to increase their usability, and their application to other parts of users' lives.
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"I can tell you when he is on TV live or in a pool situation, that could be more valuable to him and to us," Wald said.
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Apple offers up to $200,000 to security researchers who discover vulnerabilities and report them, but the bugs are often more valuable to sell elsewhere than to report.
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It is far more valuable to learn the price of Tide in 1992 than the details of Trump's opioid crisis plan that he will never, ever implement.
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In a world where large data sets are becoming increasingly valuable to outside parties, it is likely that such structures and arrangements will continue to evolve rapidly.
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Running away is not only helpful to your own performance as an individual player, but staying alive longer also means you'll be more valuable to your team.
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Nor did it go to the second, which has already been flagged for re-flight sometime in the fall, and is considered too valuable to tinker with.
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"If you want to read the tea leaves, I think it's absolutely valuable to look at the number of small donors that any candidate has," Miller said.
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Brown-Philpot refers to her staff of 200 as "unicorn employees" who possess a unique set of qualities that are rare and extremely valuable to an organization.
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Warrant officers are generally "mid-level managers with 17 to 19 years of military service," an Army official said, and their experience is valuable to the service.
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"Even a critical story, which may be hurtful personally, can be very valuable to your business," Trump said in his 1987 book The Art of the Deal.
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Even if you are an hourly worker, if you can sell more you will become more valuable to your company and have a better chance of promotion.
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So far, Beijing has largely treated private success benignly because the biggest stars, like Alibaba, are more valuable to the national cause without official direction or interference.
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That data can be extremely valuable to an investigation, since unlike carrier data, it's often precise enough to place a suspect at the scene of the crime.
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Even mandating requirements for public submissions to include simple metadata such as commenters' zip codes would make them extremely more valuable to enable geospatial insights, for example.
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According to a report by Politico Saturday, digital security experts believe the voter roll request could offer a well of information valuable to hackers and cyber criminals.
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But the addition could be valuable to advertisers, who have been quite resistant to spend on Reddit due to lack of data and concerns over inappropriate content.
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Since the long rise in stocks has left many investors with big gains, it may be especially valuable to hunt for offsetting losses before this year's Dec.
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In 2014, after three years of peer-reviewed study, the Obama-era EPA determined that the fishery was too valuable to risk and too complex to mine.
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So as we begin down the path of modernizing our federal IT systems, it's valuable to review what has worked and what hasn't in the real world.
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Other cryptocurrency exchanges have higher barriers to entry and lack many of the easy-to-use features on Coinbase, making access to the platform valuable to currencies.
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Prime members tend to be several-times more valuable to the company than non-member shoppers, and make up a sizable portion of its e-commerce sales.
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But as Torshin's round of plaudits suggests, Butina's noisy way of doing business probably didn't make her any less valuable to the Russian government, intelligence experts said.
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That makes it less valuable to the employee (or the employer has to contribute more money to provide, say, an after-tax benefit of $2000 a month).
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"Robin's incredible business and leadership experience will be hugely valuable to our Board and company in the years ahead," said board chairman John Hennessy in a statement.
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Occasionally, state revenues go bust, and it is valuable to know which programs have disproportionately benefited from the boom years so they can take their haircut first.
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The era of dot-com startupsThese analysts' insights could prove valuable to a tech segment that also took the biggest hit in the dot-com crash: startups.
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"I felt really conflicted, because I could see what was going on that spreadsheet was incredibly valuable to the people who were using it," Ms. Donegan said.
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It's valuable to remind yourself that what's happening on social media is not the only thing happening in the world, and you have the power to disengage.
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To underscore their message that the program is too valuable to curtail, Mr. Brooker and other officials disclosed several additional examples where the program had been useful.
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In this Preoccupations column, Cal Newport argues that social media can hurt your career: As you become more valuable to the marketplace, good things will find you.
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Data about who buys what on Amazon could also be incredibly valuable to competitors, if a developer were to sell it or if it were to leak.
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"For this team, we think he's more valuable to us as a middle infielder who conceivably, at some point, can play third base," Alderson said of Cabrera.
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"The China offshore U.S. dollar bond market is increasingly mature, its necessary and valuable to have a full China sovereign US dollar interest rate curve," he said.
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But Stiefel says Canadian marijuana companies are "essentially just commodity producers," meaning they lack the intellectual property from branding that is so valuable to consumer products companies.
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Rather, it's about the nation's top recruit deciding that five months of training is more valuable to him than playing college basketball, notes USA Today's Dan Wolken.
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"It makes the options more valuable to employees because they're not going to be locked up before an IPO for 10 years," said SharesPost CEO Greg Brogger.
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"Gleaning precise locations from mobile phones and other devices is valuable to the Ministry of State Security for monitoring dissidents as well as foreigners," the official said.
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I think knowing [that] every doctor and hospital in the country is accepting payment if you're in a Medicare-like plan would be very valuable to people.
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"We have discretionary authority to look at anything we think is important and valuable to the agency's activities," Alan Larsen, counsel to the Inspector General, told Reuters.
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Yet getting more done with the same amount of time makes you more valuable to your boss, your clients, your customers and everyone else who depends on you.
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Analysts pay attention to "postpaid" customers, or those with a recurring bill, because they are more valuable to carriers and remain with the company longer than prepaid customers.
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China is valuable to American companies as a platform for manufacturing US-branded goods that are sold around the world and as a consumer market for American exports.
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Following are the simplest tips I can give you to ask better questions, which will make your conversations more valuable to you and the people you engage with.
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No one is more valuable to his team than McDavid, and a case can be made that he's been as good as Crosby, if not better, this season.
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But what often gets overlooked is that the people a company hires also have an opportunity to keep learning and become more valuable to the company over time.
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"If you tell me that he's got a relationship with Gamora that's important and has been touched on in two movies, that's really valuable to us," said Markus.
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First, not all those videos are the same length, and a two-hour long movie is arguably more valuable to a customer than a two-minute long clip.
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If you're an online blogger, it's valuable to understand how your website functions in order to troubleshoot with things go awry — the list of symbiotic tasks goes on.
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"I would say we've taken the most [valuable] part of the company and made it even more valuable to the company," Buffett said at Berkshire's annual shareholders meeting.
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It is paramount to deliver the right message at the right time and the mobile marketing automation / CRM innovators will be valuable to delivering the appropriate user experience.
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Hughes has an entire YouTube channel dedicated to his carving prowess, where he turns coins of various sizes and denominations into something far more valuable to art aficionados.
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"Women did not immediately see that this statute was at least as valuable to them, if we're talking employment opportunity, as it was for African Americans," Norton said.
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But with billions of dollars at its disposal, it just can't be bothered to effectively parse that list of terms that is so valuable to its advertising business.
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Often referred to as zero day vulnerabilities, such flaws are valuable to spies and police because their existence is not widely known, not even to the companies themselves.
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After much hemming, hawing, and backtracking, HP eventually decided that its own branding was more valuable to put on webOS devices, and so it discarded Palm's glorious name.
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Consistently reliable access to real-time, up-to-date and accurate banking and other financial transaction information is incredibly valuable to enabling consumers to improve their financial state.
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Those users are valuable to the company: In the first quarter of 2017, Facebook made north of $16 in advertising revenue for each user, according to company filings.
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State tax auditors want to know where you keep the things that are most valuable to you, including your family photos and your grandmother's china set, Klein said.
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Armstrong said that sales and service professionals — Salesforce's core customer demographic — are a growing part of Slack's user base, which makes these kinds of integrations valuable to them.
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"I'm not surprised Avanir is pursuing these kinds of sponsorships, because we know the legitimacy and conversations [that nonprofits] can bring are valuable to drug manufacturers," Larkin said.
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To land a brand deal, an influencer should focus on their engagement rate (or clicks, likes, views, and comments) because engagement is what's valuable to brands, Borthwick said.
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What's left of Myspace is still valuable to advertisers not because people still use the site (they don't), but because it's a graveyard of data and user profiles.
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So, when situations like this arise, however minimal they may seem, it's valuable to keep the immortal words of Mac Dre handy and ready to use, if necessary.
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The moon in Capricorn illuminates the financial sector of your chart today, Sagittarius, and you have to make some important decisions about what's important and valuable to you.
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"I was always excited about those opportunities" to revitalize a part of the organization, he said, "and that dynamic was more valuable to me than the subject matter."
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Because you know the overtime hours are more valuable to somebody that works by the hour because it's time and a half or double, depending on the time.
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Certainly. It would be valuable to research how the term conspiracy theorist came into its current meaning, as someone who is on the wrong track or a nut.
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There are people that cherish and almost worship and revere the circumstances of her death, so any of her possessions are extremely valuable to those kinds of people.
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But if they refuse to do that, you will see international portals like this develop, because these talents are so valuable to leagues in both Japan and Korea.
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"Opera in its very nature is basically valuable to all musicians for at least two reasons," Mr. Elder, the music director, said in an interview after a rehearsal.
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But this past week was a reminder of a deep contradiction about the family in American politics: Families make powerful symbols, valuable to politicians and revered by voters.
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"Losses are valuable to the extent you have capital gains and $3,000 of ordinary income during the year," said Eric Bronnenkant, head of tax at robo-advisor Betterment.
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"What they're getting in return and what it costs us to fly is 100-fold more important and more valuable to them than they'll ever know," McFadden said.
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The company says that out of its test pool of 53,000 customers, most landed at Level 3 or 4, depending on which features were most valuable to them.
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JP: The two core uses of AI today in Facebook are making the platform safer for users and making sure what we show users is valuable to them.
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IBM's tools for reaching it diversity goals could qualify as trade secrets if it can show they are valuable to competitors, said Villanova University law professor Michael Risch.
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Agents questioned the man, asking why he had decided to stay in Asia, concerned that he possessed a number of secrets that would be valuable to the Chinese.
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A US citizen was arrested for visiting North Korea and giving a talk on cryptocurrencies, and an expert says such knowledge is hugely valuable to the hermit kingdom.
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We are losing great workers who are valuable to both our production team and to their families while they spend time on medical leave, recovering from preventable injuries.
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Those investigations were valuable to Trump personally, and he used his official power to schedule a state visit and withhold military aid to obtain them, the panel says.
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This song is more valuable to you as a vivid memory of time with your dad (and his great taste in music) than as an actual funeral jam.
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Instead, tell yourself, "I can always grow, I can always learn, and I can always make myself more valuable to the market and create more value for myself."
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Republicans had proposed wiping out the entire deduction for state and local taxes, which is particularly valuable to high-tax states like New York, New Jersey and California.
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The addition is notable because YouTube is a fast-growing source of ads revenue for Google, and local ads are valuable to Google's most prevalent category of advertisers.
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Companies themselves regularly study this data, usually to improve their own services and test new features and often to publish general research valuable to the broader scientific community.
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Mercury is the planet of logic, so lots of problem solving and negotiations around money, your personal belongings, or figuring out what's valuable to you will go down.
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There's an argument that these interests are too valuable to throw away in a spat over the death of one journalist, even though he was a US resident.
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It also made jailbreaks, and the bugs and exploits that underlie them, too valuable to give up for free—or even to give to Apple for thousands of dollars.
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"The ecosystem that we have, that is so massively valuable to the economy...is at a cusp if Brexit is mishandled," Nelson told delegates at a conference in London.
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A quarter-century after the last war America won, that's a lesson as valuable to the American public as it is to classrooms full of future national security professionals.
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He believes a college degree will help him launch a successful career in TV or film but thinks his military experience would be the most valuable to future employers.
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People will talk about difficult games like this as valuable to their own mental health, curatives for depression or crutches to help walk during a time of emotional injury.
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"The live recordings are infinitely more valuable to [the group], and leasing studio recordings to Apple Music will help grow the market for the band's full catalog," he said.
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"It's hard to say which phone is most valuable to me, perhaps the Nokia 350i Star Wars edition," said Mr Polgari - who uses an iPhone in his daily life.
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That information is extraordinarily valuable to the authoritarian regime, who would love to know which dissident was shooting that video and shoot right back, and not with a camera.
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"He's worried about his reputation being trashed, which is much more valuable to him than anything else," the former administration official, speaking on condition of anonymity, said of Cohn.
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At the cost of billions of dollars in potential earnings, Prime Minister Andrew Holness last month set aside the Cockpit Country as a "national asset" too valuable to exploit.
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This data is very valuable to Verizon, particularly as it works toward its goal of becoming an alternative for advertisers looking beyond the online dominance of Google and Facebook.
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We believe in-space manufacturing of goods valuable to people on Earth will soon drive significant commercial activity in space, perhaps one day creating a space-based economic boom.
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Salary: $93,400 You may think you know what it takes to be a janitorial manager, but this profession demands skills that are highly valuable to any company or organization.
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Future tax credits could prove valuable to Mylan, which has seen sales of its flagship EpiPen allergy treatment sag after consumer outrage over the allergy treatment's $600 list price.
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Number two, I think they consider it quite valuable to get an objective opinion on how a company is performing in its industry relative to its peers and competitors.
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The advances and innovations that top supercomputers can bring -- to say nothing of their importance to America's security and economic prosperity -- are far too valuable to miss out on.
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Because low-balance borrowers pay less interest each month and in some cases have lower incomes (and a lower effective tax rate), the deduction is less valuable to them.
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When Candace eventually leaves New York and joins the other survivors roaming the country, it is her capacity to carry new life that renders her valuable to the group.
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Adding "Billie Jean" to its rotation strengthened MTV as an authority on popular music, not just rock, while debunking the myth that Black artists weren't valuable to the station.
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Case's style has become as instantly recognisable as it is valuable, to the point where I wish that some of their games were required reading (playing?) in certain circles.
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His restriction of paid leave to mothers alone has never been in favor in the United States in part because it risks making women seem less valuable to employers.
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None of this is to say that it's never valuable to consider a piece of art on its own terms, or that biographical details necessarily make for illuminating connections.
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You'll learn about your options for analyzing data, understand what makes business analysts so valuable to organizations, and discover how business analysis skills can be applied to different roles.
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But there came a realization among everyone, Japanese or non-Japanese, that also this was a story that would be really valuable to be part of the dialogue now.
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MSNBC, on the other hand, "cut away because the information no longer appeared to be valuable to the important ongoing discussion around public health," a network representative told Insider.
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Mr. Rohrabacher was considered so valuable to the Kremlin that the F.B.I. warned him in 2012 that Russia regarded him as an intelligence source worthy of a code name.
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The network of alliances that America has built up in Asia to counter not just North Korea, but also China, has been hugely valuable to regional and global stability.
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Mr. Cox suggests, though, that while this sense of estrangement has been politically valuable to Mr. Trump in animating Republican voters, the same probably won't be true for Democrats.
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She said chatbots are valuable to clients because, in addition to running automated direct marketing campaigns, they can collect data that will be increasingly relevant as cookies go away.
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The issue here is whether people can have a quality of life that is meaningful and valuable to them, and I would never favor cutting short such a life.
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Fundamentally, copyright is a meritocratic concept—one founded on the assumption that creative expression produced by a plurality of citizens can be both culturally and commercially valuable to society.
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Doing so would make small companies with long-term potential more valuable to both the companies that might purchase them and the venture capitalists that provide their initial funding.
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My main objective in wanting to provide you with this confidential information is the belief that it could be valuable to people in general and sex researchers in particular.
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Tax credits are more valuable to taxpayers than deductions, because credits are subtracted from the tax that is owed, not from the income on which that tax is based.
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It was this week in 1901 that San Francisco ended burials within its borders, declaring that the growing city's land was too valuable to be wasted on cemetery plots.
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The tour was especially valuable to the Metro desk, which for much of The Times's history functioned as a proving ground for reporters just starting out at the paper.
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We're always going to see a few standout series, like Halo on the Xbox or Zelda on Nintendo, that are just too valuable to share with other hardware platforms.
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This Mercury retrograde in Virgo hasn't been easy for your wallet or your self-confidence, but you are learning a lot about what really important and valuable to you.
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Because it is refundable — meaning it could result in a refund even if your tax bill is zero — it is considered valuable to working parents with low or modest income.
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While the bathroom cabinet is home to most of our favorite skin-care products, there's another household space that's also proven to be valuable to our beauty routines: the kitchen.
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If you're feeling torn about what's valuable to you today, Leo, I want you to remember that having fun is important, especially when you're the sign of celebrations and parties.
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Eventually, as our cars and homes migrate online -- through smart appliances like thermostats and coffee makers and home monitoring systems -- our avatars will become even more valuable to many organizations.
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The Justice Department is "not alleging that [Apple has] done anything wrong," Lynch said, but is treating the company as a third party holding data valuable to an ongoing investigation.
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I submit that being friends with Putin and having a relationship with Putin where you can pick up the phone and talk to Putin is valuable to the United States.
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But the fact that his plea continued to include just one charge of lying to the government "tells me that he really brought something valuable to the table," Vance added.
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Even if a YouTuber has a bigger audience, they're ultimately less valuable to advertisers than the crowd that gathers to witness the exploits of the Kardashian clan on basic cable.
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So-called "enthusiast" users — gamers, game creators, VR dwellers, programmers — know exactly how much computer they can get for their money, and which components are the most valuable to them.
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"The tail of our portfolio includes Permian Resources acreage that is not strategic to us, but synergistic and valuable to others," Occidental's Chief Executive Vicki Hollub said on the call.
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THE FED'S FUND RATE HAS BEEN BASICALLY AT 25 BASIS POINTS AND RECENTLY LAST YEAR AT THIS TIME MOVED TO 50, SO THAT CHANGE IS VERY VALUABLE TO THE COMPANY.
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You could see how information about what you find attractive could be valuable to advertisers and other entities over time, especially as the world inches toward more targeted, personalized marketing.
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Analysts pay attention to postpaid customers, or those with a recurring bill, as they are more valuable to carriers and tend to remain with the company longer than prepaid customers.
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Besides, with Pompeo leaving Capitol Hill for Langley, Trump's circle believed that Nunes would be even more valuable to the administration if he remained in Congress, running the Intelligence Committee.
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However, it was looking at "preserving and enhancing features that are valuable to our western community, which accounts for more than 81 percent of our user base," the statement said.
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They could be non-democratic, in the sense that the infrastructure built or the incentives offered might ultimately be valuable to the company and not the citizens of a community.
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"It's still likely that communicating this type of information is very valuable to some people, it's just that there aren't that many of those people," Zikmund-Fisher told The Verge.
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The 2000 remaining nations have decided that the deal is too valuable to scrap, even without the US. And China is now creating its own China-centric regional trade pact.
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If Comey refuses or is unable to produce them, committee chair Richard Burr could very likely make a conclusion that Comey's personal recollections aren't as valuable to any Congressional investigation.
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The use of the unit role makes swing states like Ohio and Florida especially valuable to both parties, so these states receive the benefits of heavy campaigning by presidential candidates.
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This study, published in Seismological Research Letters, is valuable to consider, not just for what it says about the region's past, but what it could mean for California's shaky future.
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This is the main reason I never want to have a perfect credit score: The travel rewards I can earn are way more valuable to me than a perfect score.
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"They're paying for a trusted relationship or a trusted voice that they follow," said Best, adding that curating content can be just as valuable to readers as producing original reporting.
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For instance, personal-finance creator Marko Zlatic told Business Insider that his audience is valuable to advertisers because they usually are in a high income bracket and care about finance.
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Responding to a barrage of derision for linking the likes of Thucydides and the founding fathers with Justin Bieber, Mr. Billington said the tweets would be valuable to historians someday.
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Student Opinion Have you ever experienced loss in your life — of a loved one, pet, job, home or something else special or valuable to you — or known someone who has?
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Most of the other must-see stuff is too valuable to share with someone like Facebook, or put behind a paywall with a limited audience like Netflix or Amazon Prime.
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These compromises put pressure on the whole approach, raising the question of whether these reconstructions, however valuable to historically curious ballet fans and to Mr. Ratmansky, can satisfy as theater.
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Data of the kind they had isn&apost that valuable to being with and worse it degrades quickly, so much so as to be effectively useless in 12-18 months.
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The media company has been struggling to turn around its poor television ratings, and the agreement with Dish shows that distributors still view Viacom's networks as valuable to their viewers.
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Picking up a greater Senate majority is much more valuable to any political party, especially if the only tradeoff is losing two seats out of 435 total in the House.
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Red teaming can be particularly valuable to such policy analysis, because it brings neglected or inconvenient information into an exercise and encourages the red team to seek out contrarian views.
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He had an eye for good ideas, investing early on in Twitter, Kickstarter and Flickr, but it was his mastery of cultivating relationships that was especially valuable to the lab.
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"It is extremely valuable to earn the endorsement of the Culinary Union, and I believe that it would have a major impact on the outcome of the election," McCurdy said.
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"It's hard when you have someone who is incredibly valuable to your organization, the most important position in sports," Roseman said during the N.F.L.'s annual scouting combine in Indianapolis.
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In the counterintelligence world, it is often most valuable to watch these people — maybe for years — and learn whom they talk to, what their mission is and how they operate.
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It's the rationale for the famed "Intentional Matsing" strategy, that argues that it's so valuable to go to tribal pre-merge, it might even be worth throwing challenges to do it.
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This data is highly valuable to advertisers for providing targeted ads online, but would mean a wider array of companies would have access to some of your most private online information.
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He is optimistic, given the genetic evidence and preliminary evidence from clinical trials, that strategies to prevent Alzheimer's are likely to emerge, so it is "extremely valuable" to have advanced warning.
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We are all businesses run on software, by software for software, so it's extremely valuable to pool our resources for shared gains because the world is trusting us with their information!
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In cable, Fox News dominated hearing, beating its competitors by a landslide in total viewers and in the coveted 25-54 year-old demographic, which is what's most valuable to advertisers.
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This is not to say the government should not work to bring jobs back to the United States, or that manufacturing as an industry is not valuable to the American economy.
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Inside HQ's attempt to grow its ad business Despite HQ's struggles, it still can be valuable to advertisers, Kerry Flynn reports: To sell sponsorships, HQ's team touts the game's concurrent viewership.
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These contacts lists are highly valuable to spammers, as someone is much more likely to click on some malicious spam link if it appears to come from a friend of colleague.
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Though not entirely in Spanish, the Netflix original Narcos is yet another example of why it's valuable to allow actors to speak the language of the country and characters they're depicting.
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"We designed NeuV to become more valuable to the owner by optimizing and monetizing the vehicle's down time," Mike Tsay, principal designer, Honda R&D Americas, said in a company statement.
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That's a group of people that NBC will need to cater to for decades to come, as well as a demographic that is extremely valuable to advertisers in the near term.
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The Cuban government tarnishes itself in choosing to squelch the very ingenuity that has made its artists so compelling to the rest of the world and so valuable to the country.
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There are many new features, some of which have existed in Windows (or Windows or iOS apps) for quite some time, such as shape recognition, that will prove valuable to some.
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Google Home is one of my favorite gadgets, and spending a bit of time to learn some of its secrets has made it even more valuable to me and my family.
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At a relatively small cost — only about one-fifth of 1 percent of the federal budget — the government statistical agencies do important work that is valuable to business, policymakers, and families.
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Some people want to give their opinion right away, but this is one instance in which it might be more valuable to just bite your tongue a little bit, she says.
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"Traditional automakers have different skillsets and understanding of the market, and those are all valuable to us," Kevin Chen, general manager of Didi's automotive service platform, told Reuters in an interview.
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Environmentalist "Baptists," seeking to regulate away a problem like old-school Baptists did with alcohol, argued that clean natural gas was too valuable to burn in bulk just to produce electricity.
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Even if you are not applying for a role that is technical in nature, it is incredibly valuable to demonstrate that you are digitally literate and are comfortable learning new technologies.
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In the end, "Defying the Nazis," directed by Ken Burns and Artemis Joukowsky, a grandson of the Sharps, remains valuable to watch, and commendable for bringing the couple's story to light.
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Based on The Points Guy's valuations, 35,000 Amex points are worth $700 — but if you don't want to use points for travel, the FedEx bonus could be more valuable to you.
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When I create something new, that new creation is my statement of what is missing in the world and if brought into being, would be valuable to someone or [a] firm.
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While the practice may be particularly valuable to couples struggling to cope with the impact becoming parents has on their relationships, experts say that all families can benefit from family meetings.
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More valuable to FIFA than the money — which in the case of court-ordered restitution often amounts to pennies on the dollar — is what fighting for it symbolizes, legal experts say.
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Naumann's cogent and open communicative style, and his personal and professional integrity, should be inspirational and valuable to all, for Mentors is an encounter with a fine and fiercely exacting mind.
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Yet at Twitter's core is a service valuable to everyone: the ability to consume a distilled, snackable perspective of the world from experts on every topics and participate in the discussion.
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After all, if you have an Uber card, chances are that you're a regular user of Uber's services, and Uber Cash will be just as valuable to you as cash back.
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Because it's refundable — meaning it could result in a refund at tax time even if your tax bill is zero — it's considered valuable to working parents with low or modest incomes.
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As Huawei's chief financial officer and daughter of the company founder, she is a member of a tech elite that has long thought of itself as too valuable to be threatened.
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Even when I've written books I thought it was important to try it, because I think it's very valuable to get a sense of what it's like to use these procedures.
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But this tricky conversion rarely takes place, and the work behind it tends to be less valuable to us than it is, in the aggregate, to the companies that facilitate it.
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Apple now offers up to $1 million to security researchers who discover iOS vulnerabilities and report them, but these bugs are often way more valuable to sell on the black market.
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EDF is working with scientists to figure out how to assess land in the Midwest — getting a sense for which areas along the monarchs' route would be most valuable to save.
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The arrangement with Monmouth comes as rock-related archives have become increasingly valuable to museums, universities and other cultural institutions, which use them for scholarly study and sometimes as tourist attractions.
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One source says McCarthy is telling people he doesn't want the job, and another source says he could be more valuable to the White House in his current role in Congress.
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In America major sports are still extremely valuable to advertisers and pay-TV providers because almost every other type of entertainment offered on television has suffered far worse declines in viewership.
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The same strategy applies to the Lifetime Learning Credit, which is valuable to part-time students, graduate students or workers trying to enhance job opportunities with an extra course or training.
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Reddish said he "absolutely" has chip on his shoulder and has something to prove, but he felt it was valuable to show NBA teams he learned how to share the spotlight.
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Wallace-Wells said it is "really valuable" to get the candidates to speak at length on television as its been "a shame and a tragedy" the climate conversation has been neglected.
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Kislyak is an acknowledged Russian intelligence operative whose primary job is to elicit information from people with access to data valuable to Russia and its allies, such as Syria and Iran.
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That's because the alternative is not successfully defying the United States — access to the American financial system is too valuable to risk losing it — but rather facing sanctions and possibly bankruptcy.
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It comes as no surprise that employees who were rated by their managers as a nine or 10 on a 10-point scale are three times more valuable to an organization.
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Those transactions provide data valuable to candidates: email and shipping addresses and phone numbers -- allowing politicians to hit them up for more contributions and urge them to turn out to vote.
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"In using big data and an understanding of trends, it was valuable to see not just the primary effects but also the secondary," Anthony Bruce, chief executive at APT, told CNBC.
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Why that matters then, for how they consume information, is it makes it very valuable to have someone they know and trust putting a Good Housekeeping seal of approval on something.
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Fans are more willing to sample new content and spend time and money to interact with their favorite content across a variety of touchpoints, which makes them more valuable to advertisers.
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That is why — too late, in retrospect — conservative leaders wrote to the president Friday to advise him that Bannon and campaign manager-turned-counselor Kellyanne Conway were too valuable to lose.
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I know I can't talk to him, but looking at his images and work on social media gives me a strange feeling of closeness to him that is indescribably valuable to me.
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The challenge for Imgur now will be drawing new people to the site in big numbers, while maintaining that same close-knit sense of community that makes it so valuable to advertisers.
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At the same time, Curry knows that he is far too valuable to pick up early fouls and that factors in to how aggressively he can defend, especially in the first quarter.
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What I mean by transparency is that it's valuable to know what your numbers are, where you stand, and to be as transparent as you can about that, both internally and externally.
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An exhausting and emotional full Moon in your sign arrived this weekend, Gemini, and today with the Moon entering Cancer, you're taking inventory of where you stand and what's valuable to you.
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And if it doesn't end in a climactic gunfight or other setpiece, it's not valuable to the goals of triple-A games, where character and plot are so often beside the point.
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But that may change if groups like the National Farmers' Union feel that farmers' interests are being sacrificed in favour of industries that are more valuable to the exchequer, such as banking.
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It's astonishing to read about Meg as a small girl, to slowly come to the conclusion that perhaps it is possible, and even valuable, to be something other than nice and accommodating.
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Having room to explore is extremely valuable to you at this time, especially as Venus enters Aquarius on March 219, which finds you and your partners diving deep into issues concerning intimacy.
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Thanks to the clever use of software, tips from this and other manuals obtained by intelligence agencies are proving increasingly valuable to counter-terrorist forces deployed both in the West and abroad.
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The question is when is it most valuable to disclose this information; like can it help us understand the genetics underlying opioid addiction so we can see how best to treat it?
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The Internet of Things (IoT) is producing reams of data about our daily lives — data that could prove incredibly valuable to law enforcement once they figure out a way to harness it.
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We do a disservice to our black creatives when their work becomes more valuable to us than their lives, when we don't afford them the same ability to be compassionate to themselves.
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Cohen was so valuable to Trump because he was willing to do what had to be done -- whatever had to be done -- to take pressure or problems off of his boss's plate.
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Read more: The best current credit card sign-up bonusesEarn 21 points per dollar on your top two categoriesAmerican Express Membership Rewards points are among the most valuable to travel rewards enthusiasts.
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That information can be enormously valuable to foreign intelligence services that want to understand how the political landscape in the U.S. might shift during an election season or under a new administration.
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These data could prove valuable to Microsoft as it attempts to build offerings for managing relationships with customers and to compete with Salesforce, a firm it reportedly tried to buy last year.
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Living carbon is valuable to living creatures, durable carbon is locked up in an unusable state, and fugitive carbon is the unwanted carbon in our system — the portion that can cause damage.
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For most arrivals, however, the job isn't over as their parts continue to be valuable to aircraft still flying and aircraft operators are always in need of additional parts to maintain aircraft.
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Facebook was more valuable to him as a "low-key, offstage networking tool," a "replacement for end-of-year family newsletters" that allowed him to "passively keep up with people," he said.
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Artifact doesn't have to cost as much per year to you to be just as valuable to Valve, because it's players—not Valve—who take on the labor of buying and selling.
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"Twitch is incredibly valuable to our campaign, because you get instantaneous feedback from people you are talking to as the stream is going," says Bill Neidhardt, the Sanders campaign's Midwest press secretary.
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It's nice to hear Lucinda Williams, Gary Clark Jr. and others testify to (and demonstrate) the enduring influence of James and House, but it's infinitely more valuable to hear the men themselves.
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And a lot of these more experimental earlier phase things we typically like to really make sure they're valuable to people if we put a ton of time and effort into them.
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The legitimacy conferred by a White House visit would have also been extremely valuable to Zelensky as he sought to establish his bona fides in a country with a legacy of corruption.
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"This is a treasure trove of information that is not only very personal to me, but is also very valuable to marketers and retailers," said Mignon Clyburn, one of the commission's Democrats.
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"I think the public hearings of the three social media companies was valuable to really understand how the Russians were trying to disrupt," Hurd, a member of the House Intelligence Committee, said.
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There's every reason to believe that passengers' activities on a flight would provide monetizable data that could be valuable to other airlines, aircraft manufacturers, credit card companies, and god knows who else.
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But you may have to pay for their shipping costs, so if the item in question wasn&apost all that valuable to begin with, consider just letting the buyer keep it anyway.
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It's more valuable to be introduced to music by joining the school chorus, where children learn that music can be a joyous, collective endeavor, with all the voices dependent on one another.
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Give than the handset is roughly the same price as 150 movies, reviews are all that much more valuable to consumers — many of whom are understandably wary after the category's rocky start.
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Deductions are much more valuable to high-income families who pay in high tax brackets, and often do nothing to help low-income families who likely don't itemize their deductions at all.
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Worth noting: Apple is doing a lot of work to make each iPhone owner both more loyal and valuable to the company by creating an array of services tied to Apple devices.
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As special counsel, Mr. Mueller employed a large team of prosecutors and F.B.I. agents whose detailed knowledge of the case could be as valuable to House investigators as Mr. Mueller's public statements.
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"Everyone is under the gun to write tickets, to show that they're valuable to the system," she said, pointing to concerns about pitting citizens against citizens, racial profiling and arbitrary fine collection.
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Now that we've reached this stage of the campaign, it's valuable to take stock of campaign finance figures from the primaries and see what they tell us about the race this cycle.
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Displaying paid shopping ads less prominently by putting them below some organic results could make the ads less valuable to the companies buying them, as would relegating results to a separate page.
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When asked about the pitfalls of his Syria withdrawal, Trump argued that the lives of people in the Middle East were less valuable to him than securing and extracting fossil fuels for profit.
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These kinds of product-focused companies with strong consumer brands are clearly wildly valuable to larger food and beverage companies, and all this M&A activity will surely catch the eye of investors.
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While it's valuable to see the details of how anyone's privilege plays out up close, I found myself wishing there were Money Diaries from society's "most" powerful: wealthy, prestigiously-employed middle-aged men.
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These are invaluable skills to pick up, no matter what your current role is — because the ability to use techniques to effectively sell more products or services is tremendously valuable to any company.
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"Put plainly, this means that, to be considered valuable to the country as a whole, immigration should benefit not just the migrants themselves but also make existing residents better off," the document said.
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Meanwhile, another camp thinks the burden of student debt poses opportunities and are "pushing for options that basically condition debt relief on doing something that they find valuable to society," Margetta Morgan said.
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What you give doesn't have to be significant: Even providing an honest opinion of their company's new initiative or sharing a breaking news story in their field could be immensely valuable to someone.
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It's not surprising that apps once considered "handy tools" — look, Ma, I can track my steps — would go through this kind of consolidation period, especially as the data becomes more valuable to companies.
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Instead of locking employees into a single trajectory, Degreed hopes to give employers tools to help employees improve their skills even more, and in the end become much more valuable to the employer.
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Why it matters: Former government employees, and those who work for government contractors, are becoming more valuable to tech companies that have typically preferred scrappy engineering graduates over those steeped in government bureaucracy.
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In short, regulation is making assets such as a mountain of cheap deposits and a huge network of brokers less valuable to Bank of America than they would have been in the past.
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While his intransigence on the peace process had made him less valuable to the Pakistanis as well, experts said, Mr. Obama's decision to target him suggested he had little patience for Pakistani sensitivities.
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While it seems morally valuable to work to increase our empathy — a much praised aspect of (some) art — that which most easily animates our sentiments will almost never be what most merits them.
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Change the target to be the opponent's nearest limb—the lead leg—and you will understand why side kicks and oblique kicks to the knee have become so valuable to strikers in MMA.
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While the espionage group has not been definitively linked to the Chinese government, the hackers appeared to be after information on South China Sea issues, which would be valuable to the Chinese navy.
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All this data — how people move around a stadium, to what kind of food they want to buy and when — becomes valuable to help the stadium adjust personnel to minimize traffic and lines.
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Onetime national security adviser Michael Flynn is also viewed as valuable to Mueller's investigation because of his role in the campaign and, briefly, the administration, as well as his own contacts with Russians.
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Interestingly, Waze, which was acquired by Google in 2013 but kept as a separate app since then, has proven to extremely valuable to Google Maps, Mahaney said, especially when testing new ad formats.
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It remains unclear why it would be valuable to mimic the shape of a tree in a housing proposal, specifically this housing proposal — except simply to break the idea of the tower block.
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It was particularly valuable to have the accounts of his biracial daughter's experience of his inauguration and private visits in Orangeburg during which she [at] first was proud of his anti-lynching stand.
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She is one of the most experienced and knowledgeable monetary policy experts in the world and would be incredibly valuable to Mr. Powell, a former lawyer who is not an economist by training.
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It is valuable to science not just because it is rare and has already told us much about who lived in the Americas, but also because of how much more it could say.
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"It is still valuable to reconfirm that they have common goals and a common set of strategies or tactics," said Kunihiko Miyake, a former Japanese diplomat now teaching at Ritsumeikan University in Kyoto.
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Meteor showers are valuable to scientists because they can give researchers an idea of the comet's composition, and, by seeing how strong the shower is, a sense of the path of its orbit.
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The basic swipe concept has been so valuable to Match, Tinder's parent company, that it's even fighting patent disputes over the incorporation of the swipe into other dating apps — the swipe is money.
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But by running Ventures as an independent entity, the incentive shifts naturally to wagers that pay off, as opposed to financially less promising bets that would nonetheless make Google more valuable to users.
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When defense of the rule of law contributes to such an unbearable status quo, the rule of law itself loses some of the principled meaning that makes it valuable to the American constitution.
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"We can only assume that, in light of your silence ... you have decided that the NRA business is more valuable to you than students and their teachers are," Weingarten wrote in the letter.
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Some of the more exotic products may be out of the realm of what retail investors do, but institutional investors — pensions, insurance companies, endowments — are finding the funds valuable to execute their strategies.
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The Carolina Panthers released veteran quarterback Cam Newton on Tuesday, saving themselves $493 million in cap space and allowing the 249 NFL Most Valuable to hit the open market as a free agent.
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So when the Oracle recruiter comes in, they've got a better pool of people to look at and they know more about that pool, and it makes it more valuable to that audience.
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So let's get super-nerdy for a minute and separate out those value streams, some of which are valuable only to the owner, some are also valuable to the utility and the larger grid.
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The leopard seal feces is especially valuable to them, as it can help determine the seal's health, eating patterns, and how long the animals may have been in New Zealand waters, the website said.
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Yet, with the United States and Japan looking to contain China's growing might in the East China Sea, the Okinawan island chain, stretching close to Taiwan, is becoming strategically more valuable to military planners.
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But just under 53GHz is the frequency at which water vapor molecules emit a little bit of a radio signal, and that's what makes it so valuable to scientists who are studying the weather.
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But downloaded images and posts are decontextualized, missing the metadata that proved so valuable to Triebert and his colleagues — information about who posted the images, when, and who they were linked with, for instance.
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Still, slightly less than half, or 20173%, of respondents said that their college degree is "very valuable" to their career goals, whereas only about 11% said it was not valuable at all, GoBankingRates found.
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Yes, it's highly valuable to have a copy of your iPhone or iPad's exact configuration in case of emergency, but it's also really annoying to run out of free iCloud space because of it.
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However, at 22, we were in no position to publish anything of real merit, not having cut our teeth on the grindstone of London media for long enough to have anything valuable to say.
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But the bigger lesson, one that will hang over Chinese stocks for years to come, remains much the same: it is more valuable to scrutinise government actions than to bother with the market itself.
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The repeal means the cable company, or whoever provides your internet connection, can lawfully track your online activities and sell that information — valuable to advertisers and many others — to companies without letting you know.
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It is valuable to dig into those conflicting feelings, to try to understand our particular dilemma as lovers of a medium in which guns are the uncritical device on which so much action turns.
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They also establish a relationship between the company making a product and the person buying it; if you're on the buying side, it means paying only as long as something is valuable to you.
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Fourth, we should openly and transparently speak with the media about our profession, its value, why we believe it is valuable to society and offer non-proprietary examples of our contributions to good government.
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It might compel others to follow the same steps or path to improve themselves, and in the process, unlock some different talents or passions that might become valuable to your team as a whole.
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I have said yes to a few things, but it's been valuable to learn that it's OK to show up, socialize, not spend any money, and focus on the company rather than the consumables.
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It seems like posting about Prince on social media, or talking about him, or listening to his music, is a way to reaffirm what made him valuable to the culture in the first place.Exactly.
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As critics plumb the depths of Facebook's problems, some are calling for new regulations that would block the social media company from mining its users' personal information — data that is extremely valuable to advertisers.
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And while there isn't currently evidence that anyone actually found and stole the information, it was so easy to grab—and so obviously valuable to scammers—that it's hard to rule out that possibility.
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I talked about leaving because I felt so cheated and let down, but that feeling in itself was so valuable to me that I don't think I would have ever gone through with it.
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I think that makes it valuable to the young people who don't know that history, who don't know what it was like to live during those insane and intense outlaw years in marijuana's story.
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