"Consumers think companies aren't willing to change, and companies think consumers aren't willing to change, so it's a stalemate," Ms. Williams said.
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They aren't willing to change when they enter a new country.
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Smart investors must be flexible and willing to change their approach.
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Ms Yellen's Fed, then, has proved very willing to change course.
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She was not willing to change the path she was on.
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Amway also had to be willing to change its MLM methods.
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But the name "Files" shows that Apple is willing to change.
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"You had people willing to change their behavior altogether," she said.
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For those customers willing to change suppliers, the market already works well.
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Mr. de Blasio has shown little sign of being willing to change.
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But, many people are willing to change their habits for the better.
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"Everything happens with a reason … Airline business willing to change policy," he said.
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They know how to watch TV. And they're not particularly willing to change.
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And that's something that Ms. Warren does not really seem willing to change.
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Always be willing to change what you're doing if the results dry up.
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Most people were willing to change their views, at least to some extent.
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That is, if they're willing to change and set the wheels in motion.
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But where Sandy is willing to change herself to appease them, Rizzo does not.
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I would have loved to consult with them if they were willing to change.
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ARROYO: They are willing to move, they are willing to change and find their destiny.
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If we made the wrong call, we had to be willing to change direction rapidly.
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Buttigieg's newfound aggressiveness has made him a newly favorite target of his opponents, with some claiming he is either a corporate politician willing to change his positions for campaign donations or a poll-tested candidate who is willing to change positions for political expediency.
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And we&aposre willing to change it today if they want to get in and negotiate.
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This Instagram video from Chris Hemsworth shows the studio may finally be willing to change course.
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Daryl, on the other hand, appears more willing to change his situation and defy his captors.
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The speaker of the Commons, John Bercow, is willing to change the usual rules if necessary.
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That suggests it's willing to change even core features in hopes of luring more mainstream advertising.
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According to the survey, even Americans who can acknowledge their vices aren't that willing to change.
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But he gave no indication that the government was willing to change the 2019 budget draft.
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Don't become rigid; be flexible and willing to change your plans if you find a better way.
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We were searching for a very specific set of criteria that we were not willing to change.
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Then he added that I needed to decide immediately if I was willing to change my reservation.
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"Are you willing to change your business model in the interest of protecting individual privacy?" she asked.
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Cheri Bustos (D-Ill) to see if the organization is willing to change its mode of operation.
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But he said he's willing to change his mind if police footage shows the shooting was justified.
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But by being willing to change and focusing on what really matters, an American tradition is surviving.
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And if the Democrats were willing to change loopholes and change asylum, we could end it immediately.
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At Facebook, that means being willing to change whatever is necessary to adapt to how people share.
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"Whether Berkshire Hathaway is willing to change their bid or not, that's Berkshire Hathaway's decision," Shapard said.
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If you're not willing to change, then you aren't committed to anything beyond what you currently have.
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"I think the Amish are much more resilient and willing to change than we think," she said.
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"I don't know whether it's their egos or they're just not willing to change," Canyon Barry said.
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He's also proven himself to be a man willing to change, learn, and evolve beyond his worst qualities.
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She realized that he wasn't willing to change, at least not for her, and broke off the relationship.
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It&aposs not only -- if President Trump listens and he showed he&aposs willing to change his mind.
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"I was willing to change a lot of things about this story," Johnson told VICE over the phone.
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I wasn't willing to give up my career, but I was willing to change the location of it.
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Research shows that people are more willing to change at the outset of a defined period of time.
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He also pledged Aldi will be willing to change prices more frequently to respond to rivals if needed.
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He had to know he was buying into an institution, a sacred place they weren't willing to change.
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It's dawning on companies that employees are more willing to change jobs for career advancement and extra money.
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We believe our conference must be willing to change how the Senate operates both by tradition and by rule.
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And judgment should be empirical, not dogmatic, open to real usage and willing to change when the facts change.
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Even though you're a famously stubborn sign, you have to be flexible and willing to change at this time.
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"When I saw that he wasn't willing to change, that's when we really started having big fallouts," Deborah said.
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"I'm willing to change it, get the business healthy and grow the business where it should be," Giordano said.
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His primary client is somebody who would like a result that requires change but is not willing to change.
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And there is no sign that the president is willing to change the basic insider/outsider structure of the economy.
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Then, when Eureka apologizes for being loud and too much, The Vixen accuses her of not being willing to change.
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It's willing to change and evolve its features over time as it learns what works and scrap changes that don't.
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This requires that you take a look at your diet and see what you should, and are willing, to change.
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They're a reward for showing that you're willing to change, that you're going to come out of prison and not reoffend.
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And he's entirely willing to change his reaction within a day -- or even an hour -- if he thinks circumstances dictate it.
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If customers aren't willing to change into the cheapest plans, the insurance companies won't have any incentive to compete on price.
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They desperately wanted this for me, and were willing to change jobs and move across the country to make it happen.
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After a year in office, he's more willing to change long-established West Wing structures, people familiar with his thinking say.
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"He's a person willing to change, willing to listen, willing to work with you and make things better," Ms. Odom said.
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" For their part, continued the handbook, employees must be "flexible, willing to change, work overtime, and adapt to new situations quickly.
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He demanded the EU show before new talks begin it was willing to change the deal it had agreed with his predecessor.
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The second is the fact that physicians who willingly enroll in this type of trial are more willing to change their behavior.
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"The issue is whether Yellen indicates the FOMC is willing to change its stance and move closer to investors," Albion's Reynolds said.
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At least the Emperor was oblivious to how he looked and seemed to be willing to change once the truth was told.
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"For $7,000 you can have a luxury handmade motorcycle if you're only willing to change your perception of performance," Mr. Worsham said.
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However, the church appears much more willing to change its approach and rhetoric, if not theology, when it comes to LGBTQ members.
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That should've meant that there were a huge number of people who were willing to change their minds, since they weren't partisan.
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"I heard somebody say there, 'If you're willing to change your thinking, you can change your life,' " she told The Times Magazine.
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This week, however, Democrats said they would be willing to change the rules, knowing they could be in the majority next year.
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Asked if preserving the state and local deduction was one of the details he was willing to change, Mr. Hatch responded affirmatively.
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"The point of siloing moderation out across different countries is to set different benchmarks as to what they're willing to change," Soundararajan said.
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Kansas City Fed President Esther George, for instance, on Wednesday suggested she might be willing to change rates if looming economic risks materialize.
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According to a leaked memo obtained by the Associated Press on Friday, Delta will offer almost $10,000 to those willing to change flights.
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When it comes to the United States, these sources say Moscow is not willing to change course, make concessions or launch new initiatives.
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At the same time, Trump is now portraying himself as a leader willing to change his views if he hears a compelling argument.
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"I was willing to change so much of my conception of the piece for the experience of working with them," Mr. London said.
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Powell also indicated the Fed can be "patient" and it will be flexible and willing to change policy if it sees changes in conditions.
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He has demanded the EU show it is willing to change the deal it had agreed with his predecessor before new talks can begin.
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With Michalak willing to change the slogan, Cuban offers a non-negotiable $500,000 for 20 percent of the company and the deal is made.
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"People want a better, more sustainable option with less waste, but they're not always willing to change their behaviors to get there," she says.
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Still, it's unclear whether Trump would be willing to change his Twitter habits — muting people instead of blocking them — as part of a settlement.
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And there can be an infinite amount of levels as long as the user is willing to change locations or redesign their living space.
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The Duffer brothers told EW that they think the Netflix series will last four or five seasons, although they're willing to change that plan.
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The Hill's Niall Stanage crowd-sourced with GOP insiders on whether Trump's willing to change and if so, what he can do. http://bit.
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Love stories often ask us how we're willing to change—what we're willing to give up—to preserve the great love of our lives.
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But so far there is no evidence that Trump is willing to change course and several Republican lawmakers have warned against going after Mueller.
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"Within the population of people who are willing to change, there's going to be different preferences about what they're willing to do," Humphreys said.
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When United does overbook a flight, the airline will move to an automated system for finding passengers who are willing to change their travel plans.
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Both of these problems are man-made, which means they can be solved, but first our leaders need to be willing to change their minds.
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They're also able to learn on the job and are willing to change their minds when the facts — or their understanding of the facts — change.
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"Airbus is willing to change the terms of the contract for a different set of (aircraft)," Suren Ratwatte, the CEO of SriLankan Airlines told Reuters.
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Iowa looks like a jump ball, with the latest polls showing no overwhelming favorite and many voters either undecided or willing to change their minds.
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This week, 11 Pacific Rim nations signed the pact without the U.S. "This is a president who is willing to change his mind," Purdue said.
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And she's weighed down by her previous policy moves and the impression that she's merely a pragmatist, willing to change direction as the polls dictate.
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Hays said he believes most people aren't willing to change the device they're currently using to another brand or model just because it has 5G.
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But if Kim continues to violate UN resolutions -- with more missile and nuclear tests -- the countries carrying Kim's water may be willing to change course.
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Now let's see how it actually works, how much it costs and if people are willing to change everything about the way they brush their teeth.
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He's willing to change his mind Besides his get-tough stances on trade, immigration and crime, Trump entered politics with very few deeply held political beliefs.
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But the vagueness around Trump's proposals and whether they may ever be implemented means retail industry executives are still not willing to change their operating infrastructure.
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You have to — and this is part of an orientation conversation that I say to students and parents — be willing to change your habits and behavior.
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However, Showtime had shown signs ahead of his fight against Alvarez that he was willing to change up his training camp after things had gone stale.
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The survey found that 31 percent of likely voters said they would still be willing to change their mind about whom to support in the Feb.
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Mr. Powell said that the Fed disagreed but, returning to his theme for the day, that it was watching closely and willing to change its mind.
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Expecting a man to be "fun and romantic, sensitive and gentle, and, above all, supportive" and simultaneously "willing to change diapers and wash dishes" is too demanding.
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But the vagueness around the tax proposals and whether they may ever be implemented means retail industry executives are still not willing to change their operating infrastructure.
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"Biden starts with a lot of capital, but he's seen some erosion in the polls and there are many voters willing to change their minds," Brooks said.
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But the EU has refused to renegotiate the Withdrawal Agreement reached with May last November and Ireland has said it is not willing to change the backstop.
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They're more than willing to change their mind when the facts support it, but they aren't influenced by what other people think, only by what they know.
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With Hassan Whiteside developing into a dominant center in his absence last season, Bosh was again willing to change positions, moving back to power forward this year.
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In these critically important meetings, I found her to be prepared, detail-oriented, thoughtful, inquisitive and willing to change her mind if presented with a compelling argument.
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The president indicated he might be willing to change the GOP health plan so that Obamacare's Medicaid expansion is phased out a year or two more quickly.
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Please help me gain confidence and give some tips on how to properly explain to the interviewer that I am willing to change my attitude towards work.
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Her mysteries are always built to find her detectives' blind spots; to solve them, the detectives must be willing to change who they are as a person.
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So we talked for about 30 minutes, and the two decided that they were willing to change their votes, so first degree was off the table pretty quickly.
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Though Nielsen says history proves that consumers are willing to change their behavior, whether or not consumers are willing to pay extra for change is another question entirely.
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Pfizer was not willing to change the terms of its deal with Allergan which, under the new tax rules, would no longer benefit from the move to Ireland.
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The thing is, Facebook has demonstrated recently that it's willing to change its algorithm whenever it wants, and that publishers can't rely on it as a stable channel.
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The Vixen is self-admittedly aggressive and argumentative, but when people challenge her on it she tells them "don't poke the bear," meaning she's not willing to change.
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"If you're not willing to change, change, change, you are not going to be successful in this world today, because it is such a fast-moving world," Fertitta said.
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"If you're not willing to change, change, change, you are not going to be successful in this world today, because it is such a fast-moving world," he said.
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Be smart: Whatever his lawyers and spokespeople say, what will matter is what Trump says — and he has shown he's willing to change course with any whim or tweet.
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" — S. Winfield Hanson, 34, Washington "This is about art and it is incredible that we are so willing to change the art of the past without a second thought.
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About halfway through the season, a major plot event shows that the showrunners are willing to change gears, and take the story to places that significantly deviate from the comics.
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Many aspiring on-air journalists know that going in, and are willing to change their image to pursue their dreams — a suggestion that some receive as early as journalism school.
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I think they may be able to hear something from a well-known person—even a person they don't like very much, they may be willing to change their assumptions.
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McPherson has designed a program that requires starting children in golf at a younger age, finding trainers and then connecting them to clubs willing to change to include younger members.
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A quote Norris heard somewhere often comes to mind: "Some coaches love winning so much they're willing to change, and some coaches hate change so bad they're willing to lose."
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It's a tale as old as time: a woman falls in love with a man who appears to be willing to change, only to learn once a douchebag, always a douchebag.
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The people in charge of NASCAR are willing to change a lot about NASCAR, but they've held a tight grip on the role that the human element plays in the racing.
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"I don't think he'd be willing to change his tune, because his tune is the only thing that's keeping him in the campaign, this completely offensive-to-everybody personality," he said.
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Pfizer is not willing to change the terms of its deal with Allergan which, under the new tax rules, would no longer benefit from the move to Ireland, the source said.
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There are perhaps some other, more subtle developments that with the benefit of hindsight reflected an overconfident Wall Street willing to change the rules of the game in the late-'290s.
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As this occurs, and as they start getting better results from trialling different approaches in a challenging but safe setting, they become more self-aware and much more willing to change.
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This suggested to investors that the Fed might not be willing to change its plans to further raise rates and drain money from the financial system, even if market turmoil persisted.
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But they are willing to change if it makes sense to them, if there is a market, if they can do it gradually, rather than when they're backed into a corner.
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We can't buy our way out of this problem: we need to be willing to change not just where we're buying from, but how much we're buying in the first place.
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El Dorado Holdings has argued it does not need a permit to begin construction, and it would be willing to change the footprint of the development to avoid federal waters if needed.
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"Macy's can become the Disney World of retail if they are just willing to change the game," said John, speaking with CNBC from the iCONIC conference in New York City on Wednesday.
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However, Pfizer is not willing to change the terms of its deal with Allergan which, under the new tax rules, would no longer benefit from the move to Ireland, the source said.
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I believe that in order to be taken seriously in any kind of debate, one must be open-minded and willing to change their opinion when faced with fresh or important evidence.
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COLOMBO, June 16 (Reuters) - Airbus is willing to change the terms of an order for four A350-900s from SriLankan Airlines to different planes, the struggling state-run carrier said on Friday.
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The launch of the News Tab could be an attempt to preempt the negotiations for which the bill would allow, or simply show Facebook is willing to change its ways without new legislation.
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But it looks like, for the time being, Google is taking a measured approach here and could be willing to change that approach if it turns out not to have the desired effect.
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And I think that's why the monarchy will survive, and thrive, because it's willing to change and listen to the people and realize that some elements of the institution are outdated and unnecessary.
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This is not surprising considering a recent study by NTT Data that reported that one out of three consumers today would be willing to change financial institutions for better mobile and online experiences.
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" Morell cites Clinton's experience as Secretary of State as a reason for the endorsement, calling her "prepared, detail-oriented, thoughtful, inquisitive and willing to change her mind if presented with a compelling argument.
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And I think that's why the monarchy will survive and thrive, because it's willing to change and listen to the people and realize that some elements of the institution are outdated and unnecessary.
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But the parallels are there for anyone willing to see them: Like Orbán, Republican leaders have repeatedly been willing to change the rules and customs of democracy for the sake of raw power.
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But under Obama the director was always someone who was interested in real policy research, listened to what experts had to say, and was willing to change views in the face of evidence.
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And it's an all-too-rare instance of people in power being willing to change their minds — to decide that the embarrassment of changing course is better than doubling down on a mistake.
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While the news of the tight labor market might seem to be advantageous only to those willing to change jobs, it could also encourage employers to bolster their employee engagement and satisfaction efforts.
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So you'll flip back and forth and say, "I hate this kind of song, I hate this …" No, no, I am willing to change my mind — unlike politicians — but these are very nuanced issues.
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Morell hailed Clinton for being "prepared, detail-oriented, thoughtful, inquisitive, and willing to change her mind if presented with a compelling argument," citing his time working with her when she was secretary of state.
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But, whatever your personal patterns are, she's clear on the fact that you need to make the conscious decision to be willing to change your habits before you can actually set about altering them.
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The best forecasters, Tetlock finds, are not experts or even intelligence officials with classified information, not liberals and not conservatives, but rather those instinctively empirical, nonideological and willing to change their minds quite nimbly.
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Adams says the offer made to the Cubans gives them even more time before they make the first payment, and that creditors may be willing to change their debt holdings for future equity investments.
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"Now, the president's not omnipotent, but if the market starts to get slammed, it helps to have a commander in chief who's willing to change policy to get the averages moving higher again," Cramer said.
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It's one of many incredible scenes in the history of Kyoto Animation, a scene that is emblematic of the potential heights anime can reach when it was willing to change and give women a voice.
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"His answer then was there could be some softening, which I didn't quite hear as he'd be willing to change the law," King said on CNN, adding that he would "push back" on any changes.
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As long as he doesn't suddenly change his public persona during the forum, it will boost his image as a president engaged with the world and one who is willing to change course over time.
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Photo: GettyAmong the unanswered questions at Mark Zuckerberg's congressional hearings this week, the CEO was a bit stumped when asked if he would be willing to change Facebook's business model in order to protect users' privacy.
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The need to fill critical positions is creating a worker's market, where skilled employees are willing to change jobs, and employers are compelled to offer better benefits to make them stay (or to attract qualified replacements).
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Because banks are both overwhelmed by the demand and reluctant to meet it, a number of startups have launched services into the market to bring tech solutions to an industry that hasn't been willing to change.
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That sort of contract offer isn't a mark of confidence, but a sign that WWE was willing to change every bit of how they do business in this one instance to squash AEW before it started.
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Niraj Jain, group chief finance officer at Indonesian retailer Kanmo Group, meanwhile, said leaders of the future will need to be increasingly adaptable and willing to change what they think they know as the work landscape shifts.
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Ostergaard reached out to the Empire State Building to see if officials would be willing to change the color of their lights for their gender reveal, but was told they wouldn't change the color for private customers.
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A Polish government official said after the Venice Commission adopted its findings that Warsaw would respect its views but gave no details on what Poland would be willing to change in its top court reform, if anything.
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Four appointees of the party's convention rules committee told Politico on Wednesday they are willing to change a 2012 rule requiring candidates to win a majority in at least eight states to be eligible for the nomination.
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LONDON (Reuters) - European Union leaders are willing to change the bloc's rules for the freedom of movement of workers, opening an opportunity for Britain to avoid a damaging "hard Brexit", former prime minister Tony Blair said on Saturday.
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Economy Minister Giovanni Tria, who is a university professor with no party affiliation, hinted that Rome might even be willing to change the budget, telling reporters there would be "new elements" once talks with the Commission kicked off.
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Abu Mohamad al-Golani, head of the Nusra Front, even suggested he was willing to change the name of his group if the others, including the powerful Ahrar al-Sham organization, agreed to the deal, the sources said.
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Although the report does not have jurisdiction on Rome it called for Australia's archbishops to ask the Vatican for the changes at the Bishop's conference putting pressure on the church itself to show they are willing to change.
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It is also to announce, however passively, that you believe so strongly in this cause — for ecological or ethical or animal rights-related reasons — that you are willing to change how you eat, likely every day, maybe forever.
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So to construct any plausible Sanders path to victory, we basically have to assume that many of the superdelegates who have endorsed Clinton will eventually be willing to change their minds if Sanders beats her in pledged delegates.
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"Anyone willing to change will always be considered a traitor by those who cannot change and are scared to death of change and don't understand it and loathe change," he told me when I interviewed him in 2016.
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Put another way, Twitter is willing to change anything and everything about itself in order to win back the many millions of people who have tried and left — or just refused to try — the social network over the years.
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LONDON (Reuters) - The European Union would be willing to change parts of the political declaration, or agreement on a future relationship with Britain, when the new British prime minister is elected, Irish foreign minister Simon Coveney said on Sunday.
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"I do know that one of the things that I did admire about Bernie is that he was really willing to change his positions when he saw that there were people he trusted" advising him to reconsider, she said.
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Trump was trying to rattle China with the tweet, according to the official, who said the last round of talks ended with some uncertainty on how much China would be willing to change its economic practices as part of a deal.
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It does a little bit but not sufficiently — I mean ePrivacy probably far more — so we need to get to a point where we understand what Facebook is willing to change about the way it's been behaving up til now.
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Other high-vote shareholders — including the venture firm Benchmark, as well as directors like Ryan Graves and Garrett Camp — were willing to change to the new governance, which would help Uber with new investors as it moves to an IPO.
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At one level, the answer is obvious: On some of the most important issues of his day, Glazer was sensitive to evidence and willing to change his mind, none more famously than his eventual endorsement of a soft form of multiculturalism.
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The EU says it will not renegotiate the Withdrawal Agreement reached with May last November, and Ireland has indicated it is not willing to change the Irish border "backstop" that upset the Northern Irish party which props up May's minority government.
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The EU has refused to renegotiate the Withdrawal Agreement reached with May last November, and Ireland has indicated it is not willing to change the Irish border "backstop" that upset the Northern Irish party which props up May's minority government.
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But Trump can't persuade Congress that he's a reliable negotiating partner on immigration with tweets that demonstrate he's confused about the policy and willing to change his mind about whether he wants a deal at the drop of a hat.
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The EU has also refused to renegotiate the Withdrawal Agreement reached with May last November, and Ireland has indicated it is not willing to change the Irish border "backstop" that upset the Northern Irish party which props up May's minority government.
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But publicly, McConnell has implicitly said they are willing to change the rules by confidently saying that Gorsuch will be confirmed April 7 before Congress is set to leave for its two-week Easter recess, regardless of what Senate Democrats do.
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In an immigration town hall event with Fox News anchor Sean Hannity, Trump was asked whether he would be willing to change U.S. law to accommodate those illegal immigrants who have been contributing to American society, obeyed laws and have children.
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LONDON (Reuters) - The Northern Irish party that props up Britain's Conservatives said Prime Minister Theresa May needed to renegotiate her Brexit divorce, or be replaced by someone willing to change course, after reports that she had pulled the crucial vote on her deal.
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BEIRUT (Reuters) - Lebanese banks are pulling out the stops to bring in dollars as the country strives to preserve a two-decade old currency peg, offering high returns to customers willing to change their hard currency into long-term Lebanese pound deposits.
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Thirty-three Senate Democrats have come out against Gorsuch's nomination, according to The Hill's Whip List, with Republicans signaling that they are willing to change Senate rules to confirm him with a simple majority if eight Democrats or Independents don't back him.
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Being willing to change course, both figuratively and literally, was the first important lesson that Panama Bartholomy and his wife, Elizabeth Durney, learned when they set off on a five-month camper van road trip through Europe with their 13-month-old, Brooks.
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Joly told the Globe she was willing to change laws such as the Broadcasting Act and the Telecommunications Act and modify the mandates of the Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission (CRTC) broadcast regulator and the Canadian Broadcasting Corp public media organization.
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For years, Mr. Ryan has maintained that to tame the budget deficit without tax increases and prevent draconian cuts to federal programs, Congress must be willing to change, and cut, the programs that spend the most money — Social Security, Medicare and Medicaid.
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The former 1st baseman tells us being open and honest with his Twitter account has helped him deal with anxiety and depression issues ... and he says he's not willing to change that just to participate in the Giants' ceremony on Aug. 63.
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Amelia talks him into giving his parents another chance to make the day about him and he agrees — and luckily they are willing to change the date of their second wedding because it happens to be right around when Amelia is due.
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That might not sound like a big deal, since at this point most phone makers have already started doing this, but, once again, this shows that Sony is not only willing to change, but is also able to do so in a surprisingly swift manner.
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General election debates aren't like primary debates — there are strong partisan loyalties, the vast majority of debate viewers have already made up their minds about who they're voting for, and few are willing to change their minds because of what happened in one debate.
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Both sides have been willing to change the rules in somewhat arbitrary ways to speed confirmations of presidential appointees when they control the White House and slow them when they do not, but Republicans have played the game much more consistently and much more aggressively.
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"Our sense of identity is firmly rooted in this belief that not only will we go to the ends and the depths to understand what our customer truly cares about — but we're willing to change everything about ourselves to make that happen," said Kim.
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It is a battle, when you fall in love and marry in your 30s, to figure out which parts of yourself you are willing to change in order to hold on to this emotion that is so fleeting and can have so many little rewards.
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I think there will be some regulation, but I think at the same time, technology companies need to incorporate the spirit of protecting user privacy, and if they're willing to change their businesses to do that then I think we'll be able to find a happy medium.
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It's an instructive lesson to any company with less than a billion users of its products or services: no matter how good you may already be, there's always the potential to do better, and if you're not willing to change and do the scary new thing, someone else will.
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"At least for the left, it completely put on the table this idea that the establishment was old, the establishment was not willing to change — especially the leftist establishment, which was embodied in the PSOE," Bécquer Seguín, a professor of Iberian studies at Johns Hopkins University, told me.
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That is, if President Trump sees a return to a stock market rally, less criticism of him and his administration in the news media, and less strife inside the White House simply by letting Bannon go, he may be willing to change his tune on other issues as well.
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Be willing to change With that in mind, her next financial lesson is that, if you want to make more money than you're making right now, you also have to be willing to make some changes in your life, particularly changes that will push you out of your comfort zone.
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That means being:Open to feedback (and also open to change, based on that feedback)Willing to take action once you have a strategy in handReady to ask questionsInterested in learningThe best financial planner in the world won't do you a bit of good if you're not willing to change or consider new things in the process of reaching your goals.2.
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"I think there are leaders in the U.S. government who believe that so long as the Chinese system is not willing to change, then the next best scenario for the United States is a gradual decoupling of the economies," Tim Stratford, managing partner of law firm Covington & Burling's Beijing office and a former senior U.S. trade diplomat, said in a recent podcast.
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Knowing when it&aposs time to promote someone: A Facebook VP shares one of the worst mistakes managers make when promoting employeesBeing willing to change your mind on important issues: Goldman Sachs CEO David Solomon shares his best leadership adviceAvoiding the temptation to show how smart you are: For smart people to be great bosses, they have to move away from what got them promoted in the first placeWorking through struggles with a peer mentor: A leadership coach says there&aposs one type of mentoring relationship that could help you rise faster in your careerBecoming a reliable — and even boring — manager: Researchers discovered a surprising trait shared by the worst bossesNot obsessing about being liked by your staff: The most effective leaders aren&apost the most-hated or most-loved — or at least, they don&apost care if they areMustering the courage to take calculated risks: A former GE exec who trained new managers found that almost all of them were making the same mistakeMaking it safe for other people on your team to take risks: Psychological safety is the most important element of any successful team.
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