The internet and tech work better when everybody works together.
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The Visegrad group works together on the most important cases.
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So I looked a bit longer at these works together.
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Almost any mystery gets cracked when everyone works together so well!
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It all works together, the back end and the front end.
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But if the Senate majority works together, Democrats are boxed in.
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In combat, the team works together to put fire down range.
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Everything in your home has a separate app and nothing works together.
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What makes Old Sins especially notable, though, is how everything works together.
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When it all works together, games can feel more realistic than ever.
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It is imperative the healthcare industry works together to solve this problem.
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Is it responsible for The Met Breuer to present these works together?
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That album was, and you can tell, is a chunk, then I stop and take a drink of water, then there's another ten-minute chunk of comedy that works together, then another ten-minute chunk that works together.
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But sometimes the industry works together to take global action in your favor.
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How exactly all of it works together is a bit of a mystery.
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The successes happen when the Village of Harlem works together to create something.
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Chai's style, the sole element that holds these distinct works together, is unaffected.
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The team works together to support the patient and his or her goals.
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But it's also hard to determine what visually brings all the works together.
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Sonos now supports 80 music services and works together with Spotify and now Alexa.
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A seed, for example, works together with a specific environment to create a tree.
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Paulson and producer Ryan Murphy have not one, but three projects in the works together.
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All the partner solutions are integrated with customers' PayPal Business accounts, so everything works together.
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It all works together in perfect balance, riding on the melted chocolate and hazelnut paste.
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That sense of discovery as everyone works together to catalog everything is half the fun.
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"Our mission is to change how the world works together," Fiverr says in the filing.
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Somehow it all works together, yet another reminder of the power of the Whack's gut.
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Everything works together to make the inside of the sedan feel larger, despite the smaller exterior.
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What connects the works together in her current show is finding the mystique in Arcadian landscapes.
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"It's a bit of a juggling act, but everybody works together to do it," she said.
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It works together with the typography to draw a portrait of the world between the covers.
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"When our city works together we can accomplish great things," he said during a news conference.
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Different parts of the layers have different hardnesses, too, which works together to make the material stronger.
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Finland teaches media literacy and the national press works together to purge fake news and correct misinformation.
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But I think it's really important to have them both, and what you said, it works together.
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"I think it's important that the government, here in Washington, works together," Fuselier said of health care.
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We can do Italian, we can do French, we can do Spanish, and it all works together.
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"This shows what a great community can do when everyone works together," resident Lori McMullen told the Enquirer.
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Star Trek has a clean, futuristic universe where everything has been worked out and where everyone works together.
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As a group that regularly works together to address interstate problems, state attorneys general have a national reach.
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In this lesson plan, students investigate how art works together with text to emphasize a point of view.
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When the prices of each ceremony are revealed afterward, the couple works together to agree on a budget.
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"Everything I'm doing, it all works together, because it's a feeling, a moment that I'm having," she says.
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It's exciting and thought-provoking not only to see these works together, but also to see them at all.
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This detection tech, announced this year, reportedly works together with Facebook's expanded revenge porn pilot program announced last year.
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But all of those things mesh together and make something that isn't necessarily pretty, but it all works together.
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This refers to a way a network of machines works together to facilitate a process, such as a transaction.
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"But when people come through that door, what matters most is how everything works together — and how they feel."
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When society works, it all works together: - The kids go to school so the parents can go to work.
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But from the user standpoint [...] it should feel like it was architected as one system design that all works together.
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You want to be true to your friends, to protect them and be part of a team that works together.
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A system is not an org chart, a system is a network that works together to achieve a shared goal.
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We also have an orchestra, so we were busy trying to synchronize all of that so it all works together.
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With dignity and grace, Green's critical essay masterfully weaves dozens of creative works together, looking backward to predict the future.
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I'd like to have a country that works together for a better quality of life for everybody across those lines.
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Jakob works together with the company Beyond Coffee, which grows mushrooms in used organic coffee grounds from the city's cafes.
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We have this vision of ourselves as a country that works together and joins ... United we stand, that kind of stuff.
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The ForwardWorks initiative includes something called Project Field, a Sony-developed trading card platform that works together with a smartphone app.
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The team works together to corral the birds into a spot where cannons can startle them and nets can catch them.
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The missing ingredients, Tufekci believes, are the structures and communication patterns that appear when a fixed group works together over time.
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So the two works together pose a stiff challenge to the flexibility of even the finest chorus, and to its stamina.
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Glackens has often been called "The American Renoir," and this show complicates and affirms that notion by bringing their works together.
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Other sites have been net positives for humanity and gave us a glimpse of what can happen when the world works together.
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Second-order alliances are considered the core unit of male social organization—a group that works together to gather and defend females.
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Like the filmmakers, there seems to be an organic chemistry binding the works together — a personal joke, too good not to share.
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It's a complex interaction: That PKI involves a bunch of hardware and software that works together to enable secure communication and authentication.
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A U.N. spokeswoman said the global body works together with member states to tackle sexual misconduct, and supporting victims was its priority.
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A PA genuinely interested in halting terror does not torture those cooperating with Israelis to end it; it works together with them.
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"I want to say his hands are in direct proportion to the size of his body so it all works together," he said.
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It's a great way to make sure that everything you're buying works together before you've got it all laid out on your workbench.
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The only problem with playing so many works together is that, inevitably, pieces for solo violin are going to have aspects in common.
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"The U.S. government works together with Turkey in the fight against terrorism and maintenance of stability in the region," it said on Twitter.
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"The Children's Health Insurance Program really works together with Medicaid to provide a strong base of coverage for our nation's children," Artiga continues.
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We have cool tech we can use, how do we figure out how we put it all together so it all works together?
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"If everything is cute … it works together, so pile it on and wear all your favorites at once," she said about her styling vision.
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It feels natural and works together like a charm — and, unlike a number of competing Android handsets, nothing feels tacked on after the fact.
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The goals may be different than when Election Day began with an expected Clinton presidency, but we can offer an America that works together.
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Each year, my extended family works together to buy presents and food for a family in need, rather than purchasing gifts for each other.
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The poet and filmmaker Alejandro Jodorowsky and his wife, the artist Pascale Montandon-Jodorowsky, make bright and fantastical works together under the moniker pascALEjandro.
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"The more technology and the more different vendors that get put in your home, the more important that it all works together," he said.
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At the very least, I tried to 'do no harm,' in that I try to bring works together that do not interfere with each other.
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He compares a single terpene or a single cannabinoid, be that THC or CDB, to a note — but when everything works together, it's a chord.
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"Tracer" was the 12th and final collaboration between Mr. Taylor and Rauschenberg, who had made works together since 1954, when Mr. Taylor started his company.
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Saturn is the planet of maturity, and there will be a supportive vibe in the air as everyone works together to build for the future.
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The great thing is that whether you desire to be more as an organization in 2020 — or as an individual leader — this all works together.
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" An anecdote from growing up in Birmingham poetically ties the works together: "For the past two-to-three years, I have been examining two main ideas.
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It works together with two built-in microphones, which catch the ambient sounds around you, which the processor then cancels out with an inverted sound wave.
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The box also handles peripherals, so you can plug in a monitor, mouse, keyboard, and headset, and all of it works together as the desktop component.
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Meirelles said it would be intriguing to see how the incoming Trump administration works together, given some differences of opinion between him and his proposed cabinet.
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"It is another example of the importance of teamwork and what can be accomplished when everyone works together," team owner Robert Kraft said in a statement.
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No matter how much clothing you have in your closet, you've probably felt like you just can't figure out what matches, or what really "works" together.
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"It's really important to Simone to have a complete look where everything works together," explained the hairstylist (and longtime friend of the designer) James Pecis, backstage.
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" The artist, who works together with her husband in Fukushima Prefecture, does not have a cellphone or an email address, and is "notoriously hard to reach.
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Our company and our customers recognize the talent, skill and dedication of this excellent Boeing South Carolina team that works together to assemble and deliver incredible airplanes.
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For much of the pilot, viewers will be trying to figure out what the hell is going on, never mind how everything works together as a whole.
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It works together with the larger gluteus maximus (the big muscle that you sit on) and the smaller gluteus minimus, which sits just below the gluteus medius.
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Now representing the first exhibition of contemporary art in the museum's history, Vik Muniz: Verso brings all the works together in a display for the first time.
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Thailand works together with China on security and intelligence, for example, and Malaysia signed a deal to buy combat ships from China in the fall of 2016.
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I just feel that the strength of their graphic versus the strength of the Louis Vuitton graphic, and that kind of Pop Art feeling — it works together perfectly.
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"The idea was to present four bands, quick sets, everyone works together, where it was as much for the audience as it was for the bands," he says.
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Where current supercomputers can digitally model a single heart, for instance, exascale machines will be able to simulate how the heart works together with blood vessels, she predicts.
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" Mike Murphy, a spokesman for the Senate Democratic Conference, said that his group's agenda was "simply to reunite Democrats so we have a functioning majority that works together.
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"It's an ecosystem that works together: the research team covers a corporate, they get involved in IPOs, and then the advisory bankers try to identify opportunities," said Johnsson.
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Perhaps more importantly, the new inline six works together with a 48-volt power system to make this one of the most advanced internal combustion powertrains on the market.
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Just as, traditionally, farmers helped each other raise a new barn, and just as families pull together in times of need, our society works best when everyone works together.
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When you've assembled a team that gets things done, and does so with integrity, it is deeply fulfilling to watch as everybody works together to shoot the lights out.
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"The company, via its corporate security arm, works together with public security bodies and reports any security-related incident to these bodies," a spokesman wrote in an e-mail.
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"Each of these paintings tell their own stories and when you add them all up, these works together tell the story of Hoorn in the Golden Age," he said.
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They have been researching the brain one little piece at a time for a good reason: Piecing how it all works together is a monumental, hard-to-fathom task.
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Everything works together in a way that all car software, in an ideal world, should be designed, if the auto industry had the decades of software experience that Google does.
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Together with three friends, he founded Indiez which aims to create a remotely distributed community of talent which works together on projects in a team-focused approach unlike alternative platforms.
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But the White House will likely make its opening arguments late next week, providing the first glimpses at how the newly assembled team works together and chooses to defend Trump.
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As scientists investigate the links between our internal daily patterns, electric light and health, new information about the rhythmicity of our microbiome might hold clues about how this all works together.
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It's an OG passing down a lesson to a young guy, which is me and then I'm passing down a story to the even younger guys and it all works together.
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For every child, a group of adults, including the parent, teacher, coach and health-care provider, works together to construct a shared understanding of the child and better solve health problems.
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OK.Joe: The flavor of these are way different than a standard doughnut, because it's more emphasis on the ingredients, the dough, how everything works together, than just packing something with sugar.
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Since I started caring for patients in 1976, I have been proud to watch – and participate – as the kidney care community works together to improve the quality of care individuals receive.
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In those countries, everyone — the government, the billionaires, the academics — works together for the good of the state, in part because the state has tight control over their lives, he says.
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But it's less clear which of these various players will do what's necessary to make the big leap forward and bring about meaningful improvements in how all this stuff works together.
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Laval was often considered a follower of Gauguin, but when you look at these works together, it's not possible to say that Gauguin was necessarily the greater painter of the two.
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She tagged her stylist Anita Patrickson, who has also worked with Eiza Gonzalez, Chanel Iman, and Justin Hartley, in her story showing how the duo works together to craft her impressive wardrobe.
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DAVID TAYLOR: You just illustrated a great point, which is when you have a diverse group of people and an inclusive environment, a board that works together, you get a better outcome.
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"Green Book is an inspirational tale of how we can end racism if everyone, regardless of background, just works together," Jason O. Gilbert, a television writer and an author, said on Twitter.
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The cumulative effect of bringing these works together, intended to transmit something of the artistic milieu Wilde floated through, is rather like being surrounded by seedy orchids, smothering in their dense perfume.
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But seeing that there's a correlation between all the pieces of the puzzle: brain coupling, empathy, social touch, and pain reduction, is bringing us closer to understanding how it all works together.
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On top of that, the device is reportedly being designed as a companion gadget that works together with a traditional smartphone instead trying to serve as a full-on replacement for most people.
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SAK: You see I am a technocrat and you're right that the energy and politics do work together but it works together geopolitically and making sure that you can get into different countries.
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So Democrats are risking another trap—the only time Congress works together to get anything done, it's to help a bunch of banks that are raking in profits and don't really need it.
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My mother is a curator, and she included Carrie Mae's work in exhibitions all over the country and abroad, and they collaborated on certain works together, so she and I go way back.
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The absurdity of the trucks slowly twisting in the air, the anxiety of trying to pick which truck to jump towards next, the ridiculousness of having nothing underneath you—it all works together.
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Chief executive Tom Reilly told CNBC that because Intel is working with Cloudera to design data analytics software and hardware that works together, the deal with Intel was structured differently in the private market.
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The ability of shippers to make up for downtime caused by Harvey will depend "on how well everyone works together," said Tara Artho, president of the Texas Grain and Feed Association, an industry group.
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Another question that shows a recruiter that they're talking to a candidate who cares about team dynamics and understands that how a team works together can make or break the success of its projects.
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As the world works together in a shared effort to contain the spread of COVID-19, one might hope this common threat would bring nations together and limit significant conflict until it is resolved.
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It also provides savings options to clients, including short-term, structure, and long-term products, and works together with underwriters and insurers to create standalone insurance products to "safeguard incomes, families, assets, and businesses".
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No matter how deep the partisan divide appears to be in American politics, each side works together consciously and unconsciously to sink the nation into an ever-deepening ocean of bills we can't pay.
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This works together with a Generative Adversarial Network (GAN), which pits two algorithms against each other — one generating fake images, and the other trying to catch it out by spotting which images are fake.
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"Everyone, including our management team, works together in one room, really cultivating a sense of teamwork." says Dryja, adding that sliding glass doors communicate how a room is being used in the interest of transparency.
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The story follows a red blood cell delivery person, appropriately named Red Blood Cell, as she works together with the other cells to keep the body they inhabit healthy and fight off any foreign microbes.
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It all works together so that blood flows to and from the fetus, through a gas-exchange interface similar to what would occur across a placenta, while the fetus remains in a stable fluid environment.
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The influences from Google Calendar, Slack and Trello are pretty clear, but the resulting interface all works together very thoughtfully with a drag-and-drop organizational flow that lets you import projects from linked services.
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In this page Clay, the main character, is forcibly ejected from a VCR, and through the latest Strip Panel Naked we learn more about how the author-artist pair works together and divides up their work.
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This battery of policies works together (or, more accurately, fails together) on the historically foolish and cruel assumption that desperate, displaced people will stop seeking a place of safety if it is hard enough to reach.
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Then, there are individual courses that dive deeper into all the vital tools, languages, and systems — from Hadoop and Docker to AWS and Linux — so you can get a full understanding of how everything works together.
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Then everyone works together to form a sort of ladder of bodies to get this one person up to the top, and when the chicken is released from its cage, everyone screams and dances in victory.
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A spokesman for Mr. de Blasio said that it was important to the mayor, who has posed with "Fearless Girl" and spoken of its meaning to young women and girls, to keep the two works together.
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"It's great if you can provide a piece of equipment, but how it works in a system — because a mine is a system of equipment that works together, almost like a factory — becomes really important," Johnson explained.
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But everything has to work together: the stories have to be entertaining for audiences, the acting has to be good, and the studios have to put the work in beforehand to make sure every entry works together.
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"As the international community works together to defeat the novel coronavirus, the United States, in consultation with ASEAN partners, has made the difficult decision to postpone the ASEAN leaders meeting previously scheduled for mid-March," they said.
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" She said, "By bringing these works together so that we may examine their different structures and the artists' different ways of combining images and texts, we provide an opportunity to see what such works may have in common.
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The jumps across time that pepper the exhibition create a space for introspection, and the works together are packed with symbolism that you have to wade through methodically among what at first seems like any other small gallery show.
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My work never gets too large, but I can start on the wall, move it to the easel, and then use the table to do more focused embellishments, like sewing many small works together to make a larger whole.
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Despite all the challenges, the family works together to support J.J. Lisa wakes up at 5:30 every morning to help him dress, make sure he eats and get him ready to board the school bus at 7:40.
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Daily total: $85 Weekly total: $751.13 Reflection: I think everything in my wellness routine works together — I view it all as an expression of energy, sort of like getting it all out there so it doesn't stagnate in my body.
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Self-driving cars are going to have a lot of complex software, and within the traditional car industry model, that could require a lot of different suppliers — most of them non-software companies — to write software that works together seamlessly.
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The showrunners develop a bible that contains all of the necessary information and backstory for the world and the characters, and the writers' room works together to break down each "season" into episodic chunks that are helmed by individual writers.
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The assumption you can get from reading those sorts of stories is that if everyone works together and takes the bus and makes sure to turn off the lights when leaving the house, we'll have licked this climate change problem.
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The whole system works together by letting the Bee leave its station and then fly around the home capturing video by using the Sunflowers to perform path planning and relying on its built-in cameras and sensors to avoid obstacles.
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Okay, you do that by knowing what people are good at and bad, and you tried, and everybody works together, because a lot of people who may think one way don't really understand what it's like to think the other way.
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This program demonstrates that when the federal government works together to find innovative solutions and provide resources, flexibility and clear accountability standards, local communities ultimately will meet the challenge of serving the nation's low-income working families and their children.
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It is possible to see nearly 150 of her works together in "To Fix the Image in Memory", a new show at the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art (SFMOMA), which will travel to the Met Breuer in New York in September.
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In the past few years, I've gone through endless phones that tried something similar â€" curved, waterfall edges, tiny bezels, pop-up cameras â€" but this is the first time it all works together to create the most attractive smartphone display out there.
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When they braise the classic red-cooked pork in the oven instead of in a wok, he said, or if they sear the meat first, the way they are taught in Western cooking schools, it changes the flavor, the mouthfeel and how everything works together.
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At $129, it's cheaper than the Echo (though admittedly more expensive than the Echo Dot), it's smarter out of the box and, while it may have fewer partners in its ecosystem, it works together with your Chromecast device, which extends its functionality to your TV.
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In the field, federal and local workers are toiling day in and day out to get the job done; there may be disagreements, but in every tragedy, those divisions fall away and everyone works together to harness their collective expertise, save lives and rebuild.
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That's everybody losing because you're losing out on an important aspect of being alive on Earth, and you're losing out on what you could contribute to a group of people, whether it's a group of people that works together or lives together or whatever.
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What stitches these disparate works together is Johns's interest in seeing with one's own eyes, guided by the mind's eye — the everyday world and the insights one might gain through the imagination in pursuit of a larger truth: the effect of time on us all.
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"The amount of time needed to implement the repairs is unknown, but the (National Park Service) will continue to provide information to the public as our team of specialists works together to restore access as soon as possible," memorial staff said Friday in a news release.
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Still, the successful fork was seen as a victory for Ethereum by some observers, since it's a process that can only be completed if the entire community works together to first approve of the terms, and then actually move over to the new version of the software.
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From Susie Rosmarin's large-scale digitally painted grid canvases to Paul Kremer's glitchy digital collages of images of reappropriated art images to Chris Bexar's video of imaginary, virtually rendered buildings, the works together feel like you got stuck inside an undocumented page on the Dark Web.
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"As the international community works together to defeat the novel coronavirus, the United States, in consultation with ASEAN partners, has made the difficult decision to postpone the ASEAN (the Association of Southeast Nations) leaders meeting previously scheduled for mid-March," a senior administration official told CNN.
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The U11 Life even works together with the buds to create a personalized audio profile to further enhance your listening experience, which let HTC's pack-in earbuds (which the company values at around $40) deliver fuller, richer audio than the $140 B&O H3 earbuds I usually use.
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The message seems to be that Team Japan works together, and the credits to the film list over 250 companies that helped in the filming, from railway firms to concrete suppliers; many were asked to co-operate so that Godzilla could pulverise their buildings in Tokyo on screen.
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"It's still early days, but when all of that works together, the Google Assistant allows you to get things done, bringing you the information you need, when you need it, wherever you are," writes Pichai, in a caveated phrase that scores extremely high on the underwhelming/vague promises index.
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What Happens Here Stays with Us Curated by John Michael Elammar, What Happens Here Stays with Us is a one-night-only event that brings artists, performers, and works together to experiment with the form of party-as-platform as a device to transform and transfer knowledge between bodies and environments.
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For the next 45 minutes he taught me about the science of sexual stimulation, how a man produces sperm and how it travels to the woman, how her body responds, how each part works together in an intricate system to produce a new cell, how the cells come together to form an embryo.
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Mindy, who is taking care of her husband fulltime, says the couple and their four children—aged 7, 5, 2 and 4 months—have had a great support system with their community, and every day, the family works together to suction out Wyatt's mouth, wipe his eyes, gather his medicine, cook his food and dress him.
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After looking at his images of a pink Buddha statue adorned with Hello kitty figurines or an image of a purple and pink locker room filled with floating football helmets and Romanesque busts, you can't help but wonder what ties these works together, or, on an even more fundamental level, what these images are all about.
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A camp full of dehydrated egomaniacs who are screaming at each other by Day 3 is going to have a burn that's a thousand times worse than a camp where everyone works together calmly and efficiently to set up their little pre-assigned slice of playa together, no matter how long it takes; where camaraderie is forged in the heat of the job.
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Trump transition asks for names of those working at State to counter extremism But if lawmakers try to start putting together immigration legislation, they will likely end up needing a comprehensive package to address how it's paid for and how it works together, said Stephanie Martz, a lobbyist who worked as a key staffer on the Gang of Eight bill when she worked for New York Democratic Sen.
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I ran the national cybersecurity division, so I was the lead cybersecurity official in the US government, but the CERT, the US-CERT is one of many CERTs around the world that shares information about attacks, about discovered vulnerabilities in products and networks, and works together to collaborate to try to make sure that the key stakeholders understand the risks out there and that the risks are managed and there's prompt response to threats so we can prevent them from becoming much more serious.
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