On November 6, photography app Agora celebrated the year's best photos at the annual AGORA Awards in Barcelona, Spain.
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Agora, a free photography app, revealed the top 50 finalists of its annual AGORA Awards, which celebrates the best photos of the year, in October.
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When confronted about this, Altucher said that regardless of Agora Financial's other activities, he believes in the quality of his own work and noted that Agora Financial promotes "thousands" of newsletters.
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A (FIH) to jointly acquire FIH subsidiary Agora Investimenti S.p.
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To learn more about Agora, visit the company's website here.
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You will mostly see the word AGORA in crossword puzzles.
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Finally, Agora awarded photographer Michael Aboya with the top prize.
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"It started raining as I was heading home," Vijuda told Agora.
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Then Agora disappeared, claiming that it had to fix security flaws.
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Lawyers for a human rights group, Agora, had represented Mr. Kartyzhev.
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Much of those exports came from coal production, according to Agora.
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Votes can be cast now by anyone who downloads the Agora app.
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"I was lucky enough to photograph my cousin's wedding," Dhamiyanto told Agora.
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Christian Hochfeld, director of transport think tank Agora, said pressure is mounting.
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Buyers and sellers migrated to the next-biggest sites, Evolution and Agora.
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I've often said, we have to be an agora, not a temple.
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We arrived close to the entrance to the Agora as it opened.
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Popper says that sites called Agora and Evolution soon replaced the Silk Road.
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She said she was employed by Agora Online Services, a payment services provider.
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The meaning and importance of the agora was an example of that thinking.
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It was the reporter Ivan Golunov, not Pavel Chikov, the head of Agora.
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The gadfly of the agora wears coarse clothes and a coating of grime.
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O assalto sistemático do governo Bolsonaro à verdade tomou agora um rumo preocupante.
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Karlsen told Agora that he found it "stressful" to capture his nominated photograph.
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Daily sales on the dark web drug site Agora before and after Ulbricht's sentencing.
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Disagreement in the public agora is tolerable because it symbolically displaces actual physical conflict.
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"These two are best friends who always go paw-in-paw," she told Agora.
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Was Agora simply attempting a PR stunt in support of its upcoming token sale.
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One of the shows is going to be a show at the Agora Ballroom.
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Speaking to Agora, Phạm said his photo shows a man returning home after work.
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Sophia está agora em uma lista de espera para uma sonda de alimentação abdominal.
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Agora, pouco depois de completar 16 anos, Íris não tem tempo para se angustiar.
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The galleries' names included Adam Baumgold Fine Art, Adelson, Agora, Albertz Benda and Acquavella.
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But now I want to head right to the center of it: the Agora.
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The company develops artificial intelligence and robotics technology for supply chain and warehouse applications. Agora.
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Indeed, in 2015 Agora market announced it would no longer facilitate the sale of weapons.
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Richardson said Agora processes payments for poker and works with "hundreds" of online gambling sites.
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Agora, a free photography app, has rounded up the most colorful photos taken in 2019.
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Aird, who is 18 years old, is the youngest finalist featured in the AGORA Awards.
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Later, I head back to the Agora Theater to catch the Prophets of Rage performance.
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Agora ela está olhando para o futuro e espera ingressar na universidade para estudar psicologia.
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The only thing justifying such a high cost is Athens wanting to upgrade the Roman Agora.
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Agora, a free photography app, has revealed the top 50 finalists of its Love 2020 contest.
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"Love is all about enjoying your surroundings with the person you care about," Rius told Agora.
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To capture this shot, Pasaribu visited an area known for its handwoven textiles, according to Agora.
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After more than 11,000 photos were submitted, Agora has narrowed the competition down to 50 images.
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That may puzzle technological determinists, who saw in networked communications the promise of a digital agora.
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Perhaps confirmation of identity in the virtual agora will bring us closer to our Hellenic roots.
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Agora, a think tank, says that 38% of European road emissions come from heavy duty vehicles.
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The boundaries of the Agora were marked with marble stones about three feet high called horoi.
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"It's a stark difference to the hustle and bustle of the day," the photographer told Agora.
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He told Agora that the sky looked especially stunning that day because it had rained earlier.
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He told Agora that he hopes the image inspires viewers to "travel more and enjoy life."
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At first glance, the agora of Turbine Hall cuts against the grain of such digital collectivism.
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"It was a very cold day and there was also a lot of wind," Cornago told Agora.
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Zaiets told Agora that seagulls cawed and waves crashed as she took this photo in Peniche, Portugal.
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"I was very moved by the way they were staring at each other," the photographer told Agora.
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However, the same text appears elsewhere on the web under the byline of an Agora Financial analyst.
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Mas, até agora, não tem um plano de combate especial para os bairros menos favorecidos do Brasil.
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Até agora, Bolsonaro está mais preocupado com as empresas do que com os trabalhadores, formais ou informais.
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Agora, a free photography app, has revealed the top 50 finalists of its Golden Hour 2020 contest.
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The photographer told Agora that he aimed to capture the bird surrounded by light in its environment.
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Kazi told Agora that he "tried to highlight the lost heritage of Bangladesh" with his nominated photo.
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Jennifer Mercieca is an Associate Professor of Communication and Director of the Aggie Agora, Texas A&M University.
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It was only when I started cooking at Agora that I thought, This beer has never tasted better.
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I've used many dark-web sites, from Silk Road, Silk Road 2.0, Sheep Market, Agora, and now Alphabay.
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And is the crowd at the Agora in a state or rage, or in a state of catharsis?
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He told Agora that the vessels in the photo "are used to transport bricks, sand, and other goods."
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All who participate in this public e-agora would appear under their true identities — real voices, not bots.
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Do spent three days waiting to capture this image of Barcelona, Spain, at golden hour, according to Agora.
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Agora, it appeared, had merely been observing the election, and its blockchain tallies did not match the official ones.
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The experts also surveyed the iconic grand colonnade and agora that sits at the heart of the ancient city.
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"During the summer storm season in the rural area of Bengal, parakeet nests often get destroyed," Basak told Agora.
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"Agora is going down," he wrote to staff in March 2014, referring to Silk Road 2.0's main competitor.
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I want to find a word that has a kind of hybrid function, a place, a platform, an agora.
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"This has been politically contentious," said Andreas Graf, an energy policy analyst at the European think tank Agora Energiewende.
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So it has been from the Greek agora through Zola's "The Ladies Paradise": the gathering place of the group.
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Instead of just offering reports analyzing specific charities, Agora for Good creates customized, mutual-fund-like portfolios of nonprofits.
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In the absence of studio fitness classes, everyone is a runner now, and parks have become a contemporary agora.
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"The blue color, the neon, the tones, and rain make it a real urban shot," the photographer told Agora.
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The photographer behind "Urban Living" told Agora that this building in Bratislava, Slovakia, reminded her of a Tetris game.
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The photographer told Agora the goal was to make the viewer feel like they were trapped in the city.
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The photographer described this area to Agora as "one of the most famous spots in Belgium for urban exploration."
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The photographer told Agora that the model in the photo was actually freezing since it was so cold outside.
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"I had to direct and give a countdown so they both flipped at the same time," Aboya told Agora.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Agora opened April 2018 and continues along the High Line through March 2019.
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Speaking to Agora, Mumford said he photographed this couple under the Bishops Bridge in the Gothic Quarter of Barcelona, Spain.
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Spokespeople for Agora Financial and the Wall Street Daily did not respond to emails sent Wednesday to their press lines.
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According to Pavel Chikov, head of the Moscow-based Agora International Human Rights Group, Masha's time in prison isn't unusual.
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Maybe I could get closer to their lives in the vast modern Agora of this metropolis through a common passion.
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The Rubber Tramp Rendezvous agora was a centrally located patch of chalky ground ringed by creosote bushes and giant saguaro.
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Zaiets told Agora that her beach-themed photo is meant to inspire dancing, impluses, and the "freedom to be yourself."
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Ad spending in the Gazeta Wyborcza daily, Poland's main liberal broadsheet owned by Agora, fell by 97% from 2015 to 2018.
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"They were spending all their time together, but as brothers, they also fought and hugged each other," the photographer told Agora.
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"Fossil fuels won't just go away by themselves," warned Patrick Graichen, executive director of Agora Energiewende, a German energy policy group.
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BMR was the second main marketplace after the original Silk Road, and Agora was its brief successor when Silk Road closed.
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The Evolution site recently shut down, along with a few other dark Web gun marketplaces, including sites called Nucleus and Agora.
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We imagine the Ancient Agora of Athens, for instance, as a place where merchants peddled goods and citizens swapped political ideas.
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Agora, a free photography app, recently held the #Colorful2019 contest to award some of the most vibrant photos taken this year.
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There is a payment processing fee associated with the service of 1 percent to 5 percent; it is retained by Agora.
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While not unprecedented, the cryptomarket Agora was wound down by its admins in 2015, this is definitely outside of the norm.
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Todos esses jogadores, e centenas mais, emergiram da fábrica de craques do Brasil e agora jogam nos principais clubes do mundo.
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We were standing on the Panathenaic way, the ancient processional path that led through the Agora and up to the Acropolis.
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Agora, a free photography app, revealed the top 50 finalists of its #Urban2020 photography contest, which celebrates the best urban photos.
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The photographer told Agora that he had to go up and down the stairs many times to capture its different angles.
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According to Agora, the photographer calls his photo "a block of houses in which human activity is manifested in the image."
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"I wanted to convey this in my image: the electric feel and futuristic aesthetic of the city," the photographer told Agora.
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She executed 278 standing figures, each nine feet tall, for "Agora," which was installed in Grant Park in Chicago in 215.
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"Isabelle Romero's dad and little sister Maya are in the show as well, but they are in the Agora," she explained.
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"Isabelle Romero's dad and little sister Maya are in the show as well, but they are in the Agora," she explained.
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But the greater loss has been to communities that have too often been deprived of their very American version of the agora.
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Agora offers a platform for developers to embed real-time voice, video and interactive live broadcasting into a website or mobile app.
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"Labuan Bajo is a small village in Eastern Indonesia where most of its residents get their income from fishing," Nardi told Agora.
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Andrej Brandt, one of two directors of Agora and listed as the sole point of contact on DueXX's website, declined to comment.
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Agora, a free photography app, put a call out for photos that depict what learning and education looks like around the world.
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In June, two women, Isis Agora Lovecruft and Alison Macrina, stepped forward to say they had written two of the anonymous posts.
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This photograph, which shows four children listening to another play the violin, was named the best photo of the year by Agora.
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Think the Agora in ancient Athens, coffee houses in pre-Revolutionary Paris, and whatever parking lot goth teens congregate in after school.
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Le Cornu told Agora that he aimed to capture the morning work of island farmers who plant and harvest Jersey Royal Potatoes.
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This month, a court ordered the human rights group Agora, whose lawyers have represented opposition figures such as Pussy Riot, closed down.
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I went to see Agora, a group exhibition installed at the High Line, and made my way through the crush of people.
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Like a fancy library-office hybrid, the Agora would serve as an egalitarian space where people could come and work for free.
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"When I visited the primary school, I saw these two school girls laughing and having a sweet friendship moment," Zaw Hein told Agora.
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Jabir found this picturesque spot in Bali, Indonesia, which he described to Agora as "one of the most beautiful places for a holiday."
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The tech, created by Leonardo Gammar of Agora, anonymously stored votes in an immutable ledger, thereby offering instant access to the election results.
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The Economist has extracted data from the resulting 1.5 terabytes of information for around 360,000 sales on Agora, Evolution and Silk Road 2.
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The site helplines were answered by three individuals who all said they worked for Agora, a company that specialized in processing gambling payments.
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Photographers from around the world submitted their work to Agora as part of the #Colorful2019 contest, and 50 finalists were chosen in August.
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That ad promised eye-popping returns (not unlike Altucher's Agora-linked newsletters) on digital coins that most people have probably never heard of.
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Agora, do lado de fora de um prédio de escritórios do Rio, cercado por advogados, o pai estava atordoado pela dor do luto.
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"It looks more like a police operation, not a medical one," Kirill Koroteev of the legal and human rights group Agora told Robyn.
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But ever since Socrates roamed the Athenian agora, much of philosophy has had an inherently critical edge—challenging the status quo and authority.
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According to Agora, the photographer used a drone to capture this image above an intertwining highway with the city skyline in the background.
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According to Agora, it took the photographer over three hours to capture "Tram Lines" in Budapest and frame the tram within the bridge.
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Some, like Agora Temple in Los Angeles, offer a paid membership that allows people to smoke for free in a designated common area.
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The winner will be awarded on February 6 with "a jackpot of credits," which allows them to enter more photos into Agora contests.
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Most of us have a rather whimsical idea of philosophy as a bunch of men in togas having a chat in the agora.
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Benjamin Dreyer's 23,600 followers on Twitter, which he calls "the agora of the 21st century," know him for his snappy language-related interventions.
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Instead, Agora aims to use distributed ledger technology — a confidential permissioned blockchain — to replace the paper-trail and manual processes involved in bond deals.
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"It is true what they say: love is all around us," Ariani told Agora about the two green birds she photographed in Jakarta, Indonesia.
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Scolokovs photographed his wife and newborn son to show that a mother's love is "the strongest link that brings humans together," according to Agora.
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Instead, Agora aims to use distributed ledger technology -- a confidential permissioned blockchain -- to replace the paper-trail and manual processes involved in bond deals.
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Last year I spent a couple of months cooking once a week at Agora [a café and co-working space in the Neukölln district].
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According to Agora, a human-rights watchdog, Russian prosecutors have initiated 1,20143 criminal proceedings for online offences and handed out 143 sentences since 2015.
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These were designed to pinch login details and bitcoins, and included spoofed versions of since-shuttered marketplace Agora, and privacy-focused email service Lelantos.
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The photographer behind the award-nominated photo "Stockholm" wanted to show the contrast of the snow surrounding a bright, twinkling city, according to Agora.
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Até agora, sua irmã — como os outros gêmeos fraternos sem danos cerebrais óbvios — parece ilesa, mas os médicos a monitoram assim como os outros.
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This year's campaign "is just the beginning of the political renewal, not the end," said Ilona Szabó, an academic and co-founder of Agora.
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The Stone At the site of the Agora, the ancient city's public square, I visit the ruins of the house of Simon the Cobbler.
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Excavations since the 1930s have uncovered the Agora, an open green area, about 30 acres sloping down northwest from the rock of the Acropolis.
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Day-ahead wholesale power prices last year rose 28.9 percent to 44.5 euros ($13) a megawatt hour (MWh), according to data from think-tank Agora.
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PBS NewsHour, moderated by Judy Woodruff, and Johns Hopkins University's Stavros Niarchos Foundation Agora Institute present a live-streamed event in Baltimore at 7 p.m.
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Over the weekend, Agora Downtown Coffee Shop shared security footage on their Facebook page, writing: Earlier reports that the scarecrow had been found were mistaken.
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"There's a metaphor in Brazil that says that when two men are drowning, they embrace," said Ilona Szabó de Carvalho, a co-founder of Agora!
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But the university encourages students to advertise their political views in an area called the Agora, a stretch of high-traffic sidewalk near the library.
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"Agora," a group show spread over the length of the park, includes artists from seven countries addressing the role of art in the public realm.
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Pitkovskiy told Agora he was "fascinated" by this glowing landscape in Hafelekar, Austria, that shows an orange-and-yellow sky, snowy mountains, and colorful clouds.
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The Agora human rights group warned in February that the legislation was one of several new bills drafted in December that "seriously threaten Internet freedom".
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Agora supports Germany's ambitious but costly move away from fossil fuels and toward renewable energy sources and has often weighed in on Berlin ministries' policies.
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Consider the Random Darknet Shopper bot, which was programmed to spend $100 in bitcoin weekly to make random purchases on the online black market Agora.
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Com o acordo de refinanciamento, as dívidas de curto prazo agora representam 5 por cento, enquanto antes das negociações representavam 75 por cento, disseram as fontes.
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Agora, a developer of cloud communication APIs, will create products for new markets and verticals after raising a $70 million Series C led by Coatue Management.
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In the short term, this may involve putting some of the dirtiest plants on the back burner, says Patrick Graichen of Agora, an energy think-tank.
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Coming to the agora, the public marketplace, a citizen in ancient Athens might have wondered who had fought for Sparta or who was a former slave.
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The Agora human rights group said earlier this month that the legislation was one of several new bills drafted in December that "seriously threaten Internet freedom".
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Mas agora, apesar do calor úmido que ultrapassa 38 graus Celsius, tornou-se o lar de jogadores e famílias cujas vidas giram em torno do clube.
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A well-known story, related by the historian Plutarch, describes a "boorish fellow" who came to the Agora and asked someone to incise the name Aristides.
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This photographer finalist told Agora that when he took this photo, his intentions were to show the bustling energy of London turning from day to night.
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Vu Phuoc told Agora that the children seen in his photograph were performing a traditional Vietnamese dance, called the lion dance, to celebrate the new year.
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The abuse of Twitter through troll centers not only threatens the company's vision to become the world's agora, it may also be putting lives at risk.
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We could follow the road as it extends eastward from the agora of the ancient city and then bends around the southeast corner of the Acropolis.
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The moves follow a an ownership shake-up at Finanziaria Internazionale, which together with Morgan Stanley owns 59.6 percent of the airport group through its Agora unit.
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After the sun goes down, the Agora in the Old Port will light up with feats of strength, agility and coordination thanks to circus troupe Flip FabriQue.
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"I had to stand up on a chair and shoot the photo from above without knowing if I captured it well or not," the photographer told Agora.
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"Rome can be a pretty busy place, but we managed to get its main tourist attraction just for ourselves simply by getting up early," they told Agora.
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Agora, a free photography app, recently held the #Education2019 contest to award some of the most beautiful photos taken this year that depict learning in some form.
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Perhaps the biggest gap between expectations and reality occurred in Sierra Leone, where the Swiss foundation Agora was widely reported to have powered the first blockchain election.
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According to Agora, this photographer waited until it was dark to photograph these residential buildings in Odaiba, Tokyo, so he could capture the "genius of the architecture."
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In the photo, what looks like a man's eyes are actually little stones that were in the water when the photographer captured the photo, according to Agora.
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That photo-sharing app is the de facto broadcast medium for new exhibitions, and it's an agora, too, for artists and curators in a field dispersed worldwide.
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Agora ela quer arrumar o dente cuja falta lhe estraga o sorriso hesitante e comprar uma casa mais apropriada, uma que não tenha goteiras quando chove forte.
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Speaking to Agora, Granados said he could "spend an entire evening" taking photos at the location, especially because it provides a great view of the Hudson River.
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"Germany has power in abundance, despite the decommissioning of nuclear power plants," said Patrick Graichen, director of Agora energy transition, in a statement that accompanied the study.
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Never mind the complaints from some customers that the newsletters and research papers he hawks via publishing company Agora Financial offer obvious information that's otherwise freely available online.
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Family-controlled retailer Eram had said earlier this year that it had decided to sell its loss-making Agora Distribution unit, which owns the Tati brand amongst others.
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Speaking to Agora, Tri Wibowo said the subject of their photograph is a mom who sells bananas at a market in Kendari, Indonesia, to provide for her children.
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In late 2014 this successor site met its demise as well, in another law-enforcement sting called Operation Onymous, at which point Evolution and Agora took up the baton.
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Hendricks declined to commit to a set date, but said a proposal by energy think-tank Agora Energiewende to withdraw from coal in power production by 2040 was "helpful".
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The Economist has extracted data from the resulting 1.5 terabytes of information for around 4.73,000 sales between December 2013 and July 2015 on Agora, Evolution and Silk Road 2.
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If they visit the store and call the helpline number, the people who answer explain that the transaction actually corresponds to gambling – as Agora staff told the Reuters reporter.
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Not all art looks good in the dark, but several works in the High Line's plein-air group show "Agora" (through March, 2019) reveal their best sides at sundown.
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Cleveland, Ohio: 1563 dead, 1553 injuredAt about 1543 AM, a shooting took place just outside the Agora Theatre and Ballroom, where Damn Near Naked club promotions was hosting a party.
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The most famous one is Silk Road, but there have been dozens, from immediate sequels like Silk Road 2.0 and 3.0 to lesser-known spinoffs like Agora, Hydra, and Evolution.
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He believes that people need an Agora, a common space where differences can coexist—a place of peaceful borders peacefully crossed, be it central, like Colmar, or liminal, like Krasnogruda.
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He hoped to represent freedom and belonging with his image, while also inspiring "a change in the way people perceive Ghana and the African continent in general," according to Agora.
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In The Atlantic, Yascha Mounk, a senior fellow at the Johns Hopkins SNF Agora Institute, characterized these progressive activists as: Much more likely to be rich, highly educated — and white.
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Speaking to Agora, Man said he was at the top of St. Paul's Cathedral in London when he realized that he forgot to put an SD card in his camera.
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EU ETS emissions fell to 1.7 billion tonnes of carbon dioxide in 2018 from 1.754 billion tonnes, the report by green lobby group Sandbag and German thinktank Agora Energiewende estimated.
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But the Agora Energiewende think tank said on Thursday its new forecasts suggest Germany was only likely to manage a 30 percent cut due to strong economic growth and immigration.
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"Only 30 percent instead of 40 percent less CO2 is not a little bit off, but a huge miss of the climate goal for 2020," said Agora director Patrick Graichen.
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The overarching concept here is to explore the philosophical underpinnings of democracy by talking with scholars and visiting the present-day sites of Plato's Academy and the Agora in Athens.
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This video is a summary of the 23rd edition of the "Agora Juvenil" festival held from October 7-12, 2009 (and not in 2004 as mistakenly indicated in the video's caption).
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Dilek Uyar told Agora that this photograph was taken to show how you can "get rid of all the chaos that surrounds you" by focusing on the "special feeling" of love.
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Because we were unable to get in touch with either Agora Financial or Wall Street Daily, we don't know why they are so strongly encouraging people invest in these particular currencies.
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In colonial America, the tavern served the role of the ancient Greek agora—a public space where citizens came together to share ideas, iron out disputes, and even drum up revolution.
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"Politicians here think about getting elected first and then worry about their agenda...it should be the other way around," says Marco Aurélio Marrafon, one of the group's 150 members. Agora!
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Fabian Joas, energy expert at Berlin think-tank Agora, said it would be a difficult road for most of Europe to meet its goal of abandoning conventional energy in coming decades.
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"The digital platform makes giving easier and more focused on progress," said Ms. Campbell, who, before joining Agora, had advised donors on investing more than $300 million in global development projects.
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The first of which is a Prophets of Rage show, held at the Agora, a converted opera house, Yiddish theater, vaudeville and burlesque house turned concert hall, just east of downtown.
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"Five hundred pesos feels like one peso now," said Lilian Gomez, 52, for whom it doesn't take long these days to hit her budget limit at the Agora market in Manila.
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Inspired by the agora of ideas and debate in ancient Athens, I set up as prime minister a rudimentary "wiki-law" process for deliberating issues online before laws are voted on.
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That growth helped the country generate around a third of its energy from renewables that helped drive down electricity bills to their lowest levels in more than a decade, Agora found.
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"It's located in the Roman Agora (market place) as it was of great value for the merchants to read the weather and also tell the time their goods would arrive," he said.
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"They were enjoying the view from the window with absolute joy, playing and laughing together in their very own bubble," Sarker told Agora about the woman and child seen in his photograph.
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Agora's last funding announcement was made five months ago, when Agora said it had added a $30 million extension to its Series B, bringing that round to a total of $50 million.
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It started out focused on battery manufacturing, but over the years its businesses have branched out to span power and energy and automotive products while it operates a retail superstore called Agora.
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Agora for Good, Ms. Campbell says, is targeting donors who seek a more tech-savvy, effective way of interacting with their philanthropy — many of whom are millennials — without middlemen like philanthropic advisers.
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But little has been quite so insular and intimate as his new album Agora, recorded with a deliberately minimal setup after he was forced to move out of a longtime studio space.
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Tokhang Sizzlers, a new eatery at Navotas Agora Market, north of Manila, has an inspired menu that includes "pinosas na liempo," handcuffed pork belly, and "tinorture na pork chop," tortured pork chops.
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Many new candidates are also being aided by Agora, or Now, a group created in 2016 to get the general public more involved in policy issues like pension reform and crime reduction.
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Charlie Berman, a former Citi and Barclays banker who co-founded Agora, a start-up looking to streamline bond deals, described the documentation needed for a governments to raise infrastructure financing as "nightmarish".
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New evidence, discovered by BuzzFeed News, shows he was in Jerez de la Frontera the day before, where he gave a lecture at the Atalaya Museum as part of the "Agora Juvenil" festival.
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Agora claims it recently surpassed two billion installations of its SDKs and routes through its 200 distributed data centers around the world an average of 10 billion minutes of live communications each month.
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While the blockchain voting company Agora claimed to have run the first blockchain-based election, it appears that the company did little more than observe the voting and store some of the results.
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If you approach presidential debates or political media as if you're Plato and Aristotle arguing at the agora, then you're really naive because that's not what's happening, that's not what a debate is.
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Which, at the time, was possible, because we all knew each other; it was like the days of ancient Greece when the polis consisted of everybody you could see from atop the Agora.
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If we're going to reorient our society around Internet echo chambers, with Facebook and Twitter serving as our new Athenian agora, then we as citizens should understand how that forum gets paid for.
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The National Electoral Commission denounced the reports as "fake news," and Agora acknowledged that it had merely been allowed to record some votes in its presidential election on a blockchain as a demonstration.
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A Brussels-based photographer told Agora that he captured this photo in Gold Coast, Australia, and said "urban isn't just about cities and skylines, it's also about the integration of urban and nature."
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Most obviously, a black Hercules (backed by the wonderfully diverse ensemble) completely alters the implications of a story about a man seeking acceptance as "a good person of the Agora" — the public marketplace.
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Part of sprawling Baltimore-headquartered publishing network Agora Inc—which declined to comment for this article—Money Map Press hawks stock tips and other money-making opportunities to retail investors via online newsletters.
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ATHENS (Reuters) - Greece's EU lenders have been working on a plan to offer the country gradual debt relief on condition that it adopts additional reforms by 2022, the Agora weekly newspaper reported on Saturday.
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But while Mr. Koons's sculpture will bring the gleam of high-end art to the 21st-century agora at the middle of Civilization 3.0, you probably won't find the artist cheering in the stands.
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Helmets, uniforms, medals, boots, gas masks and deactivated grenades are among the offerings at John's Military, one of the many antique, vintage and junk shops along Tositsa and Karmpola streets, near the Roman Agora.
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Desde o nascimento de Daniel, há 16 meses, Jaqueline separou-se de seu marido, perdeu sua assistência governamental mensal, desistiu de um emprego e agora consegue se manter somente com outro benefício do governo.
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The train line covers the remains of the Altar of the Twelve Gods and runs right alongside the Stoa of Attalos, rebuilt in the 1950s, which houses the small and rather lovely Agora Museum.
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The need for those soft skills arose when Agora Partnerships, which supports entrepreneurs in Latin America, recently distributed $1 million among women running businesses, some with their husbands, said Maria Denise Duarte, program development manager.
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"The emotion I want to transmit in this photo is the beauty of teenage love — when you fall in love for the first time and feel this special vibration in your heart," Lam told Agora.
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The men, Gerren Johnson and William Jackson, allegedly sold firearms from February 2013 on Black Market Reloaded (BMR) and Agora, both of which date way back to the fairly early days on the dark web.
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Gleg offers several different packs of exploits for clients: Agora covers mainstream web software; the "SCADA+ Pack" is focused on "industrial software and hardware environment" issues, and, predictably, the MedPack includes vulnerabilities for medical software.
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All photos by Pete Voelker Outside the Agora Theater, two miles from the political pantomime and cable news sideshow of Cleveland's East 4th Street, around 200 people are scrummaging towards a dimly-lit lobby, sweating.
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Tsalkanis traces the evolution of sites like the Acropolis throughout the ages, the rise and fall of the city walls, the Agora, which served as center of city life, and various temples, libraries, and other fortifications.
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Burchard allegedly used the alias "caliconnect" on the original Silk Road, and similar usernames on its successor and other dark web marketplaces, including the now-defunct Agora, and Abraxas and AlphaBay, which are both still live.
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" Howard Kozloff, a managing partner of Agora Partners, an urban real estate advisory firm based in Los Angeles, said Long Beach "was wise to invest in its public spaces, like the aquarium and Queen Mary Island.
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Palatial hotels offer a glimpse into the city's storied past, while a revitalized waterfront district refreshes the longstanding Greek concept of the agora, with modern Greek restaurants and grand plazas offering new venues for cultural development.
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We have expanded the concept this year to establish the Agora, a phrase borrowed from the ancient Greeks, to comprise a marketplace of ideas about the technologies that will reshape industries and maybe even change the world.
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Socrates was charged with impiety toward the gods and corruption of the youth and summoned to face those charges in the Royal Stoa, here in the northwest corner of Agora very close to where I am standing.
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Mas, agora o Brasil enfrenta um novo e difícil desafio de nutrição: na última década, a taxa de obesidade do país quase dobrou para 20%, e a parcela de pessoas com sobrepeso praticamente triplicou, indo para 58%.
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A rash of reports earlier this year that Sierra Leone had run the world's first blockchain-powered election, using software from a Swiss startup called Agora, had to be corrected on Twitter by the country's National Electoral Commission.
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Russia blocked an average of 22017 websites every day during 23 as domestic internet censorship soars to new heights, according to a report released Monday by Agora, a Russian watchdog group composed of over 2000 human rights lawyers.
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Russia blocked an average of 244 websites every day during 2017 as domestic internet censorship soars to new heights, according to a report released Monday by Agora, a Russian watchdog group composed of over 50 human rights lawyers.
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It happens when we "stop and think" in the midst of common life — Socrates' agora — and invite others to do so with us, to attend together to the "perplexities" of who and what we are and have done.
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Agora was started in 2014 by CEO Tony Zhao, who was a founding engineer at online communication platform WebEx, acquired by Cisco in 2007, and former CTO of Chinese live-streaming video platform YY. Headquartered in Santa Clara, Calif.
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The need for those soft skills became apparent when Agora Partnerships, which supports entrepreneurs in Latin America, started making plans to distribute $1 million among women running businesses, some with their husbands, said Maria Denise Duarte, program development manager.
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Em comunicado, o Novo Banco frisou que a conclusão da primeira fase da transação, nos termos e condições agora definidos, terá um "impacto positivo significativo", de 25 a 30 pontos base no rácio de capital Common Equity Tier 1.
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Either way, Etsy was perfectly tailored to the movement at the time: an agora for the whimsical and the twee (crocheted toilet paper, anyone?), as well as for the useful and the beautiful, like handmade clothing, ceramics and furniture.
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Four of those revamped spaces — the Athens Conservatoire, the Gennadius Library, the Ancient Agora and the Stella Municipal Cinema — are being used for the German exhibition Documenta 43, which opened in Athens in April and continues until July 16.
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The Czech investors into the website with 3.8 million registered users are the site's founder Vaclav Liska with 50 percent, BDO Advisory partners Petr Kymlicka and Radovan Hauk with 25 percent, and Agora Development with the remaining 25 percent.
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Have a glass of vino rosso at Enoteca Agora (Via Francesco Fisauli 7, Randazzo; 39-349-862-2715) and grab a table under the archway — it's as close as you can get to feeling as if you're in the Middle Ages.
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But as Tor engineer Isis Agora Lovecruft explains in a blog post, the attack doesn't really work against Tor in the way the researchers describe, since a failed connection causes a user's path through the anonymity network to completely reset.
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On Saturday, the Moscow police formally charged him with attempting to sell a "large amount" of drugs including mephedrone, a recreational drug and cocaine, Pavel Chikov, the head of Agora, the nongovernmental organization providing his legal representation, wrote on Telegram.
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The $750 million center was designed by Renzo Piano to reflect the community ethos of an ancient Greek agora; Piano raised the land to create a sloping park with shaded gardens, grand plazas and views of the sea and the Acropolis.
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"Times Square itself is the ultimate agora and public space," noting that the area was named after the New York Times, and that it was a Times publisher, Adolf Ochs, who began the tradition of the ball drop in 1907.
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At home in Agora Hills, California, Antin and his fiancée, travel journalist Nathalie Basha, keep a menagerie: Chihuahua/toy fox terrier mix Henry; cats Willy, a domestic shorthair, and Damien, a Russian Blue; a mangrove snake; a monitor lizard; and some fish.
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Germany will need to expand its power grid to help carry electricity generated by turbines in the windy northern states to the industrial regions farther south, said Patrick Graichen, director of Agora Energiewende, a think tank focused on the shift to renewable energy.
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"A recent study by Germany's Agora Energiewende think tank set an aggressive target of 35 percent efficiency by 2050 for a module that uses un-concentrated sunlight, such as the standard ones on family homes," said one of the researchers, Martin Green.
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The ancient agora at the foothill of the Acropolis doesn't see any commercial action these days, so head instead to the vibrant Varvakeios Central Market, where vendors try to outdo one another's shouts hawking fresh catches, colorful vegetables and fresh cuts of meat.
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One popular metaphor for describing this suddenly inevitable new world pitted the cathedral against the bazaar — one model suggesting that the many are forced to listen to and obey the few, the other reflecting the agora-like ideal of unlimited conversation and debate and exchange.
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I think what he should do is what Sheldon Adelson does and have this agora in Seattle and basically hand out a couple hundred million bucks to the people he likes and promote his values, and then go be ambassador to Britain or something.
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Maren Hassinger There are fewer tourists in Marcus Garvey Park than along the High Line, but this Harlem agora, dedicated to the Jamaican-born black nationalist who envisioned a global, Africa-centered community, is enormously active, with basketball courts, a pool and sprinklers for toddlers.
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The nonpartisan Agora is also encouraging a new generation to run for office, and it has reached an agreement with two small parties, the Popular Socialist Party and Rede, to provide a platform for unaffiliated candidates, but without any promise of financial or logistical support.
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This collective—composed of members of Public Enemy, Cypress Hill, and Rage Against the Machine—has played a few one-off shows, but on Tuesday, these guys are launching their nationwide tour just down the road from the Republican National Convention, at Cleveland's Agora Theater and Ballroom.
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" Other shows included British-German artist Tino Sehgal's "This Progress" (2014) at the Roman Agora, where over 11,000 visitors were taken through part of the ruins by 10-year-old guides (40 of them in total), who asked visitors to answer the question, "What is progress?
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It's got a similar tone to many of Agora's other outlets, which Mother Jones once described as "skirt[ing] the line between spammy and scammy"; for example, an email newsletter in which one Agora outlet claimed the Obama administration was blocking a miracle cure that "vaporized" cancer.
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"Through this photo, I wanted to transmit the emotion of togetherness, even in the depth of the sea, knowing that we are not alone as the red starfish is under us to tell us that we are also part of this big lovable planet," the photographer told Agora.
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Meanwhile James Sickinger of Florida State University, the other world authority on ostraka, has been cataloguing the 80 or so found since 2010, mostly in the Agora, or market-place, where voting took place in Athens, with citizens queuing in a roped-off area to cast their sherds.
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But the analysis by Agora Energiewende, a German think tank, singled out that one hour to show the potential of renewable energy as Germans march towards their goal of shutting down the country's nuclear reactors by 1003, while also reducing greenhouse gas emissions that contribute to climate change.
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But the analysis by Agora Energiewende, a German think tank, singled out that one hour to show the potential of renewable energy as Germans march towards their goal of shutting down the country's nuclear reactors by 2022, while also reducing greenhouse gas emissions that contribute to climate change.
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The offerings — including the Village Cheese Shop, Lombardi's Love Lane Market and Love Lane Kitchen, a cozy restaurant with a farm-to-table menu and tables indoors and out — overflow around the corner to Pike Street, where you'll find empanadas at Goodfood and spanakopita at Agora the Little Greek Market.
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The subjects are all arranged alphabetically (according to their Italian names), adding a level of objectivity; Square, for instance, begins with the Hellenistic plan of the Agora of Ephesus and a 1951 Josef Albers painting, and concludes with a sculptural model by Mary Vieira and blocky Chinese calligraphy by Wang Hsi-Chih.
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So in response, we staged a mass trespass, storming over the paving stones and converging on the Scoop, a private outdoor amphitheater on the More London property in view of Tower Bridge, where we proclaimed it a public agora and held an unsanctioned, free two-hour seminar about the importance of public space.
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RUSSONELLO The 12-minute title track of Christian Fennesz's new album, "Agora," his first solo release in five years, conjures elemental forces in limitless space: vast washes of sound that materialize slowly out of nowhere and transform themselves from noise to tone and back again, perceptible sometimes as chords and sometimes as abstract sound.
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Worried that not only would suburbia tear swallow up all that was (in their view) essential to modern life, Gruen and other architects, city planners, and economists wanted to build state-owned centers where suburban people could mingle and mix, as the ancient Greeks once did in the agora (the town square of antiquity).
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Dianne Chambless, PhD, a psychology professor at the University of Pennsylvania, says that the term comes from the Greek word "agora," meaning an open air marketplace — so, yes, the phobia can involve open spaces, but as Dr. Chambless puts it, there are other things, like large crowds, that can make an open market anxiety-inducing for some people.
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Turning to Thursday's event, attendees will have the opportunity to hear from TCI founder Christopher Hohn who has been busy this year trying to improve the situation for Volkswagen investors, Adrian Croxson who heads up European equities at Och-Ziff and ex-Goldman Sachs star Elif Aktug who has held the reins at Pictet's Agora Fund since its 2011 launch.
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In our virtual Agora, where the boundary stones separating the private from the public have all been removed, and where we live in a new and unprecedented tyranny of writing, of text and texting, and where cynicism has taken on a whole new troubling set of meanings, how is that fragile parrhesia of the ancients that defines democracy to be cultivated?
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In the mid-aughts, during the height of the Web 2.0 boom, the pundit Henry Jenkins declared that the Internet was creating a "participatory culture" where the top-down hegemony of greedy media corporations would be replaced by a horizontal network of amateur "prosumers" engaged in a wonderfully democratic exchange of information in cyberspace—an epistemic agora that would allow the whole globe to come together on a level playing field.
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