The facts are plain: Women are less likely to be promoted than men, and women with children are less likely to be promoted than women without children.
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These restaurants will also be promoted on the DoorDash app.
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Blackburn's campaign ad to be promoted on our ads platform.
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Others will surely be promoted when rosters expand in September.
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He was set to be promoted to Sergeant on July 1.
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How can women be promoted when they don't raise a hand?
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The Championship will be promoted by CNBC on-air and online.
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He studied for the exam to be promoted and he passed.
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A security will also be promoted if it rises above 90th.
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After 18 months, they become eligible to be promoted to detectives.
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Goldman's new managing directors will be promoted as of Jan. 1.
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He will also be promoted to General, receiving a fourth star.
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Subscribers will also be promoted as suggested accounts to other Twitter users.
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It continued to be promoted years later by American professor Moina Michael.
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"This doesn't mean you must be liked to be promoted," Welch says.
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The ad will be promoted on Facebook to voters in the district.
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" Bonner said she was told she was "too aggressive to be promoted.
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There are so many amazing elephant sanctuaries that could be promoted instead.
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Veeam's EVP of Operations, William H. Largent, will be promoted to CEO.
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So it was unthinkable for them to be promoted in their workplaces.
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American Erik Kynard is expected to be promoted to gold in the 2012 Olympic men's event while compatriot Brigetta Barrett, who took silver in London, is in line to be promoted to world champion after finishing second in Moscow.
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So in that other vertical, another algorithm, maybe PageRank, might be promoted more.
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Some analysts believe he will be promoted to deputy prime minister next year.
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If confirmed by the Senate, Miller would be promoted to a full general.
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These stories also won't be able to be promoted or turned into advertisements.
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The match will also be promoted in the Explore tab in Twitter's app.
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Selling insurance across state lines should be promoted if costs are demonstrably lower.
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More will likely be promoted; already there are signs this is happening. Why?
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Yet it is myth that continues to be promoted, using dubious case examples.
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"I'm not going to be promoted for doing this emotional labor," Gómez says.
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I'll decide your bonus, and I'll decide when you're ready to be promoted.
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Wittgren will likely be promoted back to the Marlins in about 10 days.
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He added that if successful, the registration-based IPO system would be promoted.
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Listings for high-level positions can be promoted on a more limited basis.
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Danny Allan, who was VP of product strategy, will be promoted to CTO.
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They are more likely to get fired, and less likely to be promoted.
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As a McKinsey report suggests, men tend to be promoted based on potential, and therefore
promoted at younger ages, after achieving less; whereas women tend to be promoted based on performance, and only after they have performed and performed and performed.
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Should things go well, the vaccine will be promoted to phase II clinical trials.
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But they may be promoted where they used to exist, even if now incompatible.
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He was also scheduled to be promoted to lieutenant general, according to Army Times.
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When I did enough "work," clicked through enough nonsensical prompts, I would be promoted.
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American Erik Kynard is expected to be promoted to gold in the men's event.
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In Shanghai teachers will not be promoted unless they can prove they are collaborative.
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The implication was clear: those who want to be promoted should do more promoting.
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She later decided to leave the company, while Drummond went on to be promoted.
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Expedia's chief financial officer will be promoted to CEO, the company said on Wednesday.
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Current Assistant Senate Minority Leader Leroy Garcia (D) will be promoted to replace her.
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He is expected to be promoted to Triple-A Gwinnett within the next week.
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The way students qualify to be promoted out of remediation is changing, as well.
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A COGAT spokesperson says these plans have yet to be promoted by the Palestinian Authority.
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Their mentors will not be promoted unless they can show that their student-teachers improve.
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Here's a rundown of each network's previous season, and what will be promoted this week.
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Vicious acts of terror continue to be promoted to innocent and impressionable people without rebuke.
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He said he would push for more Latino officers to be promoted to command ranks.
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No team currently not in Major League Soccer can be promoted to play in MLS.
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Who would be promoted and relegated, and how could that be organized without legal challenge?
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Maybe later they'll be promoted to the realm of necessary and, then, to the inevitable.
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They just went about their usual business, deciding who should be promoted and who shouldn't.
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For this, they'll be promoted to the dizzying heights of England's ninth division next season.
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As for Ms. Woodward, there's only one question: When will she be promoted to principal?
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However, Mazzaro noted that they can be promoted on Facebook, Twitter and elsewhere via links.
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Yet women doctors are paid less than men, on average, and less likely to be promoted.
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I think that needs to be promoted and used as organizational tools to protect their investments.
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Meanwhile, Goldman's technology chief R. Martin Chavez could be promoted to finance chief, the WSJ said.
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But disputed articles will not be eligible to be promoted using one of Facebook's advertising tools.
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Europe is about diversity, and its patchwork of languages and dialects must be promoted and protected.
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We look at vetted domains and sources to see what should be promoted in the algorithms.
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Logical thinking may be promoted by mathematics, but it is a gradual and complex learning process.
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She was the first female graduate of the Naval Academy to be promoted to flag officer.
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Navy commanders who commanded highly problematic ships should not be promoted or given even greater responsibilities.
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Every Republican should back Rep, Hice's idea, and the concept should be promoted by Republican leadership.
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I get how people think it is wrong and gambling should not be promoted to kids.
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Here, editors will hand-select titles to be promoted to users, much like Apple does today.
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A spokesperson for Snap said the company doesn't allow illegal content to be promoted or distributed.
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Maybe you'll be promoted to "subject matter expert" and be paid a dollar more an hour.
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The company has given no word on whether the latter's music would also be promoted again.
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They may get less overtime and won't be promoted during that period, which usually lasts a year.
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Salaries are capped, and the lower-division teams in which domestic players might develop cannot be promoted.
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Previously only the heads of the army, navy or air force could be promoted to the post.
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He is expected to be promoted to the majors again once Reading is done with the playoffs.
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Ashoka has studied social movements to find out how this kind of mental shift can be promoted.
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G.E. also said that Jeff Bornstein, the company's chief financial officer, would be promoted to vice chairman.
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Several news outlets reported that Porter was under consideration to be promoted to deputy chief of staff.
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Realism Older workers rarely expect to be promoted within the first few weeks of a new job.
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CNN reported on Tuesday that Porter was due to be promoted before resigning amid the abuse allegations.
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If you're a police officer, you can be promoted from beat cop to detective to police chief.
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Thus the answer to whose good is to be promoted in our social arrangements is — everyone's good.
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Which is that you make sure that you don't promote someone who is not ready to be promoted.
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Giving Tuesday and the partnership will be promoted at the top of all U.S. users' newsfeeds on Nov.
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In five years time, some of them could be promoted to the Standing Committee, China's pinnacle of power.
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Andrew was initially set to be promoted to Admiral on his birthday, February 19, according to the BBC.
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EDT Twitter has reversed its decision and will now allow the ad to be promoted through its platform.
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With Brandi's promotion, Todd Sears, currently Assistant Controller, will be promoted to the role of Chief Audit Executive.
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Nothing indicates that you should be promoted more readily than your asking to be evaluated on your work.
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Others who will be promoted as we complement their strengths and their skills with folks from the outside.
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Solar power and biogas will also be promoted over fossil fuels and imams will teach better environmental awareness.
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Connie Chan breaks the mold at Andreessen Horowitz, becoming the first general partner to be promoted from within
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The winner would be promoted to the Premier League, while the loser would stay down in the Championship.
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Sources told Reuters that Chief Performance Officer Thierry Bollore was set to be promoted to second-in-command.
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Pictures – something that hints that future films could also be promoted through Google properties in a similar way.
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The president also reportedly re-nominated Jackson earlier this month to be promoted to a two-star admiral.
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And content from outlets with higher trust ratings could then be promoted above those with lower trust ratings.
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The recovery in investment continues to be promoted by very favorable financing conditions and improvements in corporate profitability.
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It continues to be promoted as a gem with a finite supply, bound to run out one day.
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Bart Volkmer, its head of litigation and regulatory affairs, will be promoted to general counsel effective June 20.
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It's just giving us this chance to promote such advocacy that hasn't been able to be promoted before.
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Beyond safety concerns, the group wants clear guidelines on what is required to be promoted at the company.
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Colonel Moses was initially slated to be promoted to brigadier general after leaving his current assignment in Afghanistan.
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Some of the affected workers will be moved to new roles at the company, and others will be promoted.
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Sasha, still a back waiter, is preparing for his review with Howard (Paul Sparks) to be promoted to server.
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Encryption is one of the best tools to protect privacy, and it needs to be promoted, used, and protected.
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Once in tech jobs, women are less likely than men to be promoted and more likely to switch industries.
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In this case, even if I achieve very high GDP growth, I will have no chance to be promoted.
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He told me he wanted to be promoted into an operations management position that also included leading a team.
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Men tend to be promoted faster and more often than women, even when they have similar qualifications and performance.
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He found it disheartening to labor through the applications of agency employees who, unlike himself, might actually be promoted.
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Ronny Jackson to be promoted to two-star admiral amid the Pentagon's ongoing investigation into Jackson regarding alleged misconduct.
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"Until I reached a senior level, I felt like if I worked hard I would be promoted," she said.
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A policy issued in March of this year clarified that transgender military members could indeed be promoted to officers.
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Facebook has announced its Messenger Bot store that will probably be promoted in your feed before you know it.
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He had been the top-rated junior Marine in his platoon, and the first to be promoted to corporal.
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Mr. Morton was told that because he was gay, he was a security risk and would never be promoted.
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Women remain under-represented in science and technology and are also less likely to be promoted into senior positions.
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The new titles will be promoted heavily within the app, as well as through digital ads and social media.
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Quarterback Kyle Shurmur, son of Giants Coach Pat Shurmur, is expected to be promoted from the Chiefs' practice squad.
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When men are hired into female-dominated fields, they're likely to be promoted more quickly than their female colleagues.
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The platform allows posts to be promoted via algorithm-boosted hashtags, and sales then take place in private messages.
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He was the first Navy SEAL to be promoted to admiral and was later elected as mayor of Oceanside.
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Rookie Kyle Allen (Texas A&M) is expected to be promoted from the practice squad to be the backup.
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LHP Sean Newcomb (MLB debut) will be promoted from the minors and start against the Mets in Saturday's doubleheader.
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"In organizations, the people that help others are more likely to be promoted to leadership and management positions," says Simpson.
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If this is true, then graduate students are particularly affected because they rely on publications in order to be promoted.
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This could exacerbate existing problems, such as the fact that women are already less likely to be promoted than men.
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Your profile is not flagged or labeled in any way, so no one knows you used Spotlight to be promoted.
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But then in September, the company acquired Eventgrid and, at the same time, announced Parker would be promoted to CEO.
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The scheme is one of many to be promoted in Italy, as the country struggles to regenerate its rural regions.
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When it was time for her mother to be promoted at her job, she stood out a little too much.
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However, Blair says they must be promoted in a way that does not isolate the US from its global allies.
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In 2003, he became the first Marine colonel since 1951 to be promoted to brigadier general while in active combat.
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Ms. Lindhagen said the emphasis still should be on improving working conditions so that women can thrive and be promoted.
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Recent studies have found that Asian-Americans are the least likely of all races to be promoted into managerial positions.
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This result was surprising because troops with more schooling and Air Corps members were actually more likely to be promoted.
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To give NKOTB some credit, this was the first Super Bowl halftime show to be promoted as a real concert.
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Inevitably you get this cascading effect where you kind of lower the bar of what it takes to be promoted.
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Why would an environmental science program want to be promoted on a site that denies the existence of climate change?
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Analysts will be promoted to associate in two years rather than three, the report said, citing a memo sent to staff.
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In a vacuum, those two things wouldn't necessarily mean much because a dormant channel doesn't need to be promoted in search.
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Russian Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Maria Zakharova said that human rights should be promoted with respect for specific national customs and traditions.
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Then Deputy Secretary National Security Adviser Dina Powell could be promoted to Haley's job in New York, where Powell's family lives.
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Tammy Duckworth (D-IL) is a Purple Heart-winning vet who ran a successful race to be promoted from the House.
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Cuccinelli, an immigration hardliner, is expected to be promoted to deputy secretary of DHS, according to a Wednesday report on CNN.
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The ad will be promoted on social media in Washington, D.C., Iowa, New Hampshire, West Virginia, North Dakota, Colorado and Indiana.
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Her boss has also dealt with addiction, and constantly tells her she could be promoted to any level in the company.
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Its magnificent bas-reliefs made me feel that our distinctive oriental artistic style being a rich cultural heritage should be promoted.
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This means that Boro can afford to draw on Saturday and still be promoted, while the Seaguls know they must win.
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It turned into a friendship community and a professional network, identifying conservative law students who could be promoted to fill clerkships.
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The rules restrict how products can be promoted, the language that can be used, and the imagery that can be shown.
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In the past, some officers were taken off the list only to be promoted months later, leaving Colonel Moses's future unclear.
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And I don't think adding a third substance to be promoted by Madison Avenue is something that we want to do.
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White coaches, according to the research, are more than twice as likely as black coaches to be promoted to the coordinator level.
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Nicholas Botta, chief financial officer, will become president and Michael Gonnella, currently a senior controller, will be promoted to chief financial officer.
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It will no longer allow it to be promoted through ads or recommendations, and will make it less prominent in search results.
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"The jury's still out on whether corridors can be promoted to let these grizzlies do their own match dot com," said Walker.
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But it is also critical that we start asking difficult questions about how famine can be prevented and resilience can be promoted.
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As with other In-Stream Sponsorships, the Moment can also be promoted and targeted towards a specific audience using Twitter's advertising tools.
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But is there any statistical evidence that women need higher credentials than men to be promoted and recognised in their own profession?
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What Kerr wanted was a venerable wise man, someone who had coached for decades but had no real desire to be promoted.
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His sole lawful obligation is to demonstrate that the economic fortunes of the 140,000 steel employees will be promoted by the tariffs.
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The $113 billion Anglo-Australian giant says it is already reviewing its memberships, but argues change can be promoted from within too.
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There's a smoking age for cigarettes and regulations around how they can be promoted, but no such rules exist for social media.
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Habib will replace Alfonso Albaisa, who will be promoted to lead Nissan's global design, according to a press release seen by Reuters.
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In 2015, Copeland made history as the first African-American dancer to be promoted to principal in American Ballet Theatre's 75-year history.
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The 235-year-old DC Circuit Court judge will be promoted to the nation's highest court, where he could well sit for decades.
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But not being part of the majority Han Chinese ethnic group meant it was very difficult to be promoted past a certain level.
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The new competition, called the Premier League, was still integrated with old system, so that teams could be promoted and relegated as before.
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The more shares a post gets, the more it will be promoted to similar individuals because Facebook et al optimizes for engagement, period.
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The bank also said Leandro Miranda, the former managing director of its investment banking unit, will be promoted to oversee Bradesco's investor relations.
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She encouraged them to go to night school and watched them be promoted out of her group [after they graduated] to become engineers.
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The shows, now branded as "Snap Originals," will be promoted prominently within the app and will receive prominent placement in Snapchat's Discover section.
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The promise of being able to be promoted to teleoperator is a big part of how Starsky is able to hire drivers effectively.
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Such sentiment might be understandable, but it is surely far better for change to be promoted through the ballot box than with bullets.
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The company said disputed stories may appear lower in its news feed, adding that once a story is flagged, it cannot be promoted.
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Pete Markey, currently TSB's marketing director, will succeed Gilbert as chief marketing officer, while deputy treasurer Alison Straszewski will be promoted to treasurer.
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Even if Kaepernick was benched in good faith, management has essentially required him to take a pay cut before letting him be promoted.
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Natural Cycles is at the center of a heated conversation about the rules of contraception and what should be promoted to young women.
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Luciano Menéndez rose quickly through the ranks and at 45 became one of the youngest officers to be promoted to general in Argentina.
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But two military officials on Wednesday said he is expected to be promoted to the rank of full colonel in the coming months.
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This means that a teacher, for example, could not change schools or be promoted if she refused to take off her head scarf.
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"It is certainly something that is logical," he said when asked if teams could be promoted or relegated within a closed European system.
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Studies have found that Asian-Americans are the least likely of any race to be promoted to management roles in the professional world.
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Charles Lane: We have supported, and I wonder if on that point you have some ideas about how they can be promoted. Sen.
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Associate head coach J.B. Bickerstaff will be promoted to full-time head coach and will run his first practice Wednesday evening, per ESPN.
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The aim is to trick the Instagram algorithm into thinking their account is cool enough to be promoted in other users' Explore page.
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She talked about a "fundamental belief" within the department that younger people should be promoted to fill the positions of more senior officials.
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Kelly's music will still be available on the service but the decision to remove it from playlists means it will no longer be promoted.
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Kelly's music and related playlists will still be available and searchable on the platforms; however, it will no longer be promoted in featured offerings.
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Links that don't pass Facebook's muster will be pushed down in News Feed and can't be promoted as part of a Facebook ad campaign.
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The company's chief operating officer, Marco Beenen, will be promoted to CEO, while senior finance executive Staale Andreassen will become CFO, BW Offshore added.
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Hopefully, Key won't be deterred from praising others' work in the future — after all, who doesn't want to be promoted by someone they admire?
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Gender equality – also one of the major priorities of the IOC – could be promoted by creating teams that included both male and female athletes.
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"We view Norway as a role model for how electric mobility can be promoted through smart incentives," a spokesman at BMW's Munich HQ said.
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Technical and commercial cooperation will be promoted between the members in order to achieve the desired integration and optimization of existing and future infrastructure.
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Facebook, for instance, announced it would stop letting antivaccine information be promoted through ads or recommendations, though plenty of well-known agitators remain active.
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As for Nate, he's upset with the UFC -- claiming Dana White and company hasn't promoted him the way he thinks he should be promoted.
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It recommends that food for infants and young children should be promoted only if they are in line with a country's national dietary guidelines.
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Mike Townsley, president of BEF Foods, will be promoted to the position of president and chief executive of Bob Evans Farms, following the sale.
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It could include showing your friends that you are interested in an event or a brand that paid to be promoted on Facebook companies.
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Price was the first African American to be promoted to head nurse and first lieutenant at the hospital she served at during the war.
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Officials should be promoted from "across the five lakes and four oceans," said the meeting communiqué, using an old Chinese phrase for diverse backgrounds.
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Sityodtong's vision for how mixed martial arts should be promoted differs wildly from what we are accustomed to with the UFC boss Dana White.
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When someone who isn't a subscriber hits one of these paywalls, they will be promoted to subscribe for full access to the publishers' content.
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"We have also suspended these recommendations while we investigate how this content came to be promoted," Shear wrote in a series of tweets Sunday.
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With a sponsor by their side, women are more likely to be promoted to leadership positions than their peers who don't have a sponsor.
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Women are more likely than men to be promoted to the top job at a troubled company, according to researchers at Utah State University.
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But after Kisenosato won his first championship title on Sunday, in his 73rd professional tournament, the Yokozuna Deliberation Council recommended that he be promoted.
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But the Trump administration hasn't made the same commitments, leading to questions on how and if open enrollment season will be promoted this year.
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That's because Instagram is rolling out community guidelines detailing what type of weight loss products and cosmetic procedures can be promoted on the app.
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Sheeple will continue to fall for these money tips so long as these continue to be promoted in the media and by the government.
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LHP Brian Matusz will be promoted from Triple-A Iowa and start Sunday night's game against the Seattle Mariners, the Cubs announced Saturday evening.
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Marsh President John Doyle will be promoted to the dual role of president and CEO of Marsh upon Zaffino's departure, the Insurance Insider reported.
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I was the first female naval aviator to be promoted to the rank of one-star and then two-star admiral in the Navy.
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A 2012 survey found that 37 percent of employers cite piercings as a characteristic that makes a job candidate less likely to be promoted.
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Adding this new feature might inspire more politicians to post to Facebook, especially if they think their posts will be promoted to more voters.
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Construction is perfect because there is a low barrier to entry and it is relatively easy to be promoted once you are hired, she said.
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The top four sides in Leagues B and C will be promoted and the bottom four in A and B relegated for the next edition.
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"My choice of how I choose to wear my hair shouldn't impact my ability to get a job, keep a job, or be promoted," Sen.
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The Times reports that though the first written and documented complaint against McCarrick was filed in 73, he continued to be promoted within the Church.
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Zhang is also expected to be promoted to the Communist Party's 25-member Politburo, one of its elite ruling bodies, three of the sources said.
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The app doesn't appear to be promoted on the Apple TV's home screen just yet, but can be found by searching through the App Store.
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He is the first chief of department in several decades to be promoted directly to commissioner, a civilian post that necessarily dispenses with the uniform.
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Bookmaker Paddy Power is one of the stocks expected to be promoted into the FTSE 100 during the LSE's quarterly review of the index's constituents.
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"If you look at the workplace today, women are less likely to be promoted than men, and there's also an enormous pay gap," Nelson says.
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But in this chaotic environment, for every rumor that Mr. Cohn is about to be promoted, there is one that he is about to resign.
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The measures will be promoted at this week's annual meeting in Washington of the largest pro-Israel advocacy group, the American Israel Public Affairs Committee.
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Such concerns need to be acknowledged, understood and addressed if having a dog is to be promoted as a way of increasing exercise, she says.
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I was a budding producer on a national news program, and I had just diplomatically expressed my strong desire to be promoted in the future.
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The drop-off starts with the first promotion to management: Women are 18 percent less likely to be promoted to manager than their male peers.
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Political analysts had said that Mr. Guo might stay in Shandong and be promoted to Communist Party secretary, the top job, above even the governor.
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Promoting the use of tools like fentanyl test strips, which can allow people to check their drugs before selling or using drugs, should be promoted.
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A lot of people just wait until someone lets them know that they should be promoted, or lets them know they should be getting more money.
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The McKinsey study showed they are less likely to be hired into entry-level or manager-level positions, and less likely to be promoted to manager.
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Having been told she would have ample opportunities to learn, grow, and be promoted, Romero was excited for what she thought would be a huge opportunity.
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Stories like this are becoming familiar, as more evidence piles up that women are less likely to be promoted than men and earn less on average.
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She gains the respect of her peers and is recommended for a training program that would allow her to be promoted to the status of engineer.
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R. Kelly has been removed from all Spotify playlists and his music will no longer be promoted on the platform, the streaming service announced on Thursday.
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Just three years ago, Misty Copeland made ballet history when she became the first Black woman to ever be promoted to principal in American Ballet Theater.
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In theory, this could preserve the tweet as part of the public record without allowing it to be promoted to new audiences through the Twitter platform.
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As part of that effort, the company announced on Tuesday that Josh Tyrangiel will be promoted to oversee Vice's global news operation, a source told Mashable.
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Keith Wildhaber against St. Louis County after Wildhaber was allegedly once told he needed to "tone down [his] gayness" if he ever wanted to be promoted.
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A second source close the Chinese leadership says Hu may end up with a vice premier spot though not necessarily be promoted to the Standing Committee.
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It did not take long for him to be promoted to A-ball at 18 years old, Double-A at 19, and the majors at 20.
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If a supervisor in a scandal-plagued region can be promoted, then are they really doing enough to keep their promises to clean up the mess?
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LHP Matt Strahm will be promoted from the bullpen to start Thursday's game against the Los Angeles Angels, Royals manager Ned Yost announced before Tuesday's game.
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The self-absorbed social distancing long promoted by Silicon Valley would have taken firmer root, only to be promoted still further by the next, inevitable crisis.
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Within two weeks he would retire; Mark Teixeira would announce his intention to do likewise; and Aaron Judge and Gary Sanchez would be promoted to stay.
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You must show that you have the leadership and ability to help your company reach its maximum potential if you want to be promoted, she says.
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Hoping to be promoted to NBC's top anchor post in 1971, a disappointed Mr. Vanocur left the network for PBS when Mr. Chancellor got the job.
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It said her replacement would be Infrastructure Minister Francois-Philippe Champagne, and that Fisheries Minister Jonathan Wilkinson will be promoted to the job of environment minister.
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They reported similar findings: White women and men and women of color are likelier than white men to be promoted to CEO of weakly performing firms.
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It is widely expected the next CEO will be promoted from within, with Phillippi and other analysts predicting the job is Jeep/Ram boss Manley's to lose.
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I would say that if a group that shares your interests takes power, then you will be empowered in the sense that your interests will be promoted.
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But few players get serious coaching in the amateur college system, and those who are not drafted to Major League Soccer cannot be promoted from lower divisions.
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Games can be promoted on the site beneath the live streams, where a bright, Twitch purple-colored "Buy Now" button will appear along with the game's price.
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Trade: Trump said he wanted to work out a "fair and reciprocal" trade with South Korea, and Moon said economic growth will be promoted in South Korea.
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Copeland, the first African-American woman to be promoted to principal dancer with the American Ballet Theatre, couldn't be more qualified to dance in the classic tale.
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Bledel just picked up an Emmy nod for her role as a recurring guest star on the series, and she'll be promoted to series regular this fall.
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Miami FC is a burgeoning little NASL team that started last year, and probably would be promoted to MLS if we believed in those kinds of things.
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Keith Wildhaber filed a lawsuit in 2017 alleging that his department discriminated against him over his sexual orientation while he was applying to be promoted to lieutenant.
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The next day — just before he was due to be promoted to first deputy commissioner — Chief Banks suddenly retired, citing a mix of personal and professional concerns.
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BEIJING — All the political stars seemed aligned for Sun Zhengcai to be promoted to a top national post in China at the Communist Party's congress this fall.
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SKIPPED OVER FOR PROMOTION Across all levels at companies, women are 15 percent less likely than men to be promoted, a recent study by McKinsey and LeanIn.
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No political content as they define it may be promoted; candidates, parties, governments or officials, PACs and certain political nonprofit groups are banned from promoting content altogether.
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Today, Carlyle has a single president and chief operating officer, Glenn Youngkin, although it has younger executives like Kewsong Lee and Peter Clare who could be promoted.
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She advocates measuring specific results such as percentages of men and women hired and promoted, and comparing how long it takes women and men to be promoted.
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In a few hours, he would appear before three of the department's highest-ranking officials at a hearing that would determine whether he would be promoted to sergeant.
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Misty Copeland was the first African-American woman to be promoted to principal dancer at American Ballet Theatre, one of the leading classical ballet companies in the world.
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It had some Republicans crowing about Pence's chances in 2020 -- and others saying they wish he could be promoted to the top of the ticket in 2016. Rep.
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Which is a good thing if you want to be great at your job, but a terrible thing if you want to be promoted or compensated for it.
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Just because someone has many followers, this doesn't necessarily mean they'll be promoted on Discover: Snapchat's on-staff moderators will still approve everything that appears on the page.
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After viewing 10 articles from the media company, a user would be promoted to sign up for a subscription to that publication or log into an active one.
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Michael announced the news internally on Monday morning via an email, which added that current SVP of strategic initiatives David Richter will be promoted to SVP of business.
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Lawrence Nyagwande, the Manicaland manager of Environment Africa, a non-governmental organization, said rainwater harvesting should be promoted vigorously to rural communities while concerns about drought are fresh.
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Google doesn't indicate that these will be advertisers, but rather that any app developer can incorporate beacon technology that will allow their app to be promoted on Nearby.
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"Night testing - as one of the approaches to reaching communities - needs to be promoted as one of a comprehensive package of services," Samba told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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Aside from 255,000 new first officers, CAE said 180,000 first officers will need to be promoted to captain, over half of which will be to replace retiring captains.
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But Ms. Gehr, an Orthodox Jew with 14 years of experience at her school, fears she could be blocked if she wanted to be promoted to vice principal.
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The app is a platform for merchants to sell products: Sellers pay for their wares to be promoted on the app, and pay a fee for each sale.
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What follows is part memoir, part social comedy, but also a poignant meditation on what it means to suddenly be promoted to the ranks of the grown-ups.
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Chelsea wants to be promoted to director, and so she frames her problem this way: 'How do I get a director title when they aren't promoting anyone anymore?
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While each of these areas should be promoted and celebrated internationally, Syrians are instead being violently attacked and invaded by Turkey with the consent of the United States.
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Colonel Moses is currently the chief of staff of Army Special Operations Command, and according to a defense official, he is slated to be promoted to brigadier general.
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Managers can then send electronic recognition to these employees for their good work and track which employees should be promoted and which ones might be in danger of quitting.
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Elders was already a controversial figure when she was asked, at a 1994 AIDS conference, whether masturbation should be promoted as part of an effort to slow the epidemic.
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Sweepstakes is offered by Meredith Corporation and may be promoted by any of Meredith's publications in various creative executions online and in print at any time during the sweepstakes.
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"We are excited about the potential for this tool to show a factory owner a very gender-neutral view of their workforce and who can be promoted," says Krasley.
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It hasn't publicly announced them yet, but in an interview, Square told The Verge why it launched these contracts, which will be promoted to business owners starting in August.
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The live, food-centric interactive video platform — which debuted Wednesday and will be promoted at SXSW — gives users the ability to direct, produce and host their own food shows.
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Gilead Sciences on Friday announced that, effective March 10, John Milligan, currently president and chief operating officer, will be promoted to CEO and appointed to the board of directors.
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Rebekah Brooks, CEO of Murdoch's UK newspaper business, said the companies' brands, including a forthcoming Sun betting offer, could be promoted across print, online and radio after the deal.
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The show's final season will be promoted with a "Bleed For the Throne" campaign, described as an "immersive blood drive experience" in an announcement from the Red Cross website.
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In a comprehensive analysis of 136 studies of more than 23,000 employees, high self-monitors received significantly higher evaluations and were more likely to be promoted into leadership positions.
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" Cruz asked on Twitter, in reference to CIS's claim that several of its tweets were not allowed to be promoted on the platform for using the term "illegal alien.
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What presidential transition scholar Martha Kumar called "a new level cooperation" between the Bush and Obama teams in 2008 should be promoted as the unquestioned model in the future.
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Peter Navarro, an economist whose books include "Death by China" and "The Coming China Wars," is to be promoted, and his ideas seem again in vogue with the president.
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However, under the bill, a Muslim teacher wearing a head scarf could not be promoted to a higher position like school principal if she refused to remove her scarf.
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JL: A recent report on leadership diversity at top technology companies found that Asian-Americans are the racial group least likely to be promoted into managerial and executive ranks.
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The challenge is that there are only so many jobs that a retail worker can be promoted to — which means many workers may not be able to move up.
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He was previously under consideration to be promoted to under secretary for domestic finance at the Treasury Department, but now is in line to be Mr. Mnuchin's No. 2.
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But women are still less likely to be promoted than their male colleagues, according to new data from "Women in the Workplace," a report by McKinsey & Company and LeanIn.Org.
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The gender pay gap shrinks, and women are more likely to be promoted, according to research of public companies by Linda Bell, an economist and provost of Barnard College.
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He wrote memos to the law school dean and others as part of the process to determine whether she would be promoted from associate professor to tenured faculty member.
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In their desperation, Ford and GM are toying with a new strategy: putting their tech assets into ring-fenced divisions that can be promoted as "new Ford" and "new GM".
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Williams is set to be promoted to become the head of the New York Fed, seen as the second most influential position at the U.S. central bank, on June 18.
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You can start out in Level 3, and after 30 days with no disciplinary infractions, you can be promoted to Level 2, where you can have two visits per month.
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Tesla launched a video contest for fans of the brand, with the opportunity for their work to be promoted by the company, and a chance to attend a product launch.
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Goal factoring, Smith explained, is essentially a structured thought exercise: a way to analyze an aspiration (''I want to be promoted to manager'') by identifying the subgoals that drive it.
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Conor McGregor has a pretty powerful supporter -- with Chuck Liddell telling TMZ Sports the Irishman is right ... his fight with Donald "Cowboy" Cerrone should be promoted as the MAIN event.
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Manor's Esteban Ocon and Pascal Wehrlein are both contracted to Mercedes, who provide Force India's engines, and there has been paddock speculation that either could be promoted up the grid.
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It will be promoted as Representative Waters&apos 'official sample ballot' and will contain brief quotes, which convey her opinions and endorsements of the federal and non-federal candidates listed.
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One has to wonder, is this not akin to the Peter Principle, in which you will continue to be promoted until you rise to the level of your own incompetence?
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Gerhard Zeiler will be promoted from president of Turner International to WarnerMedia Chief Revenue Officer, the company said, where he will oversee the consolidated WarnerMedia Affiliates and Advertising Sales Groups.
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Blake Dremann -- who in September became the first known openly transgender service member to be promoted following Carter's repeal of the transgender military ban -- also pushed back on Hunter's comments.
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The space theater is a secondary mission for the operational units in the three military services and as such its leaders are less likely to be promoted to high ranks.
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To this day, female economists are less likely to be promoted than men are, and their research often undergoes a longer review process than papers written by their male counterparts.
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They also may not want to share a cut of subscription revenue with Roku, as is required today to be promoted as a subscription add-on within The Roku Channel.
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The J.League also announced that if 75% of the campaign is completed then the top two teams in the second and third tiers of Japanese soccer will automatically be promoted.
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A rising star in the Army Special Forces community, Colonel Moses is widely considered to be in line to be promoted to brigadier general, a promotion that requires Senate confirmation.
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But stereotypes of Asians as technically competent, diligent and quiet continue to hold sway after college, and this makes Asians less likely to be promoted into management and leadership positions.
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In 2016, the two announced plans to leverage their supply chains overseas, where Walmart's stores (Sam's Club included) would be promoted on JD.com, and their brands would be cross-promoted.
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THEY WILL NOW BE RESPONSIBLE – THEY WILL BOTH BE PROMOTED TO VICE CHAIRMAN, BE NAMED TO THE BOARD, AND WILL EACH HAVE THEIR OWN PORTFOLIO TO RUN IN THE COMPANY.
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His government has called for the remedies to be promoted in its "Belt and Road" trade route, China's push to build ports, rail lines and other infrastructure around the world.
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"Chinese and Russian national security communities share common objectives that can be promoted through further cooperation, such as border security, military technology development, and counterterrorism," he told CNBC on Monday.
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Bill Lowery will be promoted to the newly created role of vice president of operator diversity and ombudsman, according to an internal memo from McDonald&aposs US President Joe Erlinger.
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Xinhua did not say what position Hu would assume, but sources with ties to the leadership said he is likely to be promoted to become one of China's vice premiers.
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Mid-cap investment trust Scottish Mortgage and pest control company Rentokil Initial would be promoted to the index of Britain's biggest companies, FTSE Russell said in a statement late on Wednesday.
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And it now supports streaming at 60 frames per second, with a new section specifically for watching ESPN+ content (the service will also be promoted in relevant content throughout the app).
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While an entry-level Amazon manager needs to have a college degree, an associate with two years of Amazon experience can be promoted to a managerial salaried role without a degree.
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General manager John Dorsey said Monday at his season-ending press conference that the team's performance since Hue Jackson was fired at midseason put both coaches in position to be promoted.
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Betsy Duke, who only joined the board of the third-largest U.S. lender in 2015, will be promoted as Wells tries to repair damage caused by widespread sales abuses against customers.
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"I have an employee who has been working under me for two years now, and I'm pretty sure that he expects to be promoted sometime soon," says Kelsey, a graphic designer.
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He is within kissing distance of a celebration of his entire career at the Hall of Fame, in an event that could be promoted as a must-see show in itself.
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Their experiment -- in which viral and popular posts debunked by the fact checkers are marked as ''disputed,'' and cannot be promoted in News Feeds -- expanded and became more aggressive in August.
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But Mr. Park, the lawmaker, has been charged with defamation after airing suspicions that the former aide and others close to the president had arranged for favored officials to be promoted.
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The ability to add Punchbowl cards to your order for just a few dollars is marketed on the website, and will be promoted in retail stores, too, at a later point.
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Employees also asked for a chief diversity officer to be promoted to report directly to CEO Sundar Pichai and the addition of an employee representative to the company's board of directors.
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Ms. Maas began her Madison Avenue career in 22016 at Ogilvy & Mather, where she rose from junior copywriter to become only the agency's second woman to be promoted to vice president.
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Research consistently shows that in American workplaces, women tend to be promoted once their managers see them perform well; men are promoted if managers believe in their potential to do well.
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Their experiment — in which viral and popular posts debunked by the fact checkers are marked as "disputed," and cannot be promoted in News Feeds — expanded and became more aggressive in August.
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In mid-December, McDonald&aposs announced that Bill Lowery — who has been serving as ombudsman — would be promoted to the newly created role of vice president of operator diversity and ombudsman.
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And now the Mets have turned to Flexen, who becomes the first starting pitcher in the organization to be promoted from Class AA to the majors since Mike Pelfrey in 2006.
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Once they are hired, entry-level women are 18 percent less likely to be promoted than their male colleagues, which contributes to the oft-cited pay gap between men and women.
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Snapchat's redesign puts creators in Discover where they can be promoted to potential followers Snapchat's redesign puts creators in Discover where they can be promoted to potential followers Now it's truly embracing these independent creators for alongside the rollout of the redesign that pulls creators out of the friends' Story list and puts them with other professional entertainers in the Discover section, but that also for the first time promotes social media stars you don't already follow.
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They were less likely than all other racial and ethnic groups surveyed to report getting support from managers, receiving opportunities to interact with senior leaders, and were less likely to be promoted.
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Kelly served in Iraq several times, and in 2003 was the first Marine in more than 50 years to be promoted to the rank of brigadier general while in a combat zone.
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If I really wanted to do this for real, it would have to be promoted in different ways and we would have to make sure that it was representative and well-designed.
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Miller will be promoted from the minors to start the series finale between the Diamondbacks and Giants, Arizona manager Chip Hale announced before Tuesday&aposs 4-3 win in the series opener.
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Parker adds a fresh arm to the bullpen, although Seattle had to release fellow Tacoma reliever Mayckol Guiape from the 203-man roster to clear a spot for Parker to be promoted.
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"And if the organizers do not feel that that is something that can be promoted and celebrated, then I think it's the organizers you need to have a conversation with, not me."
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But they also are facing a time crunch to play all of their postponed matches, crown champions, and determine which clubs will be promoted — or relegated — to new divisions for next season.
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As for the actual fight, KSI and Logan will NOT wear headgear this time around -- and it will be promoted by Matchroom Boxing, which is owned by boxing super promoter Eddie Hearn.
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In 2015, Copeland made history by becoming the first African-American woman to be promoted to the role of principal dancer at American Ballet Theatre, one of the world's top ballet companies.
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His imprisonment is likely to be promoted by China's state media as proof that President Xi Jinping remains committed to his anticorruption campaign, which has seen a number of powerful figures jailed.
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I would not have been able to be promoted to a V.P. position in a white-male-dominated field if not for affirmative action and being given the position of a token.
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The law allows the products to be promoted as "supporting" the health of various parts of the body if no claim is made that they can prevent, treat or cure any ailment.
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It appears a majority of people think this is just how the influencer industry works — you send free things out, and there's no guarantee for your things to be promoted by them.
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Sources told Business Insider at the time that Sikka had hoped to be promoted into a co-CEO role or other prominent position but instead Bill McDermott took over as sole CEO.
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Trinidad and Tobago will be promoted to gold, Japan move up to silver and fourth-placed Brazil will be awarded bronze, subject to any further results from the IOC anti-doping retesting programme.
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By the end of 1940, Walt Disney had inaugurated a program that would train women from Ink and Paint so that they could be promoted into animation, where the original drawing was done.
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" The spokesperson said that Hunter was not denied a promotion, but was "offered the opportunity to be promoted into our Certified Shift Leader program to take the next step on her career journey.
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"But there is a mountain of evidence supporting breastfeeding as beneficial to women's and children's health and it should be promoted and supported," Yourkavitch, who wasn't involved in the study, said by email.
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In that case, Mr. Zhou's deputy, Yi Gang, may be promoted to the governorship even though he would not otherwise have the political seniority to take it, people familiar with the discussions said.
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Reynaldo Lopez, who was acquired last December in the Adam Eaton deal with Washington, is 6-5 with a 3.65 E.R.A. in 20 starts with Class AAA Charlotte and could be promoted soon.
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Experts also say condom use should be promoted as part of a broader prevention strategy along with safe-sex behaviors, increased testing and medication such as pre-exposure prophylaxis―commonly known as PrEP.
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Intolerable that someone who personally oversaw an American-operated torture chamber in Thailand could be promoted to head the C.I.A. As President Trump tries to defend Gina Haspel, two points should be recalled.
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"There is so little that we see that deals with people working in jobs where they are not going to be promoted or where they're not on a managerial track," Mr. Blackstock said.
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The company reiterated that Marchionne's succession "will take place at the appropriate time and the successor, to be promoted from within, will be chosen based a rigorous decision-making process initiated some time ago".
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Study after study shows that women are often punished for seeking positions of power and are less likely to be promoted for those roles despite having equal or better skills than their male counterparts.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - A close ally of President Xi Jinping is expected to be promoted to vice chairman of China's Central Military Commission, four sources said, as Xi cements his control over the armed forces.
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MANILA (Reuters) - Extractive industries like mining should be promoted, not curbed, the Philippines' finance minister said on Thursday, promising investors there will be no more arbitrary suspensions of operations and more transparency in regulation.
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The NPC's chief said the government would act in full compliance with the constitution (which enshrines freedom of speech and assembly), and President Xi Jinping told delegates that capable, honest officials would be promoted.
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A source briefed on the arrangement said all Journal content will technically be available on the Apple service, but that only certain stories would be promoted to users, mainly in the general news category.
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During the hearing, House Republicans pressed Mr. Dorsey about the way Twitter's systems treat conservative voices, including the methods by which the service suggests people to follow or selects certain users to be promoted.
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"They are still active-duty Army officers, and as they continue to be promoted and progress in their careers, they will take command at higher echelons over larger units of soldiers," Baldwin told CNN.
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Wildhaber was applying to be promoted to lieutenant, the lawsuit said, and word had gotten around to owner John Saracino, who was also on the St. Louis County Board of Police Commissioners at the time.
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When a soldier is stationed at the furthest human outpost in the galaxy, he's confronted with an incredible challenge: staying alive in a meaningless existence, hoping to one day be promoted to a better location.
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After the game, the Rays announced that prospect Blake Snell, USA Today's Minor League Player of the Year last season, will be promoted and join their rotation for Thursday's home game against the Seattle Mariners.
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LONDON, June 1 (Reuters) - Hikma Pharmaceuticals will be promoted to Britain's benchmark FTSE 100 equity index after a sharp rally in its shares since March, while satellite company Inmarsat will drop out of the FTSE.
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Earlier the same week the company responded to the public outcry over the story by saying it would no longer allow suicide related content to be promoted via its recommendation algorithms or surfaced via hashtags.
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From then until 2011, he led the engineering team in Yahoo's search and advertising tech group before joining luxury travel site Jetsetter as VP of Product — where he went on to be promoted to CTO.
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Less surprisingly, Nivea didn't decide to run with the agency's spot as part of its own advertising campaign, with the video's creators telling Ad Week that the "Care From the Air" campaign wouldn't be promoted.
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Separately, dozens of other rising military officers are likely to be promoted to the Central Committee, the party's highest organ, whose some 200 voting members oversee governance of the entire nation, not just the military.
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It found that although Asians were the largest racial cohort in the work force, they were the least likely among all races to be promoted to managers and executives — and Asian women trailed Asian men.
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Making good on Sanchez's promise during the campaign, the acting economy minister and former general director for budget at the European Commission will be promoted to deputy prime minister with a focus on economic affairs.
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That year, he had joined the entourage of Socialist Party leader François Hollande, only two years before Hollande would be promoted to the Élysée Palace and serve his first and only term as French president.
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Deputy Editor in Chief Matt Murray will be promoted to executive editor, and editors for digital content strategy and strategic initiatives will be added, the Journal said in internal memo to employees reviewed by Reuters.
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"The effect of alleviating poverty and reducing corruption at the site-level might be other (potentially more effective) approaches, that should be promoted more," Severin Hauenstein, one of the researchers involved in the study, told CNN.
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Under the plan, Britain will insist that full fiber connections are available to all new build properties, operators will be able to enter tenanted buildings to connect renters, and competition will be promoted amongst commercial providers.
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Li could be promoted to Zhang's position on the Central Military Commission, which is in overall charge of the People's Liberation Army, when the party holds its once-in-five-years congress in Beijing next month.
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Even more highbrow fashion and entertainment journalists I talked to spoke about producing content made to lure in visitors from dubious SEO keywords, though these articles would not be promoted on social media or the homepage.
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Along with companies such as Just Eat, which is expected to be promoted to Britain's FTSE 100 index later on Wednesday, Delivery Hero's addition reflects consumer demand for cheap, efficient, on-demand services to order food.
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Chen has never worked closely with Xi. Chen Xi, 22015 this month, a native of Fujian, is tipped to be promoted to minister of the party's organization department, overseeing the promotion and deployment of party officials.
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Brought on as a "counselor" to Mr. Mnuchin in March, Mr. Muzinich is expected to soon be promoted to a Treasury position that will broaden his portfolio of responsibilities, according to people familiar with the process.
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But the company also realized that in order to continue to grow as a home security company, it would need to be promoted by the population that people most closely associate with addressing crime: the police.
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Signed to a minor-league deal in the offseason, Ramos is expected to be promoted from Triple-A Round Rock to receive the spot start after left-hander Cole Hamels was scratched due to left groin soreness.
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The most egregious spam was the video of the Christchurch attack, but trolls also streamed pornography and otherwise prohibited content, often using bot networks to upvote the streams so they would be promoted into other users' feeds.
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Best Buy also on Monday announced that, effective June 11, current U.S. chief operating officer Mike Mohan will be promoted to president and COO, while the company conducts an internal and external search for a new CFO.
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Bakhtiar says she was fired from Fox News in 2007 after complaining about a 2006 incident of sexual harassment from Brian Wilson, who at the time was about to be promoted to Fox News Washington bureau chief.
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Though the campaign to have Salmon replace Brosnan is completely forgotten today, in 237, British media was so sure Salmon would be promoted to the franchise's lead role that multiple UK outlets reported it as a certainty.
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The commanding heights of the global economy may be dominated by familiar companies: a premier league of superstars that constantly jostle to avoid relegation, and a first division of less stellar performers that struggle to be promoted.
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It will be promoted through YouTube and Facebook during the convention and will be played on a mobile video truck driving around the Wells Fargo Center ahead of Clinton's acceptance speech Thursday night, according to the NRCC.
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Assistant professors in the 10 top-ranked American economics departments, for instance, were more likely to be promoted to tenure the earlier the first letter of their last names fell in the alphabet, a 2006 study found.
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"Li Zhanshu will succeed Zhang Dejiang," a source familiar with the situation said, adding that Zhao would also be promoted into the Politburo Standing Committee and was likely to succeed Wang Qishan in leading anti-corruption work.
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On this sweltering afternoon in May, a contestant hoped to win favour both by wearing a diamanté-encrusted pink gown and by impressing potential donors with her ambition to be promoted to senior office in the LNP.
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"This is the biological process that makes us want to buy a bigger car or house, or be promoted at work," said Schultz, a German-born professor of neuroscience who now works at the University of Cambridge.
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He didn't specify if this person could expect to be promoted to the co-CEO spot alongside Catz, should Hurd be unable to return, or if these people would be groomed for an eventual CEO role later.
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There can be plenty of discussion about the best ways to regulate and reduce emissions, but the argument that our economic well-being can be promoted by the drastic rollback of environmental regulation does not hold water.
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Whatever the reason, you have to navigate the journey from professional to party, choosing clothes that signal that you are polished without being boring, attractive without being provocative, and that you're looking to be promoted, not propositioned.
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The official, who was not authorized to speak publicly, said matches would be held in as many as 15 cities, and that the compact size of the country relative to its rival bidders also would be promoted.
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With this in mind, when concerned lawmakers scrutinize diversity at tech companies, they should look beyond the raw numbers to ask questions like: Do minorities typically have to have more accomplishments than their peers to be promoted?
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One of the reasons why I've stayed with my company is because I know there is an opportunity to succeed and be promoted, but there's a lot of competition and that causes me a lot of stress.
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The streaming company received backlash after announcing its policy on hate speech and hateful conduct, which meant Spotify wouldn't allow music from artists who contravene this to be promoted on its playlists or anywhere in its service.
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Among new projects, China is focusing on safer "third-generation" reactor designs, including its homegrown Hualong 1 technology that will be promoted overseas in line with Beijing efforts to become a globally dominant player in the sector.
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DAKAR (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Trees are an overlooked source of income for farmers in sub-Saharan Africa and should be promoted as a means of reducing poverty and hunger in regions hit hard by climate change, researchers said.
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For instance, there are quotas imposed on how many books featuring mainly people of color can be promoted or picked up at a particular time, according to LaDelle and Regina Flath, a book cover artist who's half-Filipina.
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Such as pointing out that the final text of Article 13 includes an exception for startups — "whose growth will be promoted by clarifying their situation for the use of content protected by authors' rights", as it tells it.
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"Be creative in how you back announce podcasts, but please avoid outright promotion," Turpin wrote, before declaring that NPR One, the much beloved podcast app from the company could not be promoted in any way on member stations.
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He has been the second most senior official in Shanghai's municipal Communist Party branch since July 2014, working under party chief Han Zheng, who some analysts expect to be promoted to a post in Beijing later this year.
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"I've had to have a conversation recently with a team member who has always been a solid B to B+ player who said she was bored and wants to be promoted," says Emily LaRusch, CEO ofBack Office Betties.
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The ballerina — who became the first-ever Black woman to be promoted to principal dancer in American Ballet Theater (ABT) history last summer — was adamant that a doll created in her image would live up to its namesake.
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In 2013, Mississippi passed a Literacy Based Promotion Act, which mandated that in most cases, a student scoring at the lowest achievement level on the state-mandated third-grade achievement test won't be promoted to fourth grade. Voilà!
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In the life sciences, women are less likely either to receive major grant funding or to be promoted to full professor — and they are paid less even when they produce the same amount of scholarly output as men.
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Also, limits it has put on policies that may be promoted and language that may be used, even though the policies may respond to commonly felt needs and the language may be taken for granted among common people.
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The dynamic 1990 "Étoile Rouge Congolaise" with its spiky curves was envisioned as a "High Multicultural Court of Wisdom" for the Republic of the Congo, where the arts and education would be promoted as assets for well-being.
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Another important step that needs to be taken if tech companies want to retain female employees is for management to recognize the accomplishments of women, even if they are not in a position where they can readily be promoted.
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However, an analysis of nearly 250 leading firms in Britain and Germany which tracked the performance of companies against senior appointments found no evidence that women were more likely to be promoted to top jobs in times of turbulence.
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Which is why it might come as a surprise that Asians—especially Asian women—are among the least likely to be promoted into leadership positions, according to a new study from Ascend Leadership, a nonprofit group for Asian professionals.
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Kashiwagi, 56, had been expecting to be promoted to the role, people familiar with the matter told Reuters, and his exit had raised questions about whether he had clashed with Nomura's senior management over the company's future business strategy.
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Prinstein has found that people who are likable, no matter how popular they were in high school, go on to be more successful (better jobs, more likely to be promoted, better salaries) than people who simply care about status.
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"A woman in power is someone who is not a threat to Putin, and thus can easily be promoted, because the Russian population is still very conservative and not yet ready to take a woman seriously," Stanovaya told me.
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"There are no jobs in Portugal," said Mr. Graca, who was hoping to be promoted to barista, which pays £9.20 an hour, more than Pret's base pay of £8.50 and higher than the £7.20 rate considered a living wage.
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To fill the gaps, Katherine Heigl will storm into the firm as a disruptive lawyer, and Dulé Hill — one of the most reliable character actors across television during the past two decades — will be promoted to a series regular.
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In September, the firm announced that John E. Waldron, the co-head of investment banking, would be president and chief operating officer, and Stephen M. Scherr, who runs the firm's consumer bank, would be promoted to chief financial officer.
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A Stanford University study found that if a woman has "PTA coordinator" on her résumé, she is 79% less likely to be hired, 50% less likely to be promoted, and is offered an average of $11,000 less in salary.
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That's good news for the employees taking the time they have been afforded; corresponding studies from Project: Time Off have shown that workers who used their vacation days were more likely to be promoted than those who forfeited them.
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At Wells Fargo, DeNunzio will partner with Sam Farnham, an investment banker who will be promoted to become head of M&A in the Americas, the people added, requesting not to be named because the moves have not yet been announced.
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Previously, the league operated on a system of promotion and relegation; at the end of the season, the worst teams would drop down to the league below, while the best teams from the second division would be promoted to the LCS.
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She would never have considered asking to be promoted as a producer, or so we can assume, for she recognizes the role to which she is circumscribed: the entertainment, a product to be sold by those who grip the reins.
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The group announced on Friday an experiment to try and reform the image, working with its creator, Matt Furie, who will create "a series of positive Pepe memes and messages" to be promoted on social media with the hashtag #SavePepe.
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Rather, it may be promoted, and perhaps initially caused, by chronic low-grade inflammation that is now also linked to other major chronic ills, including heart disease and Alzheimer's disease, in which diet and exercise may play a protective role.
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FRANKFURT, March 30 (Reuters) - The finance chief of German potash and salt miner K+S, Burkhard Lohr, is set to be promoted to the top job, replacing Chief Executive Officer Norbert Steiner, German magazine Bilanz cited company sources as saying.
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Alonso, the fastest of the five cars eliminated in Q2, is set to be promoted to 10th on the grid for Sunday's race if Mercedes' Valtteri Bottas is handed a penalty for a gearbox change after a crash during Q3.
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While the Mets welcomed back catcher Travis d'Arnaud, they will hold a workout for the Cuban defector Yulieski Gourriel, keep an eye on the former Met Jose Reyes, and take a look at which prospects might be promoted or demoted.
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In an announcement that seemed designed in part to address questions about the bank's succession planning, JPMorgan said two of his deputies, Daniel Pinto and Gordon Smith, would be promoted to the joint roles of presidents and chief operating officers.
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Teams would be eligible to be promoted and relegated among the three divisions, but the financial resources available to those at the top could create a competitive advantage that might secure their places in the Champions League for the foreseeable future.
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The owner of the restaurant, who was also on the St. Louis County Board of Police Commissioners at the time, offered up some surprising career advice for Wildhaber as he applied to be promoted to lieutenant, according to the 2017 lawsuit.
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MUNGER: WELL, I THINK THIS IS A VERY GOOD IDEA, AND ALL OF THE BERKSHIRE SHAREHOLDERS SHOULD BE VERY HAPPY ABOUT IT. YOU CAN HARDLY FIND TWO MORE QUALIFIED PEOPLE ON EARTH TO BE PROMOTED TO MORE RECOGNITION AND SO FORTH.
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The social media platform has come under fire for permitting a tweet that activists have said supports female genital mutilation to be promoted on its site, meaning that it showed up on the timelines of users who didn't follow the poster's account.
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Emanuel said 100 more part-time workers in Chicago will be promoted to full time to help deal with the problem that forced more than 450 American Airlines passengers to miss their flights over the weekend because they couldn't get through security.
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In an interview with David Bradley of The Atlantic, she recalled the night she got a call from the then PepsiCo chairman and CEO telling her that she would be promoted to president and made a member of the board of directors.
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Tusk, who chairs EU summits, said their membership bids would be promoted at a planned EU-Western Balkans summit on May 17 in Sofia, capital of neighboring Bulgaria, which joined the EU in 2007 and holds the bloc's rotating six-month presidency.
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While we all recognize that certain regulation is a necessary and expected part of operating in today's environment, the federal government has overstepped its boundaries, using burdensome rules to constrict business operations and oppress growth at a time when it should be promoted.
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"They're worried that they're gonna lose their jobs," said Blake Dremann, a lieutenant commander in the Navy who became the first openly transgender service member to be promoted following the Obama administration's 2016 repeal of the ban on trans people in the military.
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While she worked in the Senate and will be promoted to an assistant deputy librarian of collections and services at the Library of Congress this fall, Shogan says she had to study up on the lobbying world to pen her latest mystery.
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Mike Rogers -- Late last year, Rogers was simultaneously a candidate to be promoted to Director of National Intelligence under President-elect Trump and on the hot seat to be fired as director of the National Security Agency by then-President Barack Obama.
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You do need to have more of this responsibility in place, and you need the different ways to understand what is the content that you should be putting in recommendations, what is the content that should be promoted for different use cases.
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When one of the former dancers met with Mr. Martins to ask what she needed to work on to be promoted to soloist, she said, he responded that with about 100 members in the company, it was hard for him to pay attention.
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Still, there is evidence that female economists are less likely to have their economic research published by central banks, that they are less likely to be promoted, and that their careers are more likely than men's to suffer when they become parents.
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Still, there is evidence that female economists are less likely to have their economic research published by central banks, that they are less likely to be promoted, and that their careers are more likely than men's to suffer when they become parents.
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He hopes that he will soon be promoted to some better-paid and less far-flung post that might enable him to send for his wife, Marta, and their sons, whom he has left behind in Mendoza, in another corner of the Viceroyalty.
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The official KCNA news agency reported Ri, the latest military official to be promoted under North Korean leader Kim Jong Un, gave a speech as minister at a New Year dinner reception hosted by the ministry on Thursday for embassies and international organisations.
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In his World Day of Migrants and Refugees Statement in January of this year, Pope Francis made a clear call for family unity: "The family's integrity must always be promoted by supporting family reunifications," citing families as the bedrock of culture and values.
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The owner of the Wall Street Journal, News Corp, which owns a majority stake in REA Group said in a statement to the NASDAQ that Fellows will be promoted to the role to oversee all of news Corp's Digital Real Estate interests.
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It can be hard for coaches because they want results as well — to be successful, to be promoted to the next step up — but we try to find coaches who focus on the development of players, who learn the individual, not the team.
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"If you go back in time to the genesis of sexual categories, all of the sexologists are really concerned that heterosexuality is fragile, that it needs to be promoted and kept safe and made to happen, because otherwise it won't [be]," said Hugh Ryan.
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In other words, getting an A. With a bit of prodding, they further tell me that they believe that if they keep their heads down and "get that A," they will be given the next great project or be promoted or granted the raise.
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Guangdong provincial party secretary Hu Chunhua, Chongqing boss Sun Zhengcai and Guizhou's Chen Miner, all born in the 1960s, are considered prime contenders out of the so-called sixth-generation leadership candidates to be promoted into the Standing Committee at the five-yearly party congress.
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"Meagan Hunter was not denied a promotion at Chili's, but instead she was identified as a high potential Team Member and offered the opportunity to be promoted into our Certified Shift Leader program to take the next step on her career journey," the statement reads.
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"While racist individuals and groups continue to embrace the Confederate battle flag, it has never been more clear that this anachronistic symbol of hatred, slavery, and insurrection should not be promoted or gratuitously displayed on federal property," Huffman said in a statement on Tuesday.
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If you say (or even hint), "Our boss told me she thinks you're too much of a complainer to be promoted," he's probably going to interpret that more as a sign that people are talking behind his back than as a friendly heads-up.
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"We are working with patients, physicians, health insurance plans, and states to improve how opioids are prescribed by health care providers and used by patients, how opioid use disorder is diagnosed and managed, and how alternative approaches to pain management could be promoted," it said.
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If someone is sharing incorrect information in a video that's going on YouTube, and it's going to be promoted algorithmically to millions of people, it actually does make sense that YouTube should be the one taking responsibility for what it's promoting in that way.
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"We were particularly aware of the impact on clubs with the potential to be promoted or win competitions, but in the end we have had to make the decision to ensure we play our part in safeguarding Welsh communities," WRU CEO Martyn Phillips said.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China on Saturday appointed a new top official for the southern export powerhouse province of Guangdong, whose former leader sources say is likely to be promoted to a vice premier, part of a reshuffle after the end of a Communist Party Congress.
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"We are not aware that Mr. Vitiello was ever disciplined for his actions and instead of being demoted or fired, if confirmed as ICE Director, he will be promoted to the highest position in one of the nation's largest law enforcement agencies," the union president wrote.
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"For the executives [determining pay], performance reviews are a way of understanding who are the top and bottom talents of the company, who is doing really well and can possibly be promoted and figuring out compensation distribution, " said Rajeev Behera, CEO of the performance management platform Reflektive.
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The BBC reports that an intervention from Banksy's legal team delayed the publication of the study after they contacted the university with concerns about how the study was going to be promoted, specifically around the wording of a press release that was set to accompany the paper.
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"With 2 percent of Facebook's U.S. employees being African American, and 85033 percent Hispanic, we remain convinced that a stronger commitment to diversifying the ranks of your company ... will help in ensuring that innovative and inclusive platforms continue to be promoted by your company," they wrote.
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"For 60 years, the U.S. administration, both Republic and Democratic, thought that European integration should be promoted because it was good for Europe and it was good for the U.S.," Anthony Gardner, former U.S. ambassador to the EU during the Obama administration, told CNBC's Joumanna Bercetche.
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We easily forgive the film's suggestion that one needs a best seller to be promoted to associate editor — in fact, the job title is a stopgap, a means of promoting an assistant while taking away her overtime — because "The Last Days of Disco" is not about publishing.
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"We really want the violence to stop as soon as possible so Hong Kong can be promoted around the world as a safe place," said Ronald Wu, executive director of Gray Line Tours of Hong Kong, which has seen its business drop by more than half.
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During her tenure at George Mason University she rose to become the most senior woman faculty member in the Schar School of Policy and Government and was also the first woman in the history of George Mason to be promoted to the rank of university professor.
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The UK's Royal College of Physicians—the same group that, in the 60s, first blew the whistle on cigarettes causing cancer—has released a report heralding vaping as an important public health tool that, the group argues, ought to be promoted far and wide as an alternative to smoking.
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The technical repercussions of this linguistic barrier are even more pronounced for my dad, who, while one of the most competent and senior persons in his office, has yet to be promoted to a managerial role because he continues to fail the verbal interview part of the process.
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There's evidence that people of color are paying dearly at work for being good immigrants: For example, while Asian Americans are the most likely racial group to be hired to high-tech jobs, they're the least likely to to be promoted in those jobs, according to Harvard Business Review.
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MUMBAI, Aug 22 (Reuters) - India bonds and rupee fell on Monday after the government said the Reserve Bank of India Deputy Governor Urjit Patel would be promoted to Governor, a role in which he is expected to hold the line on inflation by keeping interest rates on hold.
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As he explains, the 1991 Tailhook scandal, and its revelations of widespread sexual assault during a convention of naval aviators, led to the Navy and Marine Corps asking Mattis and other officers to certify whether they or anyone under their command had attended before they could be promoted.
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But among those sized up in the confidential spreadsheet, fully 80 percent of older employees — those with the most years of service but no points and therefore most vulnerable to layoff — were rated by superiors as good enough to stay at their current job levels or be promoted.
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