A trade secret also has to be valuable and it has to be valuable because it's a secret.
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For an advertising agency, those consumer insights can be valuable.
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And research suggests the information can be valuable to investors.
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There can be valuable lessons in their sometimes painful feedback.
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Most applications don't require 100 percent accuracy to be valuable.
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Tempow thinks its technology could be valuable for smartphone manufacturers.
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CreditKarma's nudges to reshop auto insurance may be valuable, too.
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Keep your old clothes; they will be valuable as fuck.
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Collectors uncovered information that could be valuable to Deloitte's senior managers.
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That would be valuable or that they're the best at teaching.
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Rare insects like Wallace's giant bee can be valuable to collectors.
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For climate scientists, that information could turn out to be valuable.
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" But, he added, Shakespeare "wanted to be valuable to his times.
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Professional social media platforms, like LinkedIn, can be valuable networking tools.
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The land created would be valuable and have an indefinite life.
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Drones are also proving themselves to be valuable in disaster scenarios.
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Even so, the Czech officers found his knowledge to be valuable.
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A newly discovered painting by Mr. Van would indeed be valuable.
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This information would be valuable to a number of different companies.
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In an economic downturn, you want to be valuable at work.
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That "lead generation" can be valuable to companies seeking new customers.
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These would prove to be valuable lessons for Williams in her career.
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Not because the contents of the phone are likely to be valuable.
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Any items inside will tend to be valuable, lethal, unlawful or contested.
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However, the manuscripts in their backpacks proved to be valuable as well.
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Like others, transgender people yearn to be valuable, contributing members of society.
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And should it not do so, that too would be valuable information.
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"Parking spaces will always be valuable — for the foreseeable future," said Stokes.
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"Content and news relevant to you will always be valuable," Murdoch said.
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Loans can be valuable — if students are able to pay them back.
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Why might Mr. Kupperman be valuable to Democrats in the long run?
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Big men with high assist numbers tend to be valuable NBA players.
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Might your knowledge be valuable in another position in your current field?
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Some of that research could potentially be valuable for preventing destructive scenarios.
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That tends to be valuable today [to be seen as] an empathetic person.
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"If it gives him fresh eyes, then that can be valuable," Obama said.
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Any data that could shed light on the incident would surely be valuable.
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"[Employees] want to be valuable and spend time on core tasks," Thomassen said.
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Anything that gives us more measurements from directly inside hurricanes would be valuable.
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For the Obamas, the books may be valuable beyond the multimillion-dollar advances.
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"Dream Hoarders" implies that lower inequality would be valuable whether or not mobility changes.
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This is the data that could be valuable to insurance companies, employees, and police.
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But in order for that to be valuable, Apple has to keep going up.
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His experience as the party's organisation chief will be valuable for the new job.
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But they said Mr. Putin's legal acceptance of the deal would still be valuable.
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Bringing more competition to those troubled low-competition exchanges would be valuable and important.
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Military experience can be valuable, but not to the point of overwhelming the civilians.
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For Miller and Sheffield, SLE curves turned out to be valuable in an unexpected way.
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It's hard to articulate what that means, to be valuable, especially as a Black woman.
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The ability to use the immunotherapy to jump start the immune system would be valuable.
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With all this in mind, it is clear why he could prove to be valuable.
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When the time comes to design more progressive social policies, that freedom will be valuable.
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And hopefully there's going to be valuable learnings for them as they start that phase.
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If your time is not valuable to you, why should it be valuable to me?
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Tax avoidance is, however, not the only way in which financial advice can be valuable.
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If you are teaching a great math class, it will be valuable to students anywhere.
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And that's horrible, but can also be valuable," Litman said, calling it a "Trump bump.
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It needs to be on the tip of consumers' tongues for it to be valuable.
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A New Testament fragment would be valuable — especially when beautifully packed by an auction house.
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Williams and other bases affected by the closure program turned out to be valuable assets.
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"I don't think there's any doubt that it's going to be valuable," Dr. Langer said.
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It could be difficult to wear or it could be valuable but out of fashion.
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It is a situation Ryan has grown accustomed to, and it might be valuable experience.
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It has real connections and resources that will be valuable to the Massachusetts Democrat's campaign.
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It can also be valuable for Congress to have outside experts periodically embedded on staff.
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Neglected grassland, which is often perceived as unattractive, could also be valuable for nature conservation.
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But, in a pinch, if Mom and Sis disappear, having a backup can be valuable.
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But, in a pinch, if Mom and Sis disappear, having a backup can be valuable.
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Glide is hoping the combination will be valuable enough to make the product take off.
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These tiny space probes can be valuable tools for planetary scientists These tiny space probes — which weigh anywhere between a few hundred pounds to just a few ounces — can be valuable tools for planetary scientists, as well as provide internet access and monitor space traffic.
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Cockroach milk also contains protein and amino acids, which could potentially be valuable to human health.
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The estate could be valuable because it can control the use of Manson's name and image.
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Depending on state consumer protection laws, such cases can be valuable recourse for a wronged consumer.
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The group will continue to grow so long as it remains small enough to be valuable.
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" H&R Block: "H&R Block has come down, so you think it might be valuable.
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The lesson, to which I'll return below, is that impeachment without removal can sometimes be valuable.
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The data that Stem brings in from all these disparate platforms may also, itself, be valuable.
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That would be valuable for financial transactions or voting that involves transmitting information between two points.
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You always want to be valuable to the team and that's how I looked at it.
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Encouraging lawmakers to provide a supportive regulatory environment that balances innovation with oversight would be valuable.
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But a change does not have to solve a problem completely, he said, to be valuable.
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After that, the display starts to show you information it thinks will be valuable to you.
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And we'll get more experience, and these things will come back and be valuable to us.
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Cardano will be valuable based upon hard work, real world use and the utility of the platform.
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That information can be valuable for companies that offer programmatic advertising technology or customer relationship management (CRM).
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The company also hopes that the data it collects from users will eventually be valuable to studios.
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The panel and representatives agreed it would be valuable to expand the program to two-year colleges.
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This evening will bring some tension and grumpy attitudes, but what you learn tonight will be valuable.
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Shepherd said the ability to tap your equity in a home later in life can be valuable.
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Barbie might be valuable, but some of her houses and other accessories could also make you money.
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It would be valuable for her to better understand and process and integrate it into her life.
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And there are a number of free services from well-known vendors, which can still be valuable.
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Even knowing what types of headlines work best for fact-checking posts would be valuable, Mantzarlis said.
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Adopting more of his approach will be valuable in dispatching Democratic rivals — nasty work though it is.
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Especially for young employees, it can be valuable to explore new labor market options in distant locations.
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"I think it would be valuable for her to testify and come before the committee," Schiff said.
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Securing local partners could be valuable for foreign bidders as they adjust to realities after Brexit, she said.
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Naturally, the talent and technology behind such a core functionality would be valuable to a company like Pinterest.
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As telecommunications companies like Verizon attempt to become larger media conglomerates, Yahoo's media business could still be valuable.
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Those connections could be valuable when it comes to demanding accountability from the national federations, CONMEBOL, and FIFA.
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The information they have could be valuable to an actor seeking to identify and track persons of interest.
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West's experience at the Department of Justice will surely be valuable to the company in regards to those.
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With America's collective student loan debt growing beyond $1.3 trillion, such benefits will be valuable to many employees.
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"Clearly, it will be valuable to shrink the distance and get people travelling back and forth," said Gendron.
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Clinton did it through low-key strengths that happen to be valuable against Trump — oftentimes even more so.
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"We wanted to make sure the tech was far enough along to be valuable for partners," he said.
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And then also, how this might be valuable in a really topsy-turvy situation like we're in now?
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Independent refinery analysts say the company is well maintained and could be valuable to another company or companies.
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Neither channel is a huge moneymaker, but extra content to push onto streaming platforms could still be valuable.
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"I think we sometimes forget that activities don't have to be profitable to be valuable," Ms. Wapnick said.
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Children can be valuable targets for identity thieves because the thieves can launch a credit file from scratch.
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"We see that this will be valuable mostly for companies who do not have engineering experts," Stoica said.
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Contrary to the article's contention, the ability to reallocate investments with no immediate taxes owed can be valuable.
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"The Necklace" is a story about authenticity and counterfeits, about what we consider to be valuable and why.
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The fact-check, obviously, even though it might be valuable, isn't having the effect that it once did.
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While this can be valuable, it is perfectly okay to remain anonymous and not feel "guilted" into public pronouncements.
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A promotion can be valuable to a user if it comes at the right moment in the right place.
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We have now discovered quite a bit of jewelry belonging to my mother, which we believe may be valuable.
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The company does, after all, have detailed information on people's commuting habits and that must be valuable to someone.
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He believes the communication tool could be valuable if another storm wipes out all communication again as Maria did.
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This twilight state may be valuable for computers, but while their life spans extend, our own sleep is suffering.
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Your puppy pictures might turn out to be worthless, but that college translation from Serbo-Croatian could be valuable.
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But if they give art history a different spin or shape, they can also be valuable, warts and all.
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Even among officials who worry about war, there is sympathy for his view that "failing quickly" would be valuable.
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The goal was to resonate with a younger audience that Moungvang believed had the potential to be valuable clients.
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Skalnik, meanwhile, continued to be valuable to the state attorney's office after his molestation charge was dismissed in 1983.
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It will be valuable for the brand to take some time off, and recalibrate in the land of streaming.
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But she thinks ride-sharing services can be valuable, especially if her kids just need to get home safe.
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It can be valuable in assessing a company - just not in the way some companies use it, critics say.
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Also, the subscription list for the magazine could be valuable in seeking out customers for the Examiner's national publication.
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Charles Manson left his estate to a pen pal ... and what the murderer left behind may actually be valuable.
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There can be valuable perks to booking directly through the hotel's website instead of a third-party site, said Clampet.
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Then again, the black FreeBuds won't be immediately confused for an Apple product, and that might be valuable to you.
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This would be valuable information when choosing a president with the skill to negotiate with congressional opponents or international foes.
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They can prove to be valuable partners or they can act as regional arsonists and create a number of complications.
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White people are sometimes seen as more authoritative even when they aren't, and that can be valuable to nonwhite people.
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"I think most people don't even know that their data can be valuable," says UC Berkeley computer scientist Dawn Song.
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"She also did a lot in terms of e-commerce and multichannel, and this experience will be valuable for Starbucks."
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"Any interaction with a daily developer and user of cryptocurrency is likely to be valuable to North Koreans," she said.
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For example, it would be valuable to know the names of the individual Eurorack modules as Hawtin is using them.
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Several firms have come forward with offers to buy the business, which could be valuable to competitors, the papers state.
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They are required to consult with the members when those members have knowledge that would be valuable to the reporting.
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I wanted to hear their thoughts on whether live bacteria treatments, like what Mother Dirt is selling, could be valuable.
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We may find a few that are at the stage where getting $50 million or even $100 million would be valuable.
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That data would be valuable as other US states might also begin closing vaccine exemptions to prevent the return of measles.
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So, the question is now whether or not the limited amount of data MoviePass can collect from moviegoers will be valuable.
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Of course, LinkedIn itself once had the idea that its data could be valuable to email users and help enhance productivity.
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Analysts say that pre-notifying DHS would be valuable in situations where a major vulnerability is about to be publicly disclosed.
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And having SoftBank's Masayoshi Son on side would be valuable, with his deep pockets and ride-hailing holdings across the globe.
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Still, the researchers think understanding these variants — and millions of others like them that may be discovered later — could be valuable.
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Nevertheless, (get it?) let these be valuable lessons for all: Always ensure your book is properly copy edited BEFORE it's published.
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Last week, LinkedIn CEO Jeff Weiner said his platform will be valuable for workers as they lose their jobs to robots.
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This XPRIZE won't only be valuable for women, but for global society as a whole and for the economy, Tata says.
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So, while ketamine continues to be valuable in surgeons' and even psychiatrists' offices, the consequences of using it recreationally are dicier.
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Kibibi's genes "are considered to be valuable in maintaining a strong lineage of cheetahs in human care," said the Columbus Zoo.
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She said that she was honored to help and believed that her notes and analysis would be valuable to Russian officials.
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Those safeguards could be valuable if Andrés Manuel López Obrador, a staunch opponent of energy reform, wins Mexico's presidential election next year.
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But don't forget the co-ed or partnered shower, which can be valuable option for same-sex as well as heterosexual parents.
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Wouldn't it be valuable if a vendor could pinpoint what company and what developer introduced a potential problem into a supply chain?
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"The ability to post videos, even without advertising revenue, can be valuable to content providers in reaching a wide audience," Chen wrote.
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Additional studies to determine what the impact on life is in the lagoon craters, especially at the deeper depths, would be valuable.
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But she herself admits that such stray fragments would only be valuable if they were indeed part of some much larger whole.
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In this study they're speculating that getting more education might be valuable, but it might be a chicken and egg question here.
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"Every experience — positive, negative and in between — will be valuable for you in the future," Goff said of his rough rookie year.
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We tell them to do their homework before they go outside to play, and this same principle can be valuable to adults.
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Further research comparing chronic and occasional users would be valuable, as would be study of how smoking marijuana compares to using edibles.
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These shows rail against "normal" pastimes, as well as the idea that in order to be valuable an activity must be productive.
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Thirty-two percent said it would be valuable to them to see a woman as the party's presidential or vice presidential pick.
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A final way in which Cohen's testimony could be valuable is in adding evidence to civil actions that are ongoing or anticipated.
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Tax lawyers who know Rettig say his background will be valuable because he understands how the IRS's actions impact the real world.
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Another lesson is that even old hacked data can sometimes be valuable, given that some of these passwords might still be valid.
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And having SoftBank's Masayoshi Son on its side would be valuable, with his deep pockets and ride-hailing holdings across the globe.
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Twin Peaks will still be valuable to Showtime for decades because both the show and the network are owned by CBS Television.
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If you have stories or artifacts that might be valuable to the project, fill out this form to notify the community center.
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The bottom line: If you're the child of a prominent politician, your connections are going to be valuable in many different industries.
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And these contracts may yet prove to be valuable tools because the entire aluminum market is adjusting to life after the queues.
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Such offsets would be valuable for the sectors of the economy that are the most difficult to decarbonize, such as air travel.
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A former waiter, Mr. Ryan said that the skills learned doing low-paid work often prove to be valuable later in life.
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The majority went toward making jewelry and gold bars and coins — items that have value mainly because they're trusted to be valuable.
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Election law prohibits candidates from taking money from a foreign source or anything else that might be valuable, such as opposition research.
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For companies that offer everything from home loans to car insurance, the trail of information that consumers leave behind can be valuable.
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And these contracts may yet prove to be valuable tools because the entire aluminium market is adjusting to life after the queues.
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Drivers signed the deal with the expectation that those accumulated shares would be valuable should the company ever be sold or go public.
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Data from such transactions can be valuable to prove to advertisers that it worked, and the customer actually bought something, du Toit said.
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The Economist: In the knowledge economy, human capital ought to be valuable and vital—so why are companies acting against their self interest?
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Stewart Richardson, partner at RMG Wealth Management, suggested EM assets would be valuable to long-term investors who can ride out any volatility.
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But he said that many members thought it would be valuable to talk to him about education, water rights, tribal sovereignty and coal.
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" He also wrote: "Achievement tests may well be valuable indicators of general school achievement under conditions of normal teaching aimed at general competence.
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His private sector expertise will be valuable as we begin to tackle these challenges and reverse the last eight years of economic heartache.
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Those traits can be valuable for men too, just as everyone can benefit from traditionally feminine traits like being emotionally open and caring.
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They taught me that credit cards can be valuable for daily use, but that paying interest essentially negates any perks you might get.
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Guitars are "a favorite of millions," he told CNBC's "Halftime Report " on Friday, and can be valuable in both new and old conditions.
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Like other successful execs, Holmes advises against thinking of your career as linear, and says unexpected or lateral moves can be valuable, too.
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My colleague, Stanford Law School professor Mark Lemley says that when used correctly, patents can be valuable because they generate real technology transfer.
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Competitiveness and self reliance can be valuable traits and we shouldn't necessarily disadvantage those that have them, like what's been done in education.
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The Pentagon considers the Kurds to be valuable allies, while the Turks see them as terrorist supporters of Kurdish PKK rebels inside Turkey.
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For those who want to invest, but don't have time to research every mutual fund on the market, they can be valuable tools.
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"They just seem to be on this downward spiral, and if he can break that in any way that, then that would be valuable."
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"It might be valuable to have the launch system come to you rather than have the satellites go to the launch system," says Pomerantz.
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Miss Sweden, Miss Argentina " And in a more political dig: "And there's one area where Donald's experience could be valuable, and that's closing Guantanamo.
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Tracking technology offers a wealth of information about an animal's habits and movements — datasets that might be valuable to poachers as well as scientists.
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Aucoin told reporters it would be "valuable" if Australia and others sent warships to conduct similar operations within 12 nautical miles of disputed territories.
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Most of the nodes themselves are several years old, but they could still be valuable to researchers looking to trace the NSA's past activities.
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The Department and FBI take congressional inquiries seriously and believe that the documents provided next week will be valuable to the Gang of Eight.
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Exxon Mobil argues that fossil fuels will be essential for a growing world population and its assets will be valuable in the long term.
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"As long as the feedback you provide is actionable, people will find it to be valuable," Austin McChord, then CEO of Datto, told LinkedIn.
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It's been a challenge trying to manage everything personally so getting some advice or just being able to hear from others would be valuable.
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She attributes some of this to the skillset of MBAs, which can be valuable in times of disruption and lends itself to remote work.
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Instead, it can prevent you from taking a shot that could be valuable — even if you don't get the result you were hoping for.
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Such a trove would be valuable for the multiple House committees that are delving into almost every aspect of Trump's business and political affairs.
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It's not clear if an investigation is being conducted at this point, but the data from on board the ship would likely be valuable.
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A two-way conversation (a "workplace intervention" of sorts) with higher-ups can be valuable in fostering support, ideas and feedback for everyone involved.
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Bannon appeared to indicate that the information, if reported and confirmed, could be valuable against Kushner, his rival for power in the Trump administration.
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But whatever the company learns from the affair could surely be valuable for the development of future products — although they probably won't be phones.
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While credit cards can absolutely spell trouble for your finances if you use them to rack up debt, they can also be valuable tools.
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But Democrats have argued that basic fact-gathering would be valuable for senators to make a decision about Kavanaugh's nomination and the allegations against him.
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The tool could be valuable for politicians looking to capitalize on YouTube's targeted ad capabilities before voting begins in Iowa and New Hampshire in February.
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There are "half steps" to the cloud that have some benefits (there is no need to buy hardware, for example) and these can be valuable.
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In addition, more thorough background checks could well be valuable as a way of getting a better handle on some of these sorts of problems.
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Why it matters: Beyond the official reasons for Netanyahu's trip, the embrace of Trump and other American supporters could be valuable to his political prospects.
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Looking to the future Meta-analyses such Khandaker's "can be valuable," said Dr. Charles Raison, a psychiatrist and professor at the University of Wisconsin-Madison.
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Some of those might be valuable to you, but I've found that the best of the best stick to the listening experience above all else.
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"Women are often resident in Antarctica now, and research investigating their response in terms of energy dynamics and aerobic fitness would be valuable," he says.
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That turned out to be valuable when Anze Kopitar deflected a point shot by Fantenberg at 17:56 to draw the Kings within a goal.
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He realized his services might also be valuable to someone who wants to get active, but doesn't want the intensity of a personal training session.
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Information on vulnerabilities can be valuable for hackers who can use the databases for guidance on what potential vulnerabilities they can exploit in the future.
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"I have confidence that the Wild Boar boys will grow into great humans for this country, and be valuable and prominent in Thailand," he added.
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That remains to be seen, but I'm in it for the long haul so I expect that my investments will be valuable again in time.
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The land for the train yards was bought by the M.T.A. in the early 1980s with the idea that one day it would be valuable.
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The benefits of an inverse E.T.F. can be valuable — but only for a day at a time, said Greg McBride, chief financial analyst for Bankrate.com.
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"There will be certain traits that we can predict are going to be valuable in the way the world is likely to be," he said.
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Manage your own expectations and listen to what your manager says after they say no – their reasoning could be valuable information for your future career growth.
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Queste says it would also be valuable to know if the overall supply of oxygen is decreasing, or if it's the consumption of oxygen that's increasing.
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They note that, in only looking at tweets about a broad index, the results indicate that there could be valuable signals from tweets about specific companies.
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I want to keep an eye on Facebook, and the vantage point of being a user (albeit an inactive one) might be valuable in the future.
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Scholar may be a low-priority side-project (please don't kill it like you killed Reader!) but maybe that data is going to be valuable someday.
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Software that helps reduce this burden and helps create more photorealistic content is going to be valuable as the demand for high-quality 3D content increases.
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While a single show might be valuable, having a creator on board where all their new shows will be exclusive to one platform is especially lucrative.
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"Amazon's unique expertise, capabilities, and perspectives will be valuable for us as we drive towards our mission," Aurora wrote in a blog post about the news.
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The cloud-based data can also be valuable to municipalities and fleet managers by identifying up-to-the-minute road conditions, CEO Amit Nisenbaum tells Axios.
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She wore the ring for years while shopping and even doing chores before bringing it into Sotheby's after a jeweler told her it could be valuable.
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And it's not a hard and fast rule, but I'm mostly interested in backing startups that can leverage marketplaces, or that can be valuable to them.
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Speaking to Business Insider, Altieri shared some tips for how you can determine, as a non-expert, whether a watch might be valuable or a fake.
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While it can be valuable to see where you stand against others your age, the big question is: How much should millennials be saving per month?
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The ride-hailing pilot in Arizona could help Waymo log more miles on the road, which could be valuable in helping the company keep its lead.
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How do you balance that with going, "I want this to be valuable to someone reading it five years from now or two years from now"?
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The data on your driving habits — how fast you drive, how hard you brake, whether you always use your seatbelt — could be valuable to insurance companies.
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If the economic problems of the past decade had been unusually hard on the white and the old, then an economics-focused explanation could be valuable.
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The good news is that these are skills that will still be valuable when they return to school and move on to college and the workplace.
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Dr. Methot's study confirmed, again, that these relationships can be valuable, as employees who reported more multiplex relationships also received better performance reviews from their supervisors.
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An influential celebrity backer can be valuable during a primary; one study credited Oprah Winfrey with netting Barack Obama an estimated million primary votes in 2008.
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So I wonder if you think that humor provides a different dimension that would be valuable either for you or for somebody else running for president?
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Klauser plays a recurring character named Matal, a female warrior whose abilities to sense energies are shown to be valuable to the survival of the Alkenny.
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But Hatch, whose committee has jurisdiction over tax writing in the Senate, said that cutting the rate to even 25 percent would be valuable and difficult.
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My desire [at EVC] is to learn how to facilitate media-making with teenagers so that I can develop something that would be valuable for Detroit.
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Given the revelations this morning, there is a strong case to show that Donald Trump Jr. did solicit information, which would be valuable to the campaign.
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Blockchain's signature strength — disintermediation of a central authority — could also be valuable in applications like asset registration, payment systems and managing carbon and clean energy credits.
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Huhtaniemi agrees that Vasalgel could be valuable in certain populations but feels that in terms of birth control for the masses, a less-invasive option is needed.
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And a financial planner's judgment can be valuable—say, in advising on strategies like converting money in a traditional IRA to a Roth IRA later in life.
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Beeke's approach to this project — by being both a participant and an observer — proved to be valuable in achieving the uncanny harmony of relaxation and overstimulation. —A.
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"Artists can be valuable collaborators with all kinds of scientific projects," one of the competition winners, Toronto-based Digital Art and Science Contributor, Ron Wild, tells us.
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Researchers focused on Syria are consolidating and saving huge volumes of digital data that could be valuable for a hypothetical future war crimes tribunal holding perpetrators accountable.
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"These natural connectors from your personal network can often introduce you to relevant people outside your social circle that could be valuable during your search," says Augustine.
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The kit will also tell owners if their dog is likely to pass disease-associated mutations to a pup — which will likely be valuable information for breeders.
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They can also be valuable for older adults who might have difficulty getting to the doctor's office, as well are caregivers in search of guidance, he said.
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Gorsuch's background promises to be valuable on the Supreme Court, which hears a significant number of business disputes among the roughly 70 cases considered each annual term.
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But the addition could be valuable to advertisers, who have been quite resistant to spend on Reddit due to lack of data and concerns over inappropriate content.
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"I think there was an article of faith maybe ten years ago that all data should be kept because it will ultimately someday be valuable," Davidson said.
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Dr. Megquier said "I've been studying a lot of the dog cancers," but that there are reasons studying certain naturally occurring cancers in cats could be valuable.
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The White House knew attendance by the Trump administration at Zelensky's inauguration would be valuable, and in a meeting with a Zelensky aide, Parnas conveyed a message.
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He was also convinced by top national security aides, including then-national security adviser John Bolton, that engaging the new leader would be valuable in countering Russia.
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So over the past decade, they began talking more and more about which publications cover women's narratives — and who, by association, considers women's narratives to be valuable.
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In a world where Netflix will soon have to compete with a potentially $6- to $7-a-month Disney+, a cheaper option to undercut that could be valuable.
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It's the story of how he tries to replace that world with one in which popular kids can be kind and smart, and outcasts can be valuable too.
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One premise of Lampert's investment was that Sears' real estate holdings, including anchor-store positions at shopping malls, would be valuable even if the core retail franchise suffered.
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A student with a computer science degree will continue to be valuable, but equally important will be someone with a background in design, human resources, or behavioral science.
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The findings, which were presented last weekend at the 33rd European Association of Urology conference in Denmark, suggests that gender confirmation surgery can be valuable for certain patients.
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It is paramount to deliver the right message at the right time and the mobile marketing automation / CRM innovators will be valuable to delivering the appropriate user experience.
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Many of these features may only be valuable for the most dedicated weather nerds amongt us and may not replace a more feature-rich Weather app like AccuWeather.
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This assumes, of course, that progress in self-driving cars, like that of the consumer internet, turns out to be valuable for an ever diversifying set of uses.
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Like any investment that is less marketable as a result of an illiquid market, stock that is less likely to be valuable and/or marketable should be discounted.
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The projects are constructed in hopes of fostering the ability to think flexibly and learn on-the-fly, rather than try to predict what knowledge will be valuable.
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If you're younger, having someone significantly older that you trust can be valuable — for example, when you're writing an email and want a sanity check on the tone.
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The Equifax data provides information that could identify people who aren't even in these positions of influence yet, he said, and could be valuable for years to come.
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But friendship can be valuable all on its own, and showing Alex and Meredith as great buds instead of soon-to-be lovers would drive that point home.
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Certainly. It would be valuable to research how the term conspiracy theorist came into its current meaning, as someone who is on the wrong track or a nut.
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Building that connection and having the ability to share diversity of thought and teamwork with students meeting together from all over the world can be valuable, she added.
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If it works, the linguistic test also would be valuable in assessing the effectiveness of treatments to prevent cognitive damage because of C.T.E. or to slow its progression.
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As hitters increasingly tailor their swings to hit fly balls, a pitcher like Morton — whose career average for homers per nine innings is just 21862 — can be valuable.
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And I wonder if you think that humor provides a different dimension to that that would be valuable either for you or for somebody else running for president?
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Agents questioned the man, asking why he had decided to stay in Asia, concerned that he possessed a number of secrets that would be valuable to the Chinese.
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Those flat age-based tax credits to buy health insurance would be valuable only to people who can afford to pay the rest of their health insurance bill.
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I hope this experience will be valuable as I work to build on the legacy of our first president, Nursultan Nazarbayev, who led our country with such distinction.
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But like many other doctors, I have discovered through my own medical practice that these companies can be valuable partners in helping improve the health of my patients.
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The noise canceling that M&D has developed for these headphones can't compete with that of Sony or Bose's flagship NC headphones, though it's decent enough to be valuable.
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You can check out how that could be valuable in the GIF below, which shows off the new capability to only display the newly-namable versions of a Doc.
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In many other sports, this would be valuable indeed: for example, in football (the association variety), no club boasting Lionel Messi in his prime would need to fear relegation.
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"We believe this teaching can give the next generation of North Korean professionals additional concepts that may be valuable as they seek to develop their country," the spokesman added.
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However, this approach can also be problematic; it can still tip off a website that you're using Kaspersky Lab's security software, which can be valuable information to a hacker.
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And we're vulnerable to automation -- fake accounts that invent, share, and amplify information to fool tech company algorithms into believing information will be valuable in capturing their users' attention.
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Rare or older comic books can be valuable, but newer comic books won't sell for much more than their original price — and that's only if they're in mint condition.
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"It was about as simple as you could get and still be valuable," King said about version one of AAT, which initially launched for News Feed, profiles and groups.
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Rather, it's the sustainable farming ecosystem on the inside of the habitat that Raymond feels will be valuable, not just to future Martians, but also malnourished communities on Earth.
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And even if it couldn't, the argument went/evolved, it would be valuable for programmers and advertisers to know which shows generated a lot of online conversation, because … engagement.
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MSNBC, on the other hand, "cut away because the information no longer appeared to be valuable to the important ongoing discussion around public health," a network representative told Insider.
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Mr. Wilkins said Mr. Donohoe's background at eBay and ServiceNow would be valuable as the company continued to expand its online offerings and sell more products directly to customers.
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Some scientists believe that derivatives of fentanyl, which has legal uses as a painkiller, could be valuable in cancer research, or in developing the next generation of opioid antidotes.
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Ripley: So, one of the things I've asked women and men is what do you think women may be—what different perspectives do they bring that might be valuable?
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He will be moved to Detroit, where he was originally charged and where court documents suggest that he might be valuable in the government's investigation into other Volkswagen officials.
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My main objective in wanting to provide you with this confidential information is the belief that it could be valuable to people in general and sex researchers in particular.
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But Mr. Flynn's cooperation could still be valuable in guiding Mr. Mueller's understanding of the campaign's contacts with Russia, even if he cannot directly implicate anyone in a crime.
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It was a company that had a clear social goal, or that it wanted to make ... They thought that computers were gonna be valuable, and having that become ubiquitous.
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A Google spokesperson told us that Top Stories could be valuable for immediately presenting a range of different types of useful information on a search query, especially when it's newsworthy.
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While the bathroom cabinet is home to most of our favorite skin-care products, there's another household space that's also proven to be valuable to our beauty routines: the kitchen.
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Later in life, he started collecting coins in the hope they'd be valuable some day, but he left a note telling us to save his collection for his first grandchild.
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The pair of satellites performed exactly as intended, relaying signals from InSight back to Earth, proving that small satellites could be valuable on deep space missions for very low costs.
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It would, though, also be valuable if such an agent could explain its decisions, so that the person being alerted was able to spot and ignore the inevitable false positives.
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You could see how information about what you find attractive could be valuable to advertisers and other entities over time, especially as the world inches toward more targeted, personalized marketing.
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They could be non-democratic, in the sense that the infrastructure built or the incentives offered might ultimately be valuable to the company and not the citizens of a community.
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But another part comes from cryptocurrency entrepreneurs wising up to the fact that their little upstart protocols, in order to be valuable, needed to have an ecosystem built around them.
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The public would conclude that the president indeed has nothing to hide, and his willingness to release the White House counsel to tell all would be valuable proof of it.
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Dampened expectations might be a good thing North Korea's warning might also be valuable in another way if it tones down the crescendo of expectations in Washington about the summit.
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While the marketplace may be flush with software developer jobs, you still have to know what you need to know to do the job, and the degree can be valuable.
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Responding to a barrage of derision for linking the likes of Thucydides and the founding fathers with Justin Bieber, Mr. Billington said the tweets would be valuable to historians someday.
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"If we find a traveling companion who knows the retail industry very well we could speed up growth," Illy said, adding a partner with a U.S. expertise could be valuable.
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On the next pitch, Giancarlo Stanton hit his major-league-leading 45th home run — which turned out to be valuable insurance when the Mets scored three runs in the eighth.
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The coach, Mike Neighbors, in his first season with the Huskies, was looking for a captain and created a list of 27 qualities that would be valuable in that position.
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She hears them, and their input will be valuable as she convenes the Federal Commission on School Safety and works to find solutions to keeping all students safe at school.
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When the Metropolitan Transportation Authority created a yard for commuter trains on the West Side, its chairman at the time, Richard Ravitch, knew the site could be valuable one day.
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" In a bland statement about the unspecified Amazon investment, Aurora wrote on its blog, "Amazon's unique expertise, capabilities, and perspectives will be valuable for us as we drive towards our mission.
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SenseTime is a company focused on visual intelligence, and deep learning, so the-, the criteria for the technology to be valuable is, of course, that your accuracy must surpass human performance.
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Inside HQ's attempt to grow its ad business Despite HQ's struggles, it still can be valuable to advertisers, Kerry Flynn reports: To sell sponsorships, HQ's team touts the game's concurrent viewership.
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Control on a large scale Huhtaniemi agrees Vasalgel could be valuable in certain populations but feels that in terms of birth control for the masses, we need a less invasive option.
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Mr Cagney told the Financial Times that Mr Jain's experience should be valuable as SoFi looks to broaden its sources of funds beyond securitisation programmes and sales of loans to banks.
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Watch: Inside China's Last Matriarchy Chiefs such as Tuire at the forefront of protests against illegal logging and mining, and have proved themselves to be valuable leaders and passionate, brave spokespeople.
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Why it matters: The method could be used to better recognize trees and crops in aerial photos, which would be valuable for monitoring agriculture and for conservation and land management efforts.
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When I create something new, that new creation is my statement of what is missing in the world and if brought into being, would be valuable to someone or [a] firm.
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Alan Davidson, VP of global policy at Firefox owner Mozilla, agreed with Gray that there's no need for companies to store the vast amounts of data once believed to be valuable.
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The idea of music needing a political purpose to be valuable undermines so many other elements such as craft, performance, and of course, whether or not one actually enjoys the work.
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I don't want it to be something people have to endure to get to some kind of ending, you want it to be valuable and emotionally satisfying as you go along.
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Work with those politicians by volunteering on their campaigns, inviting them into community events and forums that could be valuable, and thanking them for their sincere efforts working on your issues.
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It has rarely considered people with disabilities to be valuable consumers (despite the fact there are estimated one billion worldwide), while simultaneously exploiting the objects and devices associated with the disabled.
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As social psychologist Donald T. Campbell put it in 1976: [A]chievement tests may well be valuable indicators of general school achievement under conditions of normal teaching aimed at general competence.
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The vile content that is amplified through digital megaphones is a reminder of why ethics and standards can be valuable, especially for the platforms that project the loudest voices in our culture.
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While Lincoln doesn't think it's a good idea, Sucre contends that he would be valuable since he's been traveling world on cargo ships (something tells me that will come into play eventually).
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This information might seem oddly specific, but ahead of the New Year, when lots of people are signing up for memberships or headed to new workout classes, this could be valuable intel.
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Josie is leery about him sitting in on one of their sessions, but he proves to be valuable, going so far to help write a song they perform later in the episode.
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And free speech will be valuable in the coming years, both for Trump, who so effectively uses it to steer political narratives, and for creatives who want to comment on his administration.
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It's the kind of personal detail that can be valuable in spear-phishing campaigns, in which would-be hackers pose as a trusted source to trick people into giving out sensitive data.
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Policies to improve the effectiveness of investment tax credits would be valuable, as would public support for geologic storage monitoring and liability to provide certainty to project developers pursuing direct air capture.
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For most arrivals, however, the job isn't over as their parts continue to be valuable to aircraft still flying and aircraft operators are always in need of additional parts to maintain aircraft.
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In a car near the airport, Mr. Hansen took notes on classified documents that the associate provided, and said that they would be valuable in discussions with Chinese intelligence, the complaint said.
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These can be valuable traits in politics since the moderate, accommodationist wing of the Democratic Party sometimes needs outside pressure to force it to focus on causes larger than the next election.
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The increased benefits of the Delta Platinum card like the annual companion certificate, MQM Boost, and additional earning rates can be valuable for some flyers, especially those working toward Delta elite status.
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There's every reason to believe that passengers' activities on a flight would provide monetizable data that could be valuable to other airlines, aircraft manufacturers, credit card companies, and god knows who else.
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Opportunity has a moral basis: It will only be valuable for those who deserve it and will not inconvenience or harm those who already have the opportunity (whether they deserve it or not).
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"SenseTime is a company focused on visual intelligence and people-learning, so the criteria thing for the technology to be valuable is, of course, that your accuracy must surpass human performance," he said.
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It's a very niche application of smart tech, to be sure, but it's easy to see how the feature could be valuable for an advanced user who needs that kind of detailed data.
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Today, a wider range of mental health resources are available than ever before, and self-help resources can be valuable and cost-effective preliminary options for students experiencing low-level mental health symptoms.
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Some employers, for example, might find changes in health behaviors that contribute to employee well-being to be valuable even if a high ROI is not indicated by quantitative health or financial statistics.
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"It would be valuable for future research to investigate whether the biases that we have observed here manifest in face-to-face interactions outside of the laboratory," the researchers wrote in the study.
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While the espionage group has not been definitively linked to the Chinese government, the hackers appeared to be after information on South China Sea issues, which would be valuable to the Chinese navy.
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Yes, and to make sure what they're getting is fully truthful, that it will be valuable, and that the person is willing to answer any question posed truthfully as the case moves forward.
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It remains unclear why it would be valuable to mimic the shape of a tree in a housing proposal, specifically this housing proposal — except simply to break the idea of the tower block.
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In an age when social networking has been defined by Facebook and its nearly 2 billion users, it might be hard for investors to see why a smaller network can be valuable too.
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That is not much better than a 50-50 coin flip, but even low-confidence forecasts can be valuable, as long as you do not expect them to be better than they are.
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A third witness has alleged in written testimony, seen by CNN, that Geovanis may be valuable in the mystery of whether Russia has material on Trump that could be personally embarrassing to him.
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One U.S. official familiar with Miller said his past service showed a focused on addressing global militant networks that fuel insurgencies, which could be valuable in the fight against Islamic State in Afghanistan.
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The American Political Science Association, the primary professional association for political science professors, finds political blogging to be valuable enough to include a section for its members to blog directly on its website.
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They excluded areas that are currently used as urban or agricultural land, or that would naturally be grasslands or wetlands, because these ecosystems can themselves be valuable carbon stores, as well as supporting biodiversity.
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We consider its relationship with Privateer (US operator and 77% owner) to be valuable, both for brands like Marley Natural (with inherent consumer equity) and for its US operations, especially if US legalization comes.
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The group is currently assessing the value of the Weinstein Company's assets, but BuzzFeed News understands that the coalition is prepared to acquire all of the assets if it believes them to be valuable.
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Will it be valuable enough for you to bear the cost of servicing a customer regularly if you can own the relationship, or are you going to build a platform based solely around volume?
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"They are going to be valuable assets to us just given the situation we've got and ... the weather forecast," British Columbia chief fire information officer Kevin Skrepnek said in a daily call with reporters.
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They added what proved to be valuable insurance runs in the fifth, when Kevin Plawecki (double) and Amed Rosario (single) each had RBI hits, and sixth, when Plawecki's run-scoring fielder's choice scored Bruce.
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And if that's the case, understanding the mental errors behind those mistakes can be valuable for anyone who cares about forecasting and prediction (which, one way or another, is pretty much all of us).
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Although that trade has looked like a shrewd decision, holding on to Refsnyder proved to be valuable on Saturday, as he doubled in two runs in the Yankees' 5-43 victory over the Athletics.
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In Exxon Mobil's view, fossil fuels will be essential in energy production for a growing population around the world in the coming decades, and its assets will be valuable in the years to come.
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"Great analysts will always be valuable," Pinto said, adding that he hasn't reduced head count in his research department yet because he wants to see several more quarters of client behavior before making cuts.
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Agnes Callamard, a United Nations expert in extrajudicial killings who investigated the Khashoggi case, said that even a limited Turkish trial would be valuable because it would make more evidence about the crime public.
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Despite such accolades, Mr. Gauthier said that introducing his own brand would have been impossible without his M.B.A., something he says would be valuable for any of his peers in the independent watchmaking world.
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Bolton is slated to publish his book in March on his tenure in the White House, and Democrats have indicated the notes he took while working at Trump's side could be valuable new evidence.
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"I was excited because it worked extremely well — they uncovered results that will be valuable for me and for the whole field," said Cori Bargmann, an expert on C. elegans at the Rockefeller University.
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This isn't required (and for those of us who hate push notifications, it might not be valuable) but it did help me remember what I was supposed to be doing in the first place.
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Nonetheless, a device that could produce any amount of electricity at night would be valuable; after the sun sets, solar cells don't work and winds often die down, even as demand for lighting peaks.
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While Harris drew only modest support by the end of her campaign, her endorsement would be valuable for any candidate in the field, especially in the push to win support from African American voters.
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Plus, using the machine to produce something like vaccines would be valuable since, according to the paper, it could reduce any "undesirable background production" or be transported to an area where geography is a factor.
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For smartphones to be valuable to LG as more than just engineering showcases, LG will have to prove that it can sell its unique advantages to a global audience and in a supremely competitive environment.
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He noted that when patients go to see a doctor or visit a hospital for treatment they willingly — and often unthinkingly — turn over vital personal information that can be valuable for would-be identity thieves.
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Deep down, I knew that the investors who knew what they were doing wouldn't take us seriously at this stage, nevertheless it would be valuable experience for her to learn how to navigate these meetings.
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ESPN fantasy ownership: 44.3%Week 3 stats: Two receptions, 97 receiving yards, one touchdown — 18.4 fantasy pointsOne thing to know: If Patrick Mahomes is throwing you passes, you're going to be valuable in fantasy football.
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"We've learned that the F-22 is a big vacuum cleaner for data and it would be valuable to share that data with other aircraft," said Merchant, whose team is working to develop that capability.
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There's been some concern about automated vehicles in the environment because people haven't experienced them, so I think this may be valuable to look at later, to see how people react when they see us.
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" An MSNBC network spokesperson said the network aired the briefing for more than an hour before cutting away "because the information no longer appeared to be valuable to the important ongoing discussion around public health.
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Martin Feldstein, a Harvard University economics professor and a longtime adviser to Republican presidents, said that the moment was not perfect, but that Mr. Trump should nevertheless press ahead because the changes would be valuable.
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The deep-learning-backed camera system and feedback mechanism as well as the miles driven using the device could prove to be valuable for automakers attempting to develop safe driving systems and eventually driverless cars.
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STONE: Michael Caputo, my long-time associate was working for Trump contacted me and said a man named Henry Greenberg - that turns out to be an alias - has information to be valuable to the Trump campaign.
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"The biggest reason why four billion people don't access the Internet — bigger than issues of access or cost — is they don't know why it might be valuable," Zuckerberg had proclaimed in his IIT Delhi town hall.
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"It's kind of like a blank canvas…it's us giving the creators the tools to customize their membership offering and provide whatever perks that they feel is going to be valuable to the fans," he says.
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Would people really be interested in taking the time to describe their morning routine or office habits without a substantial monetary inducement (and would their data be valuable enough for firms to pay a substantial amount)?
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From a more elevated perspective, exhibitions of this kind can be valuable public services: The best fill in historical gaps you didn't know you had, and compensate for museums limited in time, money or curatorial vision.
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The cost of college is higher than ever, making it important to pick a major that will be valuable in the long run, with a high likelihood of post-graduation employment and a decent expected salary.
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Heritage Action for America Vice President Dan Holler said that it will be valuable for lawmakers to know that their conservative constituents have their backs if they vote for a measure opposed by key industry groups.
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"We see opportunities where our industry knowledge and experience can be valuable to Euskaltel, and we look forward to continuing our constructive relationship with the leadership team to help return the business to growth," he said.
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It is one of nature's most beautiful displays, and can be valuable, even essential for species such as certain varieties of lodgepole pine, which actually rely on fire to open their cones and release their seeds.
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They say investors are often getting in with little grasp of how virtual currencies work, like the decentralized network where all the transaction records are kept, or why they may be valuable over the long term.
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A researcher who was not involved in the study, Kurt Giles, at the University of California, San Francisco, said that if this finding led to a new means of diagnosing the disease, that would be valuable.
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Boards are fiduciaries to represent the interest of all shareholders — big and small — and this includes employees who bet with their careers and with reduced pay in order to have equity they hope will be valuable.
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Rather than working intimately with our subjects and our camera, as we usually do, we had to place the V.R. rig somewhere, walk away, and hope we captured something that would be valuable to the film.
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Even though the data is no longer precise due to the randomization, Apple says it still displays a "slight bias" toward trends that would be valuable for the software to learn, such as new slang words.
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But when companies do respond, "it could be valuable for people just to learn the extent of the data that's being collected, and how it's being categorized and processed, and just how it's being used," says Hilts.
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For example, if you find yourself in a difficult financial situation or should your financial priorities shift due to a significant life event, having the flexibility to move from one payment plan to another could be valuable.
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While it can be valuable to share stories about personal struggles with eating disorders, those same details of disordered eating behaviors or graphic images of extreme weight loss can be potential triggers for some people, Mysko says.
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We have her to thank for a great speech to her friends about how women don't need to aspire to marriage and kids, or limit themselves within one race if they do, in order to be valuable.
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Unlike the ceramic tiles used to protect the Space Shuttle on re-entry, this flexible but strong 3D-printed fabric has countless applications, which is another reason it could be valuable for future missions to other planets.
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Though a newly announced bundle for Disney+, ESPN+ and Hulu might seem like a steal from the consumer subscription point of view, Disney CEO Bob Iger said the move will be valuable for the company's advertising business.
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"This additional reference point would be valuable for long-term financing pricing in the kingdom as a whole; it will support developmental and infrastructure projects, as well as public and private sector debt issuances," the DMO said.
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The latter could be valuable to practice interacting with and receiving feedback from other people, so you learn to engage differently and also learn to feel comfortable with yourself, even when the focus is on someone else.
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It's not something a client must avail themselves of, but it could be valuable for both ex-cons (who struggle to find work, thus raising recidivism rates) and for employers (particularly in a red-hot labor market).
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Blockchains — secure, time-stamped sets of digital records — are expected to be valuable tools in areas like supply chain management and banking that feature large amounts of information shared among multiple parties using varied data management systems.
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Elisabetta Groppelli, a virologist and lecturer in public health at St. George's, University of London, told VICE News that the incoming equipment would be valuable in helping Italian health authorities respond to the crisis, alongside other strategies.
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On the other hand, for the biggest makers of cars and machines — the kinds of companies that Mr. Trump promised to lure back to the United States — a few percentage points in tax savings can be valuable.
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Never did it occur to me that it might tell me something about my father's experience that would be valuable to know while he was still here — that I would regret not knowing when he was gone.
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"The thing I think people lose sight of is employers spend a lot of money on these benefits because they want you to get what you need, they want them to be valuable to you," she says.
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As a result, they say, workers in the service industry and gig economy won't have to work such crazy hours, freeing up time for them to pursue artistic and entrepreneurial projects that could one day be valuable.
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"It gives them a product terminal asset that could be valuable: Ireland still has need for refined product, whether it's produced locally or imported," said John Auers, executive vice president of Turner, Mason & Co, a consultancy in Dallas.
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"Recognizing the diversity and marginalisation of political candidates amongst others helps to put into context where they're coming from and helps to put into context why they might be valuable in legislatures or in public life," she said.
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With a new product it's calling App Event Optimization, the company is now allowing advertisers to more directly reach those users who will be valuable to their application in the longer term – well after the installation, that is.
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Most of us have forgotten (or would like to forget) what we did on Myspace, but it's clear that Viant finds the data we shared there to be valuable, even five years after buying the social media company.
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The voice betrays its origin before it even has the chance to tell you that you qualify for a free loan, your mortgage payment is overdue, or that your input would really be valuable for a customer survey.
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"Sometimes it's frustrating that because of the long stigma on psychedelics, people are often not willing to consider that they may also be valuable therapeutic tools for PTSD and anxiety medication," Brad Burge, a MAPS spokesperson, told VICE.
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In fact, given how few resources there are to meet an increasing demand for mental health treatment across basically all age groups, the Sesame Street guides would seem to be valuable learning tools for kids of all ages.
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"The more there is an expectation for new barriers to be erected, the more there is an expectation that Bitcoin will be valuable for moving money across borders," said Gil Luria, the director of research at Wedbush Securities.
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The Times, for instance, mentioned that Hicks exchanged a series of text messages with Don Jr. while she and the president were aboard Air Force One — which could be valuable evidence about just what happened aboard that plane.
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Now, we have professional creators, but we saw that early on, we could have an advertising model, this would be valuable in search, this was an important source of information, and also, anything that is growing is really interesting.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry said on Sunday it would be valuable for President-elect Donald Trump's transition team to seek State Department recommendations before contacting foreign leaders but that it had yet to do so.
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"We see opportunities where our industry knowledge and experience can be valuable to Euskaltel, and we look forward to continuing our constructive relationship with the leadership team to help return the business to growth," O'Hare said in a statement.
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The show would be valuable if it did nothing more than showcase artists like Laura Aguilar, Luis Cruz Azaceta, Jerome Caja, Lenore Chinn, Maxine Fine, Luis Frangella and Marc Lida, all seldom, if ever, seen in New York now.
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In that regard, the tech and products that Instacart builds — and the partnerships it strikes with partners and potential acquisitions — will be crucial to getting this right, and building a substantial business that will be valuable in the long run.
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Dara, at Code, was talking about the idea that you use your Uber up to pay for transit, and then it saves transit ... It's good business for Uber, but ... There's certain kinds of transit that's always going to be valuable.
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" Of Song's work organizing the opening, POCOG President Yang-Ho Cho said then: "His experience and creative talent will prove to be valuable assets in producing ceremonies that will harmoniously connect our passion, tradition and cosmopolitan culture to the international audience.
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The carmaker's experience and presence in China will no doubt be valuable to Ford, which faces competition from fellow U.S. auto giants like GM, which has already unveiled a small EV for Chinese urbanites through its Baojun brand, the E100.
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A researcher who recently decided to investigate his car's infotainment system found that it was not designed using modern software security principles, yet it stored a lot of personal information taken from his phone that could be valuable to hackers.
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An opposition between the Sun (which rules the ego, vitality, and our truth) and Saturn (which rules fears, restrictions, and obstacles) is truly a difficult transit, but the strength you'll gain after enduring this period will be valuable as hell.
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Legacy companies — and any company of huge scale — tend to have a unique advantage in machine learning in that they have copious amounts of specific types of data (which may or may not be valuable in the end, but often are).
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K Health plans to use the capital to ramp up marketing efforts, further refine its product and technology and perform additional research to identify methods for earlier detection and areas outside of primary care where the platform may be valuable.
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It was helpful for his clients to know what kind of turnover to expect from their customers and to be able to tell them what those warning signs were, but it needed to offer some solutions to truly be valuable.
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Similarly, an "AI" technique by which, say, chest x-rays can be automatically analyzed by an algorithm, is something that could be valuable in the future, and should be pursued — but it's important to keep expectations in line with reality.
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Preliminary research suggests travel restrictions could be effective in temporarily delaying the spread of coronavirus by a few days, if not in stopping it entirely, and that could be valuable in terms of buying time for governments and communities to prepare.
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For example, access to the surveillance network could be valuable to insurance companies who could "pay for the network, then we could make it available to security companies, and the police, for a very nominal fee or for free," she said.
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BUT IT WILL BE VALUABLE TO ANYBODY THAT SUCCEEDS ME TO HAVE HAD MORE EXPERIENCE IN THE OVERALL MANAGEMENT OF A LARGE AREA, AND WE HAVE SO MANY DIFFERENT – INSURANCE OPERATIONS – WE HAVE A LOT OF DIFFERENT ONES IN INSURANCE.
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But because recordings can be valuable to the underlying properties in other ways, helping them secure future lives in the regional and amateur markets, new labels and new business models have arisen to take the place of the old ones.
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You may hate folding laundry or tidying toys, but the fact these superrich entrepreneurs hold on to such chores is a reminder that, if we get in the right mindset, these mundane jobs can be valuable opportunities for mindfulness or creativity.
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Girardi said it will be valuable to have two long relievers in Warren and Mitchell because there is a greater likelihood of rain delays early in the season and the Yankees starters are unlikely to go consistently deep into games.
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"It would only be valuable to Microsoft if the company uses that engagement to build a branded relationship with the customer, moving them to Bing as a search engine, encouraging them to use Office 365, Outlook, and Skype," McQuivey said.
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It would also be valuable to see what happens if you frame a campaign finance reform effort around empowerment and opportunity and/or equality, since there's growing evidence that all this talk about corruption and a broken system is demobilizing.
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"It is great to announce the additions of Earl and Taylor who will be valuable members of our operation in North Carolina, where I have been leading in every poll for many months," Trump said in a press release on his campaign's website.
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In the seven-minute documentary "Secrets of the Slime," released Tuesday, Concha explains how these "fierce little giants" squirt out their viscous jets of deadly ooze, and why that mechanism could be valuable in applications ranging from nanofiber production to drug manufacturing.
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He also has form in a very specific discipline that may, albeit briefly, be valuable to Mr Trump: attacking Marco Rubio, which he did to devastating effect in the Republicans' debate in New Hampshire, hitherto Mr Christie's main contribution to the contest.
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"For reasons we don't need to go into, (the CDC meeting) was abruptly cancel led, and the experts who had been looking forward to this felt it would be valuable to go forward with it anyway," Gore said in remarks at Thursday's gathering.
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"Another thing I think can be valuable is for people in these communities to start documenting the impacts and consequences they're feeling, pointing people to resources and then advocating for states and local groups to provide services when those are lacking," Moss said.
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Fixed income trades are often influenced by non-price factors such as timing and liquidity, but being able to show the available options at the time will be valuable to firms in proving to regulators they get the best deal for their clients.
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Law enforcement officials have said they have been locked out of dozens of other phones as a result of encryption safeguards, and the unlocking method — a tightly held secret at the F.B.I. — could be valuable in many of those cases as well.
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Although anyone renting a car from any rental company on Earth might find themselves in the situations below, we felt that strength in numbers might be valuable here, so we packaged the disasters as a quartet and sent them to Europcar for comment.
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Last year, Australia's Country Fire Authority (CFA) piloted the training system, and though it has yet to be approved for wider use, Greg Paterson, CFA's deputy chief officer, told CNN Business that it could be valuable in remote areas of the country.
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The muddled message over hacking overshadowed what could be valuable progress in Syria's six-year-old civil war, an agreement by Russia, the United States and Jordan for a limited cease-fire to begin as early as Sunday along Syria's southwestern border.
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There are also more straight-forward, urgent uses than communicating with friends on a hike or at Burning Man or when you want to avoid roaming charges overseas: goTenna could be valuable at providing affordable communication when networks are down during emergencies.
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In Season 1, she and her sister Sansa join their father, Ned Stark, on a trip to King's Landing after he is named hand of the king; Ned thought it would be valuable for his daughters to experience how the Seven Kingdoms' major court operates.
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Even if the fleets of colonists never materialise, the smaller missions—such as the uncrewed landing planned for 2018—will be valuable in their own right, and will prove that interplanetary space flight is now within the means of an (admittedly unusual) private individual.
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Functional or not, the software involved still has strong ties to traditional ransomware systems, and even if the attackers didn't make much money off ransom payments, Petya was still collecting credentials and other data from infected machines, which could be valuable fodder for future attacks.
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But candidates and employees don't have to wait until automation reaches its peak in the workplace to stay ahead of AI. By looking to the future and keeping their skill sets up-to-date, today's workers can ensure they'll be valuable in any new landscape.
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A former political director for the Republican National Committee, Mr.Wiley is well versed in the arcana of the committee, which could be valuable experience in the event Mr. Trump does not clinch the nomination before the convention and must fight to win over delegates there.
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Besides offering stock options that could be valuable if the company has initial public offering, a fast-growing start-up can offer younger engineers a crash course in technology — the kind of training that could one day allow them to start their own companies.
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That's why we thought it might be valuable to make an all-encompassing compilation of every single instance we could find, so that you the viewer could feel what it's actually like to consume and tweet about that much "Fox and Friends"… while you're president.
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And because there can't be an accelerator without a blockchain startup in it, there's Blockcycle, based in Sydney, which aims to create a marketplace around waste materials that would normally go to the landfill but could also be valuable to recyclers, reusers and so on.
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" Those who signed the letter said they are "dedicated to promoting inclusion not only because diversity and tolerance have been repeatedly proven to be valuable assets to any organization's performance, but also because we believe in mutual respect and human dignity as deeply held values.
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Many of these people are concentrated in India, Indonesia, and equatorial Africa, but Miller says space-based cell service will be valuable to people who live anywhere out of the reach of cell towers, which he calculates to be about 75 percent of the planet.
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There's a chance that Cohen's willingness to cooperate with prosecutors would mean less time behind bars, but as the pair of news stories emphasize this week, it all depends on a crucial factor: whether prosecutors find his information to be valuable or, more importantly, credible.
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The information that Justice Department officials have provided to the White House could potentially be valuable for Mr. Trump's legal team as it finalizes a rebuttal to the Mueller report — expected to be released not long after the department makes the special counsel's findings public.
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That business, analysts say, could be spun out in a few years as a free-standing entity with its own stock, which, if successful, could be valuable not only to shareholders but also as a recruiting tool for luring researchers and a currency for acquisitions.
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Supporters of the federal government's position say the request is a reasonable solution to a critical national security concern: The FBI is unable to access what may be valuable information in its investigation of a brutal terrorist attack that killed 14 people on U.S. soil.
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What customers expect from a tech store worker will be different than what they need from a beauty employee, but regardless, their interaction should always be valuable and effective, said Kate Leggett, a principal analyst at Forrester Research who specializes in customer service and relations.
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"I think it'd be valuable and a great introduction in getting them interested in how that money will work for them over the long term," said Kerney, a two-time Pro Bowl selection who played defensive end for the Atlanta Falcons and Seattle Seahawks.
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"It is going to be an election in which turnout is really important, and anything that helps to mobilize folks on your own side is going to be valuable," said Gary Jacobson, an emeritus professor of political science at the University of California, San Diego.
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In his statement, Remnick said that while he believes hearing from Bannon could be valuable because of the influence he has exerted on President Trump's rhetoric and way of thinking, he now understands that the festival may not be the best setting for such an interview.
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That's reassuring, but it would certainly be valuable to advertisers (who are shelling out big money to be featured on this uber-screen) to know which ads people are responding to and what type of people (based on age, gender, and car model) responded to each ad.
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The cash component of a whole life policy can be valuable, especially since the death benefit is not taxed as income, but Policygenius notes that the interest rate is often much lower than what you could earn if the money were invested in an IRA, for example.
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Critics of the agency have argued that its dogged pursuit of access to Farook's phone was motivated by a desire to force a precedent on encryption policy — not the belief that the contents of the device would be valuable to the FBI's investigation of the shootings.
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They have a solid core of useful players like J.J. Redick, Robert Covington and Dario Saric, and they have a huge wild-card in Markelle Fultz, who has not been the shooter the team thought it was drafting but has proved to be valuable in other ways.
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And the bees, Shankar argues, help young people cultivate skills that can be valuable on the job market, create networking opportunities and build poise under pressure, especially for those who become "spellebrities" on ESPN's live broadcasts of the National Bee, which draw around a million viewers.
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We don't need fiscal stimulus in the short run — our economy is strong, we're in a good place — but I do think it would be valuable if we could find a way to improve the supply side of the economy, labor force participation issues, productivity growth.
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Art like Mr. Roth's that can explore how social norms about gender and sexuality deform a large percentage of our population and mire it in violence, rage, shame and a kind of zombie-fied eroticism will be valuable for as long as this warped setup exists.
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It has three brightness settings for its white light and a strobe feature, which can be valuable during an emergency when you want to be spotted by responders or when you are assisting with an emergency response and need to stay in touch with your team.
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"People with rare insensitivity to pain can be valuable to medical research as we learn how their genetic mutations impact how they experience pain, so we would encourage anyone who does not experience pain to come forward," said James Cox, a senior lecturer at University College London.
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Of course, the rare out-of-area and out-of-State assignments to broaden analytical abilities would be valuable, but regular postings to a particular region or in a particular subject matter would give FSOs the depth of knowledge to make them of most use to the State mission.
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It can be valuable to lay out clearly what your expectations are at the start of the summer, from "Please let me know if we're out of milk" to "Just text us if you decide to sleep over at a friend's" — and revisit them as new wrinkles emerge.
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Although groceries via Order Pickup and Drive Up would be valuable services at a time when people are being asked to distance themselves from others to prevent the spread of the novel coronavirus, Target says it won't have time to train employees on these new processes right now.
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House Judiciary Democrat Jamie Raskin pointed to Trump's effort to get McGahn to fire Mueller and then lie about being told to do so as an area of interest for lawmakers, and said McGahn and former Attorney General Jeff Sessions could be valuable witnesses as the committee moves forward.
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Reed has earned great respect from his Democratic and Republican colleagues and has deep knowledge of national security, which would be valuable to the court in an age of terrorism and would follow the tradition of former Justice Hugo Black, who first served in the Senate from the state of Alabama.
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What Bickmore and Paasche-Orlow expect is that geriatric patients going through palliative care near the end of their lives will get use out of a tablet-based chatbot, and that having such a service available to hospitals and clinics will be valuable to patients long before they're in hospice care.
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A map of the ocean would be valuable in and of itself, of course, but any technology used to do so could be applied in many other ways, and who knows what potential biological or medical discoveries hide in some nook or cranny a few thousand fathoms below the surface?
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Dr. Bruce Bloom of Healx, a company based in Cambridge, UK that uses artificial intelligence to discover drugs for rare diseases, told Reuters Health by email the new drug targets and mechanisms of action identified by the researchers could be valuable both for new treatment approaches and for repurposing older drugs.
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It will be valuable moving forward, particularly because on those stories that we don't have an ethical problem using a face, sometimes we might choose not to because of traffic performance, because we know sometimes people can associate themselves more generally with an article if it's not a specific person.
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According to a Washington Post report from around the same time, Bustos, in a meeting with House Speaker Nancy Pelosi and other Democrats, pointed to DCCC focus groups wherein voters ranked Robert Mueller's inquiry low on their list of priorities as a specific reason why pursuing an impeachment inquiry would not be valuable.
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Fund-raising experts say it can be valuable even for a candidate with Mr. Bloomberg's multibillion-dollar fortune to build relationships with political elites, because it can help strengthen a candidate's legitimacy in the eyes of party leaders and make important people feel invested in the outcome of his or her campaign.
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Vitalik Buterin (Ethereum Foundation) at TechCrunch Disrupt SF 2017 Vitalik Buterin (Ethereum Foundation) at TechCrunch Disrupt SF 2017 If all the applications and their transactions can run without ETH, there's no reason for ETH to be valuable unless the miners enforce some sort of racket to require users to pay in ETH.
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"I would speculate that they are much more about information and consulting services that would be valuable for a government that is going to make a decision in this field for the first time," said Thomas Countryman, the former assistant secretary of State for international security and nonproliferation under President Barack Obama.
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In a letter to Judge Sheri Pym, Salihin Kondoker said he initially felt that Apple should unlock an iPhone owned by one of the shooters, as the FBI has demanded, though he has since become convinced that the information on the phone would not be valuable enough to justify building a backdoor.
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Other commentators are even more explicit, pointing out that there are a whole lot of Muslims out there in the world who could conceivably be characterized as "radical Islamists" — the term is not exactly rigorously defined — but who are uninterested in attacking the West, and could in fact be valuable allies against terrorists.
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Given the divisiveness of our politics and the harshness of our rhetoric, this show of unity would certainly be valuable and hopefully provide a work plan for members of the 116th Congress, which will be reconciling a House controlled by the Democrats and a Senate controlled by the Republicans for two years.
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Douglas Peterson: Well if you look at this right now it should be, the United States has a view clearly with the administration that's in place right now and they want to express that view, but I really think it would be valuable to get involved with the Europeans, potentially the Japanese.
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The permanent clearances make Mr. Kushner, who is married to Mr. Trump's daughter Ivanka Trump, eligible to view some of the United States' most closely guarded secrets, including the daily intelligence briefing that Mr. Trump receives and the delicate intelligence on the Israelis and the Palestinians that former diplomats said can be valuable in negotiations.
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The three women also reportedly said Sherman spoke to other employees about whether each of the three women "was or was not 'f---able' " as well as saying that women must be attractive or "suitable for intercourse" in order to be valuable in the workplace, in addition to other derogatory remarks, according to the complaint.
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Since the test is capable of detecting the level of the virus in the blood, rather than relying on the presence antibodies, it could be valuable to patients on retroviral drugs, detecting whether the medication is doing its intended job and keeping HIV levels down, or whether the virus has developed a resistance to the drugs.
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" She points out that "the whole conversation seen takes place in under four minutes, which shows it is unfolding rapidly for the two people taking part, and if it continues at this fast rate it may be valuable considering how someone unavailable will experience picking up their phone and needing to join in later along the thread.
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Operating those hotspots earns owners a cryptocurrency token Helium promises will be valuable in the future… The potential of a new wireless standard has allowed Helium to raise $51 million over the past few years from GV, Khosla Ventures and Marc Benioff, including a new $15 million Series C round co-led by Union Square Ventures and Multicoin Capital.
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Strengthening the moratorium on explosive tests of nuclear devices and agreeing to stop production of fissile materials for use in bombs and missile warheads would be valuable steps in rebuilding momentum toward nuclear weapons reductions to the levels of 1,000 each for the United States and Russia, as President Obama suggested in a speech in Berlin.
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Not that he will not be valuable on the field, as well: He is a left-handed hitter in a lineup filled with right-handers and a capable center fielder, a position of need for the Yankees while Aaron Hicks recovers from Tommy John surgery, which may keep him out until the second half of the season.
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Noto, 50, shared his three best pieces of professional advice for young people with CNBC Make It. "I think it's really important to understand how you can impact the company, and three things that I have emphasized to my teams and I have found to be valuable in a corporate setting" are as follows, says Noto.
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"We&aposre delighted to satisfy the demand for this highly-anticipated product and finally bring the Rebel to the UK."Toni Vernelli, international head of communications and marketing at the Veganuary campaign, added that the Rebel Whopper will still be valuable to those trying to eat a more vegan-friendly diet, despite not being 100% suitable for vegans.
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Me: But you know, even what's published — as you know, if you look at the papers, in some sense each paper is just the tip of the iceberg of the work that was done, and the work that was done — all that data floating around underneath — it seems to me that so much of that would be valuable to preserve.
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This presents a rather awkward scenario for those who see the War on Terror as one against Islamism: Ahrar al-Sham, as a group that may be valuable to the Free Syrian Army's Aleppo operations and has been at least lukewarm to US involvement and a multiparty Syria, has executed civilians and has established conservative Islamism in its own territories.
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Certainly Bloomberg is rich enough to fund more research into this and related questions, and if he's smart, he'll set aside some of his lavish campaign budget to do that kind of thing — it'll be valuable to his chances of winning, and in the event that he doesn't become the nominee, the research would be a useful legacy his campaign could pass on.
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She wants a child care tax credit as part of a broader effort to make child care more affordable, and while she has not enumerated all the details of what she has in mind, a refundable credit would avoid the problems created by offering a tax deduction and would be valuable for lower- and middle-income families even if they don't pay federal income tax.
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Gordon's combination of outside shooting and ability to get to the rim will always be valuable when he's on the floor, but he's also (a) been available for less than 60 percent of his team's games over the last five years; (b) working on an expiring $15.5 million contract; and (c) not been able to penetrate quite as often the last few years as he's dealt with those repeated injury issues.
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"When I saw us domestically in this country begin to lose the ability to even listen to our friends and neighbors, let alone the people who are trying to kill us, it seemed that it would be valuable to share some of these interactions and let people take from my personal journey what they might have taken if they had had some of the same interactions themselves," she said.
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The franchise is a major force at the box office, but after nearly six decades on the big screen, there&aposs also plenty of potential for it on the small screen, especially in the age of streaming TV.Apple and Amazon were once in the running to scoop up the Bond rights, a sign that it&aposs not just traditional movie studios that find the franchise to be valuable.
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While veteran negotiators may protest that various incentive packages have been offered to North Korea to no avail in the past, it would be valuable for the current U.S. president to explicitly communicate a negotiated path forward to Kim Jong Un. Doing so would at the least send a clear picture to Kim of the diplomatic offramp that is available to him, more so than broad statements that the United States seeks a diplomatic solution.
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And some of them have proven to be valuable investments: "I have a McLaren F1 I bought 20 years ago for $800,000 and somebody offered me $17 million for it the other day," the car connoisseur and host of CNBC's "Jay Leno's Garage " tells CNBC Make It. If you're looking to invest in antique or collector cars, Leno has three basic rules: "If you have a car that you think is just beautiful and you enjoy washing and polishing it, and it's fun to drive and it's technically interesting, then it'll probably go up in value," says Leno, who is currently kicking off the Hot Wheels Legends Tour.
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