Brainstorming, email threads, and pure frustration (honestly, good luck getting the Budweiser commercials out of your head) gave way to even more brainstorming, email threads, and pure frustration.
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" He adds: "We were just brainstorming our favorite nerdy things.
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We were just constantly talking about music, brainstorming and experimenting.
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I am one of those people who is constantly brainstorming.
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We're already brainstorming ideas for when we become pet parents.
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Google's name emerged from a brainstorming session at Stanford University.
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Ultimately, those brainstorming sessions are where the story is created.
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After the brainstorming session, students engage in a class discussion.
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While brainstorming, the Daniels mined their misgivings for artistic insight.
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State legislators met in Albany on Tuesday to begin brainstorming.
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Brainstorming these qualities, she says, will help you answer confidently.
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"It's always fun," she says of brainstorming ideas for her posts.
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We're going to start brainstorming roles for the teen's TV debut.
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We just kind of started brainstorming what this might look like.
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Then I start brainstorming for a new project I was assigned.
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Free association brainstorming is a well recognized technique for complex projects.
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Brainstorming," she explained, before adding, "But [fashion] is what I do.
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Have you started brainstorming any beauty ideas for your wedding yet?
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He spends the time doing big picture thinking, reading and brainstorming.
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It is a mentally active day, good for brainstorming and reflection.
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Be right back, brainstorming some throwback tat ideas of our own.
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"Liyana" includes warm scenes of Mhlophe's class brainstorming, drawing and painting.
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Others are brainstorming digital "side hustles" to bring in additional income.
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Brainstorming or working on something physical, however, it can definitely help.
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Callimachi: And there's a lot of talk and brainstorming about targets.
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These brainstorming sessions mainly create a feeling of participation and togetherness.
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I start brainstorming the care package I want to send her.
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Either brainstorming for the brand on Pinterest or playing Candy Crush.
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They're still brainstorming on what they will use the money for.
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Brainstorming what to put on your travel bucket list this year?
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In addition, it can boost productivity, engagement with others and creativity, and a study published in Current Directions in Psychological Science found that brainstorming was enhanced when participants alternated between brainstorming alone and with a group.
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He posted a video advertising his brainstorming service and demand picked up.
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"We were sitting in a Starbucks, hungover, brainstorming at lunch," Simionas said.
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Hannon recommended brainstorming a business idea from an existing sport or hobby.
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She said "draft internal brainstorming documents" should not be confused with policies.
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The two were watching Anthony Bourdain: Parts Unknown when they started brainstorming.
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No, it's a fridge-tablet hybrid, coming straight from Samsung's brainstorming sessions.
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Across the country, chefs are opening their brainstorming sessions to the public.
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The idea for this theme came about during an online brainstorming session.
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Plus, as we all know, spinning around incessantly is great for brainstorming.
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"We had hundreds of people all brainstorming together on Facebook," Bowden says.
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This is serious grail territory and entails multiple sketches and intensive brainstorming.
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The idea for the cover came naturally to us too while brainstorming.
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Such a brainstorming session might seem a bit pie in the sky
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The "get something done" meeting typically involves brainstorming, ideation, or problem-solving.
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So Khanna and his colleagues were brainstorming, trying to think of solutions.
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To begin the brainstorming, we spoke to last year's winner, the Rev.
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They're brainstorming on what the film we're watching is supposed to be.
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Apparently, talking, and specifically group brainstorming out loud, is where things go awry.
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Here are some common animals and their symbolic virtues to get you brainstorming.
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But it isn't clear whether the brainstorming session can produce any concrete results.
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But after a bit of brainstorming – NO SOAP; it wasn't meant to be.
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In the meantime, they're already brainstorming ideas for their next audio drama project.
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At that point, an entire range of questions can come out of brainstorming.
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We started brainstorming a whole bunch of stuff that we added as redirects.
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Cronycle is attempting to bring back the days of mind mapping and brainstorming.
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Right now they're brainstorming ideas to make their wedding day perfect, including entertainment.
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The Holographic Studio team, The Holographic Studio brainstorming, The Holographic Studio in action.
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After a rigorous brainstorming session, here's what we came up with: (Spoilers, maybe?)
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You can also stack them into columns resulting in more successful brainstorming sessions.
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For Better Brainstorming, Tell an Embarrassing Story Need to loosen up a meeting?
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Use your bean — do a little brainstorming, to germinate some good IDEAS today.
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"What would happen if you had 12 fingers?" he asked her, exuberantly brainstorming.
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Every ensemble has to work out its own group dynamic: brainstorming and consensus?
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It was during a Charlie Hebdo brainstorming session, on the morning of Jan.
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After all, in many business environments, brainstorming sessions tend to happen within teams.
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Thompson recommended managers consider beginning their brainstorming sessions with the embarrassing story exercise.
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Smarter Living: Choosing gifts that children will connect with can take some brainstorming.
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Pizza Hut and Kellogg are brainstorming new ideas for 2020, according to Radley.
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At one point Trump even seemed to take credit for brainstorming the blockade.
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In TV land, this phrase is a convenient byproduct of a collective brainstorming session.
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He also says that the two of them have even been brainstorming potential plots.
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As the company likes to brag, it's fast, it's transparent, it's great for brainstorming.
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After three years of brainstorming, designing, and consulting with experts, the SitPack was born.
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The agency embraces controlled chaos, few titlesWieden is known for its unstructured brainstorming sessions.
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It's all too easy to imagine the show's writers brainstorming much like Michael, i.e.
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Herbert says it took six months of brainstorming before settling on the current story.
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This is a great day to meet up with someone for a brainstorming session.
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But for all the internet's brainstorming, it appears the problem has already been solved.
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It's a place to turn your brain off, but also a place for brainstorming.
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Fortunately, people are being resourceful and brainstorming alternative ways to represent the human butt.
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So, schedule a meeting and prep for it by brainstorming any areas for improvement.
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Some of those emails revealed conversations by DNC officials brainstorming ways to undermine Sanders.
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Chris Le describes his brainstorming process as being as much about marketability as creativity.
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There is a saying, "to catch clouds" that applies to my initial brainstorming process.
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As the year progresses, they work in groups and complete the brainstorming with peers.
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I start brainstorming ways to make more money while maintaining my quality of life.
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I recall spending an especially long time brainstorming clues for the entry PAST TENSE.
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Four-hour brainstorming and discussion session about Chrome's road map for the next year.
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These brainstorming sessions have only one rule: to concentrate minds, no computers are allowed.
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You can add "take more solo brainstorming coffee breaks" to it if you like.
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Still, that has not stopped Indigenous Australians from pitching, designing and brainstorming, he said.
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And did some pretty interesting brainstorming and some interesting projects grew out of that.
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Research suggests that silent brainstorming yields better and higher-quality ideas than talking out loud.
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In Jakarta, meeting with local teams brainstorming ways how to eradicate ISIS propaganda more efficiently.
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The ice cream contest ends on April 13, so get the brainstorming session started now.
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"[We're having] so much fun brainstorming and laughing and sending each other emails," she added.
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They are no longer startup darlings brainstorming the next-best-thing out of their garages.
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Some of the best investment ideas can come from chart-inspired brainstorming sessions, he said.
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In any case, the three of them were brainstorming, kicking around the concept of downgrading.
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Leaders from Silicon Valley attended a brainstorming session at the Department of Justice last week.
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As the company likes to brag, it's fast, it's transparent, and it's great for brainstorming.
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"[We're having] so much fun brainstorming and laughing and sending each other emails," she said.
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We're already kind of in the brainstorming stages, but we haven't made any final decisions.
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For example, question formulation exercises can be used as a substitute for conventional brainstorming sessions.
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Interns also attend meetings and departmental creative brainstorming sessions to offer any ideas or comments.
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After laughing too much, the sweater starts to dismantle, meanwhile the other one begins brainstorming.
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I'd been brainstorming a few ideas and settled on this idea of using large boulders.
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"I'd been brainstorming this idea for a long time, about living in Brooklyn," he said.
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Une pièce a récemment été agencée aux airs de salle de brainstorming pour start-ups.
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It's not only businesses that are brainstorming about how to navigate the changing immigration politics.
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For presentations, I use Google slides (and begin brainstorming while on the commute to work).
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So groups of architects, contractors, stadium operators and team executives started brainstorming at the beginning.
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The girls in the metro Atlanta troop were tasked with brainstorming a new community project.
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Brainstorming is organizing ideas you plan to include and expanding on the topic you selected.
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As we were brainstorming, it became impossible to not write down one phrase: immersive sim.
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"The Antipodes" portrays a never-ending brainstorming session for unspecified purposes in an unspecified place.
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They started brainstorming what kind of sports media company was missing from the world today.
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The discussion during the hour-long meeting alternated between social club and committed activist brainstorming.
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So after more brainstorming, Jane offered to use her triple-A membership to get the tow.
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All of the potential outfits you were brainstorming the night before are in the mental trashcan.
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Did they come to this conclusion independently, or after brainstorming sessions led by a solitary mastermind?
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While they were brainstorming ideas for a new app, Chris and his wife had a baby.
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My friends and I, my mom and everybody have been brainstorming and sharing ideas and stuff.
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That was around 2017, when the two first began brainstorming how they would build their company.
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Ure's not sure what'll make it to the new menus just yet, but he's been brainstorming.
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I've started earlier this year, brainstorming where to go that I'd never dare on a weekend.
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But over time, with brainstorming and updates based on consumer feedback, you might discover something precious.
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He regularly held brainstorming meetings while walking, especially if the discussion was about a serious subject.
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I'll work with our sales team whether it's brainstorming stuff to sell or working with clients.
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"We came up with VeeCee at the end," of a week's worth of brainstorming, said Odubanjo.
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The creators are already brainstorming ways to expand to include food and breweries in other cities.
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Brainstorming groups generate 16 percent more ideas when the members are encouraged to criticize one another.
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They met with senior black politicians and set up brainstorming sessions with think tanks in Washington.
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In the process of brainstorming ideas, the team tossed out the idea of a weighted blanket.
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A room here was recently renovated to look like the brainstorming space of a start-up.
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From their self-imposed quarantines, the four people opened up a Google document and started brainstorming.
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From Monday, White House officials began brainstorming how they could amplify the president's attacks on Cummings.
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The idea is to identify, through group communication and brainstorming, what defines good and healthy sex.
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During a brainstorming session, Bezos came up with the idea to sell books on the internet.
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Recorded on a cassette in 1983, it's just a single take of Prince brainstorming song ideas.
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The writers and videographers and Suzy spent days in a mountain cabin in Utah brainstorming ideas.
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An idea that comes out of a deep brainstorming session belongs to both people, 50/50.
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I started brainstorming my little goodbye note to her before I even got to the checkout.
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"I would get as many people involved in the brainstorming process as possible," Ms. Wakim said.
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A few years ago, Disney charged him with brainstorming magic-based attractions for its theme parks.
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I was just brainstorming about them, thinking about what could happen in the pilot episode — not knowing I was going to do these cutaways yet, just thinking that one brainstorming activity would be making a list, and from there maybe that would be a jumping-off point.
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"My friends and I — and my mom and everybody — have been brainstorming and sharing ideas," she explained.
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The idea came to Bacher and Buirge while brainstorming comedic products they could tie to the election.
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The brainstorming initiative will culminate with a conference next year when the syndicate will present its findings.
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They started brainstorming back in June of last year, with actual construction beginning in March of 2018.
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Smokovitz and Cady's classes teamed up and they started brainstorming a gimmick to raise the most funds.
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"My friends and I, and my mom and everybody have been brainstorming and sharing ideas," she said.
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On November 14, Deadline reported that Transparent's writers were already brainstorming possible ways to proceed without Tambor.
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Sometimes it's hard to hit all three, but it comes down to constant brainstorming and style researching.
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Whether you're brainstorming business ideas or investing, or both, earning more often requires first changing your mindset.
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The work week begins with creative brainstorming conversations about productivity as messenger Mercury harmonizes with dreamy Neptune.
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The hearing, held by the Subcommittee on Information Technology, acted as a brainstorming session about possible solutions.
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Billions of dollars in increased funding and more brainstorming toward a cure is a very good thing.
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However, it took a lot of brainstorming and iterations until the pair settled on the final version.
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Officials say they are brainstorming solutions to the problem of the free flow of guns across borders.
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Extroverts enjoy thinking on their feet, brainstorming on the fly and simultaneously processing and articulating information. Introverts?
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This requires collaboration, brainstorming and structured discussion – all enriched with information but which produce higher-order insights.
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They can swap brainstorming sessions for shared documents, chat forums, or, to take things analog, sticky notes.
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" Within days, Shkreli did cheer up, as he began "brainstorming about what his next move would be.
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In the mean time, it can serve as a brainstorming lab for the next great science project.
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During the week of brainstorming, class lessons were focused on defining Aristotle's rhetorical triangle (ethos, pathos, logos).
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They were brainstorming ways they could live radical activist lives, lives of total devotion to their causes.
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An effective strategy for Brexit would have required endless brainstorming with key players, from diplomats to advisers.
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I should show you my copy, it's full of things that I wrote because I love brainstorming.
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A. In the beginning of each year, we have a series of enterprise meetings and brainstorming sessions.
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The name came up in a brainstorming session in Och's kitchen with her teenager daughter and friends.
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Brainstorming, editing, and re-working a concept is drudgery with which every creative professional is well acquainted.
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Next, participants spent five minutes brainstorming as many unusual uses as they could for a paper clip.
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An unconventional icebreaker for brainstorming sessionsWhy recounting embarrassing stories leads to more idea generation isn&apost clear.
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The tech world has ways of assisting young entrepreneurs—help with brainstorming and with attracting venture capital.
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Bowie frequently used an unusual brainstorming practice to boost creativity and productivity called the cut-up technique.
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Smarter Living: Choosing children's gifts that they won't toss in a few weeks can take some brainstorming.
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A team of editors and producers, including Paige Cowett and Rachel Quester, began brainstorming on our approach.
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It served as a point of discussion for a group brainstorming session, along with a Pinterest board.
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All of those decisions took a lot of meditating and brainstorming with my production designer, Patrice Vermette.
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"Expect turbulence," Peter shrugs at the end, after what was probably 20 minutes of brainstorming pilot puns.
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But The Blend is an unholy union that should never have made it beyond a brainstorming session.
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The Times's Special Projects team began by brainstorming how to incorporate visual search into the newsroom's journalism.
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Here are our favorites that cover the entire writing process, from brainstorming to publishing and everything in between.
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When brainstorming to use music sheets for their medium—Erlich admits the entire endeavor was far from premeditated.
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Another change is the incorporation of brainstorming or high-level strategy sessions among the recreation and bonding activities.
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We lay in bed for 20 minutes brainstorming ways of tricking him into thinking all mornings are weekdays.
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" Harris told me, "It's not like this brainstorming work can only happen in these privileged, New Agey places.
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Unfazed, I start brainstorming activities we can do since we finished the book in our lesson earlier today.
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He disdains polling, depicts his rallies as brainstorming sessions and generates and distributes much of his own media.
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I spend the afternoon brainstorming content ideas based on what did well at the end of last summer.
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In a flash of creativity, I start brainstorming my maid of honor speech for my best friend's wedding.
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So there are defensible reasons why some of the bargaining and brainstorming has to happen behind the scenes.
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Disney, if you're reading this, I'm open for brainstorming anytime as you craft this newest nature-themed park.
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They started brainstorming ideas to protect pictures from face recognition tech and came up with a basic algorithm.
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With the Sexy Ken Bone Costume, we came together the morning after the second debate and started brainstorming.
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Once we met and had a couple brainstorming session it became clear we were sharing some brain cells.
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I was just brainstorming back around like Season 3, and thinking about how twins run in the family.
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I mean, we are always brainstorming — so it's never really gone in my heart and in my mind.
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Sleeping on it, and then waking up in the morning first thing and pre-input brainstorming on it.
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The Air Force is brainstorming how it should modernize the BUFF's defensive systems, particularly its electronic warfare system.
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If you find yourself stumped while brainstorming, consider adopting one of Steve Jobs' strategies for generating new ideas.
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I mean, we are always brainstorming — so it's never really gone in my heart and in my mind.
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Even before I got involved, there had already been a lot of brainstorming and discussion behind the scenes.
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After wrapping up the arrangement on "Kundaleen," Weitekamp was brainstorming ideas for generative visuals that would accompany song.
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In a similar vein, a "participative" boss is someone who involves team members in brainstorming and decision-making.
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A: We spent at least half an hour brainstorming what we wanted to do after seeing the prompts.
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In an interview with Ellen DeGeneres on Thursday, Khloe Kardashian revealed that she's been brainstorming potential baby names.
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Sometimes we have brainstorming here, and when we want to be more private, we can close the curtain.
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When Lin finishes up, Mobvoi employees splinter into their groups and dive into brainstorming sessions for their apps.
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She got the idea while brainstorming with Marcia Tucker, the forceful curator and founder of the New Museum.
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She googled more, found a video on the brainstorming method, jotted some notes, and met with the team.
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Soon after Politico, a news outlet, reported the proposal, the commission described it as "draft internal brainstorming". Maybe.
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After a little brainstorming, we were leaning toward a theme involving music or something to do with glasses.
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They create their own proprietary strategy through trial, error, and brainstorming sessions with their staff and business partners.
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I was brainstorming fun entries with colors in them, and thought of the grid-spanning YELLOW BRICK ROAD.
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GOP senators are brainstorming legislative ways to block or moderate the tariffs, though they would need Trump's signature.
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The hope is that such an approach would encourage a more collaborative — and equitable — style of financial brainstorming.
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Didorosi said he was side hustling and brainstorming business concepts even during his year at Lawrence Technological University.
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The theme idea was Jeff's, during a really long brainstorming session over email (easily over a hundred emails).
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His team began brainstorming on names in September 2014 and by the following February, they presented Pivotal Ventures.
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While brainstorming technical problems in preparation for missions, Mr. Young often displayed an easy and seemingly casual manner.
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If more organic brainstorming sessions are happening than usual, see it as an opportunity to connect with your colleagues.
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That brainstorming process enabled Chandra to get a sense of what consumers wanted and what the technology could be.
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The findings from the large scale YouTube experiments led to very fruitful brainstorming with the agencies and brand teams.
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He told BuzzFeed News the idea for the account came from a "creative brainstorming session" about a month ago.
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That original pitch, back in February 2015, included the bizarre offsite locations for brainstorming what Microsoft Teams would become.
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For the past several days, activists have been brainstorming how to harness their collective outrage into a revamped campaign.
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Brainstorming gift ideas for your dad, brother, and roommate's boyfriend (he's your Secret Santa recipient — congrats!) can be easy
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Of course, brainstorming and executing a costume at the last minute means it's not going to be as involved.
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The Craftsman and Wolves team started brainstorming more sustainable solutions, from creating a credits system to baking special products.
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And now, here we are, brainstorming what ways the late teen could be communicating with her peers once again.
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But then, right in the middle of the brainstorming whiteboard, was the best idea I have ever seen: Nori.
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It all started on an evening after the Warriors' parade in 2015: Elujay began brainstorming his debut project, Jentrify.
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That means the actress better start brainstorming where exactly on her body she wants to get that new ink.
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In fact, he said he keeps the agendas of many of his meetings "loose" to encourage brainstorming and wandering.
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When Town, then 34, found herself burnt out as a corporate attorney, she started brainstorming ways to retire faster.
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"The Inventor's Goggles playing card from the game 'Magic: The Gathering' is for participants in brainstorming sessions," Mohajer said.
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I like to be active when I'm brainstorming, or if two people play, it gets the competitive juices flowing.
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They spent the next few weeks brainstorming—on the phone, over e-mail, in each other's offices, on whiteboards.
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This month is more about creating vision boards, daydreaming, and brainstorming rather than seeking hard answers or serious planning.
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Over the past year, M.I.T.'s leaders and faculty were brainstorming to chart a course for the university's future.
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During its first brainstorming session, the group came up with the idea for a hotter, juicier burger, Jasper said.
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For months, the "Daily" team has been brainstorming how to cover what's happening to the Uighur minority in China.
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"Bad ideas first!" is how Jessica Pels began a session brainstorming cover lines for the May issue of Cosmopolitan.
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At work, Hoover suggests pulling together your co-workers and brainstorming ways to reduce plastic consumption in the office.
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Next, the team headed to a Ralphs supermarket on Sunset Boulevard, where they roamed the aisles brainstorming other stunts.
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These are familiar, important concerns that Times journalists weigh, and often struggle with, when brainstorming, assigning, reporting and editing.
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The meetings still go on, in locked rooms and hushed tones in five-star hotels, the workshopping, the brainstorming.
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They had been brainstorming, as a team, since the beginning to determine how they could amplify one another's work.
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Brainstorming and getting in touch with your dreams and wishes are a more productive use of this planetary energy.
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There are times when despite all your best gift brainstorming, you come up empty for that particularly picky person.
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It also showed me the value of brainstorming and how powerful feedback is when working with a new idea.
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They'll get so intrigued that they'll launch into a passionate brainstorming session about how to take that person down.
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In fact, he said, he keeps the agendas of many of his meetings "loose" to encourage brainstorming and wandering.
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But before you start brainstorming the perfect present, here are 15 Mother's Day gifts to strike from your brain immediately.
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During the time when he was brainstorming, he was watching The Lord of the Rings movies (for the fifth time).
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I could tell from our first breakfast together — before we started brainstorming anything — that this was going to be awesome.
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And one of the most fun parts of brainstorming themes is seeing how far you've come from your initial ideas.
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"Project Include started as dinner brainstorming sessions on how to make tech meaningfully more diverse," Pao said in a release.
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It's such a bad habit to have in the morning, so I've been brainstorming better ways to start the day.
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" Casey Hudson, a longtime employee who now serves as BioWare's general manager, was part of this brainstorming process for "Dylan.
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I spend the morning answering emails, brainstorming new designs (I am a handbag designer), and coordinating with my fulfillment center.
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His company, OpenGenius, pioneered the brainstorming and project-planning software iMindMap as well as the visual task-management app DropTask.
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I start brainstorming ways to pay them back – I harbor so much guilt when people cover me for some reason.
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During our brainstorming session we decided it would be fun to papier-mâché pages of Infinite Jest onto raw eggs.
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Meetings on the issue began this month in Austin, Texas, and participants are already brainstorming how to improve future devices.
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"This combination of enhanced mood while being less analytical makes a good time for brainstorming and creative work," he says.
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But the office is more congenial to what he described as his way of working, in which brainstorming is central.
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The theme came after a lot of brainstorming; for it to be Sunday-worthy, it had to be something good.
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TikTok is brainstorming ways to distance itself from its Chinese roots, according to a report from the Wall Street Journal.
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This network may play a key role in idea generation or brainstorming—thinking of several possible solutions to a problem.
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In a future Travel issue, we will feature 10 of the most innovative submissions, so start brainstorming and have fun!
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We were in a brainstorming session trying to solve a problem that had been giving us trouble for some time.
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Brady says the Dobbs Ferry schools are brainstorming potential changes to the school day similar to those made at Solebury.
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He said yes, and the team immediately began brainstorming how they would retell Ace Watkins' Wonderland for a new generation.
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Suffice it to say, I dug it all out of my theme graveyard, and after a stretch of brainstorming: Boom!
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After that brainstorming session, Gunning took the analyst's story back to Darpa and soon signed up for his third tour.
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Part of the job, Njoku explained, was to help callers by brainstorming how to "hustle" for the money they needed.
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Washington needed to come up with $20,000 to purchase the house — and he started brainstorming with a mentor for help.
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It was their fifth week of coding camp, and they were huddled around laptops, brainstorming designs for their final projects.
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My hybrid version of Bowie's favored brainstorming technique takes just three simple steps and is guaranteed to generate new ideas:
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If you're feeling constrained by this confusing energy, channel it towards creative brainstorming instead of putting your ideas into action.
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In addition to brainstorming with city officials, sources tell us Ricky will host a concert benefit in P.R. next month.
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They begin brainstorming ideas months in advance, and it takes them about 3-4 weeks to actually build the costumes.
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Glassblowing also fascinates him, he said — Birmingham's glassmaking quarter is close to his workshop — and is brainstorming a co-creation.
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"Project Include started as dinner brainstorming sessions on how to make tech meaningfully more diverse," Pao said in a statement.
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But it's still in the brainstorming phase, according to Providence St. Joseph Health's Rod Hochman, one of the CEOs who's involved.
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Borboa now spends 15-20 hours a week actively tattooing, while the other half is spent sketching, brainstorming, and sterilizing equipment.
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"War is show business," he tells him, and Motss gets right to work, putting his team together for a brainstorming session.
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So there was a lot of brainstorming and problem solving, and financially it definitely cost a lot more than I expected.
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Though Halloween will be hard to top, the NICU staff is already brainstorming ideas for the rest of the holiday season.
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The tasks included things like "solving visual puzzles, brainstorming, making collective moral judgments, and negotiating over limited resources," the paper notes.
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The two spent hours on the phone together, brainstorming ways to come up with funds for Bonk, discussing his physical condition.
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Email was a frequent topic of conversation, in addition to less banal activities like skimming academic papers and brainstorming with colleagues.
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TurboTax's Somers said the firm brought not only marketing, but engineering, design, corporate communications, and customer service leadership into brainstorming sessions.
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"They spent time every day brainstorming with themselves about numerous things," he said, from careers and finances to health and charity.
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There is no point brainstorming for badass party ideas, because this 3 year old has gone ahead and trumped us all.
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Aquarius people love variety and are quite eclectic, and they're usually brainstorming their next global takeover—which getting high only escalates.
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Mercury retrograde is making it tough to push forward; however, some daydreaming won't hurt, and neither will brainstorming about future plans!
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But that hasn't stopped his group from brainstorming alternatives — any of which could derail the direction Trump is pushing Congress in.
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Before we begin the brainstorming part of this activity, we always go over the "Steps to NYT VTS" poster that Mrs.
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I was in the car driving to get frozen yogurt, and brainstorming different names, and it just kind of popped up.
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Its co-founders, Eric Liu and Jená Cane, had already been brainstorming about how to create a civic analogue to church.
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" He also recommended brainstorming not only with your peers, but also with your competitors: "They are all in the same boat.
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In this case, I was brainstorming ways to sneak an extra layer of meaning into the idea of a circled letter.
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Brayden's mother, Jessica Smith, told CNN on Sunday she started brainstorming with friends and family about how to celebrate Brayden's birthday.
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As the (small) team sat together, brainstorming trinkets they could develop as event handouts, the idea for Baby Tress was born.
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After the 2017 series, McDonnell and his team spent the Christmas break brainstorming ways the company could improve the app further.
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The county now says it is still "in the brainstorming phase" of a potential lawsuit, according to county spokesman Matt Steiner.
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Kendall rhymes news with dues — where was he when Tom and Greg were brainstorming new slogans for ATN in episode 6?
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I knew that I thrived in group brainstorming sessions, and I couldn&apost remember the last time I had done that.
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Now that Senate Republicans have removed the town hall from the resistance's arsenal, activists are brainstorming ways to build other weapons.
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Raymond spoke about his work on Bratton's brainstorming group and his visit to Washington, and he argued that the evaluation misrepresented him.
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The exhibit grew out of brainstorming about Truchet tiles, named after Sébastien Truchet, a French Dominican priest who described them in 1704.
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But to get there it takes a month of brainstorming and trying to figure out where I'm going with a certain concept.
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Lindred Greer's research at Stanford has turned up similar results: Chat is good for brainstorming, but not so much for idea execution.
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The company's design team has been working on the redesign for a year, speaking with drivers and brainstorming about what they need.
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Monsees co-founded Juul with Adam Bowen in 2003, when they would pepper in a handful of smoke breaks during brainstorming sessions.
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The girls had been brainstorming song ideas for weeks, and once they entered the studio, "Wannabe" was apparently written within 30 minutes.
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And if you're someone with seasonal affective disorder (aka SAD), then you may be brainstorming ways to combat the winter blues already.
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At this point, it's time to get serious and start brainstorming the choices you have and what outcomes they might lead to.
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Finally, after brainstorming, they made a prototype of a remotely controlled boat that could move trash to a safe location for removal.
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Maria told BuzzFeed that she and her friends were brainstorming "petty" ways to get back at her ex without actually hurting him.
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As she was brainstorming business ideas, Deane zeroed in on her frustration with the poor quality of school backpacks for her children.
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As introductions began, I was brainstorming excuses when one fellow, an Air Force veteran named Jen, said something that caught my attention.
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Left, LH: Earlier this year, while we were brainstorming for our last show, we saw the Met Breuer exhibition on Lucio Fontana.
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Things are looking more or less the same from now through the end of the weekend, so begin brainstorming some indoor activities.
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The doodles help clarify the brainstorming process, Parker says, one that's a constant balance between what design wants and what business needs.
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Though Isaacson initially thought Jobs' request to go on a walk was "odd," science suggests that walking is useful when brainstorming ideas.
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Khloé Kardashian and Tristan Thompson haven't settled on a name for their daughter on the way quite yet, but they've started brainstorming.
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Singer told me he and Brooking began brainstorming the book in 2014 when Islamic State forces captured the Iraqi city of Mosul.
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Soon after, the two developed the idea for WeWork after brainstorming an idea for renting out empty office space to other companies.
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Tim Bechthold, the museum's senior conservator, said he enjoyed brainstorming with the diverse teams of experts required to treat the giant artifact.
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Moments before the cameras were set to roll, the two women stood on set excitedly brainstorming about how to hone the dialogue.
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But sometimes meetings are necessary, and can be useful tools for getting things done, brainstorming new ideas and tackling problems at work.
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The Washington DNR is brainstorming with other agencies what fighting fire may look like in a world where Covid-19 still rages.
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After brainstorming with T., we decide on Banza chickpea spaghetti with a chicken parm for T. and a side salad for me.
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A bit of brainstorming got me to the idea you see today, though I was pretty sure it'd be impossible to execute.
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We did have a lot of fun brainstorming what BLOCKED PUNT, TOUCHDOWN, and THIRD AND LONG might mean for Valentine's Day. Heh.
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That's because the couple would often stay up late in the rush of the campaign, brainstorming from a home office they shared.
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At one point, she and other writers were brainstorming ideas for which faded celebrity they could turn into a wax-figure prop.
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He operates at full speed, thinking and speaking quickly, endlessly brainstorming new ideas and moving through his day at a rapid clip.
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The same communication strategists who originated those terms were brainstorming on March 22, 2010, while Mr. Holmes jotted ideas on a notecard.
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It's officially time to begin brainstorming your holiday shopping lists — and what makes for a sweeter gift than a cozy pajama set?
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After brainstorming ways to change his life, he realized that cultivating and refining new daily habits were key to his personal growth.
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If your brainstorming lands you with a big &aposole "nope" — then you&aposre tasked with the responsibility to professionally decline an interview.
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In 2011, Siminoff founded Edison Jr., a company dedicated to brainstorming constantly and acting on the best ideas, according to his Tumblr.
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While several action-adventure cartoons were still on air, cartoon creators, including Hanna-Barbera began brainstorming new series with gentler story lines.
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Her stage name, she tells me, is the result of a brainstorming session during which she wrote down a few pages of names.
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Michael had just written "Freedom '90" and upon seeing the magazine, began brainstorming ways to have the women in the song's music video.
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We did a lot of brainstorming around that, and I was quite obsessed with the costumes and how they interact with the environment.
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Besson explains that while brainstorming, he collects these images as visual references, each serving to spark a creative idea later down the line.
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After some theme re-brainstorming, I sent out the version you see here in July 2015, and it was accepted in October 2015.
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But brainstorming your beauty look is, hands down, one of the most fun parts of getting married, especially if you have natural hair.
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They definitely had a "no asshole" rule and they needed someone they would be comfortable brainstorming with in a small room for hours.
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One innovation engine at Osmo is the company's semi-annual DREAMWEEK Hackathon, a five-day brainstorming, design and development exercise for employees only.
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We came up with a silhouette that we really liked and we know sells well for us and then started brainstorming the design.
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It doesn't mean that we can't get a head start on brainstorming exactly what a Edward Cullen-centric Twilight spinoff would look like...
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Successful leaders allow their staff to be creative, she says, while also being good at brainstorming high-level strategies for workers to follow.
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So when they visit London they schedule a brainstorming session over scrambled eggs and order fizzy water when you meet them at noon.
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Then in January, right before JFK, we thought we needed to get together as a group and have a real legal brainstorming session.
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"Designing Your Life," which is an extension of Burnett and Evans' Stanford course by the same name, includes plenty of helpful brainstorming exercises.
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When you leave the room, it's understood that the conversation and brainstorming will continue without you and it's on you to catch up.
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The team at Simon & Schuster Children's did a lot of brainstorming and I also did some with Justin via many sketches and emailing.
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But beyond technical critiques of "good" and "bad" code, such judgements simplify years of collaborative brainstorming down to a few lines on Github.
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If you've ever taken part in a great brainstorming session, where ideas are kind of bouncing everywhere — you're really reaching ripe, smart conclusions.
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David Loewenberg, who owns three high-end Hamptons restaurants, is already brainstorming what cocktails will best suit the newest vodka on the block.
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"When we started brainstorming what we could do next, it felt like a natural evolution to produce a music festival," Mr. Ingham said.
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Plumbers walked the rooms with Mr. Lamprou, brainstorming approaches for exhaust from the new kitchen and measuring distances for a fire suppressant system.
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I started brainstorming in August of 2016, submitted it to The Times in October 2016, and got an acceptance in February of 2017.
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He had an office nearby, and we spent the afternoon brainstorming about how to revitalize the monastery now that our teacher was dead.
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They're often really tech-driven and they need political scientists at the brainstorming floor to say 'well, I don't know if that'd work'.
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Washington (CNN)On Wednesday afternoon at the White House, President Donald Trump held a brainstorming session on gun legislation with members of Congress.
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Instead of buttoned-up Washington-style panels, attendees were sent to breakout sessions that used extra-large neon Post-it notes for brainstorming.
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The brainstorming meetings were based in part on a combination of both Stone's predictions and Assange's public comments about forthcoming releases, Gates said.
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And that may yet restrain Trump too — this, for the moment, seems to fall into the category of brainstorming rather than concrete planning.
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Through discussion groups and brainstorming sessions, they hope to provide a framework for bringing accountability to the largely unregulated arts and culture industry.
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All engineers, whether they're JLR employees or startups, have access to collaborative brainstorming spaces — with walls you can write on and buckets of LEGOs.
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Rock Band VR is the kind of game you'd get by holding a good brainstorming session and using every single idea on the whiteboard.
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Mark Bergen and Alistair Barr: The ideas were in a 211.5 slide deck drafted by the company's human resources department from a brainstorming session.
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The duke and duchess held a "brainstorming session" with professors and academics to help develop their upcoming charitable foundation, a palace source told Hello!
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Hi-Fructose I keep around my house, and we go back to them over and over and over again when we're brainstorming for projects.
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Brainstorming is a key element of doing a collaboration — you have to figure out exactly what you are going to do in your project.
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We're launching a bunch of new products in Q103 and Q218 this year, so I have lots of research and brainstorming to do today.
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Mercury's reentry into Capricorn will find you reconnecting with friends, networking professionally, and brainstorming ideas for your future—what are your hopes and dreams?
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Along with scores of other researchers around the world, Metzger has spent the last few years brainstorming ways to understand fast radio bursts (FRBs).
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According to Readers Digest, if the creators didn't keep brainstorming, morning cups of Joe and mythical blended beverages could have come from Cargo House.
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I imagine any brainstorming conversation that involves a writer requesting multiple large-scale natural disasters from a game developer could be a bit tense.
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However, a lot of the campaigns on the website read as if they came out of an innovation class brainstorming session at a college.
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Mark Zuckerberg, Richard Branson and CEOs at Google and LinkedIn also love holding their meetings on foot because it helps with brainstorming new concepts.
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Their brainstorming led to a policy called yield curve control, which kept short-term rates negative and guided long-term rates to around zero.
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And I began the same way Dave did, with a brainstorming class of graduate students, just to say ... What should we do if we ...?
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"I would characterize this as an example of what we wanted, which was a brainstorming and a very candid first-time discussion," he said.
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Shortly after the 2016 Presidential election, the director Rachel Chavkin was brainstorming projects with James C. Nicola, the head of New York Theatre Workshop.
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Srinivasan says she's seen people be really successful at cracking new ideas and making strong headway into challenging projects through these team brainstorming sessions.
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You respond to his works not with an absorption in their quality but with a vicarious share in his brainstorming excitement while making them.
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The hosts and producers know they have Trump's attention, and they are catering their show to be a kind of brainstorming session with him.
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The three men started looking at the efficiencies available through pumped hydroelectric storage, and began brainstorming ways to mimic that process using mechanical energy.
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"When Al and Russel were brainstorming who the best mutant overlord would be, well, our current president was a natural fit," Edwards tells Noisey.
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And Senator John Cornyn of Texas, the No. 2 Republican, dismissed Wednesday's White House meeting as a "brainstorming session" that would not dictate policy.
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And with that, every single member of the Saturday Night Live writer's room just started brainstorming new Melania Trump sketches for the next season.
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Since there was still plenty of bullshit to address, we met up again and after some brainstorming decided to name ourselves DCH1 Amazonians United.
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Richard Shelby (R-Ala.), one of the lawmakers involved in brainstorming ways to financially help out airlines as part of the broad rescue package.
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The email thread was a brainstorming session among employees and none of the ideas were put into effect, said Gina Scigliano, a Google spokeswoman.
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But listening to the music alone and brainstorming conceptual approaches brought him to the 1851 Henri Murger book on which the libretto is based.
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Around then, Mr. Riley began brainstorming ways to illuminate Charleston's tale of two cities, which he says most historians and tour guides have shortchanged.
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I give students the following information: 3-Step Writing Process Pre-Writing This includes brainstorming of your topic and writing of a short outline.
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Over the weekend, they were brainstorming slogans for their signs in the Oklahoma Teacher Walkout Facebook group, which now has more than 50,27 members.
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While Paramount was busy brainstorming exotic new locales for its comedy dream team, Hope was busy chasing any woman who wasn't his wife, Dolores.
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During our brainstorming meeting, one of our producers, Adam Lowitt, joked that Trump was defending his crowd size the way men defend their penis size.
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Create opportunities for both work styles to contribute, like providing brainstorming topics ahead of time and asking people to come to the meeting with ideas.
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The mom-to-be revealed on Tuesday that although they haven't settled on a name quite yet, they've started brainstorming the first initial at least.
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At a brainstorming session, he led the charge in proposing a half dozen or so papers that could come out of the data, Kaipainen said.
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"We started really brainstorming how could we turn this into a tool or a platform on November 9th," said Catherine Vaughan, co-founder of Flippable.
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Today's a slightly chill day with just a few meetings and brainstorming my art director and I have to do for some social media posts.
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After a bit of brainstorming, volunteers were finally able to lower Kora from the tree using a rope, a ladder and a police dog harness.
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But he said that he thought the internal documents came from marketing teams who were brainstorming and not reflective of the company as a whole.
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According to Bungie, the offending piece of art was created in 2015 as part of "gear foundry explorations" (which is a kind of brainstorming workshop).
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My makeup artist, Mollie Gloss, has helped me refine and polish my look, so a lot of my signatures are a result of us brainstorming.
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However, he made things even more cringeworthy by brainstorming an alternate book title: How to Date a Black Woman: A Practical Guide [for] Asian Men.
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Tuesday's meeting in New York marked the second straight day of brainstorming on the immigration issue by leaders of some of America's biggest urban centers.
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This June is for daydreaming and brainstorming; bring a notebook to doodle while you commute instead of mindlessly playing games or scrolling on your phone.
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Once Jeffries and Lee were introduced, the pair begin brainstorming what became Influencer, a marketing platform that helps brands and influencers build more meaningful relationships.
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Most writers spend countless hours brainstorming characters and plot, and they even write page after page that they know they'll never include in the book.
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Once we had a hundred options to choose from, we concluded our brainstorming and voted on two or three we found most exciting and meaningful.
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The Fly-In has served as a significant source of brainstorming, conversations, and deep policy discussions that have advanced the ongoing national dialogue about HBCUs.
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The name Supper Mario Broth came from a brainstorming session where Super Mario Borscht and Soapy Mario Bath were both names they almost settled on.
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"It was a give and take of ideas from all sides, more brainstorming without any defining principles established at the end," an insider told Deadline.
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Ms. Lo first landed on the project after a brainstorming session of funny cookbook titles with her name in it (including the rejected "Lo Cal").
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After brainstorming with the pitching coach Larry Rothschild and some of his fellow pitchers, Paxton suspects the mound's hard, sticky clay could be the culprit.
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Society is moving toward understanding that fidgets can inspire concentration, focus and brainstorming — but you can't pull out a fidget spinner in a board meeting.
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And executives like Cook, Schmidt and Bezos sought to shape the Trump administration's thinking on those issues during an afternoon of closed-door brainstorming sessions.
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What began as a business trip swiftly grew into a romance, with a stay on a private island and fashion brainstorming sessions over candlelight dinners.
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We were already bringing up these issues as part of the brainstorming process and now I'm pleased that the founders are bringing up the issue.
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That could mean an advertising agency or media company where you have client meetings, brainstorming sessions, and lots of back and forth with your boss.
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" Ms. Simons said the impetus for the institute evolved from a brainstorming workshop about "what we might do to help move the needle in science.
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The play starts to feel like a stoned brainstorming session in a college dorm room, whose participants segue from delighted goofiness into sloppy, sentimental sincerity.
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The trade-off of using machines to solve for routine tasks is that employees have more time do to work around brainstorming and strategy-building.
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A group of card writers are collaborating to produce better and funnier cards than a machine-learning AI trained on Cards Against Humanity brainstorming documents.
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Churchill was not an easy guest given his idiosyncrasies -- afternoon naps, late-night brainstorming, and a habit of parading around in various states of undress.
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She said that companies were looking for creators for this year's holiday season and that she had spent the meetings brainstorming potential ideas for videos.
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Whether you're doodling, brainstorming or planning your day, having a dedicated tool will not only keep your focus, but it can unlock your creativity, too.
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But when Blethyn was too busy, he and C.K. went back to square one, brainstorming about the kind of woman they envisioned as Christine Baskets.
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As the shop gets closer to shutting its doors, friends starts to show up and we start brainstorming what we should do with our nights.
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This "competitive lip synching" format, according to comedians Stephen Merchant and Jimmy Fallon, is something they came up with, out of thin air nonetheless, while brainstorming.
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Blue marker in hand, the 22-year-old hunches slightly to jot down suggestions being shouted by a group of people deep into a brainstorming session.
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Less than five months after releasing her beloved first cookbook, however, Teigen announced via social media that she had already begun brainstorming for her next one.
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"He was interested in brainstorming what a trajectory might look like of how I could go back to Mississippi and run for office," Mr. Townsend said.
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I sat in on a brainstorming session between Mayors Steve Benjamin of Columbia, South Carolina, Tim Keller of Albuquerque, and Chris Cabaldon of West Sacramento, California.
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The uniforms — a product of 18 months of brainstorming and research (which included job shadowing) — were unveiled Tuesday in Atlanta, naturally, in a runway fashion show.
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The mom-to-be revealed on Tuesday that they haven't settled on a name for their daughter on the way quite yet, but they've started brainstorming.
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The mom-to-be revealed on Tuesday that they haven't settled on a name for their daughter on the way quite yet, but they've started brainstorming.
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Brainstorming the coolest costume idea is obviously a big part of it, but decking out our homes in the most appropriately spooky decor is equally important.
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Then we had a lot of fun brainstorming dialogue in the style of Dead Poets Society — all the strict anti-emotional language that's in the movie.
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He first became interested in getting a medical or dental device patent while brainstorming ways to increase his chances of getting into medical or dental school.
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I've been emailing my editor and co-editor non-stop for the past two days making these recipes and brainstorming and I'm having so much fun.
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That's when Dr. Michelle Schultz of Johns Hopkins All Children's Hospital in St. Petersburg, Florida, began brainstorming a way to regain Harper's faith in her doctors.
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In interviews, Martofel said he came up with the idea for Feminist Apparel in college while brainstorming for a documentary he was making about sexual assault.
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At Goldman, Haber took a role in strategy for its fledgling online bank, Marcus, and used the perch to meet for brainstorming sessions with senior execs.
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After a lot of brainstorming, I chose a diverse collection of songs so that solvers of all ages could find a foothold with this puzzle's theme.
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Kim's brainstorming with President Xi on common strategy on the eve of a summit with South Korean President Moon Jae-In in April was virtually preordained.
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While the platform already monitors about 2 million members, Grossman is constantly brainstorming new use cases, like targeted outreach to remind people to get cancer screenings.
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"The project came to life due to three friends meeting over and over again after hours and brainstorming how we can build something big," said Banaszkiewicz.
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Following the event, people began brainstorming creative alternate uses for their soon-to-be obsolete wired headphones, and the thoughtful hashtag, #NewUsesForWiredHeadphones began trending on Twitter.
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Democrats are in the earliest stages of brainstorming ideas for a next coronavirus package, and it's too early to tell whether Republicans will get on board.
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New York City's public schools will most likely remain open, officials said, but parents are brainstorming what to do should there be a large-scale closure.
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Spend a few minutes brainstorming small ways to help alleviate any of the issues discussed in the article, and then tell us in the comments section.
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When he worked for the Cleveland Cavaliers, brainstorming opening-night concepts with LeBron James, he planned the regular season knowing the team would make the playoffs.
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As I read Rosenthal's article, I found myself brainstorming as to how I might possibly negotiate questionable charges that I know will appear on my bill.
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Sesame Workshop held brainstorming workshops in Lebanon and Jordan before producing the show to bring together art therapists, psychologists and writers to help develop the curriculum.
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I schedule time not only for meetings but for working on projects or tasks, clearing out emails, thinking, and brainstorming, and planning for the week ahead.
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Palermo and her team started brainstorming with the store's marketing, advertising and digital team 11 months ago to translate their ideas into a three-dimensional display.
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Most writers spend countless hours brainstorming their characters and plots, and they even write page after page that they know they'll never include in the books.
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That's a self-spoofing concept that might have come up in a "Saturday Night Live" brainstorming session, and been rejected on the grounds of bad taste.
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So other aides, like Miller and Mulvaney, were on the other side of things, brainstorming how he could close the border without devastating the US economy.
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It's college graduation season, and if you haven't got the recent grad in your life a gift, now might be a good time to start brainstorming.
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In the wake of the Philando Castile shooting, Ms. Simpson and others at CSI were brainstorming ways to affect real, positive change in their local community.
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A few days later, I was back at Capitol and he rolls out the whole thing and we just had this kind of really fun brainstorming session.
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Others on Twitter have been brainstorming alternatives for Google services, which can be a rather daunting challenge for people who have bought into the Google eco-system.
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Where we once sent anything remotely resembling leopard print or snakeskin straight to the discount bins, we now spend our time brainstorming new ways to wear them.
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An email with the subject line "Final Skit Brainstorming," dated October 4, 2012, shows Damore emailed others in the program to finalize the skit and decide casting.
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Madden, Lewis and Pulos began brainstorming ideas for Pulos' new title, with suggestions for a marketing job, a managerial role, and an "ambassador" for Jeff Lewis Design.
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Now I'm involved in different aspects of the company, from marketing and product development to the everyday brainstorming of it all, to being an actual customer myself.
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Digital Trends notes that the company arrived at this particular design during a brainstorming session, when someone jokingly suggested levitating the speaker in order to isolate it.
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Only recently, she said, have other industries started following suit — forgoing the suits and boardroom presentations for more intense but more intimate sessions of brainstorming or strategizing.
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If a position you are interested in involves a lot of teamwork, showcase your ability to go from working independently to brainstorming or implementing group projects. 5.
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There are a lot of anxious thoughts in her mind, and she can find it helpful to fidget with a stress toy during meetings or while brainstorming.
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The real problem was that I couldn't get myself to stop thinking about work — to stop imagining what might be in my inbox or brainstorming story ideas.
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After some brainstorming with the editorial and video teams, we decided the best way to illustrate the idea was the most modular toy in the world: Lego!
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The meeting is where the tech and media-obsessed can imagine billionaires hiking, kayaking, and fraternizing over drinks while brainstorming the next big tech and media deals.
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Though she admitted they "haven't really started making any formal plans" for the wedding just yet, she has had fun brainstorming with her best friends right now.
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With the time you'll save brainstorming ideas, you'll be able to devote that energy to more important matters, like drug testing and harm reduction at your events.
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In this exercise, students identify objects in a photo, as in the picture above, brainstorming 20 to 25 words they know that relate to what they see.
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I'm pretty sure this concept originated when we were stuck on brainstorming themes and I just drew a circle on the chalkboard, hoping it would lead somewhere.
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Through his brainstorming sessions, De La Cruz kept returning to the same, central theme that he had faced throughout his life — trying to make ends meet financially.
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The New York Times' Karen Weise reported in July that Amazon was brainstorming a new type of grocery store that would combine traditional shopping with online pickup.
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When they began brainstorming items for the exhibition in October, her students suggested they ask Ocasio-Cortez if she'd be willing to loan them to the collection.
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When everyone else at S&S got back after the holidays, I continued the brainstorming and sketching process with Justin, Dan Potash, Namrata Tripathi, and Lauren Rille.
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So it's not surprising that a wave of thinkers on the left have been brainstorming ideas that might allow Democrats to take back control of the country.
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Whoa. Well, after chatting up some top derms and brainstorming with the sheet-obsessed purveyors of Korean beauty imports, we've learned that this can be a reality.
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And executives like Cook, Schmidt and Bezos had an opportunity to shape the Trump administration's thinking on those issues during an afternoon of closed-door brainstorming sessions.
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After several community brainstorming sessions, one of the action points will be to add sirens throughout town, so that everyone within a certain radius can hear them.
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It organizes your notes by category, making it easy to manage complex notes (like journaling, brainstorming, or project planning), and the writing dynamics are smooth and fluid.
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Spend this time brainstorming pitch ideas that make sense for your business, and sign up for services like HARO and Qwoted for more opportunities in plain sight.
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JOHN LIEB: Andrea teaches a course on evolution, so we started brainstorming themes related to that and the building up to DARWIN emerged as a fun possibility.
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So-called process writing, like the lesson Lyse experienced in Long Island, emphasizes activities like brainstorming, freewriting, journaling about one's personal experiences and peer-to-peer revision.
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In an April interview that year, he told me about brainstorming a Supreme Court–like entity, whose members don't work for Facebook but would have binding authority.
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We've never actually screamed at our boss (enthusiastic brainstorming sessions about Captain America excluded.) But The Bold Type makes it look so easy, so fulfilling, so cathartic.
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That night, the three of them began brainstorming what would become the Alec Smith Emergency Insulin Act, which was introduced into the Minnesota state legislature in 2018.
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Once Lamm decided he wanted to start Hypergiant, he said in an interview, he and his team started brainstorming where AI could still make a big difference.
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He soon hired Mr. Anway, founder of the Boston-based firm Amaze Design, who organized brainstorming sessions with writers, publishers, scholars, teachers and booksellers in various cities.
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One afternoon in December, two dozen AltSchool technologists gathered in a conference room at the company's headquarters for a "hackathon"—a concentrated session of brainstorming and coding.
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"Truthfully, the idea came from one of our wine-induced brainstorming sessions during the rebranding process," Ryan Harms, the owner and founder of Union Wine, told CNBC.
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Students can do this step after brainstorming or on its own — and they should know that this is something we do daily on The Learning Network ourselves.
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Jumping off this example, I then lead students in a whole-class brainstorming session to identify some more deliberate decisions authors might make when writing a story.
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This month's energy is busy, but it's one that's better for brainstorming and daydreaming than making commitments, due to Jupiter squaring off with Neptune on June 16.
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Whether you've been brainstorming resolutions all December long or have only given them a passing thought, there's no denying that the new year is prime time for reinvention.
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The 35-year old creators of Stranger Things, the Duffer brothers, have known New Coke would be a part of Season 3 since their brainstorming sessions in 2017.
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Brin loved the idea and the brainstorming began, with the criteria that Google's prank should be something that was positive and improbable, but that didn't seem completely impossible.
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Kim Kardashian is always top of mind when we're brainstorming which Met Gala looks we're anticipating, just because she's bound to get social media buzzing with her 'fit.
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Brainstorming on a whiteboard really doesn't work if you have remote colleagues — I can think of very few times we've tried to do it here at The Verge.
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There are fun considerations to make when brainstorming new places to move (great nightlife, impressive food scene), and there are practical ones (robust public transportation, affordable housing options).
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As the Game of Thrones cast prepares to say goodbye to Westeros forever, some of the actors are brainstorming how exactly they'll bid adieu to their timeless characters.
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We started brainstorming the idea two years ago to leverage off of my social media presence and the ways athletes interact with fans and sponsors off the court.
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The head of Germany's influential Ifo institute on Wednesday described Macron's speech as an invitation for Germany to join the brainstorming process about the future of the bloc.
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David Irving -- the NFL player who quit over the league's marijuana policy -- says he's getting into the weed business ... and he's already brainstorming names for his new company.
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When brainstorming ways to make the world a better place, we often think about donating, volunteering, signing petitions, and taking to the streets, which are all necessary actions.
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So for the 99% of us who aren't buying hundred-thousand dollar hand-beaded gowns, the biannual event is really a great time to start brainstorming costume ideas.
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Gym bros across the country took to social media to express their grief, pinger prices plummeted, and Armin Van Buuren was forced to start brainstorming alternative November plans.
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After a little more banter and chit chat, Giles and his team moved on to brainstorming a yeti sticker pack with the start-up's Japanese audience in mind.
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Be like wise Capricorn and take time to catch up on rest, do some daydreaming and brainstorming, and try not get to stressed if success isn't happening overnight.
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Soon, with just a bit of brainstorming, they are able to pinpoint the robber's next target more speedily than the F.B.I., all the better to disrupt his plans.
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Three years ago, David Gunning, one of the most consequential people in the emerging discipline of X.A.I., attended a brainstorming session at a state university in North Carolina.
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N. is all "yep, we still have nothing," so I send my copy tweaks to the art director I'm concepting with and promise him I'll continue brainstorming tomorrow.
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Afterwards, "when I wanted people to engage in a brainstorming session, they tended to self-censor because they&aposd just heard about all these great accomplishments," she said.
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Internally, Guffey said about three months ago Dick's Sporting Goods formed what it calls a "women's attack team," which is dedicated to brainstorming ways to reach more women.
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These skills are particularly useful in office brainstorming sessions, where employees may be too shy to float their ideas or worried that their idea isn't the best one.
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Homemade stovetop popcorn (costs about 4 cents per pot!), sprinkled with various spices and seasonings, a good "bad" movie, and a brainstorming session for a surprise I'm planning.
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The Overwatch team knew going in that they were dealing with a Talon member, and having that background on the character influenced their brainstorming in a deliberate way.
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She came up with the name after playing around with the words "mod" and "modern" and eventually throwing Modsy out there during a brainstorming session with her mother.
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The wealth of information and could-have-beens are confusing and dizzying on their face, but they're beautiful as a hodge-podge portrait of a city that's constantly brainstorming.
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You can use it as a to-do list, a creative brainstorming space, a bullet journal—really, you don't need me to tell you how to use a notebook.
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By some miracle, I wasn't tethered to the phone for too long before I was called into a brainstorming meeting to discuss ways the call center could be improved.
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Though she went on to admit the couple "haven't really started making any formal plans" for the wedding just yet, she's had fun brainstorming ideas with her best friends.
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We're in the process of planning new project pitches right now (say that five times fast...), so this meeting is a mix of roundtable discussion and brainstorming in groups.
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Matt Felsen, who designed many of the show's technical aspects, says the team started by brainstorming ideas for magic, then implementing them with whatever tech made the most sense.
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Internally, this may have been viewed as simply one idea in a brainstorming session about what should be done about a president who may have been corrupt or compromised.
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A Trump administration official said their practice has been to reach out to senators from both parties about judicial nominees around the time the White House begins brainstorming candidates.
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The making of the video finished just how it started: with Davis and Grande alone, brainstorming, and making decisions about which scenes were going to make the final cut.
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Daimler has learnt from this and is now moving more quickly, with its new 144-strong brainstorming team including engineers who worked on projects with Tesla, the source said.
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Kim explained that he and Inose were brainstorming ways to differentiate their business, so Inose suggested they try putting the iconic snack food, Flamin' Hot Cheetos, into ice cream.
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For The Americans' fourth season, the J's tried to get ahead and started brainstorming for season four when they were about two-thirds of the way through season three.
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When Allison Holker and Stephen "tWitch" Boss were brainstorming the nursery design for their son Maddox Laurel, now 10 months, they didn't stick to tradition — and for good reason.
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German Chancellor Angela Merkel and Irish Prime Minister Leo Varadkar had a brainstorming telephone call on how they might help British Prime Minister Theresa May pass her Brexit deal.
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In keeping up with such a hectic pace, it's small wonder we even remember to eat lunch and use the bathroom, let alone take time for brainstorming new ideas.
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When I lie awake at night brainstorming ways to smash the patriarchy (as insomniac feminists do), the idea of changing up traffic lights has definitely never crossed my mind.
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Although Paltrow and Falchuk, 46, "haven't really started making any formal plans" for their wedding just yet, the star is having fun brainstorming with her best friends right now.
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" Instead, he emphasized that he wanted attendees to see the two-day event as a "big brainstorming session" and an "experiment in us trying to have a collective conversation.
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The foundation, called LIFt, purports to empower women as its staff squanders countless hours and resources brainstorming acronyms and catering to the whims of their celebrity boss, Leora Infinitas.
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Jeff was very receptive and a pleasure to work with, and we had a fun back and forth deciding on the remaining fill and then brainstorming on the clues.
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Instead, tell them a story about the time you rocked a brainstorming session or blurted out an idea in a stream of consciousness that ended up being a winner.
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Even though you miss brainstorming with your colleagues or turning to your office mate to discuss the awkwardness on the last conference call, don't just turn to your spouse.
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Caffeine also has other perks: it's been shown to boost your mood, which could be useful if you're heading into a brainstorming session or working on a creative project.
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They held increasingly formal meetings after their children went to bed, brainstorming campaigns and mulling over the details of the latest news from Evin, Washington and Princeton's Nassau Hall.
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What began last March as a brainstorming session by feast organizers turned into a word-of-mouth recruitment campaign, and by last spring, it had spread to social media.
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HOW IT HAPPENED The "Jimmy Kimmel Live!" staff spent weeks brainstorming questions and comedy segments when it learned Mr. Obama would be available on a swing through Los Angeles.
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BRASILIA (Reuters) - Constrained by a spending cap enacted by his own administration, President Michel Temer's government is brainstorming to cut costs and squeeze more from a leaner federal budget.
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The theme of this puzzle came to me after several weeks of brainstorming and writing manic notes to myself on pads of paper I (now) carry with me constantly.
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Over the next several months, Grace, O'Neill, and Skelton met regularly to try and figure that out; whenever Grace was in Los Angeles, they'd all spend a day brainstorming.
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You're rethinking your schedule and brainstorming ways to get organized at work, as well as reflecting on what you're able to accomplish with the power of a supportive community.
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Bravo and David teamed up to create the project for their college thesis on animation and got the initial idea for the film during a brainstorming session with a friend.
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And if the momentum holds, 2017 could be the year they do more than try, as they transform new initiatives, brainstorming sessions, reports, and promises into action and cultural change.
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"You know, we really should get more ideas for what we want the language to do — or, probably more accurately, 'to not do," Shadwell recalled of their initial brainstorming session.
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But a year on and studies are giving poor progress reports to the ambitious, broad set of 17 goals with 169 targets that were adopted after three years of brainstorming.
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We must engage everyone in the brainstorming and decision-making process to ensure the energy and passion results in the most innovative, vibrant and resilient Democratic Party for the future.
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Although the actress told PEOPLE in June that she's "not in any rush" to plan their wedding, they're now brainstorming ideas — and using a very popular website to do so!
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There were a lot of conversations that I had with the showrunners, a lot of talking and ideas and brainstorming, and then I sat down and wrote all this music.
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But if you consider that this concept car is a very expensive brainstorming session, the driving modes are a neat idea that Peugeot should remember in the years to come.
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Not long after Cravings was released last year, Teigen began brainstorming recipe ideas for another cookbook, and ever since then, we've been eagerly waiting at the edge of our seats.
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That explains, at least in part, why Wired reported that Nike spent 28 years brainstorming and 11 years of research and development in order to make these self-lacing shoes.
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During brainstorming sessions, the designers wrote key words and phrases on color-coded neon Post-it notes with black Sharpie pens, a signature aesthetic component of the Ideo design process.
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The Founders Forum network brings together digital entrepreneurs, corporate CEOs and senior investors who engage in open debate, brainstorming, discussion and problem solving at invite-only forums across the world.
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It was back in 2012, while he was hanging out in his cousin's room, that a brainstorming session eventually led to an actual business venture, driven by a religious message.
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Twitter users agreed that Barron would rather be anywhere else in the world, and began brainstorming all the activities the youngest son of the president-elect would rather be doing.
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If the tech for the iPhone X's facial recognition is still a bit too advanced for you to grasp, we've got bad news: Apple's already brainstorming The Next Big Thing.
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Michael Uslan, the show's co-creator and a prolific film and TV producer, first conceived of the idea while brainstorming concepts that might appeal to his then kindergarten-age son.
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In the wake of the initial brainstorming call, Edley connected Mitch Kapor with law professor Mark Alexander, a senior Obama adviser, and gave them the job of chairing the project.
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She told Vanity Fair she has been brainstorming ideas with creators who have overall deals with the company, like Ava DuVernay, Mindy Kaling, and JJ Abrams; digging through Warner Bros.
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Casually attired millennials and Gen Zers congregate in open spaces, brainstorming about things like Apollo 11, the consumer-centric, data-driven innovation program named, no doubt, to inspire moonshot ideas.
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Its premise sounds like a joke that came at the end of a long brainstorming session, and all the programmers threw up their hands and decided to go with it.
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In 21, Dr. Weiss and Dr. Thorne, then a well-known gravitational theorist, stayed up all night in a hotel room brainstorming gravitational wave experiments during a meeting in Washington.
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Katie Eder, executive director of Future Coalition, a youth-centered climate advocacy group, said coalition members are brainstorming ideas this week and intend to announce more detailed plans next week.
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With the Republican health care bill apparently dead, congressional Democrats are brainstorming their own ideas for how to transform the health insurance system in case they take back power. Sen.
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Check out what Enchilada Ole is doing in Fort Worth, Texas, (NBC DFW) and what fine-dining Canlis Restaurant in Seattle dreamed up with some all-staff brainstorming (Fast Company).
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So when our brainstorming begins in earnest — and it starts early, in May or June — it's driven by a touch of dread: Could there possibly be anything new to say?
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But after 53 pages and countless hours of brainstorming, he came to the same conclusion as many others before him: There is no simple way out of the Greek mess.
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While it may be hard to believe, Halloween is just around the corner, which means it's time to start brainstorming potential costumes for all those Halloween soirées on your calendar.
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The twins and their partner had been brainstorming for over a year, with apparently little urgency, and charged that Zuckerberg had plundered what would otherwise have been a successful idea.
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They had probably overestimated their own product, but it is indisputable that Zuckerberg dragged his feet on the project, stalling for around two months while brainstorming his own competing product.
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When Gertz told Dolinsky and Mariscal about her group's expansion and Rovirosa's new Mexico City collective, an excited Dolinsky began brainstorming a way in which the three groups could collaborate.
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Sleep studies have since echoed that idea, showing that during REM, the brain is oblivious to the restraints of consciousness and can indulge in a kind of free-flow brainstorming.
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Magazine."As part of their ongoing work to develop and build their new charitable organization, they had a brainstorming session and meetings with academics and professors," the source told the publication.
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After all, the premise behind Dash buttons seems to be something you would come up with in a loose joke brainstorming session in a board room: Running low on toilet paper?
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Young and his wife Jenna, both now 35, remember brainstorming ways to pay off the $50,000 they owed thanks to expenses like credit cards, car and personal loans and medical bills.
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"[We] began our brainstorming and research around this exhibition shortly after the shooting at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School," said SPACES Executive + Artistic Director Christina Vassallo, in an interview with Hyperallergic.
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A scan of Chinese social media site Weibo reflected that the most popular discussions about Sesame Credit involved people brainstorming how scores could be used to improve a shared bicycle scheme.
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And brainstorming has to leave room for people to be wrong without demands for their immediate resignation from people that are just in a bad mood and want to punish somebody.
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Feeling creatively unfulfilled, she began brainstorming better ways to find merchandise to sell – scouring thrift stores for vintage finds until she eventually began designing her own items with a vintage feel.
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After weeks of brainstorming and online research, the answer came in the form of an adorable knit sweater-clad turkey with a Styrofoam body and attachable feathers for messages of gratitude.
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If you don't believe me, just remember – in the leaked google video, they start brainstorming ways to stop this from happening again – meaning a Trump-like election win for the right.
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And this concept of brainstorming can be seen throughout, with whiteboards placed on the outside of meeting rooms — just in case employees get a flash of inspiration during their morning routine.
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According to an interview with The Huffington Post, Corley Kenna, a company spokesperson said inspiration for the Black Friday idea emerged during an internal brainstorming meeting, following the U.S. presidential election.
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"Early on, brainstorming, we wanted to give kids the opportunities to remix the Powerpuff Girls in their own ways," Jill King, senior VP of marketing for Cartoon Network, told USA Today.
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With my experience of executive producing, it's a lot of brainstorming it's a lot of feeding off of the artist and the people involved maintaining a level of excitement with everybody.
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"I'm sure there are a lot of people brainstorming about what can be done after bankruptcy with all the work that OneWeb has done over the last few years," says Desch.
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It's just Prince on his own (with an engineer) for about 35 minutes, brainstorming while tape ran, segueing from song to song until it was time to turn over the cassette.
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It is the brainchild of two medical residents at New York University—a neurosurgeon and radiologist, two technophiles who began brainstorming about how mixed reality devices could help reveal surgical anatomy.
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"Some of our favorite memories as a couple involve hunching over crime photographs, brainstorming ways a man's head could have been bludgeoned in," he says in what passes for sweet talk.
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I was that eager student who could often be seen running through the halls — from a student council meeting to a newspaper brainstorming session and then to the gym for practice.
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The conversations, many of which border on the absurd, show the scheme's fixer and parents brainstorming how to pass off an otherwise unathletic child as a star — or cheat on admissions tests.
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The idea is to try to use the FOS as a brainstorming platform to talk about mobility: what's happening around the world; why kids aren't driving; and how the manufacturers are responding.
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From PEN: Today's Savannah Guthrie Was Very Superstitious About Her Pregnancy: "I Didn't Want to Jinx It" Of course, with baby prepping comes name brainstorming — but it still seems to be early.
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A person who attended the Miami Beach gathering described the retreats as brainstorming sessions on the future of the American right involving people who were more centrist-minded than fire-breathing conservatives.
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Baby Stormi might be sporting a pair of her adorable kicks at her first birthday party next year, for which her Keeping Up with the Kardashians star mama is already brainstorming ideas.
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Creed told The Verge that the project began 18 months ago with a brainstorming session about finding new ways to deliver information to soldiers, like interactive text or links to videos online.
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After decades of scientific brainstorming and years of construction, NASA&aposs Parker Solar Probe is safely on its way to flying seven times closer to the sun than any mission has before.
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But, if you can't remember the last time you felt the smallest inkling of excitement to tackle a new project, participate in a brainstorming session, or even dominate your office's guacamole competition?
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Stucky wasn't expecting more than a brainstorming session with Rutan, but Rutan showed up with sketches for a scramjet—a plane that achieves combustion by funnelling supersonic air directly into the engine.
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"The value of having a CEO nearby is that I am never left in the dark whenever I need help with something — even something as small as a brainstorming session," she said.
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It took a lot of creative brainstorming to organize the game so that players would not be frustrated by the slow loading times that went hand-in-hand with the disk format.
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Often invited to company brainstorming sessions, he was known for having a charismatic (and, to some, annoying) tendency to launch into awkward sermons about the power of technology to change the world.
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They started brainstorming and working on the concept in 2014 but the idea for the alert came while Mendoza was pregnant and accidentally left a pan of lasagna in her backseat overnight.
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The Wall Street Journal reported Monday that TikTok has been brainstorming ways to distance itself from ByteDance, but the company has denied there's any plans to rebrand or move the platform's headquarters.
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While brainstorming for a 2017 exhibition of Mesler's work called "Down and Out in Beverly Hills," the art dealer who curated the show texted him a photo from the Beverly Hills Hotel.
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Adding to the intrigue was the explosion's timing: It came hours before the start of a White House meeting being billed as a "brainstorming session" on how to solve the Gaza crisis.
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The Best Intentions Andrew Marantz describes Big Tech wizards soaking away their guilt in hot tubs at Esalen while brainstorming solutions to the problems of connectivity addiction ("Trouble in Paradise," August 26th).
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And he was for a time deeply devoted to MoMA, socializing and sometimes brainstorming with its curators and serving on its international council, although he was never on its board of trustees.
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Students should have time to plan the elements of the story in the brainstorming phases (as the writing process is an essential component of the course in which this lesson was taught).
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But as videos of the 2015 Census brainstorming meetings that led to the MENA proposals make clear, leaders of special-interest groups argue that government benefits will entice acceptance in the end.
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He invited me into a secret room, tucked down a small passageway hidden by a trap door next to a water cooler, where he and his colleagues go for device-free brainstorming.
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At a weekly employee meeting, Google management responded to sharp criticism from employees about the spreadsheet, saying that it was a brainstorming exercise and that most of the proposals were never considered.
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"We had a lot of fun scrolling through the dozens of burger puns that have appeared on Bob's Burgers," Will Guidara and Daniel Humm say of brainstorming for their NoMad Truck burger.
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Host of the Internet of Cows hackathon, in partnership with Google Launchpad and The Silicon Valley Forum, the startup put groups to work brainstorming solutions for monitoring herds, exporting goods and securing loans.
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I'm not saying my mom is boring, it's just… [Laughs] When I'm at that stage of, "Okay, I'm brainstorming about that," which stays open a lot of time with me, it's 24 hours.
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Of course, even if Trump had swept every state, the GOP elite would still be brainstorming ways to deny him the nomination, but their schemes would've gotten farther-fetched and more cartoonishly villainous.
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Today is no exception — I have a surprise brainstorming meeting and get pulled into a frustrating conference call with a client, which means I have to stay late to get my work done.
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Diplomatic difficulties With diplomacy failing, US officials say initial brainstorming sessions are taking place throughout the government at the staff level on alternatives to working with Russia, ranging from economic to military measures.
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Some of the best investment ideas can come from chart inspired brainstorming sessions — though Cramer thinks that the best way to produce results is with a careful melding of both fundamentals and technicals.
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Some of the best investment ideas can come from chart inspired brainstorming sessions — though Cramer thinks that the best way to produce results is with a careful melding of both fundamentals and technicals.
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While brainstorming, though, I was sad to discover some of my deep-cut favorites aren't streaming anywhere: What's a girl gotta do to get the magical, brilliant "Wonderfalls" on a legal streaming service?
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When tennis superstar Venus Williams is not on the court, she can often be found brainstorming new ideas for her interior design firm VStarr Interiors or her active wear line EleVen by Venus.
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On Monday, the Office of American Innovation, a Kushner-led group inside the West Wing, will conduct the first of many brainstorming sessions with about 18 CEOs and two-dozen more business experts.
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The frittata first debuted on Norma's menu back in 2993, when Le Parker Meridien's president, Steven Pipes, and Norma's executive chef, Emile Castillo, were brainstorming a way to incorporate caviar into an omelet.
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"Every now and then we need radical brainstorming mutation sessions where we have to give ourselves up and allow ourselves to be thrust and pushed out of that space of preconception," he says.
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Oftentimes, they'll provide insights and suggestions you may have otherwise overlooked during your solo brainstorming and planning sessions, says Justin Lee, COO and co-founder of commercial real estate brokerage and platform TheSquareFoot.
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Recently, she has been brainstorming ideas for new legislation, some of which she discussed this fall, at a conference she hosted with the National Council for Incarcerated and Formerly Incarcerated Women and Girls.
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But this week, as the Mets' new G.M., he found himself on the opposite side of the annual gathering — attending league meetings, receiving pitches from agents and brainstorming trade possibilities with rival teams.
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The idea came about when a group of Israeli and Palestinian activists took a break from a tense brainstorming session and looked for an activity that would let people engage with one another.
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Puzzle notes: AMANDA AND KARL: We originally had LAST MAN STANDING as the revealer but realized after brainstorming that there were trios we liked with a non-"man" as the last one listed.
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Considered a visionary who enthusiastically embraced innovations in design, architecture and construction, Mr. Revell was an avid collaborator who can often be seen in photographs brainstorming with up-and-coming engineers and designers.
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The frittata first debuted on Norma's menu back in 2004, when Le Parker Meridien's president, Steven Pipes, and Norma's executive chef, Emile Castillo, were brainstorming a way to incorporate caviar into an omelet.
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One Sapient source recalled a brainstorming session involving 53 people in one large conference room who went through 3,800 Post-It notes over two days while designing the app&aposs most rudimentary functions.
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So, when Grande started brainstorming with video director Hannah Lux Davis on ideas for her scent's commercial, there was really only one question: How many sweets could she squeeze into the 30-second spot?
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When the staff at the Siesta Key Oyster Bar in the Florida Keys were brainstorming ways to help people in the Bahamas after Hurricane Dorian, they realized the answer was all around them — literally.
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Paramount president Amy Powell told The Hollywood Reporter back in January that it's up to 13 Reasons Why showrunner Brian Yorkey if they should continue with another season — but that he's already started brainstorming.
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New Yorker publisher Lisa Hughes said the idea for the cover came out of a brainstorming session with the editorial staff for a creative way to mark the magazine's annual special issue on innovation.
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In 2012, upon discovering that the number of students wanting to study IT at the University of Cambridge had dwindled dramatically, Eben Upton began brainstorming for a gimmick to increase the number of enrollees.
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Without creativity, a company could find itself stuck in a rut, so make the most of these slow summer days while clients and customers are also on vacation and set up a brainstorming session.
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During a downturn in the economy, the Hijikata brothers began brainstorming how they could use the factory's primary manufacturing material—a lighter, stronger version of cast iron called vermicular graphite iron—for other products.
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" And while the couple may have a name picked out by now, that wasn't the case three months ago when the Sports Illustrated model admitted she and her husband "have some brainstorming to do.
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At a brainstorming session in early January, the watch department at Phillips auction house zeroed in on what it said would be the first such auction of its kind: the vintage stainless steel chronograph.
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Soon, a grown-up television producer was installed as the executive editor of the site, and one of her first brainstorming sessions included a pitch for a multimedia feature about the infamous blue dress.
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In conference calls over the past week between Democratic House campaigns and allied consultants and outside groups, strategists have been brainstorming ideas for how to fundraise tactfully, according to people familiar with those calls.
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As a community, we are self-organizing and help educate each other when it comes to running a business, by offering advice on supply and material costs, brainstorming sales opportunities, and lending business tips.
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When I began brainstorming ideas for Vox Pop's Earworm, I asked myself one question: What are the sounds or music trends that everyone subconsciously knows about, but doesn't know why they became so common?
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The idea for Facebook and Google to analyze users' movements came up during brainstorming sessions between the White House and representatives of big tech companies on Sunday, and it has moved along quickly since.
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Then when brainstorming we were coming up with funny puns and Jack Dolgen [songwriter] was like 'we tapped that ass' We said, 'Jack, you brilliant asshole how did we not think of that already?
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They will have the power to tell elected officials which issues matter, and for each such issue to task a Citizens' Assembly (also chosen at random) with brainstorming ideas on how to solve them.
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To create "Ahlan Simsim," the International Rescue Committee and Sesame Workshop last year held brainstorming sessions in Lebanon and Jordan with early childhood specialists, psychologists, linguists, writers and artists, according to Mr. Cameron's post.
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From the look of it, fans will be given an insight into the grueling creative process, seeing the mother of three brainstorming in meetings, and in the studio recording tracks for the ambitious album.
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Throughout our day together — hiking, art show brainstorming, touring his home, and eating a late sushi lunch — all five feet, five inches of Flores' energy never wavers once, and neither does his wide, contagious smile.
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Tunk and Vochatzer's Lord of the Flies marks the first time the two artists have come together for a concrete project rather than "goofing around or brainstorming potential ideas," as Vochatzer tells The Creators Project.
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The main query behind our group brainstorming sessions became: How can we work the community's needs into the implementation of this slate of solar panels, since plans for installing the array have already been finalized.?
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So when we were brainstorming for our Samsung studio at 29Rooms Chicago, we knew we had to create a one-of-a-kind experience that would take the Insta-worthy exhibit to the next level.
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After spending a few days in Austin, which lost Uber and Lyft almost a year ago, I started brainstorming a post about how the city was doing just fine without either of the ridesharing giants.
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The Templar conspiracy, as most people engage with it, is endless email threads, arguments for project management credit, and blue-sky brainstorming sessions with people who will never have an original thought in their lives.
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She also has to deal with borderline puritanical rules from the big tech platforms while brainstorming about hunks, discerning what a hug sounds like, and puzzling over why people are so into stories about threesomes.
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Sometimes, it looks like taking a call in my car, or working in a parking lot while the baby sleeps, or trying to squeeze some exercise into my days and telling myself it's brainstorming time.
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The group - set to host two weeks of brainstorming inWashington in July with the U.S. State Department, 17entrepreneurs, development banks, and some major corporations -has set an ambitious target for Carnegie, a $115 million firm.
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The brainstorming process is extremely open-ended, and Marvel gives them a fair amount of freedom to develop the story as they see fit, with few (if any) guidelines or requests as the process begins.
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" (She did not respond to PEOPLE'S request for an interview.) Ericksen says that McCall and her "girls" wanted to start a fundraiser, and "I started brainstorming with a stripper on how the church could help.
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A third satellite, KhalifaSat, was the first to be developed and built in the U.A.E. At the time of the launch of DubaiSat-2 in November 90, Emirati leaders were brainstorming more ambitious space projects.
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But lately indie rock's most idiosyncratic thinkers have been invited into the brainstorming sessions that produce modern pop and hip-hop, apparently in hopes that they'll add some weird attention-getter to the final product.
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To assist optimization in these exercises, performance coaches help the athlete use brainstorming to generate optimum thoughts and emotional intensity, and performance coaches model and encourage athletes to practice the respective mindsets in simulated scenarios.
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After all, you could decide to drive to a cute coastal town on a Tuesday, work from there and be back in the city by Thursday for that brainstorming session at the local coffee shop.
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Ho and Gadio allegedly exchanged countless emails brainstorming the best way to discreetly enter Chad -- they rejected Deby's proposition of convening in the capital, N'Djamena, to avoid encountering "enemies and lobbyists," according to court documents.
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They work as healers, midwives, doulas, and researchers, Fueled by a passion for changing these statistics, many organize in sister circles and brainstorming sessions around the country, strategizing ways to improve black maternal health outcomes.
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NIGHT NIGHT came quickly, WHITE WEDDING was next after Andrea convinced me that Billy Idol is crossworthy, and after another round of brainstorming, we finally came up with MUSHROOM BALL to round out the set.
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"We did a lot of brainstorming, came up with plenty of horse puns while we were out drinking, and did research, both on farms and at butcher shops selling horse meat," said artist Woody Veneman.
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"If the opportunity came my way, if somebody wanted me to look over a script or sit in a room in sort of like a brainstorming session ... I would certainly be open for that," he says.
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"We've been hearing of partners who are interested to integrate with the Jamboard app itself, so being part of delivering a component to what would be brainstorming," says TJ Varghese, who led creation of the Jamboard.
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Since the bill was announced, he said he's been fielding many calls and emails brainstorming different approaches to this tracking tech, but said he couldn't share more details about these approaches because of potential copyright conflicts.
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Almost as soon as McConnell shelved a bid to vote on the measure this week, senators piled into a blue Capitol Police bus to head down to the White House for a brainstorming session with Trump.
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But, as the world's leading central bankers finished a weekend of brainstorming in Basel, Switzerland, as to what their next move might be, some feared that this time around they might do more harm than good.
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At the meeting, we discussed the current state of affairs and started to think about how to "un-rig" the system here in Louisiana, brainstorming common sense solutions to solve the problems that plague our state.
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Maggetti might find himself checking in with cast members at the park's new Lamplight Lounge restaurant, establishing a new micro-market in one of the break areas, or brainstorming park development opportunities with his direct reports.
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Democratic National Committee Chair Debbie Wasserman Schultz is resigning after a wikileaks email dump showed her and other DNC aides exchanging catty messages about Bernie Sanders and brainstorming about how to sabotage the Vermont senator's campaign.
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Instead, I stepped away from my desk and ate furtively in a corner, trying to seem inconspicuous, yet subtly busy — like I might be hard at work brainstorming but lacked the dexterity to type and eat.
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A sudden flash of insight might find you staying up late researching and brainstorming future plans, buy the new moon in Leo asks you to slow down, go within, reconnect with your inner voice, and rest.
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If you're not sure where to begin, consider a brainstorming exercise to help you figure out your yearly goals and career passions, or reach out to people in the industry where you'd love to be working.
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"The worst that could happen is that you hide someone's Easter basket where they can't find it, or give them diet eggs that have nothing inside," Cardinal Tobin said, brainstorming some appropriate April Fool's Easter gags.
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At the brainstorming huddle focused on future technologies, in particular, the White House had hoped to discuss ways it can tap tools like machine learning, artificial intelligence and unmanned aerial systems, according to an official memo.
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The writers were brainstorming ideas for a spectacle: an elaborately designed comedic eye-popper, bigger than the "Meryl-Go-Round" or the "Mo'Lympics," possibly approaching the scale of Billy's Thanksgiving Day Parade, which aired last season.
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In recent years, Ms. Phillips started a foundation that provides scholarships for minority students, joined a grass-roots organization called the Community Brainstorming Conference and mentored politicians, among them Representative Gwen Moore, a fellow Wisconsin Democrat.
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"I have the support of the President and the Prime Minister to do my job," he said at the briefing dubbed as a "brainstorming session", where he gave a rare insight into the secretive state company.
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The following is an excerpt from Sarah Cooper's new book, 100 Tricks to Appear Smart in Meetings (October 4, Andrews McMeel) In a brainstorming meeting, the pressure of coming up with incredible new ideas can be debilitating.
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A number of Beijing watchers say leaders there are already brainstorming ways to reply if Trump does in fact push forward with trade agreements that make life harder for Chinese companies that export into the United States.
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Unfortunately, it may not be this easy for long—true to my father's warnings, the credit card companies are not thrilled about our ability to make money off of them, and are brainstorming ways to curb it.
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Bradford says she and her sister Hayley Davis, who took the photos, were brainstorming ideas for a maternity shoot that would feel different than the typical shoot when they had the idea to incorporate her pregnancy cravings.
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When brainstorming over what that standard Hooter's girl outfit should be, founder Ed Droste pointed to his "beautiful secretary" Loretta, "an avid jogger," who was often seen bouncing around in white sneakers and scrunched up athletic socks.
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"The shawarma was one of the first things we had in mind when we started brainstorming for our new menu," says 28-year-old Mette Brink Søberg, who works as head of research and development at Noma.
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When she found out she was pregnant with her third child on October 27, Sabrina Clendenin started brainstorming ways to get her camera-shy husband, Jordan Clendenin, on video when she told him the news that night.
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Even though many of these developers have not supported policies to help governments deal with terrorists using their platforms, because of their expertise they should be invited to help think of alternative ideas, in a brainstorming forum.
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Some effective ways to gather employee input: Hold a catered lunch or a happy hour brainstorming session, or you can opt for something as simple as an employee survey, using digital services like SurveyMonkey or Google Forms.
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My personal favorite is the whiteboard of Oscar nominations that Todd Mr. Peanutbutter end up frantically brainstorming, which is just packed with jokes and pointed digs, like the two filling the Best Director category with all women.
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From our findings, we speculate that this relationship may have to do with what innovators prioritize in their college environment: taking on new challenges, developing strategies in response to new opportunities and brainstorming new ideas with classmates.
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Web designers at Google have been required to use pen and paper as a first step when brainstorming new projects for the past several years, because it leads to better ideas than those begun on a screen.
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Me, Alex (Eartheater) and one of the directors, Daniel Mangosing, (shoutout to Tomy), were brainstorming this concept for the video and thought, why don't just ask the homies to all be in the dollhouse with us, literally?
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RUN A TRAIN was the first potential theme answer that I thought of, and with Ryan's expert grid construction skills and some more theme answer brainstorming, I knew we were on the right track, so to speak.
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I ended up brainstorming by thinking of all the spatial words I could muster, seeing which ones had phrases associated with them, and then seeing what I could come up with for words that fit those phrases.
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When participants in the study recounted an embarrassing moment before a brainstorming session, they came up with both a larger number and wider range of ideas than those who shared a memory that made them feel proud.
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Flummoxed, Dr. Willis and one of his collaborators, Seth Creasy, a professor of exercise physiology at the University of Colorado Denver's Anschutz campus, started brainstorming other possible, perhaps unexpected contributors to the enormous variability to weight loss.
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Flummoxed, Dr. Willis and one of his collaborators, Seth Creasy, a professor of exercise physiology at the University of Colorado Denver's Anschutz campus, started brainstorming other possible, perhaps unexpected contributors to the enormous variability to weight loss.
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At best, however, the event was a brainstorming session because of a conspicuous absence at the table: The government of President Ashraf Ghani was not represented, meaning none of the agreements would carry any weight of implementation.
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He brought along a sheaf of documents, including a form letter from Bratton from July 28, 2015, thanking him for his participation in the brainstorming sessions and eight letters of recommendation from people inside and outside the department.
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It all started when the rapper started brainstorming visual concepts for a music video for his track "Wyclef Jean" which was released on his mixtape Jeffrey back in August, which you might recall for its memorable album cover.
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Varadkar said he had a long "brainstorming" conversation with German Chancellor Angela Merkel on Thursday in which the two leaders agreed that Britain not the EU would need to come up with a proposal to overcome the impasse.
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While Hollywood gears up for Sunday night's Academy Awards — which will cap off a buzzy award season honoring entertainment heavyweights — Twitter users are busy brainstorming a slew of categories they think should be recognized in the annual ceremony.
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The actress, who was texting with her glam squad right up until the 2018 Emmys red carpet, dropped a photo of her pink, bedazzled Gucci gown into the chat so they could start brainstorming her accompanying makeup look.
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She made recommendations for the speech during a brainstorming session in the Oval Office on Sunday, helping her father decide on a new approach aimed at easing concerns over whether he had the right temperament to govern effectively.
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According to The Atlanta Journal-Constitution, after Shannon Cofrin Gaggero explained to her young son that children were being separated from their parents at the United States-Mexico border, the family began brainstorming ideas on how to help.
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The team, consisting of finance ministry officials and advisers from the World Bank and other agencies, intends to act as a brainstorming think-tank to push through reforms of everything from the tax office's business model to tariffs.
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Late last year, central bank policymakers were brainstorming ways to communicate an eventual exit from ultra-easy policy as years of near-zero rates strain Japan's banking system, according to five sources familiar with the central bank's thinking.
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Just don't plan on making this a day to make commitments or come up with solid ideas; instead, focus on sharing your reflections and brainstorming possibilities that can be pursued after the Mercury retrograde ends on May 3.
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Jared Kushner, U.S. special envoy Jason Greenblatt and officials from the National Security Council will present U.S. proposals for improving the humanitarian situation in Gaza tomorrow at a White House "brainstorming session", a senior White House official said.
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So naturally, when we heard the news that the 45-year-old Jane-of-all-trades was expecting her first child with boyfriend Sinisa Mackovic, we quickly began brainstorming what her style would look like throughout her pregnancy.
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A brainstorming session in March generated what became a Princetified cover of Taylor Swift's "22," a video with orientation leaders and ODUS staff members as extras, a cappella groups singing the score and Nicolas Chae, a sophomore, directing.
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Plus Pool grew out of a 2010 brainstorming session between Mr. Coates and his design partner, Jeff Franklin, and their friends, Dong-Ping Wong and Oana Stanescu, who at the time ran another design firm, Family New York.
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I happen to be in the writers room for the brainstorming of this episode — more than I normally am for episodes that are mid-season — and we were thinking about what could be a song for the wind.
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Senior executives at Beijing-based Bytedance—a startup valued at $75 billion, which owns numerous apps including TikTok—have been brainstorming ideas to rebrand TikTok as it comes under mounting scrutiny from U.S. lawmakers over national-security concerns.
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In the year of our Lord 2019, I was brainstorming ideas for Halloween and it hit me: Now is the time to watch all of the scary movies people have referenced through the years — for the sake of content.
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In June 2019, after nearly two years of brainstorming, Sidewalk Labs released a 1,500 page master plan describing not only a 12-acre waterfront neighborhood, Quayside, but also a 350-acre district made up of many high-tech neighborhoods.
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And even though we always appreciate a bit of help when it comes to brainstorming gift ideas — especially when it comes down to our respective budgets and last minute time frames — navigating all of them can become quite overwhelming.
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Then, one fateful day, the lovely ladies of the People Style department were brainstorming Valentine's Day content ideas and we landed on the subject of perfumes that men love on women versus the types of perfume ladies flock to.
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BudTrader is the latest in a growing list of charities, fundraisers, and volunteers currently trying to lend a helping hand to furloughed government workers—while Trump is busying himself brainstorming dumbass slogans as his shutdown drags on and on.
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Seven hours of summit brainstorming on Thursday kept a host of options open for the EU leaders, who say they regret Britain's decision to leave but are eager to move on from what they increasingly see as a distraction.
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Bank of Japan board members debated the feasibility of ramping up stimulus at their September rate review, with some calling for the need to start brainstorming ideas to top up monetary support, minutes of the meeting showed on Wednesday.
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In 2013 the artist visited Dr. Dreisinger — who teaches at John Jay College of Criminal Justice and is executive director of the Incarceration Nations Network — while brainstorming for the 2014 People's Biennial at the Museum of Contemporary Art Detroit.
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Since the shutdown was announced, there has been a brainstorming rush to redesign 22018th Street in a way that maximizes options and minimizes transit times, so the street doesn't become a total wasteland when the L train goes out.
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Pressure cooking, slow cooking, rice cooking, steaming, sauteing, yogurt making, and warming functions (or force powers) are all here, so you shouldn't have any more trouble when it comes to brainstorming dinner options — we're thinking blue-milk-based yogurt?
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The session was respectful and constructive — an open-ended brainstorming session, held in the out-of-the-way locale of the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office in San Jose, six sources, including two who were in the room, told Re/code.
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The makers of Avengers: Infinity War may have tweaked Thanos and his goals for the sake of their story, but in the initial blue-sky brainstorming of the movie's plot, the Mad Titan's lovesick genocide was still on the table.
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Whether you're scrolling Instagram outfit brainstorming for weekend two or are just trying to get a head-start on summer's biggest trends, click ahead to shop some of our favorite two-piece sets that work in Palm Springs and beyond.
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Rozalski tells The Verge that he draws his inspiration for each painting from a variety of sources, sometimes finding an idea from a picture or something while he's out on a walk or brainstorming scenes that fit into a larger story.
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In 2017, Working Not Working, a collective of creative minds in advertising, design and various fields in Los Angeles, began brainstorming a solution that responsibly deals with uneaten food and how to distribute it to those in need of quality meals.
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During a mini brainstorming session at Mashable on Tuesday, a few of us that have been following Samsung's Galaxy Note7 fiasco tried (with little help from Samsung, which has been quite vague in its statements) to establish a timeline of events.
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After she gave a presentation to Shine staff about the anxieties that college students feel about achieving perfection in every aspect of their lives, the team began brainstorming about how to reach young adults with supportive messages at an opportune moment.
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Qantas admitted that it too, was brainstorming over the topic of sleep and long-duration flights, explaining how it was working on a program called "Project Sunrise," which looks to fly passengers non-stop from Australia to the likes of London.
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A senior partner at the firm that designed the building called the accessibility problem a "small wrinkle in an incredibly successful project," and said the firm has begun brainstorming ways to address the issues, which may include retrofitting the library.
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I began working on a documentary about sexual assault on college campuses at my alma mater, and while I was brainstorming ways to raise funds to better carry out that project, I came up with the idea for Feminist Apparel.
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Esvelt has also been brainstorming ways to keep a drive from spreading by making it so that when an edited organism procreates with a non-edited one, it will create half as many offspring—a kind of genetic electric-dog fence.
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The company hasn't spoken much about its plans, as it's still determining the scope through a series of brainstorming sessions with experts in the space, but its acquisitions, hiring trends and recent product development hint strongly at where it could go.
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The company hasn't spoken much about its plans, as it's still determining the scope through a series of brainstorming sessions with experts in the space, but its hiring trends and recent product development hint strongly at where it could go.
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Later, while brainstorming with John, he connected me to Maia "Crown" Williams, the founder of MECCAcon, the Midwest Ethnic Convention for Comics and Arts [who] operates a film festival and is a founding member of Ava DuVernay's ARRAY out of Detroit.
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While Anish Kapoor is brainstorming how he'll make artwork with his exclusive rights to Vantablack, a black material so dark it absorbs 99.964% of light, scientist are plastering their satellites with the stuff to help them see the universe better.
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CHICAGO (Reuters) - Boeing Co has started brainstorming with its airline customers over ways to win back public trust in the 737 MAX brand, with pilots expected to play a pivotal role in the process, an executive told Reuters on Monday.
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Mr. Peres was then the president of Israel, and the interview took place in his official residence, days before a star-studded gala of a birthday party to be followed by a two-day conference of brainstorming about the future.
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I do a lot of research, sit in on focus groups, read The New York Times, check discussion boards, Tumblr, Pew Research, Nate Silver's FiveThirtyEight, consumer trend studies, and we have team brainstorming sessions before I sit down to write.
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The BOJ has been brainstorming ways to deepen negative interest rates at minimal cost, as it considers adopting it as a main policy response to a slowing economy and growing global risks, sources familiar with the bank's thinking have said.
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Beth A. Myers, the director of the Taishoff Center, said that students in the newly revised program begin brainstorming their career plans when they arrive as freshmen, and are guided to think deeply about their interests, their strengths and their weaknesses.
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I use a systematic approach to problem solving that includes analyzing the issue, defining desired outcomes, asking the right questions, looking at the challenge from both creative and strategic viewpoints, and brainstorming in a team environment to form possible solutions.
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Google has said it placed one of the individuals on leave for accessing multiple need-to-know documents — which it defines as ones containing sensitive information outside the scope of someone's job — such as another team's brainstorming ideas or strategic plans.
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For the Sake of Argument: Writing Persuasively to Craft Short, Evidence-Based Editorials Our suggestions on how to guide students through the writing process when writing editorials — from brainstorming a topic to publishing their work — and all the steps in between.
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The only difference is that The Founder mirrors real-life scenarios that are playing out all across the globe, perhaps at the same time as you're brainstorming your latest cause washing campaign, or adopting an office pet to increase employee happiness.
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Image: Wizards of the CoastThree artists traveling to Wizards of the Coast's headquarters to join the latest Dungeons & Dragons brainstorming session were reportedly denied entry into the United States and sent back to their home countries over issues with their visa waivers.
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Read These Stories Next: Why I Don't Want A Big Little Lies Season 2 This New Big Little Lies Character Is About To Start So Much Drama In Monterey Reese Witherspoon & Laura Dern Are Brainstorming Big Little Lies 2 Drama On Twitter
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Screenwriter Fatimah Asghar and director Samantha Bailey discussed the deal in an interview with Elle this morning, emphasizing the "grassroots" origins of the project — group brainstorming on Facebook and friends volunteering to come down to the set to do work for free.
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CHICAGO, April 15 (Reuters) - Boeing Co has started brainstorming with its airline customers over ways to win back public trust in the 737 MAX brand, with pilots expected to play a pivotal role in the process, an executive told Reuters on Monday.
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Sitting down with experts across academia and the public and private sectors, the conversation highlighted the substantial burden placed on patients with chronic kidney disease, the importance of making continuing education for primary care providers accessible, and brainstorming ways of having earlier interventions.
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Members benefit from a coffee lounge with healthy snacks, smoothies, organic juices, and coffee (though none of this comes for free), showers, bike storage, phone booths, a "creative lab" for brainstorming, a rooftop terrace, and outdoor yoga facility, and of course, meeting rooms.
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The only shift going on in the heavens is the Moon entering sensual Earth sign Taurus at 1:10 PM. A new moon is coming tomorrow, so spend some time today brainstorming what new seeds you would like to plant in your life.
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"Since the beginning of her business we wanted to collab together because we're always sharing ideas with each other," Woods told PEOPLE in August, adding that it took "at least a year" of brainstorming until the pair settled on the final version.
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WASHINGTON/CHICAGO (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump on Monday urged Boeing Co to "rebrand" its 737 MAX jetliner following two fatal crashes, but the planemaker said it was focused on fixing the problem and brainstorming over next steps to win back public trust.
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"Since the beginning of her business we wanted to collab together because we're always sharing ideas with each other," Woods told PEOPLE in August, adding that it took "at least a year" of brainstorming until he pair settled on the final version.
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All photos by Jack Crosbie When I meet Kevin Morby on a brisk spring morning, he's running around the apartment picking up and putting down his guitar, talking with his handlers, and brainstorming with the photographer the best place to take photos.
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In addition, there's a lot of brainstorming going on right now—what are the possible next steps, is there any way to have the injunction be narrowed so it only includes, perhaps, the states that are suing, that are in that circuit.
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And in February, a task force ordered by Trump announced it was brainstorming ways to expand Internet access and improve access to information on the island, despite a formal protest by the Cuban government, which viewed it as an attack on Cuban sovereignty.
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He finally has about $35 in his "give" pot so he's been brainstorming ideas of who/what he'd like to give to, which helps him talk about what is valuable and important to his vision of the world he wants to live in.
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On Wednesday, Prime Minister Theresa May called cabinet ministers to a brainstorming session about the withdrawal, pledging to examine "the next steps" for Britain and to identify "opportunities that are now open to us as we forge a new role" in the world.
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UFC production designer Greg Harrison, who got Cusson the job, says he came up with the idea while brainstorming an arena that would be safe and not favor any one fighting style, but that would also work for a television production crew.
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It all goes down in Orlando, FL on April 2 and the guys are already brainstorming ideas so they go down as the greatest WrestleMania hosts EVER ... a list that includes The Rock, John Cena and Kim Kardashian (she hosted in 2008).
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At the meeting, Sundar Pichai, Google's chief executive, played down the proposals as the product of brainstorming by members of the human resources staff and not things that senior managers were seriously considering, according to a video viewed by The New York Times.
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The Trump administration also focused on federal procurement — and it devoted a brainstorming workshop to the sort of reforms the White House can proffer to make it easier for the U.S. government to buy the most cutting-edge tools on the market.
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What was most impressive, Ms. Malek said, is that Ms. Masoni could go directly from blue-sky brainstorming — "this is the spirit of flavors and what we want to be about" — to pitch-perfect recipes for ice creams that have become nationally known.
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I imagine the first shoe is meant to be worn while brainstorming, the second while designing the icon of your startup, the third for your day in court after accidentally toppling a democracy or failing to pay the designer who made your icon.
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Bankers have "strongly supported" the idea of consolidation, suggesting the government form a panel of experts to devise a merger strategy, Arun Jaitley said after a two-day annual brainstorming event of industry leaders and officials from the central bank and finance ministry.
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While you can hire a consultant to help guide your child through this overwhelming maze, these consultants are expensive and much of their work involves managing the complex application process, figuring out which colleges are a good fit, and brainstorming essay topics.
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Part memoir, part guide for the budding entrepreneur, it's the story of Netflix as scruffy start-up, from those brainstorming sessions to the height of its red-envelope days, before it spent billions on original content and had 151 million subscribers worldwide.
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A senior White House official said Ivanka Trump made recommendations for the speech during a brainstorming session in the Oval Office on Sunday, helping her father decide on a new approach aimed at easing concerns over whether he had the right temperament to govern effectively.
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They helped the leaders deal with difficult group members, counseling us through our own personal crises and brainstorming last-minute group bonding activities; they gave us pre-meeting pep talks, reminding us that Christ had chosen us specifically to spread his mission of love.
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It seems clear that at no point in the processes of brainstorming, planning, and execution of the 2016 Summit did any of Creative Time's staff, colleagues, or consultants show awareness of the numerous, widely disseminated critiques of FEMEN's complicity with Islamophobia and neo-imperialism.
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Read These Stories Next: Why I Don't Want A Big Little Lies Season 2 This New Big Little Lies Character Is About To Start So Much Drama In Monterey Reese Witherspoon & Laura Dern Are Brainstorming Big Little Lies 2 Drama On Twitter Related Video:
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It's a small part of a digital environment Goelst calls "persistent content," which refers to the notes and annotations made, as well as the 3D content viewed during a team brainstorming session that can be pulled up again when you put the headset back on.
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"I talk to them all, especially Kai when the single was out, and brainstorming with OphQi and ST." Hinton doesn't come out and say it, but he seems to recognizes the value these artists brought to the record and continue to bring to his life.
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"Since the beginning of her business we wanted to collab together because we're always sharing ideas with each other," Woods told PEOPLE in August, adding that it took "at least a year" of brainstorming and iterations until the pair settled on the final version.
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During the four months while the Rational-Pure Atria acquisition was being finalized, Hastings and Randolph commuted together to and from Pure Atria's offices in Silicon Valley, actively brainstorming ways to leverage trends for a new business idea, according to Randolph's telling of the story.
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Fridriksson was only a few weeks into his planned yearlong vacation when he became restless and asked a few members of his core team at QuizUp — Gunnar Holmsteinn, Johann Thorvaldur Bergthorsson and Ymir Finnbogason — to start brainstorming with him about the future of mobile gaming.
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Everything in this expansion feels like it's the answer to a different, "Wouldn't it be cool if…?" brainstorming conversation, aimed at trying to bring to life some different historical dynamic, or perhaps just to bring back some favorite element of a previous Civ game.
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" To that end, Kalan spent his time in the writers' room brainstorming ideas for host segments, overseeing those who were contributing jokes, and helping Hodgson keep watch of the season's arc, making sure they "didn't do too much or little of any one thing.
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He said he thought that Stone knew this through non-public information and that top campaign officials including Gates, then-campaign manager Paul Manafort and aides Jason Miller and Stephen Miller held brainstorming sessions based "in part on Mr. Stone's predictions" about WikiLeaks' plans.
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And, of course, that means it's time for you to start brainstorming the perfect gift ideas for what to get that father figure in your life for their special day (check out our gift guides for suggestions, like our favorite unique gifts for dad).
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" President Trump's special envoy for Middle East peace Jason Greenblatt has revealed in an Op-Ed, published Thursday in the Washington Post, that a "Brainstorming session" on Gaza will take place next week "to find real solutions to the problems that Hamas has caused.
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On April 11, 2016 I created a new document called "VG Ideas"—at the time, the site was still VICE Gaming—and among other brainstorming ideas, I wrote the following lines: Which is all to say that Hyper Light Drifter is in Waypoint's blood.
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The one-day initiative, called "Back to the Bar," was partly the result of brainstorming sessions involving the consulting firm Instinctif Partners and thousands of company employees that began last summer and continued through early January, said K. C. Kavanagh, Bacardi's global communications officer.
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What that means concretely is we have probably more companies ... When this goes right, we have more companies doing brain writing, where instead of having a face-to-face brainstorming meeting, we have everybody generate ideas independently and then submit them for everyone to see.
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But what really distinguished those teams with low satisfaction scores from the rest was that their meetings tended to include a lot of people — 10 or 20 bodies arrayed around a conference table coordinating plans, as opposed to two or three people brainstorming ideas.
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CreditCreditMary Louise Schumacher/Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel, via Associated Press In the days before the artist Robert Indiana died last May at 89, two of his close associates were brainstorming just what sort of art might be sold under the Indiana brand during his last years.
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The editors, who started brainstorming in April, eventually whittled the list down to seven "greats": Mr. Sondheim, the singer Nicki Minaj, the designer Dries van Noten, the writer Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie, the artist Claes Oldenburg, the actress Amy Adams and the director Park Chan-wook.
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We stay for over two hours discussing our November book (Two Girls Down) and brainstorming what we should read for December… We notice that we all enjoy the thriller/mystery genre so we laugh about trying to find a Christmas thriller for the holidays.
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It's seductive to think of Renée Fleming and Anne Carson, or Gerhard Richter and Steve Reich, brainstorming and rehearsing together — and to want to get in the same room as them and their work, which will be on display in the Shed's opening weeks.
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FCC Chairman Ajit Pai will join that brainstorming session with the likes of AT&T CEO Randall Stephenson, Sprint CEO Marcelo Claure and Verizon President John Stratton, and they'll explore the impact of federal regulation and the "implications of an increasingly connected world," Kratsios said.
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A mission to the moon tentatively scheduled for 2028 was pitched to the National Space Council's Users' Advisory Group—a group of government and NASA officials headed by Vice President Mike Pence that's in charge of brainstorming and organizing NASA's long term plans—on Thursday.
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The talks, at a government complex next to San Jose City Hall, were described by a senior administration official as a "technological brainstorming meeting" to look at ways to make it harder for violent extremists to use the Internet to recruit support or to plan attacks.
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And after 28 years of brainstorming and 11 years of R&D, after many false starts, delays, and blown deadlines, after the vanquishing of internal skepticism, after innumerable prototypes, iterations, and redesigns, Nike's automatic electronic self-lacing shoe is scheduled to ship to stores this holiday season.
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This Friday, February 17th, gather your friends, families, neighbors, and start brainstorming ideas for how you can enhance your community, stand up to this administration, integrate resistance and self-care into your daily routine, and how you will channel your efforts for good on March 8th.
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This Friday, February 210th, gather your friends, families, neighbors, and start brainstorming ideas for how you can enhance your community, stand up to this administration, integrate resistance and self-care into your daily routine, and how you will channel your efforts for good on March 2100th.
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The A-listers were among the most recognizable faces this past week at the 4-day Harvard business course known as BEMS -- where top-level talent from all walks of life, including Hollywood stars, come out and share their experiences with each other ... brainstorming paths to success.
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When writer Steve Englehart and artist Frank Brunner took over the run of Marvel Comics' Doctor Strange in the early 21968s, they would get together every couple of months to have dinner and then get high, brainstorming wild, new directions in which to take the character.
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If you're struggling to find inspiration — be it writer's block, brainstorming a new business idea or solving a problem — here are five strategies to uncover and develop new ideas: It's important to stay on top of what's happening in the business world and your industry in particular.
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The common notion of brainstorming — a group freely tossing out as many ideas as possible and seeing what sticks — isn't nearly as effective or productive as letting individual group members first work alone to narrow down best ideas, then bringing those best ideas to the larger group.
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In further discussion regarding the clue for 65A, he notes that while "opposite" might not be the "perfect word," brainstorming sessions with others made him feel it was the best option, and he noted that they apply equally to the pork products I hid in the grid.
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As part of the White House's five-day focus on technology, Trump gathered executives from those industries — including AT&T CEO Randall Stephenson, PrecisionHawk CEO Michael Chasen and a number of venture capitalists — for a morning of brainstorming sessions devoted to spurring new investments in emerging fields.
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"Currently, we have called off all large gatherings for the census (1,000 people or more) and have begun brainstorming with our partners on alternate activities we can pursue that will comport with the health and safety guidelines as outlined by our County health office," Kuwada said.
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The city started out by holding brainstorming sessions with arts leaders and artists, and decided early on that the new space should be a highly flexible one that could cater to the growing desire of many artists to break out of their silos and blend disciplines.
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She produced a few more samples, all made of bright fabrics, and after brainstorming potential company names ("Olive" was a top contender), settled for "Kate Spade," a mash-up of her and Andy's names, although it would later become her own after the two married in 1994.
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Although new research commissioned by Priorities USA, a Democratic super PAC, concluded that many Obama-to-Trump voters believed that Democrats are out of touch with less affluent Americans, a recent, high-profile Democratic brainstorming session in Washington was held at the opulent Four Seasons Hotel.
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After the James Beard–nominated Viehland, who has cooked at Noma and Gramercy Tavern, left his most recent post at the acclaimed Community Table in New Preston, he began brainstorming ideas with Bass, a longtime local resident, who just happened to be purchasing this building in Kent.
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Meanwhile, I'd been brainstorming new game ideas with a friend, and one of the ideas that stuck was a game about a person who's just minding their own business when they hear a loud knocking at their front door, and they're wholly unequipped to deal with this situation.
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Plowing through three martinis and an overpriced steak at an upscale Midtown Manhattan restaurant on a Wednesday afternoon, all on the company dime and under the vague guise that I'm sourcing up, entertaining clients, or maybe just brainstorming ways to save the world with my remarkably drunk boss.
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More generally, the skill of brainstorming how an emerging technology of this scale will impact your company is hugely beneficial to your critical-thinking skill set — and can be applied to other disruptive concepts such as artificial intelligence/machine learning, the Internet of Things, and virtual reality/augmented reality.
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While she had always planned to attend the Women's March in D.C., after brainstorming with her friend Krista Suh, co-creator of the Pussyhat Project, MILCK came up with the idea of recruiting a few women to perform the song acapella in what she calls "guerrilla flash mob"-style.
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Crescent told The Verge in an email that she had only used Bookclicker "as a tool to network with authors" and that she had not been part of "Chance Carter's mastermind group," likely referring to a smaller clique that operated as a kind of business strategy brainstorming group.
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McIver explained that during the brainstorming period she wrote down some of Melania's favorite passages from Michelle Obama's speech — "A person she has always liked is Michelle Obama" — and some of those phrases made it into the final script, which she mistakenly did not check against Obama's original speech.
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Ideas being batted about inside the White House include finding a way for government to guarantee paid sick leave for workers or sending money to small businesses to avoid layoffs, people familiar with the early discussions said, cautioning the brainstorming was still loose and in its early phases.
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Each film begins with what is essentially a two-month brainstorming session, during which the pair — often joined by a Marvel executive and Anthony and Joe Russo, the brother team who directed both Civil War and its predecessor, The Winter Soldier — hole up and work through various story ideas.
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As the council begins its task, though, Trump sought the tech industry's help, convening a day of private brainstorming sessions with top executives on Monday afternoon — and several of those leaders, flanking Trump at a table later in the evening, responded with a few asks of their own.
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Some crossword grids are easier to flesh out than others, but they tend to follow a similar design approach: brainstorming a "theme set" around an interesting idea for wordplay, building the puzzle grid's skeleton around this set and filling it with all the answers through trial and error.
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But the virus has showcased Mr. Netanyahu's leadership skills as he moved pre-emptively and decisively to stem its spread, largely sequestering the country by ordering all arrivals from abroad to self-quarantine, brainstorming with foreign leaders by phone and videoconference and pledging subsidies to stabilize the economy.
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"After brainstorming, the vet team invented a unique approach to modify her brace for the habitat – made of waterproof swimmers tape and wetsuit material, which works to provide extra support for her injured ligament as her weight shifts back-and-forth, when navigating the flamingo habitat," the zoo explained.
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Twice a month, a subset of the group participates in a version of the Pixar brain trust sessions — one member takes a vexing project (a cut of a film or an unfinished script) to a session and the group spends about three hours in the evening brainstorming about improvements.
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In a 453 lesson plan, "Going Beyond Cliché: How to Write a Great College Essay," we suggest students first make a timeline of their lives, or of one period in their lives, brainstorming at least 20 events, big and small, that were significant to them for any reason.
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Lotze noted that, during the brainstorming part of the test, magnetic imaging showed that the sensorimotor and visual areas were activated; once creative writing started, these areas were joined by the bilateral dorsolateral prefrontal cortex, the left inferior frontal gyrus, the left thalamus, and the inferior temporal gyrus.
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To make as complete a list as possible, you can begin by brainstorming as a class; then you can ask the teachers and other adults in your school if they can add to the list; and finally, you can ask your family and friends to complete the list.
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"When we were brainstorming on what to do, my mom sent me a tweet that Deah had written out like a year before his death, and it described his dream of having a community where we could help the youth with whatever projects they were taking on," Farris Barakat told CNN.
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And after a few minutes of brainstorming and debate, they come up with the first step of their campaign: survey at least 1,750 students by April 30 in order to determine if they're aware of their on-campus birth control options and ask what other choices they'd like to be available.
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So after reading that book, I started brainstorming and trying to create a way to create our own purple cow ... so it hit me one day that we needed to align our employee's interests with my own interests as the owner and allow customer feedback to directly control employee compensation.
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I am a Rebel Girl: a Journal to Start Revolutions is a new feminist activity book filled with 100 insightful tasks for girls that allow them to try out things like writing a letter to their local representative, planning a march, or brainstorming what they want to be when they grow up.
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When he returned to school in September and started brainstorming his thesis project, those thoughts on defunct technology turned into a plan: he was going to design a VHS-based video game console that could have existed in the early 1980s, if it weren't for that pesky video game crash in 1983.
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There is a high (or "false or unusual sense of well-being") associated with Ambien, so in my experience, sometimes even when I take it and try to fall right asleep, I'll find myself brainstorming ways to save the world through sex magic and feel it's important to put those into action.
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" Together with a colleague at the ad agency where he works, Edgar Elorza, 219, they began brainstorming a different way to support relief efforts: "What if we could come up with a way for people to donate that was very familiar but could reach people in Mexico and all over the world?
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The technology could serve as an early-warning system for potential attacks, White House officials proposed at the brainstorming session, perhaps compiling information from across social sites to identify deadly incidents before they occur, according to three people familiar with the matter but not authorized to discuss a private gathering on the record.
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When siblings Jonathan Smalley and Melanie Charlton began brainstorming a startup in her Annapolis basement in 2014, they were unwittingly following in the footsteps of Bill Hewlett and Dave Packard, the pair who plotted the trajectory of their namesake company, Silicon Valley, and ultimately the zeitgeist from the splendid isolation of their Palo Alto garage.
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This statement was likely the result of some brainstorming with the senior team about how on earth he would be able to answer questions and explain what his boss meant -- especially with a Monday deadline looming from the House Intelligence Committee for the Justice Department to turn over any evidence to back this ludicrous story.
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The Openbook vision of a better way belongs to Joel Hernández who has been dreaming for a couple of years, brainstorming ideas on the side of other projects, and gathering similarly minded people around him to collectively come up with an alternative social network manifesto — whose primary pledge is a commitment to be honest.
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When German professor Klaus Schwab organized a meeting of European business leaders to discuss global management practices in Davos 85033 years ago, it is doubtful that he envisioned it turning into a glitzy annual gathering of world business leaders, economists, politicians and celebrities brainstorming on the year's most important global economic and political issues.
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Based on the code, here's how the bartenders will respond: 'Neat': Bar staff will escort you to your car 'On the rocks': Bar staff will call a ride for you 'With lime': Bar staff will call the police The idea came from Florida Atlantic University's Student Government whose members were brainstorming ways to protect students.
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Miriam Buether has designed only a single set, lighted by Jennifer Tipton, and it's not so unlike the big, empty rooms in which ideas are hashed out in this season's two other best new plays: J. T. Rogers's "Oslo" (about Middle East peace negotiations) and Annie Baker's "The Antipodes" (about a brainstorming story conference).
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After Arkansas's announcement of an execution schedule that death penalty researchers said was without equal in the modern history of capital punishment in the United States, a brainstorming session among reporters who cover the South for The Times led to an idea for an article that would focus on the drug as a central character.
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And we had no vision for the company because we started it through a brainstorming session, and we said yes because I wanted to work with Paul and YC. So the fact that we were going to make money for this thing that we felt like we didn't have any business doing in the first place seemed pretty incredible.
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It's gray and cold the day that I visit, and it happens to be the day of Urban's quarterly brainstorming meeting, where the creative team meets to discuss the upcoming months and how to best implement their various collaborations in a way that will resonate with customers across both the digital space and in real life.
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"The basic premise was the corporatization of the terrorism process and just the idea of terrorists wearing blue shirts and ties and going to an office to get work done was what the idea was and I think just like every other brainstorming process it just changes and changes," Kunal Rao, a member of East India Comedy, said.
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Early on in the process, playwright/performance artist Melissa Nussbaum Freeman, who has lived in the area nearly 5003 (non-consecutive) years, mentioned that the private Facebook group set up for the first cohort of artists and city employees was not a very active channel of communication and brainstorming in the way that many local artist Facebook groups are.
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I learned that about me, and so we literally started brainstorming on the phone about things, and he's like, "You know, you remember that time we left this ..." We had left a printout of ... Every company takes these surveys, and then there's the detailed comments at the end, and those are the best, and Rich had printed them.
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"We were brainstorming all kinds of ways for them to figuratively keep their doors open if they literally couldn't," Campbell tells CNBC Make It. As of Thursday, Skupien had only sold two gift cards totaling $220, but she says "it meant the world" to know that those customers were intent on helping her business through a tough time.
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Dianne FeinsteinDianne Emiel FeinsteinTrump administration urges Congress to reauthorize NSA surveillance program The Hill's Morning Report - More talk on guns; many questions on Epstein's death Juan Williams: We need a backlash against Big Tech MORE (D-Calif.) is downplaying reports that it is working on a new encryption bill, saying it is merely an internal brainstorming file.
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