"I think she's the one -- the one who is best equipped to bring together the coalitions and bring together our base," Sue Dvorsky told CNN in an interview.
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" Last year, the funding proposals sought to support "cross-border projects that bring together Israelis and Palestinians and activities that bring together Israelis, Palestinians, and Jordanians are strongly encouraged.
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The union will bring together two large and storied families.
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The takeover would bring together two very different political beasts.
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The meetings bring together central bankers, lawmakers and company directors.
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Curve's mission is to bring together all of these services.
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Clinton a chance to bring together the party's disparate strands.
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His pieces bring together otherwise forgotten, alienated, or misunderstood communities.
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SA: Probably, though I think we bring together something special.
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They could bring together communities opposed to the Hindu right.
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Very few issues can bring together lawmakers of both parties.
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Above all, she is struggling to bring together a competent administration.
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Only Big Tech could bring together Bill Barr and Elizabeth Warren.
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Those exercises too will bring together air, ground and naval forces.
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Now he's hoping he can bring together lawmakers on the issue.
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The wedding will bring together two of India's most influential families.
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Our aim is to bring together the key players in robotics.
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Wouldn't it be great if we could bring together both worlds?
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Again, these labels all bring together related terms from diverse languages.
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The film's six chapters bring together a posse of big actors.
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Some sites, literal crossroads of history, bring together two contradicting stamps.
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Essentially, what we're trying to do is bring together the ecosystems.
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Why try to bring together virtual experience with immersive, real space experience?
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How do you bring together these two competing senses of what's fair?
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Ecosystems bring together people with a shared commitment to see what emerges.
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Nothing like the Victoria's Secret Fashion Show to bring together former lovers.
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The event is programmed to bring together founders, technologists, researchers and investors.
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The takeover is set to bring together $3.1 trillion in client assets.
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It can be very basic or bring together all the information you need.
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The event was an effort to bring together politicians, big business, and entrepreneurs.
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These parties bring together wide groups of people who wouldn't otherwise meet up.
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Like Bachelor in Paradise, it'll also bring together alums from the other shows.
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But any of them will have to bring together numerous partners to succeed.
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The final episode will bring together the winners of the first nine episodes.
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The changes will bring together LinkedIn's content and network with Microsoft's productivity tools.
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Social networks, too, are platforms: they bring together consumers, advertisers and software developers.
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The works bring together photo (particles of light) and graph (lines of writing).
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JERUSALEM — In death as in life, Shimon Peres will bring together longtime adversaries.
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How did the Tompkins Square Park movement bring together artists, musicians, and activists?
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The street celebrations bring together people who often don't even know each other.
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Even events that bring together relatively wealthy tourists are prone to disease outbreaks.
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Lincoln's principles, derived from the Declaration of Independence, bring together emancipation and immigration.
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Other conferences bring together researchers in Africa, the Middle East, and Latin America.
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The coalition will bring together federal agents, prosecutors and city and state police.
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The latest shows bring together the famous, the almost forgotten, and the emerging.
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"Marketplaces bring together buyers and sellers an then have little value add," Hennessy said.
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Then we would bring together and be able to use the competences of both.
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It was time to bring together the nation he had helped to drive apart.
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Then, the next day on May 1 they'll bring together DOT Records-founder ELVIS.
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Chiefly focused on state-building, Western aid also failed to bring together estranged communities.
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On Tuesday, Libya's Presidential Council announced a new government to bring together the groups.
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The jigsaw nature of collages is a strong format to bring together distinct worlds.
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At the same time, the wall-mounted pieces bring together art and home design.
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"Falcon and the Winter Solider" will bring together two of Captain America's closest friends.
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The merger will bring together health insurance and pharmacy services in the same company.
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Many leaders are mapping ways to bring together people who hold deeply different beliefs.
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Mulesoft works with companies to bring together different sources of data like varying APIs.
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It's all those kind of things we need to bring together in the North.
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Bridenstine would also bring together two warring factions that have divided the aerospace community.
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Ultimately, Cowansage hopes Elpha will bring together women in media, science, medicine and more.
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America needs a president who will bring together people on the fringe of society.
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If a deal were consummated, it would bring together the two largest U.S. toymakers.
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So the advent of Atlanta's soccer team helped bring together a city of foreigners.
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"Our hope was to bring together social networking and mobile photo sharing," he said.
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It can break down barriers and bring together people from all walks of life.
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Major events that bring together hoards and crowds have been canceled around the world.
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The combination would bring together two prominent Japanese companies that have seen better days.
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They bring together all races, genders and ages to cheer a team to victory.
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It's an issue that could bring together both sides of the aisle in Congress.
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It will bring together working people, who have given up on the political process.
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It will bring together young people who have never participated in the political process.
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Caavo's job is to bring together all your services, devices, and shows onto one screen.
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American prosecutors scrambled to bring together civil court orders to seize and disrupt the network.
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We will bring together volunteers and equip them with skills to reach voters more effectively.
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In 1907 he helped to bring together the two companies that formed Royal Dutch Shell.
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Our community has worked for over 41 years to bring together our hometown of Gilroy.
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We need coordination by the federal government to bring together powerful federal and state resources.
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Participatory councils are institutional venues that bring together representatives from civil society and the government.
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Lena Dunham's Lenny Letter partnered with NowThis to bring together celebs who support Planned Parenthood.
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"We'll bring together dozens of countries from all around the world," Pompeo told Fox News.
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The final trio on Thursday will bring together Jordan Spieth, Paul Casey and Brooks Koepka.
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For those familiar with the work that LinkedIn is doing to bring together its Lynda.
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Who could bring together Brahms and the Beatles on national television, and have millions watch?
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Co-living spaces bring together a group of people, likely strangers, in a shared space.
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We were able, in this campaign, to bring together every facet of the Democratic Party.
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"No one can bring together people like he can to do the impossible," Spiro said.
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We can be effective in helping to bring together water, health, engineering, and finance partners.
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As I felt last year, my mission is to bring together this wide range of voices.
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Or it will bring together all the photos of receipts you've taken into a single place.
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The goal is to bring together legacy data stored in various systems into a central location.
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The deal would bring together car companies with similar weaknesses, yet have the advantage of size.
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" White positioned himself as a voice in the wilderness seeking to bring together like-minded "goys.
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They have some complimentary technologies we bring together with our technology to go to the marketplace.
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What do you get when you bring together 10 everyday women with 10 super-hot trainers?
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These public gatherings bring together a community, build our numbers, and create a fun family atmosphere.
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The sensual surfaces of Susan York's graphite sculptures bring together sight and touch without favoring either.
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Good Morning Routines are a handy feature that bring together some of the clock's best points.
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Renison said it is even proving difficult to bring together businesses, policymakers and banks, frustrating efforts.
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I wanted to be able to bring together painting, music, and tattooing under one creative roof.
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They formed the Social Science Genetic Association Consortium to bring together information on thousands of subjects.
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But she praised the idea of attempting to bring together guests from across the political spectrum.
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Civilian kitchens aren't equipped with machines that have automaton-like limbs to bring together a dough.
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It will bring together global politics, big money, high technology and the intricacies of Canadian law.
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Such meetings bring together Cabinet members and other top U.S. officials who focus on national security.
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Pete Buttigieg likes to portray himself as the candidate who can bring together the Democratic Party.
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Tom Burr's installations bring together past and present in a famous Brutalist building in New Haven.
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I thought about genres I wanted to bring together, things that worked well, but were unusual combinations.
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U.S. officials privately acknowledge that efforts to bring together rival government factions are moving slowly at best.
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"Sousapaloozas" will bring together hundreds of brass and wind musicians to play marches by John Philip Sousa.
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Escayg says the team tried to bring together their favorite elements of Uncharted for The Lost Legacy.
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The layering also enables Winters to bring together different sources, to compress two or more different diagrams.
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Kevin's first area of focus is to bring together the world's leading professional network and professional cloud.
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Now, the planned tie-up will bring together two businesses that have long collaborated on making EpiPens.
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The riots that followed helped bring together a coalition against the common enemy of the conservative establishment.
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On April 26, Martha Wilson will bring together a slew of artist-activists for a teach-in.
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It will bring together 0003 entrepreneurs from around the world to tackle this issue inside six months.
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The two companies plan to bring together health insurance and pharmacy services through the chain's retail clinics.
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"You have managed to bring together a cadre of organizations and groups that rarely align," Lazarow said.
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To have a reasonable chance to win, Mr. Trump must bring together much more of his own.
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Exhibits rotate about once every three weeks, with openings that sometimes bring together the area's cantankerous stalwarts.
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Valdis Dombrovskis will lead our work to bring together the social and the market in our economy.
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Let's bring together a network of people to think about this collaboratively and see where it goes.
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It illustrates her unusual ability to bring together the corporate and hacker camps working on the technology.
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" Moulton also said that Biden "can bring together the Democratic Party's winning coalition from the Obama years.
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We discussed our annual shareholders' weekend where we bring together all of our members in New Orleans.
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The deal would bring together Discovery's Investigation Discovery, OWN and TLC with Scripps's HGTV and Food Network.
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The show will bring together 50+ experts across startup core competencies, such as fundraising, operations and marketing.
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Microsoft said Monday that 100X100X100 will bring together 100 companies and 100 early and growth-stage startups.
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Now, Markle has helped bring "Together" to life through her role as Patron of the Royal Foundation.
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I want something that's going to bring together everybody, that everybody can like or get upset by.
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The remaining programs bring together a different handful of companies each night to dance alongside the sunset.
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The themes bring together stylistically or politically diverse artists, and make room for the lesser-known names.
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What would bring together the hypercompetitive people from Google, Apple, Facebook, Twitter, and Pinterest during the holidays?
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" Sanders said he saw "an opportunity to bring together principled people from the right and the left.
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If she does, it will bring together the national leadership of the Democratic Party behind the program that will be a landmark achievement of the next important Democratic president, and it will bring together those who supported Clinton and those who supported Sanders in the 2016 Democratic primaries.
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Age or race plays no importance here, it's completely natural for me to bring together very diverse models.
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BENIOFF: WELL, THIS IS REALLY A LANDMARK AGREEMENT BETWEEN IBM AND SALESFORCE TO BRING TOGETHER TWO AMAZING TECHNOLOGIES.
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The exhibitions bring together families from all over the country who have experienced the same sense of loss.
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Any decent answer will need a co-ordinated effort to bring together individuals, employers and providers of education.
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Kohn said that the organization has been able to bring together many of the industry's biggest names onboard.
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His efforts to bring together government and tech to solve big issues are laudable, if not particularly newsworthy.
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She's also one half of Thandie Kay, a website that aims to bring together all women through beauty.
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"It's an opportunity to bring together two different rituals in life," BrewBudz Vice President Jeffry Paul told Westword.
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After all, if he can bring together a dog and a snake, how hard can some humans be?
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Another panel will bring together privacy and security experts to discuss moving beyond partisan policies on these issues.
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" She continues: "I plan to bring together music's best forward thinkers who have contributed to all our lives.
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Back in your states and districts, bring together people working in science, policy and religion into new alliances.
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These events are often outdoors and bring together large-scale art installations, just like the real Burning Man.
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For success, this effort must bring together governments, educational institutions, the private sector, unions, NGOs, intermediaries and others.
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Lawrence has spoken in the past about the need to bring together both parties and end America's polarization.
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In a typical recent article, he described so-called unity meetings, which bring together various far-right groups.
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We are able to bring together those who are the best in Hong Kong and in the world.
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Our editorial aim is to bring together the most insightful people to talk about the most urgent topics.
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A final represents an opportunity to synthesize knowledge, to bring together readings and concepts from across the term.
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With several royals as her godparents, the occasion will bring together princes and princesses from around the world.
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We think that the two organizations have a real complementary set of skills and assets to bring together.
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Identifying partners across – facially disconnected data sets that you can bring together, it is a new enforcement tool.
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While still crude, Spatial's tool is already in use at companies like Purina to bring together remote teams.
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It will bring together nearly 40 years of her baffling and beautiful designs for a wonderfully awkward parade.
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President Trump's direction early on was to establish the Space Force to bring together all those disparate interests.
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The vision for the Sheikh Zayed Mosque was to bring together architectural styles from across the Islamic world.
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The group would bring together Siemens' strength in offshore wind power and Gamesa's leading role in developing markets.
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Bring together samples from different sources, record finger drumming beats, create build-ups and drops, and much more.
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Webster loves to bring together two or more patterns, but she does not limit herself to doing this.
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The skill-share and training is doing a lot to bring together a really diverse group of people.
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We have to bring together very different staff from the other side of old hierarchies and established structures.
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Leave it to the mind behind Carpool Karaoke to bring together a pairing like Good Charlotte and Dr. Phil.
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It will bring together senior officials from the industry, banks and regulators to advise on maintaining the sector's competitiveness.
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A tie-up between Kraft Heinz and Unilever would bring together the fifth- and third-largest consumer food firms.
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They also believe that all students learn more—and society benefits—when colleges bring together people of diverse backgrounds.
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A dragon in Winterfell would really bring together fire and ice Hatching dragons requires very specific and mysterious magic.
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The aim is to bring together people who have shared experiences and goals but don't already know each other.
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You've got to be able to bring together conservatives and evangelicals and libertarians, and stitch together a winning majority.
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Oversight needs not just to bring together a range of government agencies; it requires co-operation between governments, too.
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Claire Stapleton helped bring together employees for the 20,000-person walkout protesting the company's handling of sexual harassment allegations.
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Trump is so extreme that Clinton could bring together a winning coalition of moderate Republicans and left-wing Democrats.
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The Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers, known as ICANN, will bring together 1,300 participants for 346 sessions.
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Salvini said he planned to hold a rally in Milan on May 18 to bring together his new alliance.
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Whenever you bring together dozens of different countries from around the globe, there's gonna be some cross-cultural confusion.
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The statue was dedicated in 1911 to commemorate post-war efforts to bring together the North and the South.
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"I wanted to bring together the incredible craftsmanship of vintage garments with the artistry of Japanese dyeing," McAlpine says.
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Earlier this year, Conagra Brands approached Pinnacle Foods about a deal that would bring together Healthy Choice and Mrs.
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Now, it's The Common Market's mission to bring together two marginalized groups: lower-income minority communities and small farmers.
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The facility will bring together engineers, computer scientists, researchers, scientists and others who will collaborate on new research efforts.
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"We promoted ethnic unity and religious harmony to bring together the will and strength of the people," he said.
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She'll have to bring together political parties with competing objectives to get behind whatever alternative she comes up with.
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Most lean aficionados use Kaizen events that bring together employees at all levels to work and correct a problem.
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But several funds have been created that bring together both dollars and donors, who can discuss issues as equals.
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An exhibition at the Museum of Sex is the first to bring together sexually charged works by outsider artists.
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This close-up image uses a clever optical illusion to bring together all the key moments of a scene.
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The overhaul will bring together kids programming from across the company, including storied franchises Hanna-Barbera and Loony Tunes.
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That deal would bring together 16 countries, including the ones in the TPP, albeit under considerably less stringent rules.
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"I want someone who can beat Donald Trump and who knows how to bring together the country," she said.
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For years, fans have been begging Andy Cohen to bring together the big personalities of the Real Housewives franchise.
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This will bring together health alerts, in-home sensors and professional carers to transform what it means to care.
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They delight in concepts that unify our thinking and bring together diverse problems from different parts of the landscape.
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Physicists now view his result as the backbone for whatever future theory will bring together gravity and quantum theory.
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Interpol's goals of safety and security were supposed to transcend national boundaries and bring together democracies and autocracies alike.
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But this one I really wanted to bring together really brilliant, interesting minds from all different walks of life.
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A few days before operations began in Yemen last year, Riyadh tried to bring together a broad Muslim military alliance.
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She also said that the company is about to unveil a group-based match feature to bring together friend groups.
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Sony Interactive Entertainment, LLC will bring together the Sony Computer Entertainment and Sony Network Entertainment business units, effective April 1.
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"Of course, we wanted to bring together everyone, the Olympic family and all IOC staff, under one roof," Bach said.
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The river has divided Washington for generations, he says; now it can bring together "people who wouldn't normally cross paths".
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"China can be a very important honest broker, trying to bring together some that are involved in conflict," he said.
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I just launched a new event series called Yoga Brunch Club to bring together lovers of music, wellness, and art.
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The move likely would derail the meetings, which bring together finance and development ministers from the lender's 48 member countries.
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We must bring together people from diverse backgrounds to collaborate and seek solutions rather than reiterate their standard talking points.
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Comic Con began in 1970 in southern California to bring together multi-entertainment platforms and their fans in one place.
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These can be places where we bring together realistic expectations and individual responsibility to keep the space welcoming and supportive.
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The semiannual Patchwork Show was the brainchild of locals in 2008 who wanted to bring together crafters and the community.
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Platform businesses bring together producers and consumers in high-value exchanges in which the chief assets are information and interactions.
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Any Given Book will bring together painters, sculptors, photographers, street artists, and performers, all finding something unique in an object.
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His annual shareholders' meetings, deemed the "Woodstock for capitalists, " bring together tens of thousands of attendees each year to Nebraska.
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We're trying to bring together all caregivers—everyone from nurse's aides to family members caring for loved ones with Alzheimer's.
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With Sessions, we will bring together key individuals, companies, students, researchers and government agencies to discuss these issues at length.
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There was an idea to bring together a group of remarkable people to see if they could become something more.
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"Sports will always be a key influence to bring together and create a collection," co-founder Eleanor Haycock tells Refinery29.
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Future MIM summits should borrow from the CEM playbook and bring together major players from the private and public sectors.
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Sharing the potential identity of the whistle-blower also helps bring together people with like-minded views, said Ms. Donovan.
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The Housing Credit works by creating public-private partnerships that bring together private investors, nonprofits, state housing agencies and developers.
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The order also created the American Workforce Policy Advisory Board that will bring together governors with business executives and educators.
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With company support, Ms. Winders's organization hosts conferences every year that bring together allergists, pediatricians, school nurses and elected officials.
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Trump has finally managed to bring together three of his favorite political hobby-horses: migration, drugs and the trade deficit.
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The merger will bring together Pfizer's big sellers like Centrum and Caltrate with GSK's top brands, including Excedrin and Nicorette.
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The aim was to bring together members of the LGBTQ community and our allies in the fight for gun reform.
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It's an engineering challenge, too, that manages to successfully bring together a number of areas of intense current investment interest.
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The idea was to bring together some of the best LGBTQ minds in tech and include them in government processes.
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Staying home from religious services and other social and celebratory events — even family get-togethers — that bring together large groups.
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"This little museum can bring together different people from different sections of town and make it feel like a community."
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Mr. Netanyahu was able to bring together 103 seats out of the Knesset's 120 — and not a single one more.
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Next week, they'll bring together a group of 77 award winners from the Los Angeles area for YoungArts Los Angeles.
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Prodigy's funeral should bring together some huge names -- his fellow legends of hip-hop ... especially from the East Coast scene.
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So often values are a cause for unity -- ideas and ideals that bring together different generations, communities and ethnic groups.
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Apply now for a new program that will bring together a select group of educators who teach with The Times.
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She was the first to bring together insects and their habitats, including food they ate, into a single ecological composition.
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Ever since Amtrak was created in 1971 to bring together many ailing rail lines, it has struggled to become profitable.
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This fall, the Met will host a major exhibition on Michelangelo that will bring together masterpieces from across the world.
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Essentially what that is is we bring together a cohort of black and Latino computer science students over the summer.
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The idea was to bring together like-minded activists and NGOs to try to do something similar with nuclear weapons.
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They constituted two great bands of effort, which it would take a Titan to bring together and weld into one again.
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Havana, Cuba (CNN)Fidel Castro's funeral will bring together an unlikely mix of world leaders, royalty, Marxist guerillas and Hollywood actors.
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The nonprofit K-12 initiative will bring together quality public education and comprehensive health care services for students and their families.
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"It is a big deal to bring together two technology stacks that were built separately without plans to integrate," Gillett said.
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We bring together all of these varying intersections in indie, hardcore, classical, ambient, black-metal and screamo to make our music.
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Early Stage is meant to bring together more than 50 experts across startup core competencies, from funding to marketing to operation.
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Gift Card, available at Eatwith, from $30Eatwith offers cool dining experiences that bring together delicious menus, professional chefs, and interesting guests.
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If successful, the tie-up will bring together Germany's two biggest banks to create one of Europe's largest financial services groups.
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But what does making art mean in a world where no creation can bring together individuals who feel flattened by politics?
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Less common is the idea of using flexible displays to bring together the form factors of the smartwatch and the smartphone.
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Better, he says, is a government initiative to bring together unions and food-delivery companies to negotiate better rights for "riders".
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"We are trying to bring together two communities, the one of the drivers and the other of the passengers," he adds.
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NExT was designed to foster health industry partnerships and bring together Microsoft's research, AI, and cloud teams to focus on healthcare.
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When I asked Pham about the impetus behind the "[mothermap]," he said that it enabled him to bring together competing ideologies.
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His idea was to create an online company that would bring together shoppers and manufacturers around the world, starting with books.
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The proposed merger would bring together a wireless, broadband and satellite TV giant with a content powerhouse in movies and television.
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Lavrentyev said Tuesday in remarks carried by Russian news agencies that the gathering should bring together representatives of various opposition factions.
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To draw up EU-wide guidelines, the EC says it will "bring together all relevant stakeholders in a European AI Alliance".
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What happens when you bring together an entrepreneur, a product designer and an investment banker who all really love collector vehicles?
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Even in Silicon Valley, only a small percentage of startups can bring together enough pieces to raise a Series A round.
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With the U.S. withdrawal, those talks would bring together officials from Britain, China, France, Germany, Iran, Russia and the European Union.
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"Jinn's goal is to bring together the convenience of shopping online with the instant gratification of shopping on the high street".
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So we both bring together all the latest science on the topic, and also new voices, to create new role models.
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Through HFT's kaleidoscopic lens, Treister was able to bring together "a variety of seemingly diverse interests," she tells The Creators Project.
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And it is the precursor to the new partnership — "the quad" — which will bring together the U.S., Japan, India and Australia.
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The National Space Council would bring together the great space thinkers from government, academia and industry for future solutions and innovation.
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"Munich was chosen for the skills we could bring together, getting the right people and designers into one place," said Green.
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Competitions bring together students and teams from all over the country, and social media created a space to share their art.
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The lavish wedding will bring together two of India's most influential families and is being closely followed by the general public.
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"We collaborated with Tiger Beer to pilot our inks to bring together artists and create awareness on air pollution," says Graviky.
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I love fashion and have always enjoyed designing, so I wanted to bring together all of my loves into one place.
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The bill, introduced Monday, is intended as a compromise move that could bring together opposing sides in the divisive encryption debate.
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"When I started Napkin Finance, it was an opportunity to bring together the creative but also the financial aspects," she added.
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The group would bring together privacy advocates, technologists and law enforcement officials to create technological and legislative proposals within a year.
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The event is an effort to bring together advocates of gender equality to highlight areas of progress and identify remaining challenges.
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The game is doing something that most other major ones have failed to do — bring together gamers from across all platforms.
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The bill, introduced Monday, was intended as a compromise move that could bring together opposing sides in the divisive encryption debate.
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How do you "honor the past, celebrate the current and bring together the future stars" of tennis in just three days?
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The aim is to bring together payments, e-commerce, food delivery and other parts of its business into one big ecosystem.
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Like the pastas, Misi's vegetables tend to bring together only a few ingredients, often applied in ways you don't quite expect.
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Since 2006, he has curated a series of programs — under the label "Lost Landscapes" — that bring together footage from particular cities.
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We must bring together state and local health departments, emergency medical workers, and laboratories across the country to ensure their readiness.
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Art Basel, which also produces fairs in Miami Beach and Hong Kong, will bring together about 290 galleries from 35 countries.
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The latest offering from MoMA PS1's Warm Up concert series will bring together unpredictable talents from electronic music and beyond.
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Sindhu managed to bring together a nation of cricket fanatics to root for her, in turn, becoming a popular hashtag herself.
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President Trump embarks on his first overseas trip Friday, with one goal being to bring together the world's three monotheistic faiths.
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The deal would bring together SiriusXM's 63 million subscribers in North America and Pandora's more than 70 million monthly active users.
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As a curator, I observe, research, investigate, and then bring together the elements to make a cohesive statement and/or action.
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But it does bring together many of the elements that make sevens rugby an appealing spectacle, especially the emphasis on speed.
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Its structure enabled Meltzer to bring together all his interests: sound, metaphysics, Jewish mysticism, nature, humor, music, and much, much more.
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Jones and Brooker used a storytelling tool developed by Netflix called Branch Manager, which allowed them to bring together the interactive film.
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This herbaceous, lemony granita is super simple to bring together, and you don't even need an ice cream maker to make it.
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In previous years, North and South Korea have held reunions to bring together family members who have been separated by the war.
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The workshop would bring together the video game industry and consumer advocates to discuss concerns and possible outreach around the controversial practice.
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This summer we bring together thousands of brilliant minds representing many diverse perspectives, passions, and talents to help us change the world.
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A deal to acquire Oslo Bors would bring together all the major equity exchanges in the Nordic region on Nasdaq's trading platform.
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"That's critical, but any time you bring together a bunch of different perspectives, creativity ensues," he said at a conference in October.
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Another alternative to tailor what you see, Noto added, would be to bring together tweets "from your graph" of people you follow.
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The meeting, slated to bring together finance and development ministers from the lender's members, was meant to mark the bank's 60th anniversary.
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Grains Overseas would bring together at InVivo's offices soft wheat and feed barley traders from InVivo and Axereal's Granit Negoce trading arm.
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In Mahlman's words, he's become "the one point person" who can bring together the supply and demand side of AOL's ad business.
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These are syntheses of the research evidence that bring together all the highest-quality studies to come to more fully supported conclusions.
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The company is also making it easier for brands to bring together historical data from different channels to help influence advertising decisions.
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This idea, known as One Health, works to bring together researchers and professionals from these three areas to address disease-related challenges.
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He is being honored Sunday with own NBC special that will bring together the casts of shows such as Friends and Cheers.
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"This holiday season will be a great time for me to sit down ... bring together folks and make a decision," Booker said.
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Facebook said the aim is to bring together experts to develop best practice and tools for people to engage in counter speech.
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"We have been working really hard for the last months, particularly, to bring together a government in Tripoli," Kerry told U.S. lawmakers.
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These repetitions may make even noncurators itch to bring together all the efforts of a given artist and stash some in storage.
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He is uniquely positioned to bring together various federal departments to comprehensively address the needs of America's most challenged families and communities.
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We are most effective as a society when we can bring together both the public and private sectors to address large challenges.
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"This event will bring together digital leaders for a robust conversation on the opportunities and challenges of today's online environment," Deere said.
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There are chapters around the world, affiliates internationally, and annual conventions that bring together around 2,3347 people in different cities every year.
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Who would've known that a sentient tree voiced by Vin Diesel would bring together fans across the world with three little words?
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The meeting will bring together senior leaders of the 29 member countries and comes at a time of tension for the alliance.
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The new mega-media company will bring together two of Hollywood's "Big 6" movie studios, Walt Disney Studios and 20th Century Fox.
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"The center will bring together government experts with willing industry partners so that they can influence how we support them," Nielsen said.
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Like the baseball in Don DeLillo's "Underworld," her role is to link characters who would otherwise have been difficult to bring together.
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When you bring together science fiction writers, technologists and policymakers, you create a feedback loop in which interesting things tend to happen.
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"We must bring together the genius now focused in the War Room in a Peace Room in the White House," she continued.
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Its aim was to bring together Russia's leading scholars in the social sciences and humanities in an institution modeled after Western universities.
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"We agreed to create a high-level working group that would bring together captains of Russian and American business," Mr. Putin said.
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Mr. Patel was India's first deputy prime minister and worked to bring together more than 500 princely states ruled by indigenous monarchs.
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WEF aims to bring together what it calls "stakeholders" in both public and private organizations and sectors although membership is not cheap.
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Blastr is a different kind of science-fiction app, designed to bring together news about sci-fi matters from across the web.
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Now it has created a studio model where it aims to bring together "diverse stakeholders" to create new companies in frontier tech.
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It's part of a rhetorical effort to pitch herself as the only candidate who can bring together all of the Democratic Party.
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But they also maintain that their efforts to build new audiences and to bring together seemingly incompatible musical styles is itself political.
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They bring together public, private, and philanthropic capital to push clean energy projects forward that otherwise might not get off the ground.
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The deal would bring together two of the biggest vacation ownership companies, with brands including Marriott, Ritz-Carlton, Westin, Hyatt and Sheraton.
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They run every four years and bring together the top athletes across 45 different Asian countries to compete in a variety competitions.
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So it seems as if they have understood the need to bring together all this technological advances with an emphasis on humanity.
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"The way we come together, the way we bring together senators all across the ideological spectrum, is focusing on lowering premiums," Sen.
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"The official opening of the rail will bring together Hong Kong, Shenzhen, and Guangzhou into a one-hour living zone," he said.
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Repair cafes, which started in Amsterdam and are spreading across the U.S., bring together broken items and volunteers who can fix them.
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The merged business will bring together UK brands Sainsbury's, Asda and Argos and will overtake Tesco as the UK's biggest supermarket chain.
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The meeting will bring together mayors and business leaders on Monday to discuss the role women can play in curbing climate change.
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What happens when you bring together 83 teenagers from poor communities and 10 police officers to try to get them to talk?
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We agreed, me and president Trump, agreed to create high level working group that bring together captains of Russian and American business.
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In his work from the '90s, Reed somehow managed to bring together a two-dimensional surface with a transparent, film-like space.
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Next Wednesday evening, the ICA LA will bring together two Angeleno artists to discuss the history of sign painting in Los Angeles.
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The acquisition will bring together Scripps' largely female-focused lifestyle channels with Discovery's Animal Planet and Discovery Channel, whose viewers are primarily male.
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"Ciudadanos has managed to bring together all unionism in a technically perfect campaign," a source close to Puigdemont said on condition of anonymity.
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How does Justin Trudeau stay afloat and try to bring together a polarized country when opposition politicians put the blame solely on him?
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After playing a low-key game all season, she uses a reward of cheeseburgers and beer to bring together Ben, Ashley and Devon.
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On its own, Internet of Cows doesn't move the needle on world hunger, but Hackathons get people talking and bring together likeminded communities.
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Given that the meeting is hosted by the United States and is meant to bring together foreign ministers, Pompeo is expected to attend.
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A jobs summit in early October will bring together government, labour and business representatives; an investment summit will follow later in the month.
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The merger will bring together the two sets of properties, which have famously been separated as Disney's Marvel Cinematic Universe has taken off.
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And it's to bring together multicultural leaders, but very senior c-suite, to talk about ideas, network, create opportunities, look for investment opportunities.
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The 2018 Met Gala allowed Priyanka Chopra to bring together her culture and the evening's "Heavenly Bodies: Fashion and the Catholic Imagination" theme.
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This year's conference also includes the inaugural Sohn Women's Brunch, which will bring together a number of the most senior women in finance.
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The plan was to bring together digital ambitions with on-the-ground expertise in Iran, something few groups could manage at the time.
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The new commission aims to bring together expertise from around the world to identify the best ways of adapting to climate change pressures.
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This year's event will bring together five thought leaders to share the ways that they have approached notions of safety in their practice.
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We could host conferences that bring together the best consumer entrepreneurs and the brightest ideas and we would all benefit as a result.
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The Games bring together athletes with disabilities from countries around the world to compete in the same host country as the Olympic Games.
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Phillips believes it makes more sense to bring together all of Hulu's engineering and operations into three offices: Seattle, Santa Monica, and Beijing.
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She also organizes free healthcare, food aid and job training, and puts on social events that bring together people with disabilities in Medan.
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He can be a tonalist when it is called for, or he bring together unlikely and zany colors to depict a pink river.
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A new government, which is meant to bring together factions from both the east and west of Libya, took up office in Tripoli.
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Dennis refers to the process of rebuilding the brand as a labor of love — one that took almost a decade to bring together.
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"There are few artists that could possibly bring together this incredible group of people," extolled Ben Jaffe, the creative director of Preservation Hall.
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In a statement, Britain said it planned to start an Anticorruption Innovation Hub that would bring together technology experts and law enforcement authorities.
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Senior military figures, meanwhile, are working on a Saudi-led initiative to bring together a coalition of Muslim countries to fight radical Islam.
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It was also a way to find her identity as a chef again, and to bring together her personal and professional cooking styles.
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These later paintings — often large in scale — bring together all of the elements that, separately, obsessed Segedin at earlier points in his career.
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Facebook threw its first Communities Summit in Chicago back in June to bring together hundreds of admins of the most influential Facebook Groups.
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The January 30 speech will bring together all members of Congress, and both men and women are encouraged to join in the demonstration.
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The M.T.A. was created in 1968 to bring together the underfunded and poorly maintained transit systems of New York City and its region.
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So it decided a few years ago to bring together people who "have to deal with these problems day to day," he said.
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The two women had a shared vision to bring together a group of mothers who didn't have a chance to tell their stories.
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Dashworks: Dashworks is aiming to build a search tool that bring together all of the information from your various collaboration tools and databases.
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The quadrennial Games bring together athletes from the 52 members of the Commonwealth, most of which were at one time colonies of Britain.
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At the dinner in Nevada, Mr. Buttigieg repeatedly struck the theme of unity, pledging to "bring together an American majority" for Democratic policies.
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" His response: to bring together "the misfits of the industry," he said, "and be the example — that I'm a beast no matter what.
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We should bring together the preeminent minds in this industry to design a system that will make healthcare all that it can be.
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TechCrunch is returning to UC Berkeley on March 3 to bring together some of the most influential minds in robotics and artificial intelligence.
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"We can bring together a large cross section of companies and players and be in the middle helping put together deals," Tritt said.
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Curated by the CNBC Digital team, the newsletter will bring together the best of the network's international technology stories and analysis on CNBC.com.
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The works in Queerly Tèhuäntin | Cuir Us bring together a community's wide-ranging self-representations, from macabre self-portraits to Chicana punk screenprints.
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Rummana Hussain's "Fragments" (1993) sets up a tableau of five sculptural installations that bring together pulverized terracotta, dirt, charcoal, painted mirrors, and pigment.
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It is here, at this nexus of technology and spirituality, that the Vatican wisely decided to bring together thinkers from both science and faith.
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They bring together Aquaman (Jason Momoa) The Flash (Ezra Miller), and Cyborg (Ray Fisher) for what looks a movie loaded with plenty of action.
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The show will bring together "emotional exes" to talk about why their relationship ended, and either get closure or just end up feeling worse.
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HomeKit, by Apple, was launched as a way to finally bring together all of your awful-but-slightly-useful internet gadgets for the home.
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The project is called Wikitribune, and it will bring together professional journalists and a community of interested readers to produce and publish news stories.
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These convenings will create transparent, open processes that bring together community leaders, academia, industry and experts in facilitation to foster genuine dialog and understanding.
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This breakfast is a way for TechCrunch to bring together investors registered for Disrupt to network with each other and with the TechCrunch team.
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The deal, which the two companies called a "merger of equals," would bring together a booming aerospace company with a giant government defense contractor.
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I wanted to bring together all this art about being a monster during childhood and adolescence, sink my fangs into it and go wild.
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In 21, Australian Centre for the Moving Image launched acmi X to bring together Melbourne's creatives and encourage collaboration between tenants and museum staff.
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As is perhaps inevitable with any group that aims to bring together so many people, the Women's March has faced conflicts from the beginning.
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Tony Blair, the former UK prime minister, has announced a new movement that would bring together voters and politicians fed up with political polarisation.
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I firmly believe that we must bring together different perspectives to continue innovating—including all genders, races, ethnicities and sexual, cultural or idealogical preferences.
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The event has had a long relationship with Hollywood and will bring together celebrities who are passionate about the health of moms and babies.
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Some of the most eye-catching projects bring together Muslims and Jews, and their organisers are now more likely to be female than male.
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The deal would bring together an owner of the infrastructure that distributes content (fixed, satellite and mobile connections) and a firm that creates it.
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It did much to bring together traditions from East and West and also opened up, on a personal level, the art's link to science.
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"This is a step in evolution to bring together all of these characters who have had their origins," explains Affleck of the film's premise.
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TED has a big conference where they bring together a lot of people and share lots of ideas, and you can go to TED.
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Former New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg plans to bring together more than 30 heads of state and 100 CEOs in New York on Sept.
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One of All Raise's underrated accomplishments has been its ability to bring together most senior investing women in the U.S. and avoid splinter groups.
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Donald Trump has built a unique coalition that crosses party lines to bring together the traditional Republican coalition with formerly Democratic working-class voters.
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These could help, says Juan Pablo Luna, a political scientist at the Catholic University in Santiago, provided they bring together people from different backgrounds.
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But what MIM can do is map countries' efforts and bring together representatives from national R&D funding bodies to discuss their respective priorities.
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The event will bring together politicians and activists for "workshops, strategy sessions, [and] inspiring forums" as they gear up for the 2018 midterm elections.
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For over a year now, they have coordinated efforts to bring together the disparate pockets of dissident FARC units into a single fighting force.
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Finally, we count on the U.N. to bring together the world's super powers to impose binding international sanctions against rogue regimes like North Korea.
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One of the explicit goals of The Base is to bring together groups and members in the extremely fractious world of far-right extremism.
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A deal would bring together the operators of two of Japan's biggest QR code payment apps as the country belatedly shifts to cashless payments.
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He is planning a summit meeting in Atlanta in the fall to bring together people of different races to address race and social inequality.
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I firmly believe that we must bring together different perspectives to continue innovating – including all genders, races, ethnicities and sexual, cultural or ideological preferences.
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His drawings bring together two divergent aesthetic possibilities — material sensuality and structural restraint — to attain a form that never devolves into mere visual effects.
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Generally, I think this approach could help bring together the user experiences of Feed and Stories, while preserving the distinctions that make each useful.
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It's remarkable that the failed Bay of Pigs invasion seemed to ultimately bring together the men who would become the Cuban Mafia in America.
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"I'm not sure what science 'the forces of no' bring together up there, except that it's not really about the science," said the premier.
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Washington, she argued, should expand its presence in the region, and it should work with international forums that bring together governments in the region.
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We started with systematic reviews: syntheses of the research evidence that bring together a bunch of studies to come to more fully supported conclusions.
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The meetings will bring together representatives of Russia, Turkey and Iran with those of the Syrian government, the armed opposition and the United Nations.
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The show, which will open in 2018 — the museum's 250th birthday — will bring together Renaissance art and 17th century works from Charles I's collection.
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Jenna Moll is the deputy director for the Justice Action Network, which bring together progressive and conservative partners to work for criminal justice reform.
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Western states are hoping the U.N.-backed government, which arrived in Tripoli in March, can bring together Libya's competing factions to defeat Islamic State.
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The proper role of the public schools is to bring together students of different backgrounds and teach them to treat each other as individuals.
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Each year we strive to bring together a cross-section of big companies and exciting new startups, along with top researchers, VCs and thinkers.
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Overall activeness score: 60What they do: Raise, place, and bring together iron or steel girders, columns, and other structural parts to make completed structures.
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Has there ever been a time when we need to support programs that bring together people from vastly different backgrounds, cultures, and age groups?
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It concluded that there's no perfect, predictable pattern or formula — you cannot simply bring together the most qualified people and create a great team.
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Lawmakers worked for months to come to an agreement that could bring together the liberal and centrist factions inside the Democratic Party in Sacramento.
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U.N. Libya envoy Ghassan Salame last month unveiled plans for an international conference to bring together foreign powers backing rival groups on the ground.
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U.N. Libya envoy Ghassan Salame last month unveiled plans for an international conference to bring together foreign powers backing rival groups on the ground.
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Aviva Investors Real Assets was formed in May to bring together real estate, infrastructure, structured finance and private debt under a single operating structure.
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Thiam unveiled a new platform, called International Trading Solutions, which aims to bring together its global markets, international wealth management and Swiss universal bank.
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Lawmakers worked for months to come to an agreement that could bring together the liberal and centrist factions inside the Democratic Party in Sacramento.
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Start by making the dough: Using a food processor, bring together the butter, flour, salt and sugar until it resembles a fine bread crumb.
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We agreed, me and President Trump, we agreed to create high level working group that would bring together captains of Russian and American business.
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"I wanted to bring together the notion of pastry shop pastries and the pastry-making process you find in a restaurant," Mr. Hermé said.
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Happening on June 3, Norte Maar's Brooklyn Performance Combine will bring together an array of artists and participants for a two-hour collaborative marathon.
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Indeed, her images bring together histories of photographs that depict violence and death, and also enact collective remembrance through an investigation of private lives.
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Making those connections was one of Mr. White's special skills, and he continued to bring together artists and ideas that crossed format and genre lines.
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In this case, the CDC is holding a teaching session that will bring together doctors, nurses, pharmacists, veterinarians, health education specialists, lab scientists, and others.
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The meeting of world leaders will bring together President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping, who have been engaged in an escalating tariff battle.
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Other similar services include AWS Fargate and Azure Container Instances, both of which are attempting to bring together these two technologies in a similar package.
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One seeks the most general ideas of operation which will bring together in simple, logical and unified form the largest possible circle of formal relationships.
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Under Kumar, Walmart aims to bring together its four technology organizations — Global Business Services, Walmart Labs, Sam's Club Technology and International technology, the retailer says.
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Also invitation-only, PathFounders will bring together Founders and Investors in a series of exclusive networking experiences, in London, on the day before The Europas.
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We'll be at Cheer Up Charlies (900 Red River St. Austin, TX 78701), on March 16 to bring together music fans, bands, and a bonfire.
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It takes some cues from other efforts to help bring together victims of sexual assault, including Project Callisto, which helps report incidents to legal authorities.
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But that makes it more important than ever to bind the wounds of our nation and to bring together Americans from all walks of life.
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Western states are hoping the United Nations-backed government, which arrived in Tripoli in March, can bring together Libya's competing factions to defeat Islamic State.
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Like Fillon, Hamon will also be hoping to make up ground thanks to Monday evening's TV debate, which will bring together the five leading candidates.
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Citizen development has the power to bring together a community of designers, developers, governments and corporations, enabling them to solve key issues and innovate collaboratively.
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Sessions: Robotics Our aim with this one-day event, which was hosted at MIT in July, was to bring together the key players in robotics.
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For employees, this combination will bring together two highly customer-focused organizations and provide employees growth and advancement opportunities the companies could not offer separately.
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The concept is simple: Bring together bright, optimistic minds in order to find solutions that will bring peace and prosperity to communities around the globe.
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Its digital platform, Open Mineral Exchange, will bring together sellers and buyers, mining and metals companies, allowing them to transact directly and securely, without intermediaries.
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This is D4BL's opportunity to bring together computer scientists, activists, engineers and organizers to talk about issues like maternity mortality rates, gerrymandering and police violence.
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The PFG has declared its support for Libya's U.N.-backed unity government, which Western states hope can bring together Libyan factions to fight Islamic State.
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Why it matters: If approved, the deal would bring together more than 200 stations that reach about 72% of U.S. TV households in 81 markets.
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Zein said the shoes bring together much of the same functionality as wristbands or watches, with much greater accuracy when it comes to step counting.
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The second, MAALSTROOM, will be a bit more aggressive, and will bring together many of the Dutch black metal scene's most talented and innovative musicians.
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No entity has had the power to bring together the world's most influential governments, corporations, nonprofits and philanthropists to do more good for more people.
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Schwarzman said the country finds itself in "some kind of odd protest moment," but what the nation needs is someone who can bring together Americans.
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Climate change and felled forests bring together species that have never crossed paths, which lets microbes mutate among them and make their way into humans.
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The series will bring together some of the country's leading investigators to reexamine old evidence and hunt for new clues in the murder of JonBenét.
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With Federer winning the Australian Open and Wawrinka claiming last September's U.S. Open, Sunday's final will bring together the two most recent grand slam champions.
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Domingo was scheduled to perform at a pre-Olympics event in April that bring together opera and traditional Japanese Kabuki theater, The Associated Press reports.
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He said the Biohub would bring together scientists with software engineers, and provide funding for long-term initiatives, in an effort to accelerate scientific discoveries.
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" The inspiration underlines Jafa's ability to artfully bring together disparate black media and find the through line, theorized in the 1970s as the "Black Aesthetic.
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The deal will bring together Exact Sciences' non-invasive stool screening test for colorectal cancer Cologuard, and Genomic Health's Oncotype diagnostic tests for various cancers.
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Centralized databases that bring together data from a variety of trials on a particular disease or treatment would make analysis of shared data much easier.
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For Daimler, it's a chance to bring together several of its businesses under an autonomous vehicle trial and see if they can work in concert.
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The idea is to bring together the idealism and bottom-up approach of the Dutch anarchists and the technological advances of the Chinese mega-firms.
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Sefcovic said he wanted talks to bring together political and company representatives from both Russian and Ukraine as well as diplomats from France and Germany.
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The committees are designed to bring together law enforcement officers, religious leaders, mental health experts and others to pinpoint vulnerable people before they turn violent.
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We agreed -- me and President Trump -- we agreed to create the high-level working group that would bring together captains of Russian and American business.
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Clinton now has a chance to exploit that edge, while Mr. Trump struggles to bring together the Republican Party and build an effective campaign organization.
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At a higher level, I just think it's really interesting to bring together science and science fiction to help us understand where society is now.
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It was trying to bring together female artists who were really powerful in what they do—their personality and identity really circles around female power.
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Why it matters: This conference is being billed as the first to bring together students from a range of business schools to address the issue.
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This Sunday, the fifth annual LA Zine Fest will bring together over 200 writers, artists, and publishers for a full day of zine-related programming.
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Indeed, Becker, who views her curatorial practice as a program rather than a series of individual shows, strives to bring together diverse people and voices.
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But the bar is a classic New York archetype, a remix that aims to bring together diverse musical traditions and blend them into something new.
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But athletics jumped out as a common passion for the Southern states he helped to bring together: Alabama, Arkansas, Georgia, Oklahoma, Tennessee, Texas and Virginia.
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We agreed, me and President Trump, we agreed to create a high-level working group that would bring together captains of Russian and American business.
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She's begun an initiative to help bring together insurers, foundations, medical societies, state governments, community organizations and others who embrace this broader view of health.
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"He can bring together that coalition of our fired-up Democratic base, as well as independents and moderate Republicans," Klobuchar told the crowd in Dallas.
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Why it matters: The deal will bring together Viacom's nearly two dozen cable channels with CBS' flagship broadcast network and its premium cable network, Showtime.
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We agreed — me and President Trump — we agreed to create a high-level working group that would bring together captains of Russian and American business.
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We spent hours researching many user and expert ratings and reviews to bring together the top hand mixers based on functionality, value, and consistent performance.
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It's the first time the showdown will bring together three black mayors: San Francisco's London Breed, Kansas City's Quinton Lucas and Miami Gardens' Oliver Gilbert.
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Al Franken, the former Democratic senator from Minnesota, started a hot-dish competition in 2011 as a way to bring together the state's Congressional delegation.
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In January, the Alex Trebek-hosted game show will bring together the competition's three highest money winners in the show's history to compete in Jeopardy!
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The World Cup, scheduled for July 14-15, will bring together teams from the United States, Jamaica, China, France, Germany, Britain, South Africa and Poland.
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Even though Ms. Huffington did not have a traditional media background, Mr. Peretti said, her ability to bring together politicians, businesspeople and celebrities was crucial.
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"We bring together a number of systems, using data from the timing loops, on-car GPS systems, plus two forms of radio communication," Bentley said.
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"IBM has such talented people and technology that we can bring together to help our clients solve their toughest problems," Krishna said in a statement.
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We must bring together all stakeholders to develop a multipronged approach that will accelerate progress for an estimated 20,000 distinct recycling programs across the nation.
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The company's slogan, "He's Right Next Door," embodies its ethos: to bring together gay men from all segments of Chinese society into one digital ecosystem.
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The heightened expectations have managed to bring together what has been a fractured opposition, giving Mr. Maduro the first challenge to his rule in years.
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They gushed about how he could help unite establishment Republicans and grassroots conservatives behind Trump, who has otherwise struggled to bring together a fractured party.
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"The event will bring together Evangelicals from across the nation who support President Trump's re-election," the Trump re-election campaign said in a Dec.
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Today, Levy hosts a series of dinner parties called The Influencers that bring together some of the most elite, successful, and creative professionals of the day.
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The new center will bring together Honda's AI teams distributed across Silicon Valley, Europe and Japan in a single location in downtown Tokyo, according to Bloomberg.
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Joyent and Samsung share a culture of innovation and technical excellence, and bring together a set of highly complementary cloud, big data, mobile and IoT technologies.
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Instead of tearing apart families through banning orders, they could bring together families through supporting civil society projects such as Families Against Terrorism and Extremism (FATE).
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A good example is the collaboration between Pfizer and Novartis to bring together their NASH therapies in a bid to find treatments to slow the disease.
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And few can bring together so many disparate ideas, from sciences to social sciences to humanities to the arts, like the study of the Earth can.
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The poems here make up a wide-ranging mosaic of theme, form, and content, and bring together some of the most important modern QPOC poetic voices.
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In spite of these difficulties, though, forums offer a means to bring together police and diverse communities in an exchange of words that have emotional power.
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The combination would bring together United Technologies booming aerospace business that makes everything from jet engines, cockpit controls and airplane seats with Tomahawk missile maker Raytheon.
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It was pretty informal: the idea was to bring together various people exploring the relationships between patterns in sound, textile and code, and see what happens.
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Along with special guest Ellen DeGeneres, Paisley will bring together friends, locals and first responders to celebrate the recovery of the Montecito and Santa Barbara area.
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The innovation hub will be organized by the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and bring together 89 universities, manufacturers and nonprofits, according to a Defense Department statement.
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That's why mentorship groups, like Soole's, are important: They bring together young Indigenous women and successful Indigenous professionals to show them what they are capable of.
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For the sixth edition of Art & Nature, Elizabeth Turk will bring together 1,000 volunteer performers for the Shoreline Project, a site-specific performance, on November 3.
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In the mold of the other aftershows mentioned, it'll bring together cast and crew members with a changing roster of celebrity fans to discuss the show.
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In a series of tweets Wednesday, Shyamalan confirmed that not only is a sequel coming, but it will bring together the narratives of the two films.
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A good start would be to bring together experts from across the private and public sectors and academia to give this issue the hearing it deserves.
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This is a theme that Trump clearly hopes can bring together not just Republican partisans, but also the wider public that remains deeply suspicious of Clinton.
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As Twitter showed in a 2017 ad campaign called #SeeEverySide, they can bring together diverse perspectives on questions like, Who is the Greatest Of All Time?
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The series will bring together an ex-couple for the first time since they split and record their night together (presumably hoping that drama will ensue).
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The question for her is how to bring together all the parts of her life in a way that does not come across as aesthetic tourism.
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B&O says it wants to bring together the Danish company's lauded design with LG's OLED experience, with the first set expected to launch in 2017.
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The latest attempt to bring together Sprint and T-Mobile ended over a dinner in Tokyo last night, according to a source familiar with the situation.
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Apple's goal, other sources have told Reuters, is to bring together television shows in one place to make it easier to find, buy and watch them.
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The summit sought to bring together prominent leaders from sports, government, media and other fields to support the future success of young women personally and professionally.
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But Ryan didn't count on the White House's desperation to pass something, anything that could bring together Freedom Caucus members and more moderate, business-minded conservatives.
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"Anyone who is able to win in the Republican Party has to be able to bring together the disparate elements of the Reagan coalition," he said.
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U.N. climate chief Patricia Espinosa said the new efforts would bring together those working to prevent climate disasters and help allay damage across the international community.
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Initially expected to involve eight EU leaders, the Sunday talks will now bring together at least 17, according to the latest count by officials in Brussels.
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The committee will bring together government officials and private sector experts, with the agenda promising debates on blockchain, virtual currencies, automated trading and other technological matters.
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Uncertain future Russia, Iran and Turkey have been working to bring together warring factions in Syria and end hostilities that have dragged on for seven years.
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The council will be a part of the White House Office of American Innovation's push to bring together government officials and those in the private sector.
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The event will bring together the startup/business world and blockchain community to explore the potential of the blockchain, where it is now, and much more.
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It contains, actually, all we wanted to do to unify and bring together the whole history of European music, plus the history of CAN and rock.
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This breakfast is a way for TechCrunch to bring together investors who are registered for Disrupt to network with each other and with the TechCrunch team.
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The exercises, which will run until August 11, with a separate amphibious event in coastal province of Fujian, bring together military representatives from across the world.
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The meeting will bring together officials from Iran as well as its adversaries in the Persian Gulf region, including Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates.
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But he will not stay for a Paris peace forum that Mr. Macron is sponsoring to bring together world leaders to discuss ways to avoid conflict.
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The task force will bring together resources from across the government to strengthen efforts to prevent extremists from radicalizing and mobilizing recruits in the United States.
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The World Economic Forum in the snowy mountains of Davos will this year bring together two of the most eminent economic minds in the United States.
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The CW's Crisis on Infinite Earths crossover will bring together the complete Arrowverse — Arrow, The Flash, Supergirl, DC's Legends of Tomorrow and the new series, Batwoman.
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The deal will bring together the 6-foot-20093 Cousins, who is averaging 27.8 points and 10.6 rebounds this season, and the 6-11 Anthony Davis.
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The United Nations had planned to bring together in Geneva from Wednesday lawmakers from both sides of Libya's conflict to end war over the capital Tripoli.
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The iCONIC Tour is designed to bring together the country's most dynamic entrepreneurs for a rare chance to network, overturn conventional thinking, and come away inspired.
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Early Stage will bring together seasoned operators and experts across a wide variety of topics that fall under the broad umbrellas of funding, marketing and operations.
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I was excited to bring together experienced art administrators, gallerists, curators, writers, and critics to provide that help in the form of a women-forward initiative.
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International matchups bring together fans from countries that might have very little to do with each other otherwise, breeding a unique kind of unity and familiarity.
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Merritt was holding a conference for Learning Together, an initiative to bring together those in higher education and the criminal justice system, when the attack started.
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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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As Booker looks to be a unifying candidate for the country, his ability to bring together the Democratic party could provide his path to the nomination.
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I think what needs to happen is to bring together in an exhibition different examples of what he has done over the course of his career.
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That event is one of the touchstones of Black Fashion Designers, which will bring together some 70 pieces from the collection of the Museum at FIT.
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If May does that, she will then, in theory, have time to gather together a Plan B that can bring together majority support across both parties.
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The reviews used statistical methods to bring together and sort all the best science on specific medical questions, and presented that evidence in a coherent summary.
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The powerful systems that have since emerged bring together several elements—software services in computer-aided design and engineering; simulation; process control; and product life cycle management.
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Sanders has said he would bring together the leaders of Central America and Mexico during the first week of his presidency to address the immigration crisis. Sen.
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"These findings bring together several strands that have been controversial," co-author Walter Willett at Harvard T. H. Chan School of Public Health said in a statement.
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The ability to bring together such high-caliber creative minds was a dream come true for Price, who was the winner of the Turner Prize in 2012.
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It is a great example of how Michigan can bring together emerging companies globally seeking prototype and production support with our qualified manufacturing base in the state.
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It's very possible he's working with Watergate source Deep Throat and/or the Illuminati to bring together Disick and/or Brown for unknown reasons (you know, maybe).
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The companies said the merger will bring together two generic drugmakers with complementary portfolios, and boost Nichi-Iko's U.S. business and increase its presence in injectable drugs.
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In addition, MongoDB is also now starting to bring together Realm, the mobile database product it acquired earlier this year, and the rest of its product lineup.
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Titans will be the first show to premiere exclusively on DC Universe, the new streaming service that'll bring together all your favorite DC comics(!), films, and shows.
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She plans to keep emphasizing how she can bring together both flanks of the party while highlighting her history-making potential to be the first female president.
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The idea is to bring together content on a main home page to prevent you from having to dive in an out of apps to find content.
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Whether it's a free mobile game or World of Warcraft, social games bring together people who are looking for a distraction from their often wildly different lives.
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Disrupt: Off The Record is a forum to bring together investors, founders, speakers and show attendees for a moderated discussion, Q&A and networking to go deeper.
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Bring sign, which is a side of me that publicly people don't know about, wouldn't that be cool to bring together to have as an art piece?
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SoFi is not the first robot fish designed for scientific use, but it does bring together a number of different innovations that give it a unique advantage.
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"These initiatives bring together the various components of the ecosystem that need to be created in order to deploy the technologies enabling connected, autonomous vehicles," Bueno added.
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And finally, Siemens and IBM said they will work together on energy efficiency solutions that will bring together IBM's IoT expertise with Siemens energy and sustainability platform.
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So we bring together some of the minds from the parties we throw around the country and meld them together for a big ol' gay rave reunion.
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A merger of all or some of their businesses would bring together two companies with common roots, given that Advisory Board helped launch Evolent five years ago.
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The publication of the English-language anthology, Literary Sudans, in 2014, attempted to bring together literature from the two countries to establish a unified, national Sudanese literature.
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It is organised by Women Who Tech, which helps bring together talented and renowned women breaking new ground in technology to transform the world and inspire change.
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"The only way to go forward is to raise awareness and then to bring together people from various platforms and various backgrounds and not retreat," he said.
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According to Roadburn, MAALSTROOM will bring together over a dozen musicians from Laster, Verwoed, Witte Wieven, Turia, Fluisteraars, Grey Aura, Terzij de Horde, Folteraar, and Project Nefast.
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For now, both North and South remain committed to that concept, although few believe either would consider the compromises necessary to bring together their incompatible political systems.
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"It is exciting for everyone across the PayU and Citrus teams as we bring together new capabilities that will help us to better serve our collective clients."
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"With this regulatory process behind us, we can bring together two great companies and focus on even broader issues for the future," he said in a blog.
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The deal enables T-Mobile to bring together live feeds of Viacom's channels as well as a broad range of on-demand content to T-Mobile's customers.
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It's all well and good to bring together the CEOs of major manufacturing businesses as you did last Thursday to try to save a few more jobs.
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It was the first of many events I want to do to bring together contributors and supporters of LAPP to discuss issues that really matter to us.
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The whole purpose of it was to bring together young leaders with an idea to making them solve some of the most urgent problems of our time.
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Henry Cuellar (D-Texas), a leader of the Blue Dogs, praised Pelosi this week, saying she's uniquely suited to bring together the various factions of the party.
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California can provide a roadmap for how to bring together the myriad of stakeholders and their competing agendas to work collaboratively toward a common goal of resilience.
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The first project will be the Chan Zuckerberg Biohub, an independent research center in San Francisco that will bring together engineers, computer scientists, biologists, chemists and others.
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The government is ideally positioned to bring together all the health, technology, and regulatory forces necessary to make this happen, and we need to capitalize on this.
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In a decade of sluggish growth, local lawmakers assert that these proposed changes will bring together the region's national economies into a so-called single digital market.
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In tweets early on Monday, the president linked gun-control measures with immigration reform but provided no details on how he would bring together those two issues.
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It plans to create a new EM financing division that will bring together debt, equity and loan bankers who currently sit in different parts of the business.
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The private meeting will follow next week's nuclear summit in Washington, which runs from March 31 to April 1 and will bring together more than 50 countries.
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It described an effort he, Friedman and Sager spearheaded in 2012 for Ukrainian clients that aimed to bring together European politicians to lobby US members of Congress.
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The new consortium announced Wednesday will bring together researchers from the partnering states and territories: New York, New Jersey, Connecticut, Rhode Island, Massachusetts, Delaware and Puerto Rico.
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" Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella said the agreement "will bring together the cloud horsepower and end-to-end capabilities brands need to design and deliver great digital experiences.
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"What the 2017 strike did—besides being disruptive—was bring together labor tactics and feminist politics, which is a combination we think is very fertile," B. said.
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Tata Sons said that the new entity will bring together over 6,000 people and will have production facilities in the states of Telangana, Karnataka, Jharkhand and Maharashtra.
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The Investigatory Powers Bill is an attempt to bring together the UK's varied, and arguably muddled, surveillance powers under one legislative umbrella, and provide new powers too.
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Why it's a BFD: This combination would bring together America's largest wireless company with its second-largest broadband provider (and Verizon isn't too shabby on broadband either).
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Needless to say, we've never seen a dinner bring together so many supermodels, stylists, designers, makeup artists, photographers, and celebrities — all of whom looked damn good, too.
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The restaurant, run by the chef Laurent Brunacci, features fusion epicurean fare and adventurous tapas dishes that seemed to bring together elements of Mediterranean and Asian cuisine.
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Pairing is not an easy aspect of the job, but for those who bring together the Book Review each week, it can be among the most rewarding.
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In Chelsea, the 15,000-square-foot Global Cyber Center will bring together investors, corporations and start-ups and serve as a virtual testing ground to run simulations.
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Mr. Scowcroft viewed the job as one designed to bring together views — and consensus if possible — to be sure that the president heard a variety of opinions.
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They bonded over such shared values as hating cilantro, and before long began wondering if together they might bring together creative women without committing to real estate.
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President Emmanuel Macron of France, the host of this weekend's ceremonies that will bring together 70 world leaders, is among those trying to step into the vacuum.
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"The presence of smell and temperature in the room, combined with the moisture of the fountain and the distillery bring together this experiential idea," says Campos-Pons.
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It's always easier to bring together two characters when one is driven by the other's story, which is why so many love interests acquire a footnote quality.
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Mr. Archibold believed it was the perfect time to bring together multiple strands of reporting the desk had done over the years to make an impactful statement.
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Not only will this app bring together Google&aposs productivity apps, it will also integrate with outside apps like Slack, Zoom, Cisco&aposs WebEx, and Microsoft Office.
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" But he insisted that Republican fortunes are on the rise, partly due to Trump's efforts to bring "together all the forces that led to his 2628 victory.
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The March4Women event, organized by CARE International, will bring together female climate campaigners as they call on governments to make a rapid shift to net zero emissions.
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That spirit should bring together all citizens, of all countries, who — whatever their faith or birthplace — grieve now for the innocents cut down Monday night in Manchester.
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I think it's interesting and important to bring together different representatives to discuss shaping new economies, and I am proud to represent the youth and future generations.
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In recent seasons, "Homeland" has calibrated its plot to bring together its far-flung cast of C.I.A. diaspora at some new and plausible point around the globe.
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Bannon claims he helped bring together the far-right League party of Matteo Salvini with the populist Five Star movement, so they could take over the government.
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Pidgin helps bring together, at least linguistically, large parts of a continent carved up by European colonizers who were later replaced, in many cases, by corrupt leaders.
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Sharara is the founder of the Rise-Up Summit, a premier tech conference held in Cairo each December to bring together thousands of industry movers and shakers.
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Win a trip to Los Angeles to experience a one-day-only event that will bring together some of the brightest minds in art, entertainment, and technology.
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It is designed to be held annually and bring together a mixture of politicians, foreign policy experts, non-governmental organizations and representatives of civil society, he said.
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"The meeting will bring together nations from across the globe to demonstrate international solidarity against North Korea's dangerous and illegal nuclear and ballistic missile programs," it said.
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He would educate the public on the scale of the problem; he would bring together all the stakeholders — state and local election authorities, the federal government, both parties and all the owners of social networks that the Russians used to carry out their interference — to mount an effective defense; and he would bring together our intelligence and military experts to mount an effective offense against Putin — the best defense of all.
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The Amazon Prime show is set to premiere in 2020, and will bring together 12 entrepreneurs and designers as they compete to become the next global fashion icon.
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The meeting would bring together Ethiopia&aposs reformist new prime minister, who took office in April, and the president of one of the world&aposs most reclusive nations.
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He said he was confident the British deal would be approved by competition authorities, despite analysts saying the deal would bring together the first and second ranked players.
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Even some of those who support dialogue between Rome and Beijing say a deal would not immediately bring together the official and underground communities after decades of suffering.
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The Stephen A. Schwarzman Centre for the Humanities will bring together all of Oxford's humanities programs under one roof — including English, history, linguistics, philosophy and theology and religion.
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THIS AFTER THE COMPANY AND IBM ANNOUNCING THE TWO CLOUD COMPUTING GIANTS WILL BE TEAMING UP. THE PARTNERSHIP WILL BRING TOGETHER THE TWO A.I. PLATFORMS FROM EACH COMPANY.
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Well, it could be used to bring together people to use machine learning algorithms to improve cancer diagnosis through tumor detection, or perhaps develop a crypto trading algorithm.
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It also helped to bring together Closed Loop, Veolia (which supplies the used bottles), the retailers that buy the recycled plastic and the banks that financed the plant.
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Those talks, to be mediated by the United Nations, will bring together representatives of some of the very parties accused of using starvation as a weapon of war.
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"This move underlines Altice's ambition to continue to invest in the most powerful programs that bring together the largest audiences," Chief Executive Michel Combes said in a statement.
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The platform aims to bring together "technology and expertise" covering ticketing, accommodation, travel & packages, marketing, data & analytics, access control, POS/cashless payment services, fan engagement tools and more.
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A second event at Artists Space, scheduled for October 29, will bring together groups of artists and activists to discuss strategies for art and activism across the city.
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In those moments, Thanos makes for a pretty good excuse to bring together the Avengers (and the Guardians, and other assorted do-gooders), or split them up again.
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If all of these cultural reference points sound mixed-up and unlikely, that was, in a way, the whole point of Blueprint's bring-together-the-varying-disciplines approach.
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But DC Universe's ability to bring together so many different types of content, created across decades, does make it a unique proposition for hardcore fans of its characters.
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On the day before the Europas on 12 June, by invitation-only, PathFounders will bring together Founders and Investors in a series of exclusive networking experiences in London.
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Google Doodles tend to lean highbrow, but for one day, the site will be celebrating an artist who seemed to bring together people from all walks of life.
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The big picture: The aim of the conference, which continues Wednesday, is to bring together key regional and global players to discuss the economic portion of Trump's plan.
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Welcome to Axios Expert Voices, where we bring together subject matter specialists to answer questions on topics ranging from scientific experiments to ethical questions to foreign policy disputes.
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If either is going to bring together a winning majority next year, they will need to build it up from a bedrock of dedicated progressive voters and activists.
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The Challenge was born two years ago to bring together players from throughout the coffee sector, big and small, to make coffee the world's first sustainable agricultural product.
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It takes so many people: It takes an army; it takes a village to bring together a tour like this, to make it move from city to city.
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The pilot's finale fudges history to spectacularly bring together the collapse of Greenwich Village's University Hotel building and the New York Dolls' residency at the Mercer Arts Centre.
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Ryan Murphy can bring together star power like no one else but his latest effort is truly unlike anything we've seen before from the American Horror Story producer.
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But there are too many moving parts to bring together, leaving the door open for a rejuvenated Rodgers and the Packers to pick up the Week 1 win.
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The legislation seeks to bring together the key stakeholders needed to help solve the skills gap and includes new sections to support innovation among career and technical education.
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Tamar Hermann, a scholar with the non-partisan Israel Democracy Institute, said that for Netanyahu to be defeated, Gantz would have to bring together disparate center-left parties.
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The goal, instead, is to bring together smaller airlines as an alternative to the AirAsia and Jetstar branded groups across the region, according to people in the industry.
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We just have not made it easy to bring together the data already held by state and federal agencies across these programs to help people make informed decisions.
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"One of the things this fair can do is bring together galleries, curators and artists from all over the world and create some unique experiences," Mr. Baume said.
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"It's an act of synthesis, trying to bring together various studies, and translate it into a form that helps people understand this vast body of research," he said.
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Google Ad Manager, meanwhile, will bring together two software products, DoubleClick for Publishers and DoubleClick Ad Exchange, used by publishers who sell their online advertising inventory to brands.
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A movement is growing to bring together women across race, creed and political beliefs by luring them off social media and arranging for them to meet in person.
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Mary Wooley, the president of ResearchAmerica, an advocacy group, said Mr. Simon had an unusual ability to bring together diverse groups of people to focus on a problem.
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Check out more videos from VICE: "Dallas wanted to bring together Native leaders because their territories are most at risk with the push for more pipelines," Hope said.
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"The Camp David retreat is an opportunity for the President to bring together bicameral congressional leadership to discuss this year's legislative agenda," said White House spokeswoman Lindsay Walters.
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Lucia Torres, 38, who helped plan "Viva La Muxer," said the event sought to bring together the community to celebrate the voices of women, especially women of color.
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The party has long guided policy on the economy, foreign affairs and many other areas through "leading small groups" that bring together officials from various areas and agencies.
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So, no matter what happens, we're committed to finding interesting and creative ways to bring together entrepreneurs, investors, students and builders to learn from and guide one another.
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"We're showing that we can bring together the Bernie Sanders wing of the party and the Hillary Clinton wing of the party," he said in a recent interview.
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But it's still a way to look at all the things the most popular consumer tech company on the planet might bring together in a hotly anticipated product.
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The expedition cruise company Ponant plans to bring together travelers and scientists on a new electric hybrid vessel, the 135-stateroom Le Commandant Charcot, launching in May 2021.
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At first focused on professional associations, such as groups of farmers, lawyers, or nurses, American magazines expanded to bring together social and then economic groups, as Nast noticed.
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Below, Suzman discusses why he chose to bring together his years of experience in this book, our society's obsession with work, his respect for documentary photographers and more.
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"We needed a space where we could bring together all of the amazing but very different aspects under one roof," says 100 Thieves president and COO John Robinson.
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"He is using his ability to convene to bring together components of the cancer community, and sees great promise in genomics, immunotherapy, and combined therapies," the statement said.
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The members said they want to educate members on these cost-reducing and life-saving technologies and bring together those involved from the private sector and federal government.
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"We find, bring together and develop exceptional people who are impatient with the way things are and have the courage to act," the trust said on its website.
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The solution is to bring together teams that are not only diverse — in terms of race, ethnicity, gender, religion, culture, ability, socioeconomics, region and more — but also inclusive.
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On September 22nd, at the 92nd Street Y, the tenth annual Summit will bring together global citizens to share their ideas on creating a sustainable future for humankind.
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The cyber force will bring together representatives from a wide range of DOJ offices along with outside law enforcement and federal agencies, depending on the direction of Rosenstein.
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The measure, expected to be detailed this week, would bring together representatives from all sides involved in an increasingly heated debate in an attempt to break the logjam.
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In one of the more unique relationships between individual citizens and state, local, federal and tribal governments, FEMA has bridged the political boundaries to bring together American citizens.
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NO. 5: DANIEL BARENBOIM, BERLIN PHILHARMONIC (Warner) Any Fifth stands or falls on the ability of its ending to bring together the strands of what has come before.
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In terms of Time Well Spent, we want to bring together the leadership of those people who really care about having that conversation together to talk about it.
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The book, the graphomaniacal 36-year-old Cohen's sixth, manages to bring together a treatment of 50 years of the Palestinian occupation with a story about American gentrification.
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He promised "to bring together the French people," clearly recognizing that if he wins the runoff, as is expected, he will have to lead a politically fractured country.
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" She added that Ms. Prouvost's vision was "to bring together an intergenerational and interracial group of people who could travel together and have a moment of life together.
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With In the Raw, she wanted to bring together multi-generational and international female artists of varying sexual orientations, working around the central theme of the female nude.
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It felt like a nice gesture to bring together a community of artists, in the same way you'd come together with your friends if you were reading tarot cards.
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After the upteenth near-death experience with the Night King leading up to season 7, Jon makes it a mission to bring together every ally he could possibly muster.
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Others like basketball player Carmelo Anthony, a member of the Olympic team, have used their star power to bring together communities and police to discuss racial tension and policing.
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The former Iraq Director at the National Security Council founded Rise Stronger to bring together other people with expertise in various backgrounds to try to help develop resistance strategies.
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Western states hope the unity government, which arrived in Tripoli at the end of March, can resolve Libya's political crisis and bring together armed factions to fight Islamic State.
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The partnership will bring together GSK's strength in developing adjuvant — a substance to enhance the body's immune response to antigens — with CEPI-funded entities interested in testing their vaccine.
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The box: Aeva's box aims to bring together the camera, lidar (light detection and ranging) and radar sensors collected atop self-driving vehicles in an efficient, self-contained way.
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Because of her charisma, because of her interest, she is able to bring together people who would not normally be talking to one another and that brings enormous value.
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Indeed, Robert Erdmann, chief scientist at the Rijksmuseum has started work on "21st Century Connoisseurship", a Machine Learning project that seeks to bring together existing technologies in one "supertool".
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A deal would bring together tabloids from the opposite ends of the political spectrum as the industry struggles to cope with declining sales, with readers and advertisers shifting online.
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The event, "Mac Miller: A Celebration of Life," is organized by his family and will bring together many of Miller's friends including Travis Scott, Chance the Rapper, and SZA.
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Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.) brought to the 2016 election, but that he doubts the 77-year-old Sanders can bring together the "coalition" necessary to beat Trump in 2020.
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As Gizmodo previously reported, the deal will bring together Charter, Time Warner Cable, and Bright House—the fourth-largest, second-largest, and tenth-largest cable companies in America, respectively.
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Welcome to Axios Expert Voices, where we bring together a panel of smart people to answer big questions on topics ranging from politics to science to technology and business.
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" The platform along with these new services, provide companies with artificial intelligence tools that bring together human intelligence and technology-driven insights that create cognitive IT infrastructures," said Karlin.
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One sketch was a parody "feminist song," where the actresses expressed doubts in how well they would be able to accurately bring together important issues in a good song.
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The two-day event will bring together some of the biggest creative and cultural leaders in video games for a series of talks, panels and peeks behind the scenes.
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Watch 'Moonlight' director Barry Jenkins discuss gay identity and sexuality with VICE: Cruising can bring together people from wildly different paths in life, and that's part of its magic.
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Cities are "indispensable" to tackling climate change as they bring together different strands of the economy and social activities, while many national governments cannot deliver reforms alone, she said.
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Consolidating To consolidate your loan, you would have to take your existing loans to another private lender, bank, or credit union for them to bring together on one loan.
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Because creativity is very different than, like I said, a transactional ... ordering a pizza, whatever you order from Amazon, or however you bring together different groups of people. Sure.
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"Microsoft teams will bring together chat, meeting, notes, Office, Planner, PowerBI, and a host of extensions and applications to help teams get work done," explains Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella.
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We caught up with her, quite appropriately, at Reebok Classics' Coachella event, which was intended to bring together and highlight the sports brand's tenants in style and fitness — i.e.
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Khalilzad may also have the knowledge and experience to bring together the fractious Afghan political establishment to try to ensure a somewhat free and fair presidential election next year.
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It's hard to detail the varied offerings, which bring together the performing, culinary and visual arts under the theme of "Gravity 350," honoring the anniversary of Isaac Newton's discovery.
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Held annually in Anaheim, CA, the championships bring together both high school and college cheerleading squads from across the nation to compete in various cheer, stunt, and dance competitions.
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He considers it a first step to forging a wider political discussion with Russia that would ultimately bring together key regional and international players to end the civil war.
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The "Spirit of Our Ancestors" festival on Saturday will bring together the descendants of the 6900 people enslaved after arriving on The Clotilda in 2628, The Associated Press reports.
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The project will bring together teams of scientists and engineers "to build new tools for the scientific community" Priscilla Chan said on stage at an event in San Francisco.
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This fledgling movement in Brooklyn – and other cities across the country – is buoyed by Fair and Just Prosecution (FJP), an organization created to bring together these innovative elected leaders.
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After 13 years apart, CBS and Viacom have agreed to a reunion that would bring together the companies' broadcast networks, cable channels, streaming services, and film and TV studios.
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Trump and roughly a dozen other White House officials will head to Switzerland for the conference, which will bring together powerful political and business leaders from Jan. 22-25.
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"As we ignite a renaissance in printing, we're thrilled to bring together the industry's best and brightest talent," Dion Weisler, president and CEO at HP, said in a statement.
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Ghassan Salamé, its envoy to Libya, proposed holding a national conference that would bring together rival factions to agree on a new constitution and electoral law, leading to elections.
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Haeg's vision is to bring together artists whose work, he says, ''goes beyond conventional studio practice,'' and who, rather, are ''responding to wilderness and the basics of daily life.
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The center was formed to bring together experts from government, academia, and industry and sponsor research on leading edge technology that could solve critical problems facing the intelligence community.
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Some expect an impending period of consolidation where some of these smaller startups join forces and bring together their capital, infrastructure and talent, and others fall by the wayside.
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Big if true: This kind of merger would bring together the largest U.S. wireless company (not to mention a major broadband provider) with the country's second-largest broadband provider.
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Google today announced that it is now working with UNICEF to build a platform that aims to bring together data from different sources to map (and predict) potential outbreaks.
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The goal of Slides is to bring together all the best parts of discrete presentation management services out there, like PowerPoint and SlideShare, and make it one seamless experience.
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The road trip will bring together MoveOn, which teamed with Sanders for pro-Obamacare events earlier this year, and the political organization spawned from Sanders' 2016 campaign, Our Revolution.
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MATANA ROBERTS Ms. Roberts, a saxophonist and conceptual artist, has called some of her works "patchwork sound quilts," which bring together autobiography, folklore, spoken and sung texts and visuals.
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A partnership will bring together the best minds in science to speed the discovery and development process to help get new and vital alternatives to patients safely and quickly.
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Cigna and Express Scripts said the acquisition would benefit consumers by allowing the two companies to bring together patients' medical and pharmacy histories to improve treatments and lower costs.
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They must end laws that require students to attend school where they live and instead work to create schools that bring together students from different neighborhoods and class backgrounds.
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The apprenticeship was designed to bring together millennials and people with 30 years of professional experience to work on, among other things, a report on the future of work.
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In Washington state, health officials are now asking community groups to cancel events that bring together more than 10 people, and are recommending that people telework if they can.
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Founded in 21 and 22020, respectively, Airbnb and Uber pioneered asset-light platforms to bring together providers and consumers of particular services—accommodation for the first, transport for second.
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The Texas event, called "America in One Room," was designed to bring together a group of adults representative of all registered voters by age, race, gender, education and geography.
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Trump's first meeting with New Zealand's leader Jacinda Ardern will bring together the embodiments of two global poles: Trump the conservative populist and Ardern a symbol of progressive values.
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As Sanders looks to consolidate the party's progressive base, Warren is seeking to cast herself as a party unifier who can bring together left-leaning liberals and centrist moderates.
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Exor and the Peugeot family are informally discussing creating a shareholder pact that would bring together 22.5% of the merged company's capital, Il Sole 24 Ore reported on Saturday.
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Panels and workshops will bring together representatives from city arts groups including the Irish Repertory Theater, the Pan Asian Repertory Theater, El Museo del Barrio and the Tenement Museum.
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Deputy Mayor for Health and Human Services Dr. Herminia Palacio warned of "measles parties," where parents bring together unvaccinated children with a sick child to intentionally spread the disease.
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That's Microsoft's big advantage, and the company argues it's expensive and complex to bring together a combination of Zoom, Slack, Google, and Dropbox instead of subscribing to Office 365.
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"The event will bring together Evangelicals from across the nation who support President Trump's re-election," the Trump campaign stated in a press release, according to the Miami Herald.
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It will bring together blacks and whites, Latinos, Asian-Americans, Native Americans, straight and gay, male and female, people who were born in America and people who immigrated here.
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In my mind, the bridge is a catalyst to an even larger set of events that bring together all the people I've met doing amazing stuff on the waterways.
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She hopes to convene a gathering that will bring together others doing important work in the area, including folks from academia and people from companies like Slack and Facebook.
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The meeting of the world's most powerful leaders will bring together President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping, at a time of intense trade tensions between the two countries.
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They say they cannot gather the full orchestra at home because Israeli restrictions make it too hard to bring together members from Gaza, the West Bank, Jerusalem and refugees abroad.
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"I tried to bring together all the various forms and various ways that I've used the print medium over the years," including paper cutouts, pattern repetition, etching and block printing.
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"It's a constant effort to try to bring together a group of individuals that are going to represent the United States, and I don't think people get that," Keller said.
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Already introduced in 14 parts of the country, which range in size from 530,000 to 2.7m people, these bring together payers and providers to collectively plan services and manage resources.
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To bring Trump under control, to avoid the worst dangers of his unpredictable presidency, the first step is to bring together Democrats and Republicans who care about basic ethical norms.
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French President Emmanuel Macron&aposs office said the conference at the Elysee Palace on Tuesday will bring together key Libyan players and representatives of two dozen countries and international organizations.
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"Last Saturday was not a happy day for us but so that we can continue to build experiences that bring together people, technology, and the real world in innovative ways."
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The book comes from the university's Center for Science and the Imagination (CSI), which was founded in 2012 to bring together artists, scientists, and engineers to think about the future.
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The focus has largely been on NY so far, and we're looking at other cities where we might bring together Jet's expertise and the scale and operating model of Walmart.
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The partnership should bring together Raytheon's market-leading position in air-defence systems and guided missiles with Rheinmetall's expertise in combat and defence systems, army weapons and munitions, they said.
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The gathering is one of many that have taken place at a conference that's known to bring together leaders in politics and business to discuss political, social and environmental matters.
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Like the popular Nuit Blanche held annually in cities around the world, Art Night intends to bring together the artistic community and the art-going public for a single evening.
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The development bank, which will not take deposits, will bring together existing state bodies such as the Hellenic Fund for Entrepreneurship and Development and partner banks in different Greek regions.
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It would bring together some of the world's best known brands, from toothpaste to ice creams, and combine Kraft's strength in the United States with Unilever's in Europe and Asia.
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I think it's important to look at what all these have in common, I look for similarities and try to bring together the voices of other people with my own.
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Advertising Cloud will bring together much of that, giving advertisers and brands a single dashboard through which they can manage and optimize spend across search, display, social and video channels.
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The move comes as Facebook faces pressure from smaller rivals such as Nextdoor and Meetup, whose online networks bring together neighbors and people in the same area with shared interests.
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Guests for the celebrations, which will bring together two of India's most influential families, have access to an app mapping out the activities, which include a private concert by Beyonce.
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They also must bring together local stakeholders, each of whom has as much vested interest in their state's success as anyone with an equity stake does in an enterprise's profitability.
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But even as they bring together a number of people living with STIs, they don't seem to do much to improve general education about living with herpes and other STIs.
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Given that it's the film meant to bring together all previous 18 movies in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, Infinity War certainly had plenty of audience hype working in its favor.
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On Wednesday, JBS proposed a corporate reorganization entailing the creation of a company to bring together international operations outside Brazil, its latest step to develop into a global food player.
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Libya's new U.N.-backed unity government, set up in Tripoli three months ago, is trying to bring together the various factions struggling for control of Libya and its oil resources.
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Edwards in 2017, has been working non-stop to bring together public- and private-sector leaders to communicate, plan and implement activities to build and sustain a comprehensive cybersecurity ecosystem.
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The biennial show, the largest in Asia, will bring together buyers and sellers against the backdrop of China's attempt to play a bigger role in a realigning global aerospace industry.
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Earlier this week, Russian President Vladimir Putin said Russia, Iran and Turkey agreed to hold a "congress" in Russia that would bring together Syria's warring factions for the peace talks.
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At the end of her first year she used company funding and facilities to bring together 150 recent MBA hires from 10 tech Silicon Valley companies for a diversity event.
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The Unite the Right rally was a two-day event scheduled in August to oppose the removal of a Robert E. Lee statue and bring together the white nationalist movement.
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The Lantern Tour will bring together "art and advocacy to stand with families seeking safety at the U.S. border and the nightmare that has become their existence," according to organizers.
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Similar limitations bind members of the Open Handset Alliance, a group formed by Google in 2007 to bring together companies committed to developing products that are compatible with Google's Android.
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"In a time of so much division, death is one thing we all share that can bring together people from all walks of life," said the event's founder, Brad Wolfe.
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In meetings with local black politicians, Mr. Hofeller showed how new political boundaries could bring together African-American voters who had been divvied up among districts controlled by white Democrats.
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This late-night warehouse show in East Williamsburg, Brooklyn, presented by the Brooklyn Electronic Music Festival, will bring together an enticing range of dance floor innovators in two large rooms.
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We explicitly said to the authorities there would be no speeches; we just wanted to bring together local arts and civil society groups in public to celebrate as a community.
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Part lecture series, part sales pitch, it would bring together entrepreneurs and experts in development, regulation, governance, security, infrastructure, and technology from across Africa, as well as from Silicon Valley.
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Haggerty said the combined event would bring together the Davis Cup final and either the Fed Cup final or the final two rounds of an expanded 16-team Fed Cup.
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The lesson we have learned is that fusion organizing - the deliberate effort to bring together poor black, white and brown people around their common interests - can change the political landscape.
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In a statement, Delaney said he backed the big ideas of the Democratic party's progressives but noted the need for bipartisan, pragmatic solutions to bring together a deeply-divided nation.
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"The campaign has been pushing to address this and argue, as Sams put it, that Warren "can bring together both the Bernie wing and the Biden wing of the party.
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The AfCFTA recently launched its operational phase, and eventually intends to bring together all 22010 African Union member states into the world's largest free trade area, spanning 22017 billion people.
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What is beyond argument is this: The first 18 months of Trump's administration make clear that his plan to bring together "the best and most serious people" has failed miserably.
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At Emory University, we are working with businesses, government and public health agencies, particularly in the Southeast, to bring together stakeholders across the region to share ideas and combine efforts.
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"I think there's something really special that can happen when you bring together images and words in the way comics do," said Gal Beckerman, an editor for the Book Review.
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One, there will probably come a point in the long, long Democratic primary where the candidate of reconciliation can attempt to walk into the foreground and bring together the factions.
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The agency knew it had to advance "More Together," the campaign that Facebook launched in summer 2019 to show how Facebook Groups bring together people from different walks of life.
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The Spotify app integration will bring together the "Spotify Connect ecosystem from headphone, cars and any connected device to Sonos speakers," said Ian Geller, Spotify's global head of hardware partnerships.
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This important event will bring together some of the nation's top cybersecurity experts to talk about ways to help the business community, large and small, better protect themselves against cyberattacks.
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Not only did they still want support from the tribal council; they had also begun to believe that this run could bring together young people from all the Sioux reservations.
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It was an effort to bring together poor and dispossessed people from every race, religion and region to confront the injustice of poverty in the richest nation in the world.
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The wall art of the Médina "can bring together people who normally don't even see each other," said Mauro Petroni, a ceramist who has lived in Dakar for many years.
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From #cut85033 to the American Conservative Union, Van Jones to Newt Gingrinch, we are reminded that the goal of helping people can bring together unexpected bedfellows and unite our country.
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The preparation did not start there though, with Scott adding that Els looked to bring together team members playing at the same tournament on the PGA Tour for practice rounds.
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WEF aims to bring together what it calls "stakeholders" in both public and private organizations and sectors, although membership is not cheap and certainly not for the less well-heeled.
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The CNN town hall, "Stand Up: The Students of Stoneman Douglas Demand Action," will also bring together the victims' classmates, parents and other community members, as well as Florida Rep.
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Reed's exploration of the brushstroke has inspired him to bring together the mechanical and the handmade, as well as to incorporate aspects of Baroque art, installation art, film and photography.
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The idea of the summit it to bring together all of the leaders of the reducetarian movement in the hopes of thinking strategically about how to reduce societal meat consumption.
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Next month in Los Angeles, for one day only, a series of futuristic art installations and panels will bring together some of the brightest minds in art, entertainment, and technology.
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Now, she's raising funds for INSTAR, or the Institute of Artivism Hannah Arendt, which will bring together Cubans and international artists to study their craft and become effective artistic agitators.
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This year's event, which starts Thursday, was expected to bring together 3,000 attendees, more than 110 cryptocurrency companies and some of the biggest names in the industry such as Overstock.
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"It shouldn't be acceptable in our country to authorize events which bring together, from various countries, movements which are xenophobic, racist and openly fascist," Left Bloc lawmaker Isabel Pires told Reuters.
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We didn't have success today, but it's just a question of time," said the group, which says it was founded in 2014 to bring together all of Venezuela's "groups of resistance.
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The Chinese giant is putting a big focus this year on a strategy it calls "new retail," which aims to bring together the online parts of its business with the offline.
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"The combination of Trainline and Captain Train is an important step on this journey, and will bring together a management team of world-class talent in rail, tech, product and marketing."
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On Thursday evening, March 23, the Museum of the City of New York will bring together five US-based political cartoonists to discuss the realities, challenges, and urgency of their work.
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To bring together the economy we have built, the science we have uncovered, and the humanity we have received — and make the whole more meaningful than the sum of its parts.
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But Uber is trying to bring together food delivery and business tools with features like restrictions in certain geofenced locations or certain times of day, or limits on spending per meal.
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The talks, meant to begin this month, were to be the first to bring together the Syrian government, the opposition and a range of countries that include Iran and Saudi Arabia.
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A tie-up in the Netherlands would bring together Vodafone's 5.2 million mobile customers with Ziggo's 4.1 million cable subscribers, many of whom also take broadband internet and fixed line telecoms.
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"A merger would bring together two strong and complementary businesses to produce a genuine, global mobility leader," Mr. Manley said on a conference call to discuss Fiat Chrysler's third-quarter earnings.
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The premiere for the movie had been scheduled to take place Monday in Hollywood and bring together stars of the film, including Linda Hamilton, Arnold Schwarzenegger, Gabriel Luna and Mackenzie Davis.
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Each of the businesses he planned to bring together — including the merchant bank, the special-situations group, and the principal-strategic-investments group — had a specific culture and way of working.
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Photographer Cheyanne Booker wanted to bring together women from all walks of life who had struggled with breastfeeding for a one-of-a-kind photo shoot, after struggling with breastfeeding herself.
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Instead, their financial arrangement was facilitated and processed by StakeKings, a new crowdfunding site that seeks to bring together buyers and sellers of poker action in a simple and transparent marketplace.
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He considers it a first step to forging a wider political discussion with Russia that would ultimately bring together key regional and international players to end the seven-year civil war.
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Yet Walmart Pay is one example of how a traditional retailer can leverage its stores to bring together digital and physical shopping in a way that an online-only player cannot.
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But in many areas, including Aleppo and Deraa in the south, rebel "Operations Rooms" bring together Jabhat Fateh Al-Sham with other factions and even elements of the Free Syrian Army.
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"The core mission of joint lab is to bring together MIT scientists and IBM [researchers] to shape the future of AI and push the frontiers of science," IBM's Gil told TechCrunch.
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Which means that Cruz could, once again, serve to wreck the whole idea of party unity, making Trump look like an even weaker candidate who is unable to bring together Republicans.
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At TC Sessions: Blockchain 2018, TechCrunch's editors will bring together top figures in the blockchain technology world to discuss how and where blockchain technology is going to disrupt the status quo.
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It meant so much to bring together local artists of different practices, scenes, mediums of performance, and genres all in one night for the one-year anniversary and compilation release party.
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"Burundians and U.N. agree that inter-Burundian dialogue shall bring together Burundians but the perpetrators of insecurity ... will not be involved," Nkurunziza told a joint news conference with Ban in Bujumbura.
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Zapier also pairs employees for weekly "buddy chats" — the remote worker version of a water-cooler conversation — which have no set agenda and bring together teammates across the organization, said Foster.
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Party activists favor someone like Wauquiez with a more right-leaning agenda, but analysts say a more unifying figure able to bring together centrists and Gaullists is needed to regain power.
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Peer-to-peer platforms, which bring together individual borrowers and lenders without a bank being involved, have grown rapidly in Britain since 2015 but are starting to come under regulatory scrutiny.
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"We're excited to partner with YouTube to bring together generations of artists and music lovers around a shared passion for storytelling," John, 69, said in a press release for the project.
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Europe's largest automaker said on Wednesday it plans to bring together the manufacturing of parts, including engines and transmissions at 56 plants on five continents with a total of 80,000 staff.
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My goal was to bring together Main Street's congresswomen with women outside of the Beltway, and to engage them in a dialogue about commonsense policy ideas that have broad bipartisan support.
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On board, it carried a rideshare mission from launch services provider Spaceflight, which works to bring together payloads to simplify the process of finding a provider for smaller payloads and companies.
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Rehn spoke in Rome as Italy's 5-Star Movement and League neared a deal that would bring together two parties which want to challenge Europe's rigid budget rules and boost spending.
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We have got to bring together the best resources of this country to understand that cyber warfare is the new warfare of the asymmetrical enemies that we face in this country.
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The alliance seeks to mobilize more than a trillion dollars by 2030 and bring together well over 100 solar-rich countries to deliver solar energy to some of the planet's poorest.
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Formed as a reaction to the corporate world of culinary conferences, the group's mission is to bring together cutting edge chefs from across the world and create genuinely exciting dinner events.
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Windows 103 marked the culmination of a years-long effort to bring together the company's operating systems for phones, tablets and PCs — something rivals Google and Apple have yet to do.
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Now more than ever, it is critical that we bring together the best in technology and science to create a new generation of tools that are accurate, transparent and community-informed.
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The bishop said he was planning a forum to bring together local leaders and government officials to talk about the extraordinary measures, specifically the impact the violence was having in neighborhoods.
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But the joint news statement said that the final number would be determined in Switzerland on Saturday, when the International Olympic Committee is to bring together North and South Korean officials.
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The idea of the European Cup, when it was created in 21990, was to bring together soccer champions from across the continent to decide which country truly had the best team.
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"It Happened to Me" for instance, will bring together seven writers, poets and essayists, including the French memoirist Édouard Louis and the Japanese journalist Shiori Ito, to share personal traumatic experiences.
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For "Housewarming," Beauchene turned to "friends and artists I've worked with in the last few years" to bring together works that act as artistic substitutes for functional objects throughout the apartment.
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In accordance with the government's Sana Distancia, or Healthy Distance, scheme, which will take effect on March 23, events that bring together more than 5,000 people should be postponed or canceled.
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VINCENT-N-ROXXY In an update of old noir themes, "Vincent-N-Roxxy" casts Emile Hirsch and Zoë Kravitz as a couple whom circumstances bring together and send on the lam.
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The show will bring together 12 designers, as they travel to New York, Paris, and Tokyo to face challenges that will test their abilities not only design, but also in entrepreneurship.
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This is, since 21, an event we have each year out here in Santa Barbara when we bring together about 21 or so founder or entrepreneurs who are building big businesses.
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In March the Elbphilharmonie will present a festival dedicated to Syrian music and culture that will bring together residents and new arrivals in projects including a community choir and creative workshops.
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We bring together female creators, makers, influencers, thought leaders, changemakers and extraordinarily photogenic white women to hatch plans and take names, while nourishing their inner creativity with plant-infused matcha suppositories.
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One thing that isn't changing: 29Rooms Expand Your Reality will bring together a mosaic of local, art, entertainment, politics, and style creatives to design interactive and unexpected rooms for the audience.
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Those are likely to be aired at a forum that will bring together the public and private sectors and which the BoE and the Financial Conduct Authority will launch in March.
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These ideas are central to a growing "restorative justice" movement in America, which seeks to bring together criminals, victims, and affected families as part of a process of dialogue and healing.
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Booker and his allies hope to make the argument more sharply that he is the only candidate who could bring together all Democrats, including minority voters, and win in November 2020.
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We are now exploring new ways to bring together global financial partners, technology experts and business and network operators to provide internet access to all schools no matter where they are.
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The "Greater Bay Area," a national strategy, aims to bring together Hong Kong, Macau and nine cities in southern China to form a business powerhouse that rivals other metropolitan megacity hubs.
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It managed to bring together both government-skeptical libertarians and religiously minded traditionalists by emphasizing the importance of the individual and Western civilization, as well as the Communist threat to both.
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That will bring together three of the world's largest messaging networks, which between them have more than 2.6 billion users, allowing people to communicate across the platforms for the first time.
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We do a series of salons throughout the year, where we bring together writers from a host of shows — writers from Being Mary Jane, Black-ish, and Homeland have been there.
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So these science-minded doctors committed themselves to building up a repository of high-quality "systematic reviews," which bring together and sort through all the best science on specific medical questions.
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Opportunity Zone investors can work directly with local networks that already bring together "overlooked entrepreneurs," Hull noted, such as the Impact HUB of Oakland and the Business Alliance for Local Living Economies.
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But she's also eager to get back to writing the sequel to "The Life of Elves," which will bring together her two heroines, Maria and Clara, as a cosmic war breaks out.
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Infinity War is poised to bring together all the various plot threads set up over the course of 18 previous MCU films, dating all the way back to 2008's Iron Man.
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Petcube, which is part of Y Combinator's Winter 2016 class, is a young startup that wants to bring together pet care and the connected home to improve the lives of our pets.
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The plan announced on Monday at a congress of the Syrian Democratic Council in Tabqa aims to bring together civil councils that have emerged across SDF territory in the north and east.
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The Doha meeting is expected to bring together major oil producers, including the ex-Soviet nations Kazakhstan and Azerbaijan, which along with Russia have seen their currencies fall sharply on weak oil.
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This project with Marcelo Aguiar was about trying to bring together these two points of view, and in fact we discovered that polytopes like the permutahedra have an additional related algebraic structure.
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Robert Weisenmiller, chairman of the California Energy Commission, said on Wednesday the state was working to bring together research institutions and establish joint incubator hubs with Chinese provinces, including Sichuan and Jiangsu.
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This event will bring together a diverse set of speakers and panelists from current and past administrations and today's congressional leaders to discuss America's most pressing national security and foreign policy challenges.
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These five Caracoles bring together some 30 autonomous municipalities dating from 2003 in which around 250,000 indigenous people make a living from their production of coffee, corn, and various other micro-enterprises.
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From her home in the Cleveland suburbs, she started a group called Red Wine and Blue to bring together women from all corners of the state and help them become politically active.
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At the assembly he said he would be following with interest a project from a former mayor of Milan, Giuliano Pisapia, which aims to bring together groups and individuals on the left.
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These are not the traditional positive tests you have to deal with you have a lot of different kind of evidence that you need to bring together to get the full picture.
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If the deal goes through, it would bring together two companies that have extensive experience — but with little overlap with one another — within the defense industry, and would benefit from sharing technology.
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I work at a gas station in Pittsburgh, not far from that original Gulf Oil station, and I've always loved the way gas stations bring together people from all walks of life.
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CloudState takes advantage of some existing technologies like KNative, the open-source project that is trying to bring together serverless and containerization, as well as gRPC, Akka Cluster and GraalVM on Kubernetes.
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The hackathon, scheduled for August 31 in Bogota, will bring together teams of university students, as well as young computer programmers, engineers and designers to create a prototype mobile app or website.
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"It was a fantastic opportunity to add multiple layers of complexity and degraded operations to our training and work to bring together 'fifth-gen' fighter assets to solve an advanced tactical problem."
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The papers were also systematic reviews and meta analyses, or syntheses of the research evidence that bring together a bunch of studies with the goal of coming to more fully supported conclusions.
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You can imagine that this ambition to expand fed nicely into SoftBank's pitch for Vision Fund, which is designed to bring together the world's top technology companies and encourage synergies between them.
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Indeed, in a new blog post about the new store, Google says the collaboration is designed to bring together Google Cloud's Orbitera commerce platform with MobileIron's app distribution, security and analytics capabilities.
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We've decided this is the right time to bring together our Supply Chain teams, and we've asked Greg Smith to lead the combined organization, reporting jointly to Greg Foran and Marc Lore.
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In the same way that it's helped bring together all sorts of isolated people with niche interests, the internet proved to be a particularly valuable resource for building a sex work community.
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"This event will bring together digital leaders for a robust conversation on the opportunities and challenges of today's online environment," Judd Deere, a White House spokesperson, said in a statement to CNBC.
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The reunion will bring together all of the show's original faces: Michael J. Nelson (Mike Nelson), Kevin Murphy (Tom Servo), Bill Corbett (Crow T. Robot), Frank Conniff (TV's Frank), Trace Beaulieu (Dr.
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The Harvard Kennedy School is holding a series of AV policy scrums, intensive daylong sessions that bring together representatives of local governments, regional transit authorities, the private sector, academia and community groups.
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Callan's story is helping inspire other children and families through the St. Baldrick's Foundation, a charity that funds childhood cancer research and hosts events that bring together families affected by childhood cancer.
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With blockchain's versatile applications and usability across a range of industries, the blockchain challenges bring together different knowledge bases and backgrounds, from gaming to supply chain software, medical software and voting applications.
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"This kind of money can help us bring together our allies and partners," said Patrick Cronin, senior director of the Asia-Pacific Security Program at the Center for a New American Security.
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The way you get it right is you bring together the engineers and scientists and business people who understand the automobile industry from GM, Ford, and so on with the computer scientists.
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Offering a positive message that appeals to people outside his base could help bring together a country that remains deeply divided over a presidential election in which Trump lost the popular vote.
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It's shown that people will support you, and Native people will come together and support each other, and you can actually bring together a large number of allies to address these concerns.
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Professor Conrad: We can create statewide panels, as Oregon did for a few years, where you bring together legislators, administrators, faculty and students, to look how we're going to solve these problems.
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The latest talks, in the Persian Gulf state of Kuwait, were supposed to bring together the Houthis and delegates from Yemen's government, which was driven from power by the Houthis last year.
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So I took my trusty camera to a Popeyes near me in Manhattan, grabbed a couple of pies, and sat down to see if Popeyes could successfully bring together this unlikely couple.
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The Regional Innovation Clusters bring together startups, nearby academic programs and service providers — primarily in areas outside Silicon Valley and other major technology centers — to create local networks of tech-oriented businesses.
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Opening July 29, and spread over 4,000 square feet, the show will bring together 16 of New York's most of-the-moment artists — among them Nina Chanel Abney, KAWS and Erik Parker.
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The talks, known as the U.S.-China Strategic and Economic Dialogue, bring together senior American and Chinese officials every year to discuss a broad range of economic, foreign policy and security concerns.
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Linde of Germany confirmed on Tuesday that it was is in talks to combine with Praxair, a deal that could bring together two of the world's largest providers of industrial-gas products.
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Now is the perfect time to bring together representatives from the public and private sectors, builders, designers, lawmakers and infrastructure experts to tackle this issue head-on in a national infrastructure summit.
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As a result, entrepreneurs should be prepared to bring together multiple investors at the $10-$15 million level as opposed to finding one lead investor willing to put in $25-$43 million.
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"We wanted to bring together different athletes of different nationalities, generations and disciplines, and this is very much the same message I have at my show: this diversity and inclusivity," she says.
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Gina Bianchini is the CEO and founder of Mightybell, a native mobile community-building platform that continues the tradition of products that bring together people who should know each other, but don't.
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The State of the Union is an annual landmark that is intended to bring together all the branches, all the parties and all the personages of our national leadership in one room.
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So the 75th anniversary of the liberation of the Nazi death camp seemed like a chance — perhaps the last one — to bring together as many as they could to mark the occasion.
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In its profile last year, NoCARA worried that R.A.M. was working to bring together the more passive keyboard warriors spewing hate online and those willing to exact violence to advance its cause.
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While the New York system is aging, it still shows the soaring ambition of its original creators in its bold design — express tunnels and stations bring together up to a dozen lines.
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The event has been around since 2012 to bring together founders working on biological alternatives to chemical-based processes, and its organizer John Cumbers previously worked as a synthetic biologist at NASA.
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"Our strategy is to bring together the right information and unlock human potential by removing the complexity that comes with technology," Citrix CEO David Henshall told CNN Business in an exclusive interview.
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Schwabsky's readable and often chirpy essays bring together thematic connections that associate such distinct painters as Nicole Eisenman, John Curin, Ha Chonghyun, Dana Schutz, Bernard Frize, Sue Williams, and Kerry James Marshall.
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In exile, he maintains a fierce attachment to his hometown and has formed a volunteer group, Naranoha, to stage cultural events to bring together the diaspora of former residents around the region.
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The deal will bring together LifePoint and Apollo's RCCH HealthCare Partners, LifePoint said in a statement, confirming a Reuters report on Friday that the parties were in advanced talks for a buyout.
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The National Prayer Breakfast is organized by the Fellowship Foundation, a nonprofit religious organization designed to bring together leaders from the political, religious and business realm, on behalf of the US Congress.
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And again, not unlike an Ohio State Buckeye game, where you bring together all of these people from different walks of life but all with a shared purpose and a shared interest.
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In an attempt to create a new cadre of "base characters" that represent people of color, she has been conducting workshops that bring together POC to chart their bodies moving in space.
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Lang and the Ministry of Culture reasoned that such an event would bring together not just professional but also amateur musicians, moving concerts and performances out of venues and onto the street.
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After the fall of Saddam Hussein in 2003, the Iraqi people, especially the youth, hoped to build a new country that would bring together all citizens on the basis of justice and equality.
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It will bring together seasoned writers, like Xiaolu Guo and Jane Yeh, and new authors and poets to share their work and discuss issues particularly relevant to black, Asian and minority ethnic writers.
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ANKARA (Reuters) - Turkish Foreign Minister Mevlut Cavusoglu confirmed on Friday that talks were being planned in conjunction with Russia to bring together the Syrian opposition and representatives of the Syrian government in Kazakhstan.
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The inaugural Virtual Beings Summit was held recently in San Francisco, a conference designed to bring together storyline editors, virtual reality engineers, influencer marketers and more to consider the future of "virtual beings."
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The purpose of the G20183 in my mind is to bring together the most important western allies in the world, the big economies who share strategic interests, who share basic questions of value.
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That deal, expected to close in the second half of this year, will bring together Pfizer's big over-the-counter products like Centrum and Caltrate with GSK's top brands, including Excedrin and Nicorette.
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In the first full trailer for Justice League, the world faces a new threat, and it's up to Bruce Wayne and Diana Prince to bring together the various heroes to save the day.
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Africa has never hosted the Games, which take place every four years and bring together athletes from the 52 members of the Commonwealth, most of which were at one time colonies of Britain.
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Gore and others in the field decided to reschedule the summit to bring together "the diverse stakeholders who face climate-related public health issues on a daily basis," according to a press release.
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The big picture: "Tariffs Hurt the Heartland" will bring together leading trade organizations including the National Retail Federation, the American Petroleum Institute and others in the largest unified effort against tariffs to date.
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It will bring together users of all three apps in a single network, database and community — enabling new features and opening the door to even more anticompetitive challenges, privacy troubles and social conflicts.
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Overall, "We want to bring together ideas that are being championed by various organizations and individuals so that they can help become a catalyst for the continued development of the continent," he said.
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"The focus has largely been on New York so far, and we're looking at other cities where we might bring together Jet's expertise and the scale and operating model of Walmart," he said.
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The film the latest installment of its own cinematic universe: last year, Legendary Pictures assembled a writer's room to develop the path to bring together Godzilla and King Kong into one massive battle.
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Pretoria intervened to bring together a unity government in Zimbabwe after scores were killed in post-election violence in 2008 and swiftly brought an end to an attempted coup in Lesotho in 2014.
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Instead, the gathering in Washington this week will bring together conservative media outlets and Donald Trump supporters who accuse Big Tech of anti-conservative bias despite a lack of evidence supporting their claims.
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Hyperledger will bring together a set of open protocols and standards in a modular structure that will support different components for different uses, enabling adopters to tune it to meet their different requirements.
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"Poetry is the language of love and this is a great opportunity for us to bring together haiku lovers to express themselves in their own unique style," Tinder India head Taru Kapoor said.
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In the lead-up to Iowa's caucuses, Warren's campaign has sought to cast the Massachusetts senator as a potential Democratic unifier who can bring together the centrist and progressive flanks of the party.
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With Gadappa indifferent to the world of social propriety, it falls to Thamman to bring together the inevitable thithi: an extravagant mourning ritual required 11 days after the death of any Gowda man.
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The project enabled the Sam Fox School of Design & Visual Arts to bring together all its programs in art, architecture, and design on the main campus, promoting greater camaraderie and collaboration across disciplines.
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Since 2015, with funding from the Texas legislature, the Texas Forensic Science Commission has been leading a project to bring together the DNA data from migrant rights groups, local law enforcement and others.
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