The ISS is bringing on board more and more experiments.
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BitTorrent is also bringing on several former Al Jazeera journalists.
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Some companies are bringing on workers retired from other firms.
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Tunisia take off striker Wahbi Khazri, bringing on Saber Khalifa.
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The company is also considering bringing on an outside investor.
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Prior to bringing on contributors, he had worked on AM2R alone.
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Early on, Musk had a hard time bringing on top talent.
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Here are 10 things I'd highly suggest bringing on a cruise:
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Another senior White House official acknowledged bringing on Kobach was controversial.
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InVision is also bringing on Brent Tworetzky as SVP of Product.
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But Heddleston advises against bringing on more than two additional cofounders.
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RE WE ARE TRADING LARRY, BRINGING ON THE FAST MONEY CREW.
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Prior to bringing on contributors, he had worked on AM22R alone.
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Bringing on Pichette adds a certain level of intrigue to Twitter's future.
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The coalition is bringing on the Meridian Institute to help facilitate strategy.
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Bringing on Jan, my best friends and family and then Emmitt Smith.
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As a result, they had to keep bringing on more senior people.
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Airbnb is beefing up its federal advocacy presence, bringing on former Rep.
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Airbnb is beefing up its federal advocacy presence, bringing on former Rep.
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It's bringing on Beth Zorc as its new head of public policy.
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Now CrowdFlower bringing on more experts to shape the development of that technology.
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This meant bringing on experts to build out our editorial and sales departments.
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Then, everyone openly struggled with the tongue-twisting script, bringing on more laughs.
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Unable to staff up, drillers will face challenges in bringing on new supply.
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But bringing on heavyweights doesn't necessarily mean running a brand gets any easier.
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Hirers are now rewarded for bringing on candidates who are not white men.
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The firm has bolstered its digital communications services by bringing on Garth Moore.
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It's also bringing on new heads of planning and allocation and asset protection.
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Apple is bringing on three big names for Planet of the Apps: Will.i.
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The company has announced that it's bringing on the engineering team from Memo.
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Bahrain may be bringing on itself exactly what it claims to be preventing.
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After that obstacle clears, we'll probably be bringing on quite a few people.
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Colombia uses its final substitution, bringing on Miguel Borja in place of Falcao.
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Trump is now bringing on longtime loyalist, former CNBC Economic Analyst Larry Kudlow.
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We don't have any villains twisting mustaches and bringing on destruction for destruction's sake.
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Does that mean bringing on more employees so that work hours don't become extensive?
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For now, Bittner said he's focused on bringing on new consumers into Lazada's ecosystem.
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Both rightly concentrate on the central issue of slavery in bringing on the war.
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Other presidential campaigns have had thorough vetting processes when bringing on new staff members.
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Akin Gump, meanwhile, subcontracted its agreement with Japan, bringing on James S. Nathanson & Associates.
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The fintech industry's budding startups keep bringing on Wall Street establishment firms as investors.
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Mercury and Saturn clash today, making your commute difficult and bringing on some arguments.
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Friends' perfumes began to burn her eyes, bringing on searing headaches and dizzy spells.
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Realeyes is not wasting time in bringing on extra talent to support the expansion.
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Uruguay makes their final change, bringing on Monterrey winger Jonathan Urretaviscaya for Nahitan Nández.
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No. I was speaking to politicians, raising money, bringing on new trustees, repairing roofs.
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Bringing on self-driving cars prematurely is the best way to kill a technology.
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Bringing on a co-writer would be just one step up from the Garcia relationship.
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Allen could be replaced in short order by bringing on Kansas State guard Cody Whitehair.
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By bringing on well-known celebrities and franchises, Daniels is hoping to expand that demographic.
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She re-gained her position after bringing on a personal attorney to investigate the issue.
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The expansion is more about bringing on dedicated facilities and staff to support that activity.
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I was falling into a quicksand of domesticity that I was completely bringing on myself.
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"We are bringing on a guy from Wonderland [magazine] in London, Oly Innes," Smithers revealed.
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Buzzfeed's Rosie Gray first reported the news of the two firms bringing on outside counsel.
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Will miners over react in bringing on new supply to cash in on bonanza prices?
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Finally, manager changes — especially bringing on a new subadvisor — could also set off capital gains.
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Oil companies "are going to be hedging and bringing on huge production" at that price.
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Clearly, Kidman eventually got used to listening to "The Fighter" without bringing on the waterworks.
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The Ethics Commission is set to meet on Thursday about bringing on an interim administrator.
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That approach could have the effect of bringing on more users and driving revenue growth.
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You need to believe that founder is capable of bringing on that high quality team.
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Mexico makes its last change of the night, bringing on Giovani Dos Santos for Vela.
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Many are bringing on advisers to assist in managing their finances and facilitating debt workouts.
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Unfortunately for Microsoft, bringing on Mr. Blevins has done little to raise Mixer's view count.
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We're very excited to be bringing on board these two exceptionally accomplished and respected journalists.
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"It's all about bringing on fresh perspectives and a different set of experiences," he said.
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The retailer believes that bringing on bots will lift sales and make stores more efficient.
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"He'll be meeting with Trump about something else and then, like, at the end of the meeting he'll be, like, 'Oh, by the way, I'm bringing on Jim Jeffrey,' 'Oh, by the way, I'm bringing on Elliott Abrams,' " the Republican close to Pompeo told me.
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I love that intensity that he's bringing, the compete level that he's bringing on the ice.
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The actress-turned-mogul is bringing on a strong team of women to build Hello Sunshine.
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Founders Fund also hired new partners last year, bringing on board Cyan Banister and Kevin Hartz.
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Check out everything Hulu is bringing on and kicking off its platform this August down below.
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Colorado edibles brand Wana is staffing up in California, bringing on four staffers in sales roles.
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In addition to potentially bringing on menopause sooner than usual, smoking can also make symptoms worse.
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The conservative ClearPath Foundation is bringing on a Capitol Hill journalist as its new communications director.
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In October, the startup closed its seed round, bringing on institutional money for the first time.
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What we are seeing—and bringing on ourselves—resembles a neurological catastrophe on a gigantic scale.
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Money planet Venus moves into luxury-loving Taurus this week, bringing on a bout of materialism.
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"Justice Kavanaugh made history by bringing on board an all-female law clerk crew," she said.
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Still, he said Behavox's entire investor deck was supportive of bringing on Softbank's Vision Fund 2.
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Streaming platforms will continue to expand their content, bringing on more traditional sports leagues and celebrities.
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The first step in the franchise renovation was bringing on Lamoriello, 75, as president in May.
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That's why bringing on someone like Callinicos is likely important for the company at this time.
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Jon may have failed to rally Cersei to his cause, but he succeeded in bringing on Daenerys.
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Facebook is bringing on the engineering lead for Google's entire AR/VR team to tackle Portal hardware.
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As part of the deal, announced today, Kernel is bringing on KRS founder and CEO Christian Wentz.
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The company had its best quarter for subscriber additions since 23, bringing on 276,000 new digital subscribers.
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After bringing on a writer to help with the concept, she brought the concept to Warner Bros.
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Sidewalk Labs is also bringing on a policy team, led by Rohit Aggarwala as chief policy officer.
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Among other potential benefits, aides to Mr. Trump hope bringing on additional personnel will placate those critics.
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Meru Health, which is currently participating in Y Combinator, envisions bringing on a medical doctor post-YC.
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The Facebook founder's philanthropic group is bringing on some political muscle, hiring David Plouffe and Ken Mehlman.
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Internally at Uber, Mr. Khosrowshahi has also made changes, including bringing on a new slate of lieutenants.
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UiPath is bringing on industry veteran Ted Kummert as its new executive president of product and engineering.
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As part of the announcement, Cooks Venture is also bringing on Ankur Agrawal as chief financial officer.
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So it's acquiring DeepMagic's technology, and bringing on co-founder and CEO Bernd Schoner as a consultant.
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Bringing on complementary retailers' customers is a crucial part of Kohl's attempt to future-proof its business.
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Alston & Bird is bringing on Jeniffer De Jesus Roberts as a partner in the firm's Washington office.
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But within a year, Napster debuted, bringing on the era of massive, non-stop, virtually instant infringement.
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Here are his three guiding questions for bringing on new talent, according to the 1998 shareholder letter.
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So, there's months of lead time in standing up new rigs and actually bringing on additional production.
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Alongside the raise, StockX is bringing on a new CEO – ecommerce vet and former eBay SVP Scott Cutler.
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In addition to bringing on a VP of talent and inclusion, Lyft has hired a director of sustainability.
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As the company continues to expand internationally, bringing on people with experience like Belmer of course makes sense.
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For employers, bringing on 22 contractors means they can avoid paying taxes, overtime pay, benefits and workers' compensation.
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And then after that, we quickly added an app store and started bringing on other services besides Netflix.
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Spicer had adamantly opposed bringing on the New York financier and former Trump campaign fundraiser, multiple sources said.
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Managed By Q launched back in 2014 with the idea of bringing on-demand services to office space.
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Okay, now two more questions we have time for, very quick, and then we're bringing on Melinda Gates.
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Aside from Kasowitz, the White House is considering bringing on old campaign hands to help manage the fallout.
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In conjunction with its launch in Portland, Scoop is bringing on Oregon Health Science University as a customer.
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Bringing on the fiery Mr. Bolton now, at a delicate moment with North Korea, is a terrible decision.
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But you can overdo it, by bringing on too many people, diluting your profit, and confusing your strategy.
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Hykso is now moving beyond punch tracking hardware and is bringing on-demand training videos to the home.
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But you can overdo it, by bringing on too many people, diluting your profit and confusing your strategy.
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Cornyn was the first senator in the country to hire a campaign manager this cycle, bringing on Gov.
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Up until now Spotify has made relatively modest purchases, and has usually focused on bringing on engineering teams.
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In January, Trump put a hiring freeze in place, which has prevented U.S. attorneys from bringing on new people.
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In the same story by The Hollywood Reporter, their sources say that bringing on Martin Scorsese is Warner Bros.
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For employers, bringing on 1099 contractors means they can avoid paying payroll taxes, overtime pay, benefits and workers' compensation.
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" When asked why Daniels was bringing on a legal challenge, her lawyer said that she wanted "tell her story.
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That means bringing on the right talent in order to ensure that everything runs smoothly and keeps getting better.
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Amazon has renewed Lore for a second season, bringing on Sean Crouch (from The Exorcist and Numb3rs) as showrunner.
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It's possible that CNN is trying to smooth things over by bringing on more Trump-friendly voices like Moore's.
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They also discussed bringing on additional outside counsel, that person said, particularly a firm with expertise in government investigations.
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Bringing on leadership from seasoned chief financial officers is often one of the final steps before a company's IPO.
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The so-called manager's amendment also included a change aimed at bringing on board several wavering New York Republicans.
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Total Spectrum/Steve Gordon and Associates is opening up an office in Atlanta and bringing on two new hires.
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Listen, I'm not saying that everything Apple is bringing on for this service is going to be a bust.
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True is also bringing on another woman who will be writing checks on behalf of the firm, says Callaghan.
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WeWork is also bringing on Maurice Levy, former CEO of Publicis Groupe, as interim chief marketing and communications officer.
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Cindy has overseen the company's global recruiting efforts since 2015, bringing on tens of thousands of highly talented people.
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Bringing on W-2 workers also likely means better retention and therefore less money spent on recruiting and training people.
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Kiip has also made some hires recently, bringing on Manicka Babu as CTO and Adam Broitman as chief strategy officer.
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To help, it's bringing on a group of people who are well-versed in imagining the future: science fiction writers.
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But Petrie said the cost of bringing on substantial new production requires that drillers earn more than $50 a barrel.
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And a source with knowledge of the hire told CNN that Bannon played a key role in bringing on Stepien.
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Fenox Venture Capital is bringing on TiE Global Chairman and the founder of TiE Angels, Venktesh Shukla, as General Partner.
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We thought we would give victims advice on how to cope with the presidency by bringing on some therapy horses.
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The network also tried to package itself as legitimate journalism, bringing on serious reporters like Shep Smith and Alisyn Camerota.
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Keep in mind that when you accept an investor, you also typically will be bringing on a new board member.
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Brazil's environmental agency, IBAMA, also announced Friday it is bringing on hundreds of temporary firefighters to help combat the fires.
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Lyft is also bringing on board Geoffrey Bain from Unilever to serve as the company's senior director of retail operations.
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After weak hiring this spring, results from July and August suggest employers are bringing on workers at a healthy clip.
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During the holidays, the company often focuses on giving additional hours to some workers instead of bringing on new hires.
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Similarly, he said, the company is bringing on more remote workers because Okta's goal is to attract the best talent.
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But also, he could blame Mr. Gantz for not joining his government and bringing on an election few Israelis want.
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Orriols is currently talking with a new freelancer from the United States whom he is interested in bringing on board.
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Recently, the startup expanded its leadership team by bringing on board NYSE CIO Robert Cornish to lead its technology efforts.
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In fact, Lamoriello said he felt even better now about bringing on Trotz than he did when he hired him.
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The United States is bringing on yet another Hollywood classic (the aging action hero, the desert, the border, the money).
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And also, I took a lot of pride in finding newer talent in the team, like bringing on new people.
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Stephens wrote an entire book called America in Retreat, attacking Obama for bringing on a "new isolationism" in American foreign policy.
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Valeant cut ties with Philidor last year and overhauled its board of directors, bringing on its top investor, activist Bill Ackman.
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One of Parscale's first moves almost a year ago was bringing on Chris Carr, a longtime Republican strategist, as political director.
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That means they're bringing on partners to provide the delivery inventory, including food delivery players Just Eat, and London-based Pronto.co.uk.
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Yet, as the market grows, entrepreneurs need to consider the partners they're bringing on board as the aim for international growth.
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Pharoah said he believes the controversy led to "SNL" bringing on Sasheer Zamata and Leslie Jones, who are both African American.
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When a company is growing as quickly as SnapLogic, it requires bringing on new employees and that takes a cash infusion.
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A LIGHTER CLICK: Uber is bringing on an artificial intelligence researcher to spearhead self-driving car efforts in Canada, Forbes reports.
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Following the meandering plot is beside the point once Mosley starts bringing on his familiar characters for Easy to chat up.
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Since Hulu's inception in 2007, it has excelled at bringing on-demand TV series, both old and new, to its viewers.
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After bringing on the first outside developers into Messenger last spring, the social network has expanded the role of some developers.
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Quibi is hiring aggressively, recently bringing on former Instagram product manager Blake Barnes and former Hulu VP of engineering Rob Post.
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Chacin walked three of the next four batters, giving the Pirates a 5-1 lead and bringing on reliever Freddy Peralta.
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Bringing on the team from HTC is a sign that Google is doubling down on plans to produce its own hardware.
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Legally speaking, nothing stood in the way of a football coach — especially an icon like Bear Bryant — bringing on black players.
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The campaign switched things up in September, bringing on trusted 244 staffer Shannon Jackson as the new New Hampshire state director.
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Lapeyre said Gorgias will use the money to build out the product with new features while also bringing on more merchants.
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It would also require that existing part-time workers be offered additional work, before hiring more employees or bringing on contractors.
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The third problem is responding to what I called earlier in this podcast the civic emergency that Trump is bringing on.
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It's customer service, growth, how to handle growth, the options, like bringing on a guest plan, a family plan, those things.
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Claire Waight Keller is the new artistic director for Givenchy, another heritage house bringing on a woman for the very first time.
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In addition to bringing on new campaign staff, Trump showed discipline during his victory speech by referring to his opponent as Sen.
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A key difference from Apple's 2014 Beats acquisition was that that deal had a lot to do with bringing on executive talent.
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AtScale reported a banner year, bringing on 50 new customers across their target verticals of retail, financial services, advertising and digital sales.
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I make a point of bringing on [people] who make Netflix shows, I want to ask them what that process is like.
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The company focuses on bringing on companies with 100 to 3,000 employees and it already has a number of international customers, too.
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This season, Fincher will be directing the premiere and finale episodes, bringing on Andrew Dominik and Carl Franklin to direct the rest.
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Earlier this year, Zenefits laid off 45 percent of its workforce, shortly after bringing on board Jay Fulcher as its third CEO.
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" Nash hints that we can expect some scandalous scenes in the show, teasing with a laugh: "TNT is bringing on the TNA!
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"With the growth that we've been seeing, bringing on more customers requires us to invest a lot more in headcount," he said.
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An OPEC deal could also result in bringing on more competition from the U.S. if it triggers a jump in oil prices.
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And while fundamental managers are coming around to the idea of bringing on data scientists, the "merging" has been hard, Schulman said.
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A key part of the plan is the MTA bringing on its first-ever accessibility chief, Alex Elegudin, a longtime disability advocate.
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The MacGyver reboot is bringing on Lucas Till, who plays Havok in the X-Men movies, to be the show's titular star.
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We got Harrison at LAX, where he was mum about the new standalone 'Han Solo' movie bringing on Ron Howard to direct.
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The three-time Masters champion and businessman Gary Player says it's about taking care of existing customers and bringing on new clients.
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Coinbase, the white-hot cryptocurrency exchange, is bringing on more engineering talent to help it continue to capitalize on the crypto boom.
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Buying equipment can help boost the sales of a vendor, and bringing on an employee means one less person who is unemployed.
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France's coach, Didier Deschamps, made a tactical adjustment in the second half, bringing on Kingsley Coman and moving Griezmann closer to Giroud.
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That'll include offering more product categories, bringing on more suppliers, extending its supply chain and developing tools to help sellers sell better.
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As CoreOS founder and CEO Alex Polvi told me, the company's main focus right now is on bringing on more enterprise customers.
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GGP said it formed a special committee of independent directors to review the bid, bringing on Goldman Sachs as a financial advisor.
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Huawei Technologies, the Chinese telecom firm, is bringing on new lobbying help amid a Trump administration ban on sales to federal agencies.
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Liriano was force to leave the game, bringing on Toronto closer Roberto Osuna with one out and runners on first and third.
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Bringing on too few workers could produce disheveled shelves and long lines — and sour shoppers even further on brick-and-mortar stores.
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The 2018 budget provides funds for 200 recruiters to work toward the Air Force's goal of bringing on roughly 29,000 enlisted personnel.
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Bringing on on pro-Trump Republican raises fair questions about what if anything network higher-ups learned from the last time around.
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UiPath's main goal in 2020 is growth — and it's bringing on a nearly 25-year veteran of Microsoft to help achieve that.
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LG: But first I'm really excited because we're bringing on our very own Boone Ashworth for the first segment about electric unicycles.
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Driving the news: TikTok is bringing on outside experts, including 2 former congressmen, to take a look at its content moderation policies.
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The squadron is bringing on a new generation of satellites that are three times as accurate and eight times as jam resistant.
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Still, Chesky said Airbnb will complete IPO preparations by year-end, including hiring a new CFO and bringing on more independent directors.
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People are consuming too many calories and too much low-quality food, bringing on chronic diseases like cancer, obesity, diabetes, and heart disease.
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He mentions that the company is bringing on more native speakers of languages in problem areas and attempting to better understand local cultures.
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And that's what we've tried by always bringing on a mix of Silicon Valley talent… alongside a lot of really good local talent.
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He said Facebook was adding dozens of Burmese-language reviewers, and that the company was bringing on more people dedicated to Myanmar issues.
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We're thrilled at the assets and the people that we're bringing on the studio side – under Fox, and Fox 2000, and Fox Searchlight.
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People are consuming too many calories and too much low-quality food, bringing on chronic diseases like cancer, obesity, diabetes, and cardiovascular disease.
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Amazon is eying an entrance into the pharmacy market and bringing on a new general manager to lead the charge, CNBC reported Wednesday.
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Airbnb is bringing on Greg Greeley, Amazon's current VP of Prime & Delivery Experience, Airbnb CEO Brian Chesky wrote in a blog post today.
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Bringing on a COO keeps hands-on-the-wheel at all times and helps us maintain quality in our back of house practices.
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Kimmel followed through on his promise a second night by bringing on Mark Munoz, who works for the US Forest Service fire department.
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The sanago is known for treating arthritis and other bone and joint issues, but also for bringing on emotional healing and self-realizations.
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"That was really a critical step, bringing on those academic labs and leveraging their capacity; these are the major medical centers," he said.
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As a result, some owners and investors are looking for new sources of capital, bringing on new partners, or even selling prime assets.
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During his time in leadership for the Lakers, West helped rebuild the team, bringing on Shaquille O'Neal and Kobe Bryant in the 1990s.
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Joe Biden is beefing up his digital team, bringing on a veteran Democratic operative to lead his online operation, his campaign tells POLITICO.
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Another portable option, the SoundLink Micro has unmatched bass for a speaker of its size and is perfect for bringing on your travels.
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There has been talk of Tesla bringing on a Sandberg-like figure to support Musk, which Nelson said would be a good idea.
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By bringing on filmmakers of color, NSFW flips the script, presenting sex through the eyes of a black hipster in Oakland, for instance.
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Hoodline co-founder Andrew Dudley will become a Ripple adviser; the company is also bringing on Google vet Chikai Ohazama as an adviser.
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Clinton were discussing bringing on additional staff members to strengthen her campaign operation now that a pitched battle may lie ahead against Mr. Sanders.
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Also, recognizing that I needed help and bringing on a team member has been the single smartest decision I've made as a business owner.
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The announcement ignited the #BoycottNetflix and #CancelNetflix trending topics on Twitter, where users slammed Netflix over its announcement it was bringing on the Obamas.
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While about 40 those employees have recently taken up manufacturing shifts to help with production, Impossible is focused on bringing on more factory workers.
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The Netflix talk show host surprised her Stranger Things guests by bringing on their castmate Shannon Purser, the actress behind the beloved character Barb.
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As the inquiry intensifies, the White House is considering bringing on board a communications specialist to handle messaging, sources familiar with the process said.
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Last year, World View announced that it was bringing on former Shuttle astronaut Ron Garan to serve as the chief pilot for human spaceflight.
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But in 2014 it spun Messenger out on its own as a mobile app, bringing on former PayPal president David Marcus to run it.
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But The Farmer's Daughter Country Market will be bringing on another three to four people in the Spring, so there's still time to apply.
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For her first weekend Coachella performance Grande surprised the crowd by bringing on stage most of the members of *NSYNC for a mini-reunion.
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The discussions are still early and Altice is also considering bringing on an investor in Lightpath without disposing of it entirely, the sources added.
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"I think then those outfitters can be the ones that are responsible for vetting the clients that they're bringing on the mountain," he added.
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With SoundCloud looking to close a $100 million round this summer, sources say the company's board may be considering bringing on a new CEO.
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Most recently, it announced it would be bringing on Justin Rzepka, the vice president of government relations at NCTA — the Internet and Television Association.
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The team has not publicly responded to the petition, and head coach Mike McCarthy was miffed when a reporter asked about bringing on Kaepernick.
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The secretive unit of Alphabet, Google's parent company, is bringing on the help of Kountoupes Denham Carr & Reid, a Washington, D.C.-based lobbying firm.
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Rather than bringing on a double for the choreography in the "Our Little Island Girl" episode, Watson insisted on putting in the work herself.
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He and others say that influential trade groups are no longer looking to build instant status and credibility by bringing on prominent former lawmakers.
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They very often are bringing on people who I've seen on other shows on other networks, and they're not really bringing in new faces.
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The F.A.A.'s training academy in Oklahoma City has been shut down, leading to concerns about delays in bringing on new air traffic controllers.
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The campaign is also beginning a new round of staffing up, including bringing on high-profile hire, Jen O'Malley Dillon, to manage the campaign.
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Now it's bringing on some new investors — including Justin Timberlake, Katy Perry, Orlando Bloom and Will Smith — in an $11 million "strategic" round. 6.
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Charting a course for that blue ocean sometimes means tightening the sails and bringing on extra crew, and maybe shipping out in unfavorable conditions.
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They fell behind by 10 in the first quarter and by 20 right before halftime, bringing on a chorus of boos from the crowd.
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There is also the chance that the economy is too good, and inflation will rise, bringing on Fed interest rate hikes faster than expected.
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Coveteur is also bringing on beauty mogul Bobbi Brown, supermodel Cindy Crawford and renowned designer Prabal Gurung as its advisors in growing the company.
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Bringing on Carnegie is the second last big move in his new structure, with the company still waiting to fill the chief financial officer role.
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You always need to be selling whether bringing on board a co-founder, selling a story to the market, convincing a customer or raising funding.
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For example, Agrawal says one of the keys to Daybreaker's success is the familial approach she takes to bringing on new promoters and event producers.
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Trump had initially dismissed the idea of bringing on additional attorneys, but blessed Gowdy's hiring after a long Oval Office meeting with him this week.
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Airbnb has notoriously taken actions to strategically prolong an IPO, bringing on a $1 billion credit faculty last year to support growth without diluting investors.
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That included investing in original content made for the platform, as well as bringing on on-demand content from third-party channels and production houses.
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As part of the funding deal, Favor is bringing on 25,000 new runners and working out a plan to expand to more markets within Texas.
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CarDash is part of the current Y Combinator batch, but that hasn't stopped it from bringing on seed funding from a group of early investors.
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But it is bringing on a new general manager to lead the team and formulate a strategy, and is deep in discussions with industry experts.
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"I want Uber to be doing a lot more screening of the people that they're bringing on, because apparently it's not doing enough," she said.
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From impermanent content to vertical video, popularizing augmented reality and bringing on the age of visual communication, Speigel's ideas have redefined the way we share.
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Trump, of course, managed to generate an enormous controversy of his own, bringing on Steve Bannon—the former executive of Breitbart News—as campaign CEO.
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Accordingly, the production works by addition and subtraction: building loop upon musical loop and breaking them down, bringing on more bodies and sending them away.
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New York based Latch has topped up its Series A with a further $10 million in external funding, bringing on a new investor RRE Ventures.
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Apple is buying the entirety of Next Issue Media and bringing on its full staff, with the deal expected to close soon, according to TechCrunch.
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It is not clear how bringing on a white Midwesterner best known beyond Indiana for his opposition to gay rights will broaden Mr. Trump's appeal.
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He is also considering bringing on Stephen Moore — economist, conservative commentator and close personal friend of Kudlow's — for a senior advisory role, these people said.
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AMAZON EYES PHARMACY MARKET: Amazon is eying entering the pharmacy market and bringing on a new general manager to lead the charge, CNBC reported Wednesday.
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Trump also accused Mueller of bringing on too many Democratic investigators, and the President made a false claim about the origin of the Russia investigation.
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Along with bringing on symptoms such as hot flashes, sleeping problems and reduced vaginal lubrication, it can increase her risk of heart disease and osteoporosis.
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The "war room" will focus on bringing on "experienced veterans from the campaign trail who recognize the gravity of the situation," a source told Axios.
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Walmart and Kroger have already hired tens of thousands of new workers, with Walmart bringing on 25,20013 in one week and plans for 150,000 total.
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The Democratic National Committee (DNC) is bringing on new talent from the private sector to bolster its cyber defenses ahead of the 2018 midterm elections.
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After the Holder report, Uber took the unusual step of bringing on another law firm, Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher, to investigate certain complaints about human resources.
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In March, it announced it would be bringing on Ken Downing, previously senior vice president and fashion director at Neiman Marcus, as chief creative officer.
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He was critical of financial institutions' roles in bringing on the 2008 economic meltdown and called for limiting the size of the nation's biggest banks.
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It is clear those responsible for bringing on this enormous scale of ruin and tragedy will not be willing or able to offer genuine remedies.
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The music streaming service is bringing on Sheila Spence, a longtime M&A specialist at ad giant WPP, as its vice president of corporate development.
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Caitlin (right) founded the company on the back of what she calls 'liquid lipstick' before bringing on Brittany, a former customer, as a part-time employee.
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Donald Trump's campaign has gotten so ridiculous that Stephen Colbert is now regularly bringing on a cartoon version of the Republican frontrunner onto The Late Show.
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The player controls Bobbin Threadbare, the youngest member of the Guild who is the key to bringing on the apocalypse but doesn't quite know it yet.
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Petropavlovsk is close to bringing on technology to boost profits from the treatment of refractory gold ore, which is very hard to process using traditional methods.
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Last fall, the BBC announced that it had renewed the series for a second season and that it was bringing on HBO as a co-producer.
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Large flight to quality flows into the dollar and yen also risk bringing on alarm about emerging markets and a return to concern about currency wars.
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Apple's interest in next-generation lidar sensors comes as it has sharply increased its road testing while bringing on key hires from Tesla and Alphabet's Google.
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After bringing on big-name investors, you might think CargoX has plans to expand globally, or at least to the U.S., but that's not the case.
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But we are focused on supporting the company, including bringing on the first engineering team, helping with lighthouse customers … TC: Do you invest in an idea?
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The company is also bringing on a new head of trust and safety, and it will hold education and safety summits with local officials and policymakers.
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It also has to ensure that those customers aren't leaving, or at least that it's bringing on enough new developers more quickly than they are leaving.
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R. Kelly wants to change up his legal team ... by bringing on one of the most powerful, successful criminal defense lawyers in the country ... Tom Mesereau.
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And I might help Nadia Singer — Quora's Head of Outreach — keep bringing on more session hosts like Hillary Clinton and White House Press Secretary Josh Earnest.
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She's bringing on guests like comedian and Jacobson's co-star Hannibal Buress, drag queen RuPaul, the DJ Questlove, and others, like her 3-year-old niece.
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In both steel and coal, it has focused on shutting outdated, more polluting plants, while bringing on more efficient operations with lower emissions to ensure supply.
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Jared Kushner is bringing on a top Hollywood public relations executive to run communications for a new White House innovation office, according to the Hollywood Reporter.
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To help fill the void, the committee announced, it is bringing on Tom McMahon, a former executive director of the committee, to lead a transition team.
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By 2006, Kohl's started aggressively bringing on big name designers and celebrity partners, starting with launching an exclusive collection with famous wedding dress designer Vera Wang.
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Donald Trump's only chance of winning was to expand the existing Republican coalition by bringing on board working-class whites who had previously voted for Obama.
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A few years ago, the Brewers wisely decided to enter a full rebuild, bringing on widely respected exec David Stearns from Houston to lead the effort.
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With one out, J.P. Crawford was hit by a pitch and Santana singled, with the A's bringing on left-hander Wei-Chung Wang to face Vogelbach.
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What's more certain is that the company is bringing on senior hires that will make it "Series B ready," to use the words of its CEO.
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The report added that while Abertis' main shareholder Caixa favoured a tie-up with Atlantia, the Spanish group's management preferred bringing on board an infrastructure fund.
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Uber is bringing on former U.S. Attorney General Eric HolderEric Himpton HolderGOP governor vetoes New Hampshire bill to create independent redistricting commission Why target Tucker Carlson?
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Y Combinator, the influential start-up accelerator, almost passed on a chance to invest in Dropbox because it had misgivings about bringing on a solo entrepreneur.
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Between the lines: It's noteworthy that six weeks into the impeachment inquiry, the White House is now bringing on people to specifically deal with impeachment messaging.
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The owner of the pizza place says he had heard rumors about the pizza bringing on labor for years, but didn't think much of it – until now.
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Beyond that tipping point, scientists think climate change will have done permanent damage, bringing on massive floods, fires and droughts, killing thousands of people and costing billions.
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WeWork is bringing on the person formerly responsible for keeping the U.S. president's digital devices safe from cyber threats to fill its first chief security officer role.
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Pinterest today said it is hiring a new head of corporate and business development, bringing on former Facebooker Gary Johnson as it looks to continue to expand.
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Delays in bringing on new supplies of steel-making coal, also known as metallurgical or coking coal, are expected to help keep global prices higher for longer.
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Along with Gupta, Opendoor is also bringing on two longtime Amazon executives: Jason Child who will be the startup's CFO, and Bali Raghavan as VP of engineering.
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The ride-sharing company is bringing on Bo Young Lee, currently the head of diversity and inclusion at Marsh & McLennan, a large insurance and business services firm.
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It's clear that the company is trying to rejigger itself, and bringing on board a new service like AppDynamics widens its portfolio of tools for potential clients.
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So typically around the convention time and halfway through a presidential year you keep bringing on more people in terms of potential supporters from the party, etc.
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And it hinted at doubling down on a broader health-focused play after itditched26% of its workforce in March with plans of bringing on more healthcare talent.
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So typically around the convention time and halfway through a presidential year, you keep bringing on more people in terms of potential supporters from the party, etc.
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The quotas have become the foundation of Iraq's political system, apportioning government positions based on sect over merit and arguably bringing on much of the country's dysfunction.
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Slack bypassed the typical IPO process in favor of putting its current stock on the NYSE without doing an additional raise or bringing on underwriter banking partners.
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After getting his own company on board, Combs enlisted J.P. Morgan CEO Jamie Dimon, before bringing on Amazon as the tech partner, said one of the people.
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Some liberals are pushing for a wholesale gutting of the DNC and could question the timing of bringing on former Clinton staffers before the election for chair.
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Inside the West Wing: Trump was furious when he learned Pence was bringing on Nikki Haley's deputy Jon Lerner, according to three sources familiar with the events.
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Bringing on someone well versed in the inner workings of the DOT and NHTSA is a smart move for any company with ambitions to deploy autonomous vehicles.
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Of course, the team went 0-16 last year but had expected big things after bringing on studs like Baker Mayfield, Jarvis Landry and others this season.
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We're bringing on a death-spiral of distrust — and I fear that in the 2020s and beyond, grifters peddling alternative facts may come to suffocate us all.
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Overall, the healthcare hires are an example of a broader hiring trend at Microsoft – bringing on people with expertise in industries to which Microsoft wants to sell.
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Mr. Trump has also said he intends to freeze federal hiring, which would prevent the courts from bringing on new judges and clerks, who are federal employees.
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In private, he has erupted at Fox for bringing on former DNC chair Donna Brazile as a contributor, and has railed against its weekend hosts on Twitter.
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Staver, who has similarly reconceived many encounters from Greek myths, has, in "Adam and Eve and the Goats," expanded her realm of possibilities, bringing on more challenges.
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The company has made a few new hires in San Francisco, including bringing on Kyle Maxwell, a former senior Twitter engineer, as its new head of engineering.
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Arianna Huffington, a director, cited research showing that the likelihood of a board bringing on a woman is higher if it already has at least one female member.
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Robinhood, the zero-fee stock trading app and cryptocurrency exchange, is bringing on a former Amazon finance exec to help the company prepare for an eventual public debut.
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Mason's Siege newsletter, published between 1980 and 1986, argued that individual acts of violence could add up, destabilizing the American political system and bringing on a race war.
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But go beyond that off-hand remark, and it's clear that she made smart business decision bringing on Tara Foley to help her handle day-to-day operations.
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Earlier this month, The Information reported that Apple was pursuing an acqui-hire, a term that typically means a smaller, targeted acquisition aimed at bringing on specific talent.
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"We are really focusing on high growth markets like the Middle East, Asia, Africa," Manghat said, adding the focus remained on bringing on new capabilities and new technology.
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"Slidejoy is the perfect opportunity for Buzzvil to diversify its geographic footprint while bringing on a world-class team," said Buzzvil CEO John Lee in the acquisition release.
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Cruz: 'Nobody is getting 1,237' Sensing that something had to change, Trump shook up his operations, bringing on veteran GOP consultant Paul Manafort to serve as convention manager.
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Bringing on big-name producers to create shows that'll attract subscribers is essential for Netflix, but persuading them to sign with a streaming company can be a challenge.
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"The company has made some really great progress in bringing on strong leaders and that's one of the things that got me excited about joining," Rao told TechCrunch.
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Apple's interest in next-generation lidar sensors comes as it has sharply increased its road testing while bringing on key hires from Tesla Inc and Alphabet Inc's Google.
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With TV-spots like Roseanne and House of Cards (Frank Underwood), death becomes a means to address a scandaled end; real-life fuckups bringing on fake-life problems.
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Bradley Arant Boult Cummings has expanded its Huntsville, Alabama office by bringing on board the former co-chair of the bankruptcy and restructuring group at Maynard Cooper & Gale.
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Another junior miner Bacanora Minerals is focused on bringing on new soft rock lithium production, which is potentially cheaper to process than hard rock, in Mexico in 2019.
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Whether that is assisting on hiring in the competitive blockchain industry, introducing potential customers — American Chamber of Commerce Korea eat your heart out — bringing on other investors, etc.
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Mr. Mercer invested $10 million in Breitbart News, the nationalist website, bringing on Mr. Bannon as chairman, while Ms. Mercer joined the boards of leading conservative think tanks.
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The company is racing to get its intelligent assistant up to spec, it's bringing on machine learning engineers and making large acquisitions to jump the tech readiness line.
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Expanding this provision to cover rules with estimated private-sector benefits exceeding the same threshold would correct this imbalance, thereby bringing on needed Democratic support in the Senate.
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Tersigni is the second big executive hire in the past month and a half or so, with the company bringing on a new chief business officer in June.
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So I thought, you know what, this is not about me, this is about music and I want to stand here with these guys I'm bringing on stage.
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Uber later announced it was bringing on former Attorney General Eric HolderEric Himpton HolderGOP governor vetoes New Hampshire bill to create independent redistricting commission Why target Tucker Carlson?
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The Murdoch family, in the throes of reshaping its media empire, is bringing on a lieutenant with experience in chaotic environments: President Trump's former communications director, Hope Hicks.
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Trump is in the process of reinvigorating his campaign, which hit lows after he criticised the parents of a dead soldier, bringing on new advisors and campaign managers.
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Suppose, for instance, you're close to bringing on a new recruit — but you also think you're on the verge of getting an offer elsewhere that you would accept.
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Bringing on an Amazon alum to digitize NovartisEmbedding technology into the company is something Novartis CEO Vas Narasimhan has been pushing since stepping into the role in 2018.
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Casey also wrote about how private equity giants like Blackstone have been expanding their rosters by bringing on more operating partners to squeeze returns out of portfolio companies.
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One thing that helped her to tackle substantial-sized corporate events is bringing on trusted contractors to help with tasks such as research as she plans a meeting.
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That's one of the reasons we've been expanding the scope of our post-seed and early-stage investing and bringing on a third partner to focus on it.
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Facebook has been staffing up its own internal efforts, recently bringing on Praveen Raja as its head of health and partnerships from the global health non-profit PATH.
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His first step was revitalizing the soil, followed by transitioning the farm to organic, and, finally, bringing on Middleton and Dungue of Fazenda Boa Terra to cultivate the land.
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The deals also counter-intuitively hurt the stakeholder that they are bringing on board because the technologies and companies on which they are counting are set up to fail.
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There have been reports that Snap has worked on a drone in the past, and now it's bringing on a man who builds airplanes to run its hardware team.
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But the executive branch has leeway in bringing on political appointees, and the Trump administration is giving drastically fewer of those positions to minorities than the Obama administration did.
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Bringing on major authors such as Jemisin and Valente is a huge move for Bioware and Titan Books — these are enormous names to be attached to such a franchise.
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The goal is to turn the process of bringing on an employee and assigning them hardware and the services they'll need to operate — like Gmail or Salesforce — right away.
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Trump's public expression of regret also followed his decision earlier this week to shake up his campaign leadership, installing a new campaign manager and bringing on a campaign CEO.
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Nevertheless, Hannity dedicated a week of coverage to "investigating" Clinton's health, bringing on a panel of medical experts —the "Fox News Medical A-Team"— to diagnose Clinton's possible ailments.
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He's spent his presidency antagonizing government agencies (including the FBI, which is none too pleased about Comey's firing), and bringing on senior advisers who don't agree on key issues.
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Despite a belief that women don't support each other, Tara&Co is bringing on three female leaders in the tech industry to serve on the lifestyle startup's advisory council.
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The Menlo Park-based company is also bringing on its first-ever female general partner, former U.S. Department of Justice federal prosecutor Katie Haun, to lead the new fund.
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The founders said that the acceptance rate is about 85%, with HeyMama primarily focused on bringing on new members that can also offer help, not just ask for it.
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On Monday, the company said it was bringing on Frances Frei, a Harvard Business School professor and management consultant, as its first senior vice president for leadership and strategy.
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That includes bringing on producers like Kevin Feige, who essentially shaped the Marvel Cinematic Universe, and teaming with individual directors to tell different stories within the Star Wars universe.
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Rodriguez and others failed to anticipate the dramatic drop-off in fundraising, bringing on new staff just a few weeks before laying off dozens in early states and headquarters.
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The White House is bringing on two new allies to help with the impeachment battle, according to one senior administration official and a Republican close to the White House.
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He'll be focusing on the pressure the United States is bringing on Canada and other countries to not use equipment from China's Huawei when they upgrade their wireless networks.
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It's also bringing on more than 15 NGOs to shape its efforts going forward, including the Anti-Defamation League, the No Hate Speech Movement, and the Institute for Strategic Dialogue.
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Meanwhile, tech companies (Apple, Twitter, Uber) have been bringing on board or promoting people of color, often times women of color, to clean up the messes at their respective companies.
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She made enough to quit several part-time jobs she was juggling and has since expanded her business by bringing on a small army of contractors she found on Upwork.
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Node, an AI-driven search tool designed to surface the information that matters most to you, announced today that it was bringing on a couple of AI research heavy hitters.
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The White House is bringing on the leader of an elite hacking group at the National Security Agency (NSA) to fulfill a national cybersecurity role, an administration official has confirmed.
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The French oil major has started production at the Incahuasi gas and condensate field in Bolivia, bringing on stream 50,000 barrels of oil equivalent per day, it said on Wednesday.
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Many of these useful plants could be found in the woods or cultivated in gardens, and women could refer to home medical guides for recipes for 'bringing on the menses.
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A Boston-based venture fund, Flybridge Capital Partners, is ramping up its presence in New York City, bringing on WeWork Labs' cofounder Jesse Middleton as a full-time General Partner.
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Pinterest just made an important new hire: The visual search company is bringing on Francoise Brougher, a former executive from both Google and Square, to be its first-ever COO.
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Clinton's reaction, after disastrous midterms, was to take back his White House from his left-leaning staff, bringing on a new team to help move him back to the center.
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Bringing on medical experts is also important as the company faces skepticism from the medical community about whether its health features like the electrocardiogram will do more harm than good.
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The firm also announced that Whitney Tome will serve as counsel and lead the firm's new environmental initiative, and that it is bringing on Daniel Forkkio as director of finance.
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Nir Zohar, the president and COO of Wix, told TechCrunch that it is bringing on the whole team as part of the deal as Flok gets integrated into Wix's platform.
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She says one of the keys to building a design team from the ground up is to start with generalist designers at first, before eventually bringing on more specialized talent.
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Scoop: Voyage, the autonomous vehicles startup, is bringing on Drew Gray — an industry vet who was a senior self-driving engineer at Tesla, Uber and elsewhere — as chief technology officer.
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Jimmy Kimmel mocked Sarah Palin's climate change skepticism on his Monday night show, bringing on numerous scientists to tell her, in a vulgar way, that they aren't screwing with her.
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AWS says its edge is its focus on customers, and that it has an advantage as the first major cloud on the market, bringing on customers like Volkswagen and NFL.
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Loft will use the capital to expand to Rio de Janeiro in Q1 2020 and to Mexico City in Q2, bringing on at least 100 new employees in the process.
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Senate GOP leaders are expected to reveal their updated bill on Thursday, with the hopes of bringing on more conservative and moderate senators who are opposed to the initial bill.
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Bill Clinton married the Democratic Party with Wall Street by bringing on Goldman-Sachs' co-chairman Robert Rubin, first as his economic adviser and then as Treasury Secretary (1995-1999).
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Kleiner bringing on the co-founder of one of these growing, next-generation funds may signal that the firm is ready to incorporate not only new talent, but new ideas.
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During the 2016 campaign, Trump relied on regular strategic conversations with Ailes and Sean Hannity, while bringing on the former head of Breitbart News, Steve Bannon, to run his campaign.
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"We should be able to balance the market at that sort of oil price level, but of course bringing on new production is not a short-term event," he said.
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Hannah Riley Bowles, a senior lecturer at Harvard's John F. Kennedy School of Government who studies negotiation, agrees bringing on your boss as a partner is the way to go.
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CoverGirl made a historic move this fall, bringing on the brand's first male spokesperson — a huge step for gender inclusivity not only for the company, but for the entire beauty industry.
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Donald Trump owns nothing; he believes he is flawless, appearing to make grudging concessions of regret (only once) as a feint when bringing on a new team to revive his campaign.
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The lithium from there is low cost because it relies on a roughly 18-month process of evaporation using the sun for energy, but bringing on new volumes requires advance planning.
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Bringing on Payne and McKay — both of whom have extensively worked in other, existing universes — to develop the show is a solid next step in bringing the show closer to reality.
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Khosrowshahi recently appointed Rachel Holt as head of New Modalities, a position that will put her in charge of bringing on additional mobility services such as scooters, car rentals and bikes.
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Nevertheless, Fox News's Sean Hannity dedicated a week of coverage to "investigating" Clinton's health, bringing on a panel of medical experts — "Fox News Medical A-Team" — to diagnose Clinton's possible ailments.
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With the new injection of funding, Uncharted Play plans to build out the team and better equip itself to support the partners the company is bringing on in the coming months.
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The cast of Boy Meets World joined forces once again for a special reunion at the Boston Comic-Con Fan Expo on Saturday, bringing on the nostalgia for '90s kids everywhere.
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Even though Priebus has often been left for dead only to carry on, his position now seems rockier, with Trump receiving conflicting advice from multiple senior staffers since bringing on Scaramucci.
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"Bringing on plants that incorporate marginally improved technology but will lock in the use of coal for decades is the wrong direction - for Kenyans and for the world's climate," it said.
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It's also inked deals with a major health system, bringing on Providence St. Joseph Health, a West-Coast-based health system that operates 51 hospitals and made $24 billion in 2018.
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The ideology of Davos is nothing about course correction and everything about bringing on systemic change of the scale and scope needed for a whole-hearted transformation of our global economy.
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Consequently, the actress's real-life husband, the powerful producer David O. Selznick, watched over the film, bringing on Capote, who had recently worked on a Selznick production, to fix the script.
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WorkOS, which is launching out of stealth with seed funding from Lightspeed Venture Partners and others, is building a toolkit to help startups meet the requirements for bringing on enterprise clients.
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One of his first changes was to cancel a struggling morning show and bringing on Chris Cuomo, a brash young anchor and the younger brother of New York governor's, Andrew Cuomo.
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CNN, who hired Lewandowski to be a pro-Trump pundit, has come under fire for bringing on someone who might be contractually prohibited from being honest about his dealings with Trump.
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She started to talk to White House chief of staff Mick Mulvaney about bringing on an immigration czar to coordinate the administration's response -- and take some of the heat off herself.
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If the thought of family gatherings is bringing on a wave of anxiety and dread instead of joy and warmth, there's a travel deal out there that's almost too good to ignore.
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White House aides have also discussed bringing on in some capacity Pam Bondi, the former attorney general of Florida and a favorite of Mr. Trump's, a person familiar with the conversations said.
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Trump has been more reserved since mid-summer — since bringing on what proved to be his final campaign team in Breitbart CEO and campaign chair Stephen Bannon and campaign manager Kellyanne Conway.
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Springer reached third on an infield single by Jose Altuve and scored on a single to left by Carlos Correa, extending the lead to 7-1 and bringing on reliever James Pazos.
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It has already added to its executive team since the new funding, bringing on Sheetal Shah, a former chief operations officer at Verifone, to oversee the company's manufacturing, supply chain and logistics.
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Field has been putting his stamp on the effort, laying off about 190 workers but also bringing on key hires such as Michael Schwekutsch, who oversaw electric drive train technology at Telsa.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Canada's First Cobalt, which has just bought another cobalt developer, is keen for more acquisitions to accelerate bringing on production to meet North American demand, a senior company official said.
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He has also floated ending the practice of giving state-funded tax credits and rebates to North Slope drillers that operate at a loss or lose money while bringing on new production.
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The deal is undisclosed like Carousell's September acquisition of safety app Watch Over Me, but this time the purchase is less about bringing on talent since there's a strategic element to it.
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"We always love bringing on people who seek out the positive and can make others laugh along the way," said Kathleen Carroll, director of talent acquisition for North American Operations at Amazon.
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Frase, also a former senior oil trader and commodities executive at Goldman Sachs Group Inc and JPMorgan Chase & Co, said he is considering bringing on portfolio managers and other commodities investing veterans.
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Wal-Mart is bringing on the law and lobby firm Covington & Burling to help it with the Defense Department's Tricare program — a healthcare program for military personnel, military retirees and their dependents.
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We learned later that those recommendations include bringing on an independent board member, giving Kalanick — who is still at the company at this point — less responsibility, and hiring a chief diversity officer.
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By bringing on a large staff early in the race, the campaign is trying to maximize the amount of time that is available for organizing work before the caucuses, her advisers said.
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Since bringing on Rudolph W. Giuliani, the former New York mayor, as the face of his legal team, the president has turned more aggressive, willing to push boundaries of law enforcement practices.
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Although single founders are not at all uncommon, the report found bringing on a cofounder can help increase the pre-seed round size itself and help cut the number of investor meetings.
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Graphcore, the Bristol-based startup that designs processors specifically for artificial intelligence applications, announced it has raised another $150 million in funding for R&D and to continue bringing on new customers.
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The reality TV President was bringing on an executive producer from his favorite network to help him grow his image and brand amid an onslaught of Democratic attacks and "fake news" media.
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According to Politico, the campaign will be bringing on Cambridge Analytica's former head of product, Matt Oczkowski, who will manage the campaign's data program, two sources familiar with the hire told Politico.
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It's like going to a concert with the music bringing on the lights and the video, but more abstract and pushing more boundaries in terms of what's possible with sound and vision.
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The team beat the Netherlands thanks to a penalty kick by Rapinoe in the second half and a goal from Rose Lavelle in the 69th minute, thus bringing on America's fourth championship overall.
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To that end, it also announced it was bringing on Bob Stasio, an industry vet with roots in startups, IBM and work in the military and the NSA to run the new division.
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Slack is pursuing a direct listing, eschewing the typical IPO process in favor of putting its current stock on to the NYSE without doing an additional raise or bringing on underwriter banking partners.
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After Obama upset Hillary Clinton to win the nomination, he sought to balance out the ticket by tapping Biden as his running mate, bringing on board an experienced legislator and foreign policy expert.
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Traveling to Key West on Thursday, Trump was asked by reporters about Mueller a few times, but he ignored all shouted questions, giving no indication that his legal team was bringing on Giuliani.
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This problem will not be solved by inviting Muslim feminist groups to speak next year, or by bringing on board a series of "native informants" as outside consultants, junior interns, or special guests.
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Jada Pinkett Smith didn't hold back from getting very personal in the premiere episode of her Facebook talk show Red Table Talk — by bringing on Will Smith's ex-wife as her first guest.
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The company has already been expanding the ad side of the business, for example launching new ad targeting product last year and recently bringing on CEO Jeff Glueck to grow its enterprise tools.
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"We are very excited to be bringing on two new Managing Directors in the multi-strategy space and adding a new long/short strategy to the platform called Liquid Credit," the memo said.
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In addition to bringing on board Stitch Fix CEO Katrina Lake, All Raise has tapped Getaround's Jessica Scorpio, Julia Hartz of Eventbrite and others, who have collectively raised $4 billion in venture funding.
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The administration has made some key moves on cybersecurity, bringing on Joyce to coordinate the federal government's cyber policy efforts and signaling that federal network protection and IT modernization will be a priority.
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Collaborative Fund is bringing on a pretty big partner for a new seed-stage fund focused on improving children's lives — and it's not someone you'd expect to get into the venture capital game.
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And to cap things off, AllCloud also today announced that it is bringing on Eran Gil, the co-founder of Cloud Sherpas (which was acquired by Accenture in 2015), as its new CEO.
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JIll Dehnert and Casey Audino were instrumental on our revenue side, bringing on Microsoft as our relaunch sponsor, and helping us think big about the the future of The Verge as a business.
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In the years since then, and especially in recent times, demands have moved away for these companies from aggressive expansion (bringing on, for example, lots of new drivers), and into more profitable operations.
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Macy's just recently announced its acquisition of Story, a New York-based concept shop, and will be bringing on Story's founder, Rachel Shechtman, as "brand experience officer" to steer the company's creative strategy.
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Statements from January, when the representation was first announced, cited the "extreme interest" of the media and "severity of this issue" as the reasons for bringing on additional help from the private sector.
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Interior has been under fire by Democrats and environmentalists for bringing on workers in many areas related to fossil fuel extraction during the shutdown, while parks, wildlife refuges and other Interior responsibilities suffer.
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New York (CNN Business)Grocery stores are bringing on additional off-duty police officers and private security guards to help manage crowded aisles, long lines and jammed parking lots during the coronavirus outbreak.
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In order for our government agencies and businesses to be competitive, flexible and cost effective, we're working outside the four walls of our office and we're bringing on more cloud and mobile technologies.
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As a former hiring manager, I know the time, dedication and effort that goes into bringing on a new employee, and I know how frustrating it is when that person quits soon after.
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The majority of insiders surveyed in both parties said bringing on Fiorina makes no difference for Cruz in their respective states — 60 percent of Republicans and 73 percent of Democrats said the same.
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The data showed an overall uptick in PE hires, and the schools also said that the trend has been towards bringing on people for a broader range of roles than in the past.
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Nicolas Pesce directed the latest revival, bringing on actors Andrea Riseborough, Demian Bichir, John Cho and Betty Gilpin to take on the cursed supernatural force that wreaks havoc on all who encounter it.
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Nicolas Pesce directed the latest revival, bringing on actors Andrea Riseborough, Demian Bichir, John Cho and Betty Gilpin to take on the cursed supernatural force that wreaks havoc on all who encounter it.
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Democratic presidential candidate Kamala Harris has made her first big staff hire in an early primary state, bringing on Craig Brown as her state director in New Hampshire, a campaign aide told POLITICO.
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But top Senate Republicans, including Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, have been advising Trump that bringing on GOP House members could frustrate efforts to keep Republicans as unified as possible during the trial.
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Companies tend to reduce the number of workers they hire from staffing firms before they lay off their own employees and may refrain from bringing on additional temp help workers when tightening budgets.
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When Mr. Bernhard and his co-founders, Mr. Coppetti and David Allemann, considered next steps and bringing on a new partner, their thoughts turned to the most famous Swiss person in the world.
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"Had I realized my window of opportunity with that business was closing, I would have tried to scale faster by bringing on extra help and reinvesting profit in diversifying traffic sources," Loper said.
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Look, I mean, you've seen what's happened in the eurozone by bringing on some countries whose fiscal behavior has caused problems to the rest of the eurozone because they standardized around the euro.
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It's safe to say that when a startup brings a new investor on board, they aren't just bringing on those VCs — they are linking themselves to an entire roster of LPs who enable VCs.
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Bernie Sanders is considering a trip abroad, Warren rolled out a plan to strengthen American diplomacy, and Harris is expanding her foreign policy team by bringing on a number of former Obama Administration officials.
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The new Matrix should build on, not run away from, the original's unique roots by bringing on LGBTQ and POC talent in key roles and inviting them to share their experiences through the franchise.
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In October, the company announced steps to green its operations in China by bringing on over 200 megawatts of renewable energy and working with its suppliers, including Foxconn, to switch to cleaner energy sources.
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" And Noah Rothman notes in Commentary, the flagship journal of neo-conservatism, "By bringing on Breitbart's head, any illusion of distance between the Trump campaign and its most unwaveringly supportive blog is now gone.
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So know where you can give 20 and get 80 — by writing quick, non-perfect emails for example; or by bringing on clients that bring in high revenue and ditching the ones who don't.
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Though the President has asked for 10,000 new immigration officers and 5,000 new Border Patrol agents, the 2018 budget would only support bringing on 500 new Border Patrol agents and 1,000 new ICE officers.
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Po.et a startup that wants to put publishing permissions on the blockchain and build a marketplace on top of it, announced today that it was bringing on Eric Elliott as the VP of engineering.
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While other robo-advisors are trying to provide a more high-touch experience by bringing on personal financial advisors, Wealthfront is doubling down on its plans to use software to automate its users finances.
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Bringing on Hosein is a huge move for Aurora, which will now have some additional senior leadership taken to help direct and organize its growing engineering team, according to Aurora co-founder Chris Urmson.
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The company has been on the forefront of experimenting with live entertainment in virtual reality, bringing on comedians like Reggie Watts, news casters like Al Roker, and even journalists like our own Russell Brandom.
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The president added to his outside legal team on Monday, bringing on white-collar attorney Joe diGenova, a former U.S. attorney who has accused the FBI and Department of Justice of anti-Trump bias.
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For now, the campaigns are trying to gain legitimacy by bringing on serious names in Republican politics, even if they cannot get any real endorsements from lawmakers who are privately disdainful of Mr. Trump.
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Top Senate Republicans, including Majority Leader Mitch McConnell of Kentucky, however, had been advising him that bringing on GOP House members could frustrate efforts to keep Republicans as unified as possible during the trial.
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To help steady the course, Brex also announced Wednesday that it was bringing on former American Express underwriter Mira Srinivasan as Head of Credit and fintech startup exec Erica Dorfman as VP of Cash.
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Mr. Colbert, a professed man of the people, emphasized his love for local media by bringing on Mr. Oliver as a guest host for "Community Calendar," a sendup of low-budget public access television.
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Some moderate Democrats had argued that zeroing in on the threat of foreign interference — which they saw as an indisputable conclusion of Mueller's report — was the caucus' best bet to bringing on GOP support.
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With their bag of brainwashing techniques, they hope to trick civilization into destroying itself, bringing on a new dark ages in which the world's riches will be firmly in the hands of the oligarchs.
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Since Uber hired former Expedia exec Dara Khosrowshahi as CEO just a few weeks ago, he and its board have been intensely focused on bringing on more adult supervision to the car-hailing company.
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A few months later, the company added the chief financial officers of Coca-Cola and Twitter to its board, signaling that it was bringing on the expertise it needed to become a huge public company.
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The team beat the Netherlands thanks to a penalty kick by co-captain Megan Rapinoe in the second half and a goal from Rose Lavelle in the 69th minute, thus bringing on America's fourth championship.
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On the heels of hitting a 1.5 million subscriber milestone and bringing on a new marketing chief, the subscription service for watching movies in theaters, MoviePass, today announced it's going to start buying movies, too.
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In the week since the Wisconsin primary, reports suggest that Trump has retooled his campaign operation to focus on the more arcane elements of delegate selection, bringing on seasoned GOP operatives to handle convention strategy.
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Offloading some of those costs by bringing on contractors with their own vehicles and having them charge the scooters in their own homes could help the company do that, if the network is robust enough.
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Right now, I'm also personally vetting every hire we make to ensure we've drawn from a broad pool, and that we are bringing on talent that truly reflects the richness of the communities we serve.
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Donald J. Trump's campaign is adding staff members to key areas it has been criticized for neglecting, bringing on Jim Murphy as its new national political director and preparing to beef up its communications team.
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By bringing on producers to make a dance album for him, Vasquez becomes part of their circle, and if this is the first Soft Moon album with club potential, it hopefully won't be Vasquez's last.
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"London is an important market for us as evident by the six quantitative and three ... equity teams we back, and our interest in bringing on more teams," said Ryan Tolkin, Chief Investment Officer of Schonfeld.
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Senator Kamala Harris of California is eyeing Baltimore or Atlanta as a possible base of operations for her likely 2020 presidential bid and is close to bringing on a top aide to run her campaign.
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The Greek yogurt maker Chobani is parting ways with TPG — the private equity firm that gave the company a financial lifeline in 2014 — and bringing on a new investor, the Healthcare of Ontario Pension Plan.
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It also said on Tuesday that it was bringing on board new artificial intelligence technology, by enterprise information management company Open Text, to slash the hefty costs of trawling through millions of documents in investigations.
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"Over the past eight months, I led the recruiting process that led us to bringing on Stuart, and I'm so thrilled for him to join the company as Away's CEO," Korey said in a statement.
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Bringing on Dark Matter would have have let it host new original content, and brought onboard a new wave of subscribers in the form of disgruntled Dark Matter fans who wanted to see the show continue.
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From apps that act like a 21st-century travel agent to gadgets that work as a suitcase and a phone charger, we've compiled 16 of the coolest products you should consider bringing on your next trip:
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Like prior matches, OpenAI also disabled summoning and illusion features, both of which involve bringing on additional variables in the form of hero copies and unique creatures that OpenAI hasn't trained its system to account for.
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Almost a year after a massive hack exposing the users of the infidelity website Ashley Madison, its parent company Avid Life Media is bringing on a new CEO and president to make some much needed changes.
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To lure them to her campaign, team Clinton has ramped up efforts to engage millennials -- especially Bernie Sanders supporters -- by bringing on several of the Vermont senator's former campaign aides to mobilize voters under age 35.
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Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg applauded her colleague Brett Kavanaugh for bringing on an all-female group of law clerks upon his appointment to the U.S. Supreme Court during a speech on Friday at a judicial conference.
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And Zac, as Michael points out, what changed in the game after that was the sort of acquisition of knowledge and bringing on board Michael Steele who was British, and who had connections to the Kremlin.
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Bringing on Ms. Jones to serve as what is known as a special master could speed up the review, but it also introduced another layer of scrutiny — and thus a note of caution — to the process.
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ESPN also hired Rush Limbaugh as an NFL commentator at one point (a fairly bad decision), and it's hard to imagine the Worldwide Leader bringing on a left-wing talk show host in the same capacity.
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Schiff offers bill to make domestic terrorism a federal crime New intel chief inherits host of challenges MORE (D-Calif.) is staffing up, bringing on seasoned prosecutors to steer his ongoing Russia probe (The New Yorker).
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Uber has struggled through a series of debacles and mishaps since Fowler's post, ultimately culminating in the company bringing on new CEO Dara Khosrowshahi as a part of an effort to reform the scandal-prone company.
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Gonella credited the increase to Congress's work on health care and taxes, in addition to the firm bringing on new talent, including a GOP staff director for the House Appropriations Committee, a policy adviser to Rep.
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Yet, even as the industry is increasingly eager to show diversity by bringing on women — "we're the new hot thing" — she still feels different, not just about being a woman, but a young woman, she said.
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"We're seeing a lot more exciting options now and a shift in culture with bigger ships bringing on more enrichment than ever before," said Colleen McDaniel, senior executive editor of Cruise Critic, a cruise review website.
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If Musk were to step down and another director gave up his or her seat, the company could explore bringing on a new chairperson with no ties to Musk that may be able to influence him.
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Rather than hiring another campaign veteran to help him fundraise, Trump announced Thursday that he is bringing on Steven Mnuchin as his national campaign finance chairman, a man with whom he has a lot in common.
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In 2018 the core team assembled, with Pasternak bringing on Liam Mullen, a former pastry chef and self-trained molecular gastronomist who was working for the high-end New York restaurant Daniel at the age of 16.
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As the genre grew in popularity, art directors began to elevate their styles by bringing on artists such as Franco Grignani, Richard Powers, and David Pelham, who translated the thematic content of the books into abstract art.
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The company's hedging its bets a bit by bringing on third party launch partners like Starbucks and Pandora for its new app store, and is teaming up one key company for a limited version of the smartwatch.
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The changes will see Twitter dividing its business into groups including engineering, product, revenue product, design and research, and more, while also bringing on Kayvon Beykpour, the GM of video and former Periscope CEO, as product head.
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"The girls surprise Alex by bringing on her favorite star actor crush — hear her reactions live as she meets her idol and listen in as this famous Hollywood heart-throb shows why his title is well deserved."
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It's great for bringing on the road, and it's massive 40,000mAh capacity ensures you'll have enough juice to power any one of your devices several times over — whether it be your Macbook, iPhone, Kindle, tablet, and more.
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The enterprise communication company is pursuing a direct listing, eschewing the typical IPO process in favor of putting its current stock on to the NYSE without doing an additional raise or bringing on underwriter banking partners. 2.
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Just to really steer away from this and make sure that the people that you're bringing on embody the values that will get you to the next stage and not let you be dragged down by this.
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Other options being explored also include licensing deals - where they could gain the ability to use, modify and resell the target's technology - and bringing on a local banking or automotive or private equity player as co-investors.
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In bringing on SPH and Singapore-based Wavemaker as investors, Snapcart has clearly shown an ambition to be present across the Southeast Asian region, and it said that one other market expansion is planned for this year.
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Having played the first APMD shows with Trap Them on the bill, the group had long spoken about bringing on a second guitarist to partner with Adam Wentworth, going so far as to mention Izzi's name specifically.
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Conte delighted fans by bringing on club captain John Terry, who announced his end-of-season departure from Chelsea last week after more than 18 years as a senior player, for the last five minutes of the game.
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You can just imagine the reaction when she first approached a roomful of investors more accustomed to being hit up for funding by guys in hoodies, especially at a time when so few women were bringing on startups.
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People sometimes describe mental aspects of the trip bringing on the vomiting, and afterward, the journey often changes course, says Luís Fernando Tófoli, professor of medical psychology and psychiatry at the University of Campinas, who also studies ayahuasca.
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Mass Effect: Initiation by N.K. Jemisin Earlier this year, Titan Books announced that it was bringing on an exciting new group of authors to pen tie-in novels for the Mass Effect franchise, including Hugo-winner N.K. Jemisin.
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Trump then made his next mistake, bringing on a flamboyant lawyer named Harvey D. Myerson — Heavy Hitter Harvey, the news media called him, "a blustery, cigar-smoking, fancy-footwork kind of lawyer," as Taube put it to me.
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Corden upped the ante by bringing on San Diego Zoo animal ambassador and zookeeper Rick Schwartz, who had some animal friends including a pair of alligators, a cougar and a skunk — the only animal that Ron truly fears.
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What takes this story beyond the plot line of a Nicholas Sparks novel, though, is the clip of Sam tenderly combing through Nellie's hair as she lays in a hospital bed — and it's bringing on all the waterworks.
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The Grammys sprang another surprise by bringing on former U.S. first lady Michelle Obama for an opening segment in which she joined Lady Gaga, Keys, Lopez and actress Jada Pinkett Smith to talk about the power of music.
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TodayTix has made some other executive hires recently, including bringing on Jerrell Jimerson (formerly SVP of Digital at iHeartRadio and PayPal) as its first chief product officer, and Craig Coffman (previously CTO of Reserve) as its first CTO.
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"We are hopeful that ... the past 218 days will lead the Board down the path to bringing on a more operational CEO or at a minimum a COO," Cowen and Co analysts said in a note to clients.
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"We continue to pursue selling this year if not (all) the shares at least part of that, bringing on board maybe a strategic partner," said Mauricio Fernandes before ringing the closing bell at the New York Stock Exchange.
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This year, Republicans only had to find consensus within their own ranks to repeal Obamacare or pass a tax cut, instead of bringing on at least eight Democrats — and they gave themselves a two-senator margin of error.
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The six-hour series reexamines and tries to further the famous murder case — it also seems to get into some bad (if extremely watchable) reality TV tropes, bringing on questionable experts and literally rebuilding the entire Ramsey home.
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And if you're considering bringing on a contractor instead of a full-time employee, Evans said there are two key questions to help you decide:What skills are missing that would be critical to building the company or product?
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And even once Ronaldo exited, Santos made all the right decisions, shifting Portugal's formation to stifle France's attack and, later, bringing on Éder — a forward who is often criticized for inconsistent play — who delivered the title-winning goal.
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Some of my proudest moments in building this company, which is now more than 1,000 global employees strong across 11 countries, have been bringing on the people who I know will help us pull the future in faster.
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The parents working at Wirecutter have collected a list of the gear they've learned to pack, from tools for organizing everything you're bringing on board the plane to ways to keep everyone comfortable, occupied and happy till touchdown.
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Kekst has bolstered its crisis bench recently, bringing on Chris Giglio, formerly president of HL Strategic Solutions; Sherri Toub from Finsbury as co-head of the Bankruptcy & Restructuring group; and Sir Robbie Gibb, Theresa May's former comms director.
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The strategy, set by Alan Horn, Disney's movie chairman, replicates what Disney-owned Marvel Studios has done with superhero films — take characters that have permeated popular culture and elevate them by bringing on top stars and serious filmmakers.
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The stricter standards are in response to sharp rise in the number of support animals passengers have been bringing on board, Delta said, and the rise in incidents involving these animals, which has jumped 84 percent since 2016.
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Underscoring the immediacy of bringing on permanent leaders in these agencies is the notion that anything can happen—whether it's an infectious disease like bird flu or a major hurricane like that which ravaged Haiti—at any moment.
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Uber CEO Travis Kalanick told employees he was planning on bringing on some parental supervision at the company in the form of a chief operating officer, but that doesn't seem to be stopping the turmoil and affecting employee morale.
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But just when we think it's just a sweet romantic gesture to congratulate her on her two years of sobriety, Ralph shocks us by bringing on the waterworks, getting down on one knee, and proposing with a gold ring.
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Bringing on an institutional investor like Morgan Stanley is often a signal that the company has reached the stage where it is at least beginning to think about the possibility of going public at some point in the future.
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Noting that there are some instances that require the platform to take a "clear, informed, and principled stance," Wojcicki says YouTube will improve policy enforcement by bringing on more people and using machine learning tech to address content violations.
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Driving the news: Joe Grogan, the head of the White House's Domestic Policy Council, is bringing on Capitol Hill veteran Eric Ueland and Justice Department alum Jennie Lichter, who specializes in legal matters involving religious freedom, as his deputies.
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Brightcove says the deal includes Ooyala's video content management and publishing platform Backlot, Analytics, Live and the underlying IP. It also says it will be bringing on "substantial portions" of the Ooyala team, including its operations in Guadalajara, Mexico.
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But what I've learned is that oftentimes when you as an individual have not yet clarified your own values and vision for what you want to build, bringing on a cofounder prematurely can add more chaos rather than clarity.
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When Walmart completed its blockbuster acquisition of Jet in late 2016, the deal was seen across the industry as being as much about bringing on Lore and his well-regarded executive team as it was about buying the Jet.
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The company, reportedly valued at $75 billion, has increased its lobbying prowess in the U.S., bringing on outside experts and even a former member of Congress to help with its lobbying efforts and with crafting its content moderation policies.
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In addition to bringing on Nahigian Strategies as a subcontractor, Porter Novelli dispatched at least 20 of its in-house public affairs, branding and social media specialists to CMS at various points over the four-and-a-half months.
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Buttigieg's campaign announced 30 additional hires in Iowa in late June, bringing on a political director, a data director, an operations director, an organizing director and two dozen organizers to what had been a four-person team in early May.
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They plan on spilling dirt from their time on Rock of Love, Charm School, and other shows from the mid-to-late 00's VH1 "celebreality" canon (which are all available uncensored on Amazon Prime), bringing on former castmates to chat.
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In addition to bringing on more teachers, Unacademy will use its new funding to expand key categories like pre-med, the Graduate Aptitude Test in Engineering (GATE) and the Common Admission Test (CAT), which are required by many post-graduate programs.
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Spark Capital, one of the biggest and most successful early-stage and growth-stage VC firms based in New York, is bringing on a new partner in the form of Rachel Horwitz, veteran at both Twitter Comms and Facebook Comms.
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One other thing that probably helped Oculus catch up on the supply side: It hired Fitbit veteran Hans Hartmann as COO in May, bringing on a top exec with ample experience fulfilling demand in the often hard world of hardware.
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In this case, Garlinghouse is well-known as an operational executive, and as Ripple's goals shift more toward bringing on partners and building out its network, Larsen has an opportunity to hand the reins over to someone with experience doing that.
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The company's major challenge of the past couple years has been bringing on more big companies to its platform; it seems they've definitely had some success, detailing in the blog that 65 of the Fortune 100 companies were slacking away.
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Still, NASA and FAA are looking for solutions, and Uber outlines its own potential ways of addressing these barriers in their white paper, with the key factor in determining their action being speed of bringing on-demand aviation to market safely.
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Musk has been very vocal about the potential benefits of bringing the two together, however, and even recently tweeted that bringing on additional funding either via equity or debt-based raises isn't going to be necessary for either in Q4.
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EPIC's NGL conversion provides further relief for the Permian basin, where production growth is currently stalling due to the transport constraints, and is an interim solution as it works towards bringing on its crude pipeline to service in early 2020.
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In the days after Weigel's story, Sean Hannity, the Fox News host who has turned into a Donald Trump sycophant, devoted a whole series of segments to Clinton's health, bringing on doctors and asking them if Clinton was having seizures.
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"At no stage did Hodgson seem clear about his best starting XI. Bringing on the eager and lively Marcus Rashford for five minutes at the end against Iceland was his final questionable act on a very long list," wrote Hayward.
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Self-driving technology company Aurora has made some key moves on its leadership team and overall company growth: It's bringing on SpaceX's now former head of software engineering, Jinnah Hosein, to lead its own software engineering team in a VP role.
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Trump's White House is expected to bolster its communications team, bringing on former Florida Attorney General Pam Bondi and former Treasury Department spokesman Tony Sayegh to help make its case in the weeks to come, according to a senior administration official.
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Line, the messaging app company, has been the most successful new entrant with its Uber-like ride-hailing service, but Japanese taxi companies have adapted to the competition by bringing on-demand features their services, as the Financial Times recently reported.
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And so one of the big changes on the past couple of years is bringing on really experienced and amazing executives: Kinsey Wilson, head of design; John Maeda, Chris Taylor in marketing; like, folks who have done this many times before.
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"The broadcast news programs are just not bringing on experts to explain and help people make heads or tails of the experience that they're seeing, whether it's extreme weather, hurricane or heat, or some other climate fueled event," she says.
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Over the past year, bringing on new people into our executive leadership team has been a primary goal, as well as feeding an insatiable appetite for our technical teams to grow in order to meet the goals we've set for them.
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"After more than two years innovating new, incubated brands and bringing on important acquired brands, as an entrepreneur at heart, Andy Dunn has decided now is the right time to take the next steps in his career," the spokesperson said.
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The Trojans ditched any remnants of Student Body Right, recasting the offense by hiring Kliff Kingsbury as offensive coordinator — and then when Kingsbury left for the N.F.L. less than a month later, bringing on another Air Raid protégé, Graham Harrell.
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The company is also looking at different options for its ADNOC Refining subsidiary, including bringing on strategic partners but an initial public offering (IPO) for the unit is not on the "radar screen at this point in time", al-Jaber said.
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Amazon currently has a number of different teams working on health care and has been on a health-care hiring spree, bringing on experts including primary care expert Martin Levine and Taha Kass-Hout, former FDA chief health information officer.
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But Amazon's CFO called out the hiring of salespeople for both its AWS cloud computing business and advertising unit as areas where it is bringing on people at a growth rate that is faster than the 42 percent average across the entire company.
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As self-conscious as any odor may make you feel, there's no reason to go to extremes like douching, which, in fact, has been linked to bringing on the very infections (like BV) that cause even more (and honestly, much grosser) smells.
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"Our plan is to use Algo's tech to further strengthen our enterprise-level media analytics and insights platform by bringing on Algo's patented Velocity of Information engine," he said, "which surfaces relevant rising trends across tens of millions of real-time data sources."
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"It is really ill-advised for the United States to launch a war of some sort targeting China, thinking that they can treat China like the way they treated Russia by isolating the economy and bringing on pain," Tsai was quoted as saying.
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While federal regulation requires airlines to permit service animals to accompany passengers with disabilities in their seat, there has been a growing number of concern about the type of animals passengers have been bringing on board – including comfort turkeys and gliding possums.
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"If I have sex on day 27 or 28, when I am very, very horny, I will get my period within 12 hours," Amanda tells me, adding that her instinct tells her sex "gets things moving down there," bringing on her flow.
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In April, shortly after taking over as national security adviser, John Bolton tapped Mira Ricardel as his top deputy, bringing on board someone who reportedly butted heads with Mattis when she served as head of Pentagon personnel for the Trump transition team.
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EDUCATION. A collection of companies, industry groups and nonprofits called the Computer Science Education Coalition has signed up with its fourth advocacy firm, bringing on Dewey Square Group to help convince policymakers to provide money to computer science education for grades K-12.
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"There is no change of course, but Hollande is trying to broaden his appeal by bringing on allies, expanding his base beyond the Socialist party to boost his chances to qualify for the presidential election run-offs," Ifop pollster's Jerome Fourquet said.
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And despite bringing on Kellyanne Conway to manage his campaign — the first female campaign manager of a Republican presidential nominee with an established career advising politicians to win female voters — Trump's numbers with women have more or less been in the basement.
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The Sarasota company had announced in June that it was bringing on Mr. Gomes as a guest artist after the end of his 20-year career at Ballet Theater, which said at the time that an investigation into the misconduct allegation had concluded.
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President Donald Trump's campaign is bringing on an alum of the controversial data firm Cambridge Analytica, a move likely to raise alarms among Trump critics and data privacy advocates who worry the president will push the technological envelope to get reelected in 2020.
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So, a little bit is I do think they've had trouble with execution and I do feel like bringing on the founder is one of the few ways you can actually start to make changes with a product that's had execution problems in the past.
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Melania Trump is slowly bringing on a team there, recently announcing the hires of chief of staff Lindsay Reynolds, and social secretary Rickie Niceta Lloyd, and continuing under the guidance of her chief adviser, Stephanie Winston Wolkoff, who was also present at the news conference.
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Kofax is bringing on Nuance Document Imaging, as the division is officially called, specifically to bring more services in the area of imaging services, which include services like providing security and compliance around any image scanning or printing that takes place across an organization.
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Amit Bendov, the CEO who co-founded the company with Eilon Reshef (both have track records growing, selling and IPOing startups), said in an interview that the new funding will be used for sales development and bringing on more talent to keep building the product.
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As Dropbox slowly gears up toward its initial public offering, it's bringing on a longtime enterprise executive — Quentin Clark, a former VP of Microsoft as well as SAP CTO — as head of its very-long-title-where-he-will-oversee-a-ton-of-things.
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"We are hopeful that … the past 22 days will lead the board down the path to bringing on a more operational CEO, or at a minimum a COO," Cowen and Company analysts wrote after Musk tweeted and then dropped his suggestion about going private.
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"We are bringing on F-35s currently, but not fast enough to solve the capacity problem we have, so we need to keep as many of the planes that we have flying in the air for the foreseeable future," Air Force spokeswoman Ann Stefanek said.
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So a little bit is I do think they've had trouble with execution and I do feel like bringing on the founder is one of the few ways you can actually start to make changes with a product that's had execution problems in the past.
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LaCorte, who tells Politico he is "troubled by this kind of new McCarthyistic era where people are blown out of careers for relatively minor things," may believe that by bringing on Oreskes, he is offering readers something new and different in the #MeToo era.
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Razer will be bringing on Nextbit's staff of 30, and Min-Liang Tan, Razer's co-founder and CEO, said in an interview that the plan will be to develop more products keeping the Nextbit brand, which will operate as its own standalone business unit.
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Adding Kennedy as a co-sponsor of the Medicare for all bill would be a major boost in momentum for the effort, bringing on board a rising Democratic star whose legendary family has long been a leader in the push for universal health care.
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Earlier this summer, Alcentra, an alternative fixed income specialist for BNY Mellon Investment Management, announced the expansion of its US direct lending team, bringing on board Suhail Shaikh and Peter Glaser as managing directors and co-heads of US direct lending based in New York.
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Between the lines: While Spiegel has managed to lead the company rather successfully despite his young age, it's no surprise Snap is bringing on an experienced media executive like Lynton to help steer the ship—and instill confidence in bankers ahead of its IPO.
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The prospect of sitting for an interview with Robert Mueller has gotten increasingly fraught since the president shook up his legal team months ago, bringing on former New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani and Emmet T. Flood, who represented Bill Clinton in his impeachment.
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Starting from his own 25, Saints quarterback Drew Brees then completed three passes for 35 yards, and the Saints called their final timeout with two seconds left, bringing on Lutz, who had missed a 56-yarder on the final play of the first half.
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But the fact that Lucca puts in a good word for Diane to one of the founding members of Boseman's firm, who is apprehensive about bringing on a white partner, suggests that the show will handle these complex issues better than its predecessor did.
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To the president and his allies, these aides argued that bringing on a communications specialist focused on impeachment would make the president look "weak," or show the White House seemed nervous about the Democrats' moves even as Trump repeatedly said he did nothing wrong.
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Bringing on Sayegh would give Kushner a toehold in both the White House press and communications shops, new areas of influence for him in two departments Trump allies have long criticized for often not living up to the president's expectations or properly defending the president.
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Beck believes that's one of the main reasons why Twitter is having a hard time bringing on new users, and if Twitter can leverage its data to find ways to show new content that appeals to people's interests in real-time, it may help the company.
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Meet the woman tapped to help save Trump's campaign Trump's campaign shakeup -- particularly bringing on the head of the controversial, far-right Breitbart News -- was widely considered a return to the "let Trump be Trump" mantra that guided Trump's campaign to victory in the Republican primaries.
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The top ranks at most of the bike-sharing companies are littered with Uber and Lyft alumni, and now Jump, which has a partnership with Uber, is bringing on Aaron Schildkrout, Uber's former head of driver product, to help advise the company as an independent board director.
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Conservative state legislatures are continuing to introduce or pass anti-choice legislation — from abortion bans to the targeted regulation of abortion providers, also known as TRAP laws — with the hopes of bringing on the legal challenge that can help make abortion illegal in the United States once again.
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In a blog post addressing the breach, Khosrowshahi laid out plans for how the company will address the fallout of the incident, including bringing on a former NSA general counsel to provide guidance to Uber's security teams, and notifying drivers whose license numbers were included in the breach.
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As Douglas Paal of the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace argues, the point at which Mr Xi has consolidated his power would have been the right one for an American president to explain how his country wants to preserve its interests in Asia without bringing on a clash.
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Ahead of her high-profile performance, watched by more than 100 million U.S. viewers, Gaga, 30, said in a post on the Instagram social media network that she planned to headline the slot entirely on her own, eschewing a tradition of halftime main acts bringing on special guests.
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While Perry came back lamenting the fate of old coal and nuclear power plants, other nations instead are focusing on bringing on-line more flexible power plants and energy storage systems together with smart appliances and electrical equipment that can make the electric grid more resilient and reliable.
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Chalco, in statements to the Shanghai and Hong Kong stock exchanges, said the capacity would be transferred from its Shanxi Huasheng unit, which has recently made production cuts, to Heqing Yixin Aluminium, a subsidiary of Yunnan Aluminium that is bringing on stream a 210,000 tonnes a year smelter.
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The Australian expat Tammy Gordon opened it with her Peruvian husband, José Francisco, in 2003, bringing on the Argentine chef Luis Alberto Sacilotto, formerly of Lima's La Gloria, to create dishes such as Peruvian potato gnocchi and fillet of alpaca with a creamy pepper sauce and yucca soufflé.
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Other companies are picking the candidate who meets most qualifications and then bringing on another worker to handle the rest — effectively splitting the job in two and paying each employee about half the original salary, says Tom Gimbel, CEO of LaSalle Network, a staffing agency in the Chicago area.
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Sandbox VR, a location-based virtual reality startup that capped off a huge $68 million Series A led by Andreessen Horowitz at the beginning of the year, is bringing on some new investors in a $11 million "strategic" round; let's call this one the Series A-listers round.
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RTO Insider reports: In addition to bringing on Hill+Knowlton to handle communications, Americans for Carbon Dividends has hired Squire Patton Boggs — where Lott and Breaux are senior counsels — as lobbyist and Margaret Lauderback, an ally of Rick Perry and House Majority Leader Kevin McCarthy, to lead fundraising.
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A couple of months after that first trailer came out, word broke that Disney was bringing on Tony Gilroy (who wrote the films in Matt Damon's Bourne series and directed Michael Clayton and The Bourne Legacy) was being brought on to help fix the film and redirect some new scenes.
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"Having recorded a fourth consecutive annual profit, raising capital wasn't a necessity for LendInvest but by beefing up our balance sheet and bringing on some very experienced additional investors, we are well placed to capitalise on opportunities in the future," said Christian Faes, cofounder and CEO of LendInvest, in a statement.
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Project Titan appears to be moving in a more technology-focused directionAccording to one of Gurman and Webb's sources, bringing on both Dodge and Mansfield is a signal that Apple is moving away from its original plan—building a vehicle—and toward one that puts self-driving software in the spotlight.
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The challenge is when you do that you have a tendency to have a bathtub in gross margins not in demand for your product per se but a bathtub in bringing on two new process technologies in roughly the same period of time has a tendency to compress gross margins.
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"We think, especially in B2B and SaaS, there is a way to build a scalable, effective and efficient business without chasing massive fund raises, diluting your company, bringing on traditional venture investors and chasing those kind of on-paper vanity metrics," company CEO and co-founder Kyle York told TechCrunch.
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Some YouTube formats are better than others for a global strategyBefore bringing on Anastasia, Yoola, which is based in Los Angeles but serves a large market in Russia, created several YouTube channels in varying languages for the other creators it worked with, starting with English, German, and Russian, according to Baumel.
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After a largely successful IPO, Dropbox is adding another couple of hires today as it looks to continue its consumer-slash-enterprise growth playbook: bringing on a new VP of product in former CEO and president of Wealthfront Adam Nash; and a new VP of product marketing and global campaigns in Naman Khan.
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And there's the added benefit that bringing on paying customers to a music service could help smooth over bridges between YouTube and the music industry, which is often frustrated by the fact that YouTube hosts millions of videos that violate musical copyrights — videos that make YouTube money but not the artists and labels.
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It's a lot of weird semantics here, but the end result is that the board is bringing on someone independent as a kind of signal to shareholders that they are ready to make some changes in light of the issues the company has dealt with and Broadcom's tender offer to buy it.
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Trump's Twitter attack strains the UK-US relationship Several Trump allies said the President would be well served by bringing on someone who can take a 10,000-foot view of the political landscape as other top aides deal with the day-in, day-out of running the White House and advancing policy.
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It's worth noting, though, that the three Alcoa closures will remove around 730,000 tonnes per year of operating capacity, significantly less than Vedanta is bringing on stream at Jharsuguda II. There is a broad consensus that the aluminum market outside of China is pretty much balanced, maybe even in small supply deficit.
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Bringing on Bozoma Saint John, who just joined Uber from Apple to take on brand management (what timing!), is a step in the right direction; what the business world and the world at large needs to see is new leaders who make a huge statement about Uber's commitment to reinvention simply by taking the job.
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Had the Cowboys lost this game, head coach Jason Garrett would have had to look hard at bringing on Romo to face a rough winter slate: Baltimore and Washington four days apart, then at the Vikings and Giants, hosting the Buccaneers and Lions before going on the road to close the season at Philadelphia.
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In the tweets, Trump largely resurfaced previous issues he has with the investigation, claiming Mueller personally has conflicts of interest -- including a "contentious business relationship" -- that should preclude him from running the investigation, accusing Mueller of bringing on too many Democratic investigators, and making a false claim about the origin of the Russia investigation.
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Kohl's started hiring for the holiday season in July, knowing how tight the labor market is today, with near-record-low unemployment in the U.S. Still, Target said last November when it reported quarterly earnings that it was able to meet its goal of bringing on 120,000 people for the holidays, and ahead of schedule.
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By bringing on Mr. Petrillo, Mr. Cohen will now have an advocate who is well positioned to help him navigate any negotiations with the prosecutors who have spent the past several months looking into his business dealings, including hush-money payments that he made to women who claim they had affairs with Mr. Trump.
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Bellinger told BuzzFeed News that he thought the delays were likely a combination of the administration being slow to get infrastructure in place to work on nominees after Trump won in November, potential nominees being hesitant to join the administration and needing time to be convinced, and the White House's aversion to bringing on people who had criticized Trump.
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By bringing on Heisserer to once again adapt one of Chiang's stories, it's clear that AMC is looking to replicate the qualities that made Arrival into an enormously satisfying film: Chiang is one of the science fiction's best authors, and Heisserer did an excellent job adapting what many consider to be an unfilmable story for the silver screen.
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As Pellerin, who is now the CEO, describes it, Heetch took a casual approach to solving this casual passenger problem: the idea was to make the service truly peer-to-peer, by bringing on drivers that were the same age and just like the people that were being driven (they might have been coming home from the same clubs).
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That means it's not clear if this is a full acquisition or an acqui-hire — as we learn more we will update this post — but bringing on the team (and potentially the technology) speaks to Apple's need and interest in doubling down to build products that are not mere repeats of what we already have on the market.
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Rock and the authenticity myth have been anthologised so effectively in magazines and music papers over the years – from Uncut to Sounds to NME – that you could almost hear the groaning lurch of journalists attempting to make sense of genres like calypso, Britfunk, reggae (Melody Maker smartly bringing on Vivien Goldman for it) and now, grime.
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But now that I'm back home, I'd like to make a freestyle chicken Parm as well, eat it with a glass of stringent red, try to explain this story I saw in Sydney about the pressure some are bringing on the International Cricket Council to adopt one brand of cricket ball for Test matches between countries.
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Bringing on fresh blood on the tech side Several of Goldman's recent deals have also been dubbed so-called "acqui-hires," meaning that they helped bring in new talent on the tech side for Goldman Sachs at a time when many top students coming out of college and business school are looking for jobs in Silicon Valley instead of Wall Street.
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Expect some overindulgence when the Moon squares Jupiter 1:36 PM. The Moon connects with the planet of freedom and innovation, Uranus, at 6:13 PM. It's a powerful day for messenger planet Mercury: It squares off with Mars 6:56 PM and connects with Pluto at 11:40 PM, bringing on confrontations and encouraging us to stand in power.
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Companies and firms who used to recruit from presidential administrations and brag when they were successful in poaching an aide are making the calculation that the risks of bringing on a Trump administration official outweigh the rewards, according to interviews with 10 current and former administration officials, top recruiters, and lobbyists who did not want to be named to talk candidly.
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LinkedIn, the Microsoft-owned social network for the working world with over 500 million users, has put a lot of effort into new areas of business like content, education and bringing on new users in emerging markets; but today it's embarking on the roll out of a new service that plays squarely into the bread and butter of its business: looking for work.
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Title III has never been fully enforced since the law was passed in 1996 as every President since Bill Clinton has waived the provision to avoid trapping companies from US-allied countries in years of complicated litigation, and, in turn, bringing on a wave of trade-related legal claims against the US. Reuters was first to report Bolton's planned announcement.
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The drama's take on the reality dating world and the people who make it happen is ridiculously addictive — just like the Bachelor and Bachelorette shows its based on — and this season, the show is upping the ante in the costume department by bringing on costume designer Cynthia Summers, the pro behind the stylish ladies from Bravo's Girlfriends' Guide to Divorce.
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PERSONNEL MOVES: House Ways and Means Committee Chairman Kevin BradyKevin Patrick BradyRepublicans' rendezvous with reality — their plan is to cut Social Security The Social Security 2628 Act is critical for millennials and small business owners House panel releases documents of presidential tax return request before Trump MORE (R-Texas) is bringing on Emily Murry as staff director of the health subcommittee.
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While White House counsel Pat Cipollone is still expected to play a central role in Trump's defense, Trump has seriously considered bringing on at least four of his fiercest House allies to lay out a minority response to Democrats' report, which could provide the President with some of the theatrics he believes he deserves in his quest to clear his name.
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Though they attempted to spice things up by bringing on Maya Rudolph and Fred Armisen to play clueless Emmy historians, the pair were surrounded by more dead air than most, and it seemed like Che and Jost's ambivalence leading up the ceremony as to whether they'd tackle more political material stranded them in a bit of a dead middle ground.
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Citrix, for its part, currently has a market cap of about $14 billion and has been seeing a surge of interest under new CEO David Henshall, who has repositioned it from focusing mainly on virtual private networking services to a more hybrid cloud model, following a wider trend in the world of enterprise IT. Citrix will be bringing on all of Sapho's existing business and products.
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Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE Jr.'s legal team is bringing on D.C.-based attorney and longtime regulatory attorney Karina Lynch, Fox Business reported on Sunday.
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That has been getting fixed, very gradually, by John Bennett, the Wikimedia Foundation's Director of Security who joined the organization in January 2018, and told TechCrunch in an interview that he's been working on a more cenrtralised and coherent system, bringing on more staff to help build both tools to combat nefarious activity both on the site and on Wikimedia's systems; and crucially, put policies in place to help prevent breaches in the future.
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In March of last year, then-President Barack ObamaBarack Hussein ObamaDick Cheney to attend fundraiser supporting Trump reelection: report Forget conventional wisdom — Bernie Sanders is electable 2020 Democrats fight to claim Obama's mantle on health care MORE and Xi declared climate change to be a "pillar of the U.S.-China bilateral relationship" and committed to ratifying the 2015 Paris Agreement, which they did while bringing on much of the international community with them.
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Jewish Currents' publisher Jacob Plitman said in an interview that the publication is also expanding its roster of writers in addition to Beinart, bringing on as contributing or staff writers Lara Friedman of the Foundation for Middle East Peace; Elisheva Goldberg, media director of the New Israel Fund and a former adviser to former Israeli foreign minister Tzipi Livni; Joshua Leifer, an associate editor at socialist magazine Dissent; and Chicago-based writer Mari Cohen.
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House Majority Leader Kevin McCarthyKevin Owen McCarthyTrump rallies supporters as he becomes third president to be impeached A solemn impeachment day on Capitol Hill House votes to impeach Trump MORE (R-Calif.) said the decision about whether House members should be added to the team should be left up to the president and his advisers and floated the idea of bringing on a constitutional lawyer who has argued before the Supreme Court as a potentially good option.
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Former Starbucks CEO Howard Schultz has recruited at least three veteran House Republican staffers and consultants to join his presidential campaign-in-waiting, bringing on seasoned and well-connected GOP operatives who know their way around the very political apparatus helping to reelect President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE in 220006.
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Senator Mark WarnerMark Robert WarnerFacebook users in lawsuit say company failed to warn them of known risks before 2018 breach New intel chief inherits host of challenges Overnight Defense: US, Russia tensions grow over nuclear arms | Highlights from Esper's Asia trip | Trump strikes neutral tone on Hong Kong protests | General orders ethics review of special forces MORE (D), Vice Chairman of the Select Committee on Intelligence, told reporters Wednesday that his committee has not made progress on bringing on Papadopolous to testify.
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