Now, Oppo has something innovative and unique to build upon.
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Congress can and should build upon that record of strength.
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"We can build upon the gains from here," said Lee.
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The nine tracks build upon each other, one by one.
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That's a foundational idea that we can all build upon.
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Fantastical 3.0 looks like a great foundation to build upon.
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Those are gains for Americans to build upon, not undo.
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"Artists build upon the past they inherit," Mr. Salaam said.
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"I chose to build upon what I learned there," Swanzy said.
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Progress in gender equality has a tendency to build upon itself.
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These things start to build upon one another like a foundation.
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Some have said they want to build upon and improve ObamaCare.
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Action from the Trump administration would likely build upon Burwell v.
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Logistics is more likely than momentum to build upon its position.
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This is a core competency that Silicon Valley continues to build upon.
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We have to build a politics that can build upon common ground.
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These ideas have bipartisan support and build upon proven models of success.
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Politically, it could build upon strong (and rare) bipartisan support on vaccines.
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This is no legacy of change to build upon from the Uprising.
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Ms. Buolamwini is releasing her data set for others to build upon.
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Now, it can more deeply integrate the tech, and build upon it.
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You have to take every level of success to build upon it.
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Build upon a manufacturing base; not a service base, a manufacturing base.
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What aspects of the four-decade Levine legacy will he build upon?
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We must now take concrete steps that build upon and accelerate that progress.
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Artists live and work within the museum and build upon its layered aesthetic.
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From there, we'll build upon this 25-day series with more money challenges.
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Many new suburbanites have a weak claim on the land they build upon.
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This "told you so moment" is Khamenei's opportunity to build upon domestically too.
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How do you maintain low crime and how do you build upon that?
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Our strengths in innovation and enterprise are the foundations we must build upon.
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Surely this space is ripe for a businessman-turned-president to build upon.
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We are constantly seeking to build upon this commitment to diversity and access.
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In time, they'll open up this platform for other developers to build upon.
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We stepped back and decided to build upon the business instead of fundraising.
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Vurb could build upon Snapchat's existing feature that automatically turns addresses into map links.
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Before you build upon yourself, you must destroy everything and reduce it to death.
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But can Motorola build upon the momentum of the Z with this second generation?
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So that is crucial, and from there you can build upon it with anything.
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Use today's vibe to build upon the structures that are already working for you.
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These recommendations build upon that effort and serve as a road map for success.
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Her job now is to steer the project and build upon its current momentum.
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It's also hard for me to build upon it, because I lost the name.
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And I'm confident that that's the legacy we'll build upon in the years ahead.
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Dr. Holmes said that the researchers had initially intended to build upon existing science.
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At this point, negotiators have little to build upon beyond symbolic statements and gestures.
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It's a history the nation needs to build upon and learn from, she says.
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More importantly, it was a good foundation for what new sounds could build upon.
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Over the next few months, Swing Left began to build upon that initial fervor.
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Lawyers familiar with the issue said the administration's rule could build upon Burwell v.
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Nonetheless, these former presidents left overall positive Africa legacies for Trump to build upon.
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Their goal now should be to "build upon the Affordable Care Act," Lee argued.
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Their goal now should be to "build upon the Affordable Care Act," Lee argued.
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The PSA is intended to build upon lessons learned and adjustments emerging from previous testing.
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Its intuitive wisdom leaves us with plenty to study, to investigate and to build upon.
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That will let developers build upon Siri to use its intelligent voice control within apps.
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It's not our sacred land to destroy because it was never ours to build upon.
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You need to start with a solid technical foundation and build upon that in training.
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Bennet will build upon his business and managerial experience in his quest for the presidency.
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"It's tough," said Virtanen of not being able to build upon a strong first period.
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Roblox offers a platform for its developers to build upon, similar to the App Store.
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And because Estonia's platforms are open, businesses can build upon them to provide their own services.
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"We wanted to build upon the structure of Gone Home, without completely repeating ourselves," says Zimonja.
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The emerging 4th software drop will build upon prior iterations of the software for the aircraft.
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Fairness is our goal and one we must work to achieve and build upon every day.
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Walden said the company has recently performed below potential but has various assets to build upon.
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As of today, though, it seems that scientists have a pretty firm foundation to build upon.
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Instead, Washington should build upon Pompeo's approach to pursue a comprehensive strategy of pressure against Tehran.
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The story doesn't build upon Harry Potter, so much as it updates on its characters' status.
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Additionally, the exhibition serves to celebrate and build upon the conjunction of Chinese and British aesthetics.
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If the bill is approved, the NCVP would build upon ongoing efforts while creating new programs.
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The exercises she assigned me were challenging but not overwhelming, and seemed to build upon themselves.
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The Marvel universe is a great example of being able to build upon the existing work.
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Little successes will build upon each other and lead to a happier (and more rested) you.
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This plan, which Clinton wanted to build upon, was far from a sure bet to succeed.
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What skills are they actually learning and developing that they can relate to and build upon?
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He explained that progress with AI will build upon itself, bringing new levels with each step forward.
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To find our common purpose, we must define our common ground and then consciously build upon it.
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There could no one better suited to maintain and build upon Corduroy creator Don Freeman's enduring legacy.
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Enhancing individual components leads to a more sustainable design that the company can continue to build upon.
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But he has come to believe that success builds upon success, just as connections build upon connections.
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And on Monday, there were signals of new arguments that the GOP is likely to build upon.
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Tech enables nonprofits to scale faster, adopt new business models and build upon the work of others.
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This habit can help business owners adopt new skills and build upon the strengths they already have.
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You will gain access to equipment, vehicles, and the ability to build upon the terrain around you.
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The white working class clearly wants to protect and build upon the public sector, not destroy it.
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Another interpretation is that they all exist as names, and thus build upon Wright's fascination with nominalization.
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Another flaw was that the improvement models required under SIG did not consistently build upon proven practice.
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I knew she was smart, classy and beautiful, and I couldn't wait to build upon our solid foundation.
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There is no commitment to faster, longer, lesser strikes to get in after and build upon them later.
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If you can start understanding that and being okay with that, that can really build upon your character.
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I am a proponent of free speech and artistic license; I sample, I collage, I build upon ideas.
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The effects of stress build upon one another: The longer you're stressed, the worse your symptoms will get.
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Over time, however, Zola continued to build upon that momentum to create a one-stop shop for weddings.
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But unlike Instagram, Periscope was acquired pre-launch, so it didn't have an existing community to build upon.
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"I think the work we're doing now is an essential foundation that we can build upon," Gingras said.
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This explosion creates exponentially more "best practices" for us to build upon if we want to be great.
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The legislation wouldn't change the program – it would simply increase its efficiency and build upon what's already working.
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Biden supports a healthcare plan that would build upon the ACA, including an expansion of the public option.
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Others continue to nobly carry the torch while JJ Abrams and company build upon the legacy Lucas created.
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You should probably expand upon it or find a behavior and build upon it in new, different ways.
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The deal aims to build upon the success of Google Cloud's BigQuery, a tool for managing large datasets.
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The deal aims to build upon the success of Google Cloud's BigQuery, a tool for managing large datasets.
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The full potential of 22020G will be realized based on the future applications that build upon this foundation.
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With Green Bay in position to build upon its lead, Rodgers was stripped by Redskins linebacker Ryan Anderson.
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He defines each virtue, explains how they build upon one another and outlines how to chart one's progress.
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"Stocks typically (but not always) build upon such gains at a moderate pace through year-end," added Belski.
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Top Democrats familiar with Clinton's campaign say her sophisticated voter mining operation will build upon President Obama's operation.
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We must build upon this great progress and continue the fight for full equality for the LGBTQ community.
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Thursday's forum will allow us to build upon last year's success, continue our conversation and achieve that goal. Reps.
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An anthology series could build upon what we already know, and take the show in so many new directions.
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Now we continue to see that trend, and we've tried to build upon it and build more interesting content.
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The Green Party nominee has said she hopes to reignite and build upon the "political revolution" of Vermont Sen.
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There is tremendous opportunity to build upon the UK government's efforts to crack down on slavery in supply chains.
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French drug maker Ipsen jumped more than 3 percent after announcing new efforts to build upon its oncology portfolio.
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By hampering our ability to maintain and build upon these gains, the president has put our economy at risk.
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Clinton has also aggressively tied herself to President Barack Obama, saying she's best poised to build upon his legacy.
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It appears that the new Resident Evil will further build upon some of the ideas set out in Kitchen.
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Policy leaders today have the opportunity to build upon these reforms and respond to the needs of today's students.
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All of us are looking for the Democrat to move this country forward, to build upon President Obama's legacy.
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Its mission is to build upon their work and keep the ideals of the decision relevant for future generations.
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"This is a tremendous opportunity to build upon the accomplishments to date by EPA and its partners," Aunkst said.
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To build upon the previous point, the Dow Jones also doesn't fully represent all of the stock market's sectors.
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"We're interested in how our products build upon one another as we grow from season to season," Mansur says.
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"This race is much different than 443; it's because we have been able to build upon 2016," Jackson said.
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As TechCrunch reported, one of the first objectives of Alpha was to build upon the success of M-Pesa.
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In his review of the sage-grouse plans, Zinke missed a key opportunity to build upon decades of collaboration.
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Ross will look to build upon the best of his four appearances for the big-league team this year.
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The Dream Machine can be a good entry point, as you'll be able to build upon that base device.
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The newly announced inspections will build upon this work and set the stage for a wider government health study.
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He has made an enormous and indelible contribution which we will seek to build upon as we move forward.
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They build upon the core Google experience, and that's something even more people will be able to take advantage of.
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LEGO is looking to build upon its success in the digital sphere, according to the toy-maker's chief financial officer.
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My hope is you build upon your accomplishments and embrace new opportunities, remain flexible, and continue to make CBP extraordinary.
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And I'd like to make their work, the stems, and their tales open source material for people to build upon.
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It also notes how companies like Google and Netflix have set best practices to build upon in unpaid care work.
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While the above strategies are tried and true, you should build upon them with other activities that work for you.
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Each can be programmed with its own unique identity; some even steal and build upon the identities of real users.
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With Farfetch's API, there's the potential to build upon the platform and for brands to customise it to their needs.
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Our fathers are in fact counting upon us to build upon and protect the family legacy when he eventually dies.
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By partnering with these players, the U.S. can build upon what has worked since Oslo and discard what has failed.
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Investing small amounts now will help you grow a nest egg you can build upon once you become a homeowner.
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She advocates for an easy-to-follow, three step plan that will build a strong financial foundation to build upon.
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An important foundation for prevention has been developed, but without congressional action it remains tenuous and difficult to build upon.
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But Sanofi executives argue Sarclisa is a meaningful start, and they plan to build upon it as a foundational therapy.
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We will build upon our global events strategy in 2020 by participating in hundreds of consumer events across the globe.
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And let us build upon the legacy of those 49 souls by declaring that #TransLivesMatter, #BlackLivesMatter, #GayLivesMatter, #MuslimLivesMatter and #AmericanLivesMatter.
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Now, Washington should build upon these efforts by targeting Chinese and other non-North Korean banks facilitating transactions for Kim.
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"Providing access to better and faster financing options will allow Latino-owned businesses to build upon this momentum," Chinea added.
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Conglomerate Vinci was the big winner of the autoroute privatization and wants to build upon its 8% stake in ADP.
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Porzingis has taken that mantle from Carmelo Anthony, who has failed to build upon last year's fine all-around performance.
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Rounding out the whole experience is a set of new storytelling components from Niantic that build upon the existing Ingress narrative.
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During the visit we intended to build upon the agreements made by President Trump and Chairman Kim, and we made progress.
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VCFA's low-residency MFA in Graphic Design allows you to maintain the life you've established and continue to build upon it.
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The ABLE Age Adjustment Act seeks to build upon the law's primary success, and accelerate the progress achieved over the next five years.
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Episodes build upon episodes for years, plots twist, and as inherently social animals, we become immersed in the lives of characters.
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Milwaukee is bidding to build upon the momentum of consecutive wins Saturday and Sunday at Colorado and three straight series triumphs.
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But protest music can build upon a gradual cultural shift that will benefit from the persistence that musicians like Bag provide.
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As time passes and we have more information and more data we can continue to build upon what we're doing today.
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For our economy, the task at hand is to seize the moment and build upon our current momentum without wasting time.
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Analysts who have faith in the deal as it is currently designed recommend more modesty in attempting to build upon it.
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Princeton economist Uwe Reinhardt has argued that Medicare has been an efficient program and provided a solid foundation to build upon.
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Another proposal, entitled LINK, would build upon the city's NYC Ferry system, which has seen record ridership since launching in 2017.
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And Republicans have viewed reforming the IRS as a way to build upon the tax-cut law they passed last year.
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"Mixer continues to grow and build upon its already stellar creator community with Shroud," Loaded founder and CEO Brandon Freytag said.
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Antonio Weiss, Lew's special counsel, said Thursday that "there's no foundation to build upon" in Puerto Rico without the bill's passage.
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The United States must continue to engage and use its advantages to build upon ideas from China or risk falling behind.
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Members of the next presidential transition team can build upon the legacy of the 2008 Obama transition team in several ways.
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This onlooker enthusiasm is just what the North American Hardcourt Bike Polo Association is trying to tap into and build upon.
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Now we must build upon these relationships to show Americans and the world that the United States is open for business.
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It not only helps people validate results, it also enables more people to understand what's happening and to build upon that.
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Though there is some relevant research to build upon, overcoming such problems will require systematic and coordinated efforts, locally and nationally.
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With our eyes toward the future, we will continue to build upon our bipartisan record of success and enact meaningful legislation.
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The DoD must build upon its recent but thus far only partially successful efforts to reform its antiquated, unwieldy acquisition system.
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Nadella invited other companies and customers to join the initiative, calling the partnership an "open framework" for others to build upon.
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As I touched on earlier, start with the goal of 10 percent of your income and try to build upon that.
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Democrats in Congress should build upon another proposal by the coalition: allowing some people near retirement plan to buy-into Medicare.
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But I can't shake the feeling that this is more of an intentionally blank canvas that Google hopes to smartly build upon.
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The best way to pursue this is to take new and concrete steps quickly in ways that build upon what already exists.
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Google, of course, makes almost all its money from advertising, while giving away its operating system for manufacturers to build upon freely.
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A mind in need of answers seeks them out in small kernels that it can repeat, build upon, and constitute itself around.
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The more classes I teach, I'll probably use my students as guinea pigs and start to build upon it brick by brick.
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If their answer reflects how they hope to build upon those in the next few years, that's a good sign for Zhuo.
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These B-sides build upon the shimmery 80s pop base Jepsen began on E-MO-TION but then blow it wide open.
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Finally, Gina will build upon the good work done by Director Pompeo and others, such as former directors Leon Panetta and Gen.
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History in the hands of these houses has become a valuable, marketable commodity to build upon, cultural capital that can't be bought.
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" Instead, it will "build upon our global events strategy in 2020 by participating in hundreds of of consumer events across the globe.
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By putting time, effort and care into every interaction, they continually build upon their relationships to deliver comprehensive solutions with personalized service.
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Because investigators seeking to build upon seminal studies struggle to reproduce the original findings, researchers have deemed the problem a reproducibility crisis.
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Improvements through legislation that fix SEC overreach and build upon its early success will enable more entrepreneurs to utilize this funding option.
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Now we have to decide whether to continue to defend, amend and build upon that foundation or become complicit in dismantling it.
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Addressing racism, inhumanity and injustice were always a hallmark of the series, and the producers clearly intend to build upon that foundation.
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The GitHub project has amassed 19,000 stars, proving that the open-source community thinks this is a useful brick to build upon.
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Washington counters with fellow right-hander Tanner Roark as it looks to build upon a 12-21 all-time advantage over the Mariners.
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To the uninitiated, Arduino is an open-source electronics platform, which is just tech speak for a tiny computer you can build upon.
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As the time came to create a final project, he considered how to build upon his previous work advocating for Fair Trade flowers.
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A visionary leader embraces new technologies and harnesses exciting new resources to build upon the vast successes already attained by a great nation.
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"We need to build upon the success that we've had starting under President George W. Bush and continuing into this administration," he said.
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Together, the team will build upon iRobot's 15 year proven track record of delivering high quality robot designs and strong reputation for support.
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The flower and gift seller's new CEO said the firm has recently performed below potential but it has various assets to build upon.
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It has specifically given the US information it can build upon to develop additional intelligence and targeting of the AQAP network officials say.
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We must change ourselves urgently and then pass on higher sensibilities of consciousness, rationality, ethics and values to future generations to build upon.
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The Pirates had runners on the corners with no outs in the second inning, but failed to build upon their 1-0 cushion.
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"The Cadillac brand has resonated with African-Americans in the past, and it makes sense to both value and build upon that affinity."
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The Islamic State draws its inspiration from the Salafist ideology of the Saudi kingdom, yet destruction is hardly a legacy to build upon.
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Jon is the right leader to build upon this momentum with his unique background of starting companies from scratch and managing at scale.
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These pumps allowed the city's swamplands, most of which had previously been too wet to build upon, to be settled during the 1920s.
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Even though forecasts of "less growth" should not imply "no growth," deteriorating expectations often build upon themselves, creating a vicious circle into recession.
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"Sure, I'm thinking about next year, making sure we build some chemistry, establish something positive, leave an imprint to build upon," Payton said.
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An infrastructure strategy that looks to build upon and learn from what has worked offers the most promise in tackling our remaining challenges.
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Cruz's Education Freedom Accounts Act would build upon school choice reforms that have been helping low-income families escape DC's failing public schools.
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"This increase in our capacity to attract new clients and to build upon existing relationships, bodes well for our future growth," Bellamy said.
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But this gift will help improve our posture and build upon on what we started and have been building these last two years.
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What gets me about Marsh's work is that whenever he gets good at something, he tries to build upon it and move on.
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And if they have some ideas, I absolutely want to hear those ideas to continue to build upon what we've already been doing.
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The stories build upon one another, slowly putting together an image of Mr. Wideman's Homewood: its churches, street corners and playground basketball courts.
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It could build upon the DoD's halting efforts to attract young technologists into the reserves, without burdening them with dress and fitness requirements.
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Maybe the games of Wadjet Eye, which embrace the assumptions of those classic games and remix and build upon them to generate something new?
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When making VR, we can certainly build upon knowledge of how cinema successfully manipulates time, architecture manipulates space, theater manipulates performance and so on.
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Not only will this build upon your current knowledge, but it can generate new confidence, by offering up new opportunities and areas of interest.
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Aria will build upon CyPhy's tethered drone data collection, to help pull information in dangerous situations from oil tankers and pipelines to natural disasters.
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Firefly says this lander will build upon "lessons learned" from the accident to ensure that the new lander does not meet the same fate.
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"We won't recreate Gawker exactly as it was, but we will build upon Gawker's legacy and triumphs — and learn from its missteps," Goldberg wrote.
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From the beginning, the creative mandate from the Russos was to build upon the grounded look and feel they'd established in their previous film.
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With time, his promise dimmed, as Wang failed to build upon his promising low post game, while his team failed to build around him.
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All these steps are permissible under the INF and New Strategic Arms Reduction (New START) treaties and would build upon existing capabilities and programs.
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Mayer also said her app is a platform where businesses and app developers can build upon and license to bring triggers to their users.
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As artificial intelligence advances, it may very well use the programmable ethics settings found in self-driving cars as a platform to build upon.
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" He added: "It's really important for me that [my kids are] ingrained in a good church and have that good foundation to build upon.
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"Professional engagement with our British counterparts allows us the opportunity to build upon our existing strong relationships and learn from each other," US Cmdr.
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It's continuing to build upon that legacy, including a new program in development that can automatically provide play-by-play commentary for soccer matches.
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He has played a crucial role in some of our most important projects and has created a strong foundation for Jennifer to build upon.
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"These kinds of funds can really compound over time, meaning that if you let it run, the money can build upon itself," Cramer said.
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I just needed to find a way to let myself enjoy my successes and build upon them, instead of feeling like defeat was inevitable.
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Even the dollars that are funneled toward research and development do not go toward the cutting-edge foundational research that others can build upon.
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Collum points to vast corporate excesses, swaths of borrowed cash used to fund stock buybacks, and extremely overstretched valuations to build upon his thinking.
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But Aragone came away from the match with experience to build upon — and also left $50,000 richer for making it to the main draw.
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The conference sought to build upon the new U.S. stance by laying out legal arguments in defense of Israel's settlements and debating critics' defense.
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We hope that it will be informative, thought-provoking and will help lay the ground for newsrooms to build upon their own verification strategies.
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The U.S. and international organizations will work to help build upon Honduras's current systems and processes to expand its asylum capacity, the official said.
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"Peace and international stability are incompatible with attempts to build upon the fear of mutual destruction or the threat of total annihilation," he said.
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The commitments of more than 2,153 such leaders are now formalized in the "America's Pledge" effort, as they work to build upon those promises.
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Federal research into these questions will build upon and connect the superlative private funding that has filled this gap over the past 23 years.
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Instead, he found a way to embrace these divergent and even antagonistic impulses and build upon them; this was his way of going forward.
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The may build upon Monday's record level this week as Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen provides her semiannual testimony before Congress on Tuesday, history shows.
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Today you build upon that foundation laid by countless workers before you who refused to accept things as they were and built a better world.
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Other points raised in the EU's démarche focussed on the need to build upon EU–Saudi dialogue to further cooperation, and reforms in the kingdom.
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So it's a natural extension of her campaign strategy to build upon that argument through the aftermath of the latest terror strike on U.S. soil.
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I live by the golden rule of improv: "yes, and…", which we use to say yes to our scene partners' ideas and build upon them.
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New products are being designed, the release said, to build upon Simmons' wide array of merchandise — sold in retailers like QVC and Walmart, among others.
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Ostensibly, as part of the partnership, Waymo will continue to build upon its existing self-driving software while also creating the on-demand logistics platform.
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Donald Verrilli, a lawyer for Berkeley, said at Monday's hearing that Broad simply used conventional techniques to build upon on Berkeley's research in obvious ways.
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So Mazal also has a method he uses to transform the his thoughts into shareable information that the team as a whole can build upon.
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It remains entirely possible that Trump's governance will build upon the finest traditions of the right rather than reflect the basest instincts of the left.
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Google will build upon its OnHub strategy with a new simple Wi-Fi router for the home, according to a new report from Android Police.
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Longer term goals include a focus on affordability in health care and bringing down prescription drug prices, which he said would build upon Tavenner's work.
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Mr. Trump now has the opportunity and the responsibility to build upon our nation's many strengths and to become a consensus builder, not a divider.
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The political landscape has changed drastically since 2016, with progressives demanding more radical action to shore up and build upon the gains made by Obamacare.
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Digital may be extremely efficient in transferring pure information, but learning happens best when we build upon the relationships between students, teachers and their peers.
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South Korean Ambassador Jang-keun Lee said there must be substantial progress in denuclearization to "maintain and build upon the hard-won momentum for dialogue".
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It was not uncommon for ancient cultures to build upon older structures, but in this case, the archaeologists had no idea a temple was located within.
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Now interested parties can build upon the urge to share their toilet achievements by doing so for science, for the greater good of health and mankind.
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I'm so excited for Mike to join Jen and Greg, and the broader video leadership team, and build upon the global momentum we've experienced in 2019.
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AFT, as well as the growing contingent of organizations backing the student-led march, are working to cultivate and build upon the movement after the rally.
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McCumber reiterated his goal to bring high-quality content to the network, and to build upon the success it's seen in the last couple of years.
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Looking ahead, Penney's sees a "huge opportunity" to build upon its home business, and make its stores a destination in the category for millennials, Philip said.
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However, now that the method has been proven to work, other researchers will likely build upon it to create a process that's more efficient and reliable.
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While DJ Kool Herc stripped away his accent in order to fit in, he retained the Jamaican mannerisms all other DJs to come would build upon.
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"This is a great bank with a strong customer base and distinct brand and the progress made means there is much to build upon," he added.
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Ado will try to build upon his first collegiate double-double Wednesday night as he leads the Bulldogs into a home encounter with Stephen F. Austin.
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We've acquired companies in areas as diverse as healthcare consulting, image-guided therapy and digital pathology as we build upon strong positions in hospital and home.
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TESS will help build upon the legacy of the Kepler Space Telescope, another exoplanet-hunting satellite using the same transit method that's still in space today.
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A third-round pick in the 2012 NHL Draft, the Flames expect the 24-year-old to build upon his experience with the team last season.
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"This new Legislature opens doors to Virginia joining RGGI and enacting legislation to support and build upon recent executive orders on climate change," Ms. Arroyo said.
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This will build upon work done by MIT's Underworlds initiative, which wants to put sensors in sewer systems to watch the ebb and flow of disease.
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Instead, they should build upon that message with strong cases for federalism, monetary reform, and other conservative ideas to smash the administrative state in Washington — a.k.a.
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Landrieu led the charge in Washington and across the country to build upon the success of high-performing charter schools as well as traditional public schools.
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Kansas State will try to build upon its biggest win of the season when it visits Iowa State on Tuesday for a pivotal Big 12 matchup.
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The idea is to build upon the brand that Dr Consulta has built and create a community of retailers that might offer complementary goods and services.
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The bridge between these two aesthetics allows artists Chad Hasegawa, Erik Otto, Mark Warren Jacques, and Muzae Sesay to reflect and build upon each other's work.
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With Davison working on his own solo music, it wasn't long before he wanted to bring in other musicians to help him build upon his vision.
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Teachers share their lessons, which are aligned to a shared course of study, so that other teachers can build upon the lessons through lesson study journals.
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"I shall continue, preserve and build upon the royal legacy," he said, "and shall reign with righteousness for the benefit and happiness of the people forever."
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These new stories build upon those that came before — because, as Alcott must have hoped, the act of storytelling in itself grants importance to its subject.
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"This arrangement will allow us to build upon each other's strengths in the physical and digital space," Future Retail chairman Kishore Biyani said in a statement.
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But it's a joke that happens to highlight a particular characteristic of AI research, demonstrating how labs pay homage to and build upon one another's work.
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That approach fits well with what Duo had already been doing, but the founders hope the Beyond offering will build upon its already robust Duo Platform business.
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In addition, Stadia will require games to follow content guidelines that build upon the system of Entertainment Software Rating Board (ESRB), a self-regulatory body, he said.
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"I believe we can build upon our advantages accumulated over the years," Xu said, referring to carrier partnerships in Europe and a strong presence in developing countries.
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We have an opportunity to build upon the infrastructure that has been put in place and continue strengthening our capabilities to meet these and other biologic threats.
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Let's learn from these victories, build upon them, and terminate gerrymandering in all states before the next set of redistricting maps are drawn after the 2020 census.
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The next generation must learn them and then build upon them, leaving those who come after them with even more to learn to get up to speed.
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Chicago tied the game against Diaz in the ninth on Tim Anderson's sacrifice fly as Diaz was unable to build upon Seth Lugo's heroics one inning earlier.
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We have a stable and diversified business that we continue to build upon and we remain fully focused on delivering the investment returns expected by our clients.
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" May said she looks forward to working with Trump to build upon those ties "to ensure the security and prosperity of our nations in the years ahead.
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We think this is an urgent, important and compelling story, and we want to tell it in an unbroken series of episodes that build upon each other.
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Rather than build upon these gains, and unleash the same potential on federal lands, this administration piled layer upon layer of burdensome regulations on permitting and production.
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If we hope to advance public health, protecting the ACA and continuing to build upon its achievements will need to be a priority for the next Congress.
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Rakuten has more than 100 million users in Japan, something it can build upon when it enters the market as a mobile operator and digital services provider.
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The Department of Transportation (DOT) unveiled a new framework in September designed to pave the way for autonomous vehicles and build upon efforts from the previous administration.
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It's a trial-and-error process in part because that's the nature of research, but also because there isn't much in the scientific literature to build upon.
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Iger's plan to offer Hulu's content to an international audience and build upon series from FX and Fox is one method of trying to substantially increase subscriber counts.
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"The two presidents reiterated their desire to continue to build upon that in the phone conversation, acknowledging that we have some differences on specific issues," the official continued.
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"As Congress works to provide the American people with a comprehensive federal privacy law, we should build upon—not dismantle—existing safeguards," Markey said, responding to ITIF's proposal.
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The Verge: A couple of years ago, a number of Xbox employees spoke with me about Minecraft as a template the company could learn from, and build upon.
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And rather than build upon what was established in the first movie, Crimes of Grindelwald repeats the exercise all over again, introducing more characters, more problems, more...yawn.
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But this paper's purpose was more to lay the groundwork for future researchers to build upon when trying to see how the mass extinction unfolded around the world.
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DJI has several years of commercial drone experience under its belt, and the Mavic looks to build upon it, incorporating it into a far more portable form factor.
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Stage Models Health care consultants, executives and policymakers are very fond of "stage models" — planned endeavors in which things build upon prior efforts in linear progression over time.
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"We continue to build upon our agreements to support local infrastructure and growth across the power, oil and gas, healthcare, aviation and digital sectors," a GE spokesman said.
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His campaign website says he wants to "defend and build upon" the Affordable Care Act, but the exact contours of his health care platform are not clear yet.
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The biggest legacy is Hong Kong's embrace of the British principle of common law, in which judges build upon the precedent of earlier court cases when making rulings.
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He has said he'll build upon the Affordable Care Act in order to retain a private insurance market for people who want to purchase health care on exchanges.
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Sprint believes that with 5G, it will finally be able to take advantage of all that Clearwire spectrum, which it has struggled to build upon in recent years.
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This year's finals will build upon the 2017 Crown Championship in London, where the top 16 "Clash Royale" players in the world competed for a $400,000 prize pool.
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Stephens, hot-shooting Adam Smith and the rest of the Yellow Jackets will look to build upon Gregory's signature home win when they travel to Notre Dame on Wednesday.
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Ivan Nova gets the nod for the Pirates, looking to build upon a 53-0 record and an ERA of 2.89 since joining the team at the trade deadline.
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"The goal of this acquisition is to incorporate the team's strength to build upon ByteDance's initiatives in the education space, specifically for upcoming education hardware," the spokesperson told CNBC.
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We were suitably impressive by the phone, noting the company's commendable ability to build upon its mobile devices' impressive feature set, while maintaining a consistent and aesthetically pleasing product.
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Plus, by releasing it into the world, it's likely that other outsiders will build upon the tool and improve it, or use it to make engineering breakthroughs in robotics.
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I intend to use legislation and build upon our current code of conduct to limit conflicts of interest involving government employees, enhance transparency over public processes and punish violators.
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"There's an opportunity to build upon especially the female characters of Sarabi played by Alfre Woodard and Nala played by Beyoncé that the stage play explores further," he teased.
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Behind his sunglasses, slinging his electric guitar, he became a writer other writers would build upon until, generations later, his wild innovations were just part of an American heritage.
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Energy production, whether oil, gas or renewable, can harmoniously power millions of homes and protect American jobs if we build upon our present foundation and prepare for the future.
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Once you get the basics down, you'll build upon that foundation by covering topics like networking, privacy and anonymity, malware, email security, backups and encryption, and Windows 10 hardening.
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If the party's leaders were so inclined, they could take advantage of the Democratic overreach by embracing reforms that would build upon what exists and make it work better.
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Its e-commerce business has largely been fueled by online grocery orders, but it's looking to build upon that momentum with expanded sales of apparel and other general merchandise.
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Build out partnershipsSimilar to how developers helped populate the app store for iPhone, UiPath is hoping to expand its network of partners that can build upon its own platform.
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It's worth remembering that while social media can be a great way to build upon your career story, it's not the only reason to participate with the online communities.
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Improving safety is a continuous journey that takes tremendous attention to detail, continuous vigilance, and a willingness to learn and build upon what is good to make it great.
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The type starts out nearly illegible, a faint gray on a black background, but as the descriptions snowball and build upon one another, they become brighter and more visible.
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"With every ICEX we are able to build upon our existing experience and continue to learn the best way to operate in this unique and harsh environment," said Rear Adm.
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Designed to be lighter weight, more mobile and much better protected, emerging Bradley A5 lethality upgrades already underway as part of a plan to build upon improvements with the A4.
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It's pretty diverse in the starter pack — Dirty South, East Coast, West Coast, just to get the conversation going — then you can continue to build upon that by getting expansions.
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It's a once-in-a-lifetime chance to build upon everyone's great work on the original animated series and go even deeper into the characters, story, action, and world-building.
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While the Colorado Rockies continue to build upon the best start in franchise history, the reeling Philadelphia Phillies are mired in their worst start through 42 games in 17 years.
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The person or persons who own the copyright to the original video — that is, the untampered pornographic footage deepfakes build upon — could claim infringement based on the modification and republication.
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Looking ahead, Lakshmanan also noted that the team is looking at a next course that would build upon the existing one, but with a focus on working with unstructured data.
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SFMOMA and frog wanted to combine AR tools with Magritte's philosophy and his art to build upon these themes and go beyond just producing digital iterations of the original work.
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Democrats must take advantage of today's Trumpian chaos to regain that ground with the kind of bold policy proposals that will not simply save Obama's legacy, but build upon it.
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"In 2018, we will deliver a controlled increase in volume, continue to build upon our high level of customer service, drive profitability, and complete our balance sheet optimisation," he said.
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"With this legislation, we can sever the undeniable connection between domestic abuse and deadly gun violence, and continue to build upon the strongest gun laws in the nation," Cuomo said.
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On The Democratic Party: The party must build upon the progressive agenda that helped power Clinton to a big victory this year and will solidify the backing of young voters.
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"I am looking forward to a productive discussion about how we can build upon these efforts and give parents the workplace flexibility they need to raise a family," said Sen.
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Any steps taken will build upon the $1B in federal funding authorized in the 21st Century Cures Act during the Obama administration to scale up treatment efforts in the states.
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"We did some really good things that we'll build upon and grow from and obviously learn from areas we need to get better at," Wisconsin coach Greg Gard told reporters.
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Okay. And I think the distinction you introduced and that dominated the Aspen conference is exactly the right one, and it's the one that I build upon in the book.
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"She said she cares greatly about "policies build upon that foundational environment, tax cuts, and de-regulations that provide pathways for Americans to pave great careers in this booming economy.
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The new service will build upon CBS All Access (which costs $5.99 per month with ads or $9.99 a month without) by offering an assortment of Viacom networks to customers.
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"A central challenge Latin America and the Caribbean will face going forward is to preserve (and build upon) the success achieved in recent years in improving living standards," Werner said.
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It's up to us — as educators, professionals and policymakers — to ensure that we continue to build upon our country's achievements thus far and exceed the national imagination into the future.
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"The end result might not be what they're hoping for... but now we can move on from these studies and build upon them to get to the next level of analysis."
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Supercell formally launched the Clash Royale League back in August to build upon the success of its previous competitive scene, which featured the Crown Championship World Finals in London last year.
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Data scientists need familiar kinds of tools to work with the data as it streams into the platform in order to create meaningful models for the application developers to build upon.
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Even better, it's fabulous filmmaking that uses all the cinematic tricks of the trade — lulling cinematography, sumptuous scoring, brooding lighting, deceptive mise en scène — to build upon its extremely unreliable narration.
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To that end, the president has promised to "leave it all out on the field" in 2016, to secure and build upon as many of his domestic achievements as he can.
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If we can start with some basic, base-level of accessibility and make it standard across the industry, we can build upon it with more bespoke solutions for specific game mechanics.
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That makes their occurrence all the more alarming in the national imagination, especially when they speak to and build upon pressing and vital conversations about law and order and race relations.
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For the second time in less than a month, the Washington Wizards own a four-game winning streak and they can build upon the run during a long stretch at home.
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This deal appears to build upon a six-year partnership between the MLB and NHL that was signed last year and allows each organization to distributes its content online to fans.
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The repetitive clauses and the bloody images build upon each other relentlessly, creating a world in which we are all complicit and from which there is no escape and no redemption.
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The campaign said in a statement that it will release smaller digital ads in the Hawkeye State next week aimed at highlighting Biden's plan to build upon the Affordable Care Act.
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Matching a deference to history with a love for abstraction, Gatson's subway murals build upon his ongoing Icons series, which was previously exhibited in 2017 at the Studio Museum in Harlem.
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The USDA said the rules build upon its 2018 changes, which relaxed sodium limits and whole grain requirements in the National School Lunch Program and brought back 1 percent flavored milk.
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"There's nothing we see that doesn't give us confidence … [that] as some of these investments mature we can build upon that and grow our market share," co-president Erik Nordstrom said.
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You're not going to know everything after completing this bundle, but you'll have an excellent foundation to build upon and you may find you're qualified to start booking smaller freelance jobs.
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The Reaper Extended Range, or ER as it's called, is intended to substantially increase and build upon the current 4,000-pound fuel capacity of the drone with a range of 1,150 miles.
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K-byte Zipit Wireless Instant Messenger (22012)The Zipit Wireless Messenger was happy to build upon the failures of its successors by allowing users to chat online with AOL Instant Messenger, Yahoo!
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And the vote will build upon a federal judge's ruling last week -- that the Democratic impeachment probe was already legal -- and accusation that the Department of Justice and White House are stonewalling.
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The brand's line of ultra-warm essentials includes the kind of build-upon pieces — from simple long-sleeve tops to wear-everyday leggings — that'll help you survive the most frigid of days.
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"The mapping project will fuel Bangladesh's garment industry advancements, inspire shared responsibility, responsible sourcing, collective action and build upon pre-existing improvement efforts through informed decision-making," Huda said in a statement.
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It has sought to build upon its brands over the last decade, extending its Shark vacuum business and its Ninja kitchen appliance business to include one-pot cookers as well as blenders.
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By providing states with a flexible framework for how they meet their emissions goals, the CPP has the potential to build upon and accelerate the work being done at the local level.
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To enable its success, lawmakers need to build upon flourishing state level initiatives with a portfolio of pragmatic energy policies that are agnostic of technology, mindful of market incentives, and economically inclusive.
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While we fell short of our ultimate on-field goal in 2019, I am proud of our progress and we'll do all we can to build upon that in the coming years.
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Getting an education isn't the only benefit to attending school — it also provides the opportunity to meet new people, build upon key social skills and learn valuable lessons for later in life.
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The drink will also cost 20% less on average than its competitors, continuing to build upon Natural Light's reputation as a cheaper beverage option beloved by college-aged drinkers, the company said.
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See if you can find a trusted friend (or your partner, if you're in a relationship) to help hold you accountable to taking this small step, and then build upon your successes.
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Current's teen debit card Current's teen debit card The launch would build upon the June 2018 launch of Venmo's branded Mastercard debit card that's monetized through interchange fees and interest on savings.
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The economy has a lot of underlying momentum, so this year's economic performance should build upon last year's, which itself, will probably turn out to be better than what we first thought.
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As Republicans stagger through the final steps in the death dance of repeal and replace, Democrats are starting to float proposals on how to build upon and strengthen the Affordable Care Act.
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"I shall continue, preserve, and build upon the royal legacy and shall reign with righteousness for the benefit and happiness of the people forever," the king said in his first royal command.
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Hosted by John Linneman, the 25-minute video explains, in detail, how SNES developers would include specialty chips inside game cartridges to build upon the console's capabilities, allowing for improved sound and graphics.
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Once there, it's not clear where the talks will pick up -- and whether the two sides must start again from scratch or whether there's a structure of a deal they can build upon.
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The guidebooks were compiled with the Department of Justice's Office of Community Oriented Policing Services (COPS) and build upon recommendations made last May by President Barack Obama's Task Force on 21st Century Policing.
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The current Clips offerings build upon Apple's existing photo filters and add a few new novel selections, like Comic Book, which does a good job turning live video into a pulp-like image.
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Still, the community that Pebble left behind is invaluable in its own way, creating a space for hackers and tech enthusiasts to build upon the cheap wearable hardware that they still love using.
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Through this executive order, the president has given DOE and other agencies a mandate to further utilize our world-class high performance computing infrastructure to build upon and accelerate America's existing AI research.
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The plan is to also use the same software to look for interesting data points, like trends in voting patterns across the country, that it can flag for human reporters to build upon.
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With the soul-stalking I just wanted to build upon the notion that he had superhuman senses that allowed him to track his prey, and make them paranormal, almost like a sixth sense.
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As with much of Clinton's platform, she vows to continue and build upon the legacy of President Barack Obama, fighting for undocumented young people and pushing for the passage of comprehensive immigration reform.
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We should strive to limit barriers to open competition like unreasonable patent licensing practices in order to allow the next generation of startups and entrepreneurs to build upon the innovations of the past.
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There is no conflict between believing that the JCPOA is inherently flawed, but that it remains in America's – and our allies' – best interest to keep it in place and build upon its shortcomings.
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The Obama administration designated India as a major defense partner for the United States, and the Trump administration hopes to build upon that with the new agreement as China looms in the region.
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The news is a significant attempt to build upon IPG's 2018 acquisition of Acxiom Marketing Solutions, the data-marketing division of Acxiom, for $2.3 billion, for its so-called first-party consumer data.
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Hope for sustained success has been in short supply for Nebraska since it failed to build upon its surprising 2013-14 squad that ended the school's 15-year drought from the Big Dance.
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Ever since, Beijing has sought to undermine the TRA and make it irrelevant to U.S.-China relations, while successive Congresses have strived to reinforce and build upon it with further pro-Taiwan legislation.
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"The overwhelmingly negative feelings of South Carolina Republicans toward the political establishment have helped Trump build upon the support he enjoyed since summer," said Patrick Murray, director of the Monmouth University Polling Institute.
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No. We should build upon the Affordable Care Act, including by extending premium assistance to more middle-class Americans who are above the A.C.A. cliff of 400 percent of the Federal Poverty Level.
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Pennsylvanians will have a choice in November: continue to build upon the successful policies instituted by President Trump or subject themselves to policies that are even more radical than past administrations' damaging positions.
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We will continue to expand and build upon this collaborative way of using articles and essays from The New York Times as it has been extremely effective in helping us reach our goals.
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The cancer initiative will build upon the $2 billion increase in funding approved for the National Institutes of Health last year, White House chief economist Jason Furman told reporters ahead of Obama speech.
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So far, so good — but The Exorcist is just getting started, piling twist after twist onto its basic story, in ways that both invert and build upon the structure of the original story.
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The addition of Harris, a free agent who spent the past five seasons with the Houston Astros, strengthens the Nationals' bullpen as the club looks to build upon its first World Series championship.
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"The overwhelmingly negative feelings of South Carolina Republicans toward the political establishment have helped Trump build upon the support he enjoyed since the summer," Patrick Murray, director of the Monmouth University Polling Institute, said.
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"We see an opportunity for Apple to gain high-end market share and build upon the recent near-term momentum around the iPhone 7," analyst Kulbinder Garcha wrote in a note to clients Tuesday.
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"What [Trump] ought to do is use it as a useful foundation and build upon it with the changes that have occurred in the last 23 years" like the emergence of smartphones, she said.
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Neal surrendered five runs and eight hits across 215 22/246 innings in last Sunday's loss to Seattle, failing to build upon a solid outing at home against Baltimore five days on Aug. 211.
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"We are thrilled to build upon our alliance with the NABJ to help its members advance their education and help build a more diverse journalistic field," said Reuters Editor-in-Chief Stephen J. Adler.
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The silk from a silkworm, however, lacks the strength of spider silk, and contains a toxic glue that makes it less ideal for surgery -- but it would serve as a canvas to build upon.
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Cairo wants to build upon the areas of agreement already reached between Israelis and Palestinians during the Kerry-led talks in 2013-2014 and extensive security discussions between the two sides, the official said.
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The divestiture of the Defense & Security business will allow us to focus on the Home Robots business, bring new products to market, continue our expansion in China and build upon successful new marketing campaigns.
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One thing I'd recommend to Uber is to make sure they're figuring out the best way to manage the ecosystem of developers who build upon this, much as Facebook did with their developer program.
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That's because the Twins have the second-best road record in the majors, which they will try to build upon when they continue their 10-game trek at the Seattle Mariners on Tuesday night.
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The Magic, who have yet to score fewer than 114 points, will try to build upon that triumph and push the winning streak to four straight when they visit the Charlotte Hornets on Sunday.
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Let us remember that the purpose of copyright law, after all, is to empower creators to create, to find inspiration in existing works and build upon them, which enriches the cultural ecosystem at large.
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The 2016 presidential transitions teams have the opportunity to build upon the innovation agenda of previous administrations to advance a culture of innovation that is supported and enabled by cutting-edge tech throughout government.
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What you'll find inside the below link is a bunch of tracks that build upon the Mellow Grime sound, blending the likes of J. Cole and Nipsey Hussle with AJ Tracey and P Money.
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However, I'm not really sure what makes Pac-Man CE 2 worthy of the numbered-sequel designation over DX, which did at least as much as this game to build upon the original blueprint.
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"I like to get my hands dirty and work with customers and when you have the platform and products that Box has developed, there is a tremendous opportunity to build upon that," she said.
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Josh Doctson, T.C.U., Washington Redskins One of the best vertical and red zone threats in the draft, Doctson's fantasy value will be tied to Kirk Cousins's ability to build upon his breakout 2015 season.
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There, Zinke will be presented with an opportunity to build upon Roosevelt's crowning achievement, our uniquely American public lands system, by positioning himself as a leading champion of the Land and Water Conservation Fund.
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He developed a thesis for future success: in the wake of any over-investment there would always be a related opportunity to build upon its ashes in the form of newly cheap supply chains.
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This process enables us to strengthen liquidity and reduce debt, build upon the significant operational achievements we've made in recent years and lay the foundation for long-term stability and success in the future.
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Whereas CDAC is building chips for government use and so keeping the final design secret, Shakti's engineers will publish the final designs of their chips so that any other company can build upon them.
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The push seeks to build upon an Obama-era grant program, dubbed the Smart City Challenge, which doled out federal funding for creative and innovative transportation projects in mid-sized cities around the country.
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Vargas continued to build upon his career year as he won for the fourth time in as many starts Tuesday against Detroit, permitting one run on five hits and a walk across six innings.
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As Mr. Cuomo takes his victory laps — up and down several stops — as he has every right to do, he would do well to try to seize on this success and build upon it.
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These investments are likely to give Samsung a useful profit base to build upon as the market for smartphones and all manner of connected devices continues to grow, fueling demand for microchips and modems.
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To stand together across sovereign territories as accomplices in awakened solidarity with all our relations both human and non RESPONSE To ground art in accountability, value lived experience and build upon systems of support.
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Battles have been fought and policies have been changed, and now we look to the next administration to build upon this solid digital foundation, inspiring private sector technologists to continue engaging in public service.
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"We are continuing to focus on reducing our capital expenditure and will build upon the significant improvements that we have made to our operating efficiency," Executive Chairman Peter Coates said in the company's quarterly report.
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Microsoft plans to use Lobe, which only launched into beta earlier this year, to build upon its own efforts to make building AI models easier, though, for the time being, Lobe will operate as before.
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They're wild and inventive, with a modern sense of style, like the artists at Nintendo were finally able to cut loose and took full advantage of the opportunity — rather than build upon decades old characters.
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" The investor slides for the location-based features, which Blatt says are meant to build upon each other, say the new updates will integrate the physical and digital world and "expand into broader social endeavors.
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"Plane Food To Go is a truly revolutionary concept that will roll out worldwide and build upon the massive success of the original Plane Food dining experience from Heathrow T5," Ramsay said in a statement.
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I believe it is imperative we build upon this progress by giving Americans more choice, reducing health care costs, making our health care system less complex to navigate and expanding coverage to low-income individuals.
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"This year's Sohn Investment Conference will build upon the legacy of Sohn as a unique platform for exchanging ideas with other leading investors and thinkers," said Graham Duncan, Co-Chair of The Sohn Investment Conference.
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Maybe Shulkin convinced the President-elect that VA has in fact been moving in the right direction under Secretary McDonald and that under his leadership VA will continue to build upon the progress being made.
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The rules, which build upon guidelines released in 2012, come as authorities are cracking down on online content such as literature, livestreaming, news and social media - a broad campaign aimed at controlling social discourse online.
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As Congress considers the future of health care coverage in the United States, lawmakers should build upon these programs and policies that have helped people with opioid use disorder get the treatment they desperately need.
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And in terms of bands that studied Behar's guitarwork, acts like Loma Prieta would attempt to build upon it, finding ways to reframe screamo as a means of delivering the most off-putting riffs possible.
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Our findings build upon a smaller-scale study by independent research groups that has also shown that the program was associated with an increase in post-discharge death among Medicare patients hospitalized with heart failure.
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Still others wore sweaters and coats as buffers against the cold and wind, but it was Tebow who provided most of the energy, something he hopes to build upon after his electrifying first at-bat.
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"As we shift through various proposals, I am confident we can find commonsense solutions pertaining to our changing climate that also support and build upon President Trump's strong economy," he added in the emailed statement.
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"These flights will be branded as LEVEL to build upon the huge success of our new long-haul low-cost operation," CEO Willie Walsh said, adding that tickets would be on sale from 24.99 euros ($28.89).
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Advanced algorithms used for AI are cumulative, meaning Kappra's reference to machine-learning points to how new data, techniques or procedures can be added to an existing technical infrastructure, to build upon what is already there.
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Sadly, another common factor in Syrian ceasefires, both national and local, is that the colossal efforts needed to achieve a halt to hostilities are rarely matched by efforts to maximize ceasefires' potential and build upon them.
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Munster notes that Apple has the necessary components to build upon this with technology such as its voice assistant Siri, image processing which will be key to driverless cars, and security such as its fingerprint sensor.
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"Some analysts say that investors believe that with solid oil reserves and other sectors to build upon, Iraq could have serious growth potential," said Stephen Simonis Sr., chief currency consultant at online currency broker FXDD Global.
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Republicans enter the general election at a hefty disadvantage: Since the 1992 campaign, 18 states have voted consistently for Democrats in presidential elections, giving their party a firm foundation of 303 electoral votes to build upon.
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"We continued to build upon the broad-based momentum of our business, marking 11 consecutive quarters of positive comparable sales and our fifth consecutive quarter of positive guest counts," CEO Steve Easterbrook said in a statement.
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"Among the many exciting things we're doing with American businesses, we're particularly excited about an upcoming SpaceX project that would build upon a current 'no exchange of funds' agreement we have with the company," she wrote.
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To address these concerns, the National Mitigation Investment Act allows areas prone to chronic flooding to be eligible for FEMA resiliency funding so these communities can build upon and adapt their infrastructure to reduce these impacts.
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They must all take a breath and establish a set of confidence-building measures that will create a kernel of trust upon which to draw down from this situation, learn from it and build upon it.
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As we commemorate the ninth anniversary of the Affordable Care Act, lawmakers should reflect on the progress we have made, and continue to protect and build upon what's working, while coming together to fix what isn't.
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Long before their debut album, Damaged, was released, the band would be playing these songs across the country, giving new kids an idea of what was to come, but also the ability to build upon it.
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" Cragg said St. John's would pursue an experienced coach "committed to building a championship-level program" and "ready to build upon the recent successes of our program with integrity by recruiting young men of high character.
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Long before their debut album, Damaged, was released, the band would be playing these songs across the country, giving new kids an idea of what was to come, but also the ability to build upon it.
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But 15 years on from its founding, Facebook is now far more expansive as a parent brand, and the company apparently felt it was necessary to distinguish itself from the social network it was build upon.
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GOP lawmakers active in the energy sphere said the plan would likely build upon a package of a dozen pieces of legislation that House Energy and Commerce Committee Republicans organized as part of their 2020 agenda.
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GOP lawmakers active in the energy sphere said the plan would likely build upon a package of a dozen pieces of legislation that House Energy and Commerce Committee Republicans organized as part of their 85033 agenda.
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"We have a significant amount of work underway to further build upon our efforts on climate-related risk and opportunity and we look forward to sharing more in the coming year," he said in an email.
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John Pyrovolakis is the founder and CEO of Innovation Accelerator Foundation, which brings together innovation experts, best-in-class innovation practices and game-changing technology platforms to help build upon the United States' innovation competitive advantage.
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Against the background of a country torn by political and natural forces, the artists of PÒTOPRENS build upon the materiality of their immediate surroundings, at once exposing the vulnerability of their conditions and heroically transcending them.
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Now, we are at a really exciting stage: The launch of our new e-tail store has been a success, and we have some new major sales accounts I'm very pleased with and aim to build upon.
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"It's up to us as members of the CBC and as a country to ensure we can build upon his incredible legacy by working to make sure Hillary Clinton becomes our next Commander in Chief," he said.
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Ireland's cabinet on Tuesday began to build upon the no-deal contingency plans it issued last month by seeking to reassure business of the availability of additional transport capacity and patients of the security of medicine supplies.
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"I am truly privileged for the opportunity to now serve as Interim Superintendent of the Chicago Police Department and build upon the incredible work done by Superintendent Johnson and the dedicated police officers in Chicago," he continued.
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This caucus will build upon the success of the E-Tech Caucus, which informs lawmakers about the value of a robust video game industry and has grown to more than 85033 members since its launch in 2011.
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"The United States should fully enforce all existing sanctions on North Korea and undertake a comprehensive diplomatic effort to urge allies and other countries to fully enforce, and build upon, existing international sanctions," the conference report says.
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And so that means the next chancellor needs to build upon our existing efforts to create great relationships in Sacramento with the people that fund us and to work with the business community and the education community.
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The psychic reportedly told her to leave her home in Connecticut and move out west to appease the vengeful ghosts and to continuously build upon a home to avoid her demise at the hands of the spirits.
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Republicans were able to build upon the changes then-Senate majority leader Harry Reid initiated for cabinet nominees and filibuster rules during the Obama administration, for example, and Democrats could certainly do the same with this update.
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While national factors contribute to this economic boost, Springboard's active engagement in community arts has created a cornerstone for the Fergus Falls economy to build upon, filling the void left by the closure of the mental hospital.
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My War is the record that would allow bands like the Melvins to find a blueprint from which they could continually build upon, and it offered a different approach to the emerging crossover between hardcore and metal.
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The core of it though, I describe it as a community because that actually gives us opportunities to expand and build upon other things, like the breaking news and news content that we're experimenting with right now.
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At the same time, U.S. officials should prod Zelensky to build upon recent Ukrainian reforms in health and other areas that will improve governance, enhance living standards, and give Washington more reason to embrace the embattled state.
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As the 352nd SOW returns to their home station at RAF Mildenhall, UK, they will take their lessons learned and build upon their techniques and procedures as they prepare for their next visit to the high north.
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We haven't decided in any way how we're going to build on this, but we did look at this as being a foundational year, just to be sure that we have a really solid base to build upon.
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But bloated bonuses seem to have calmed employee unease, at least to some degree, and the company appears to have sold the idea that the deal could build upon its mission to get adult smokers off of cigarettes.
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Though planned long in advance with the focus on improving transatlantic relations, we also viewed this event as an opportunity to present President Zelensky to various EU and U.S. officials and to build upon the enhanced government ties.
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The administration is expected to announce a repeal of the ban on lethal arms sales to Vietnam, a welcome step that would build upon the 2014 decision to lift restrictions on sales of weapons related to maritime security.
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The company hired a small engineering team to work on it nine months ago, he said, and they "basically started over" by making a new version of the Moment app that they can build upon in the future.
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Marines ran in 22015-man squads over roughly five miles of Okinawa jungle and through 2312 obstacles in JWTC's culminating event, which helps to build upon what the Marines learned through the previous week of jungle warfare training.
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Games like Destiny and GTA Online build upon single-player experiences, but multiplayer features as you describe them are optional — you can play Destiny without friends, and Grand Theft Auto 5 is itself a single-player-only experience.
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It has sought to build upon its brands over the last decade, extending its Shark vacuum business to include steam mops and irons, and its Ninja kitchen appliance business to include one-pot cookers as well as blenders.
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Why the deal was signed: The Obama administration designated India as a major defense partner for the United States, and the Trump administration hopes to build upon that with the new agreement as China looms in the region.
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On his campaign website, Biden says his vision on health care is to make sure the "peace of mind of health insurance is a right, not a privilege," and that he will "defend and build upon" the ACA.
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Looking ahead, Feagin said Ant Financial's focus for now is to build upon its existing nine relationships with local partners and expanding its customer base among them, with the possibility of "selectively" adding new allies in the future.
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DevOps as a team may be gone sooner than later, but its practices will be carried on to whole development teams so that we can continue to build upon what it has brought us in the past years.
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I think we would have potentially made a different record if we had retained the other two guys in the band, but because we lost them we felt we needed to build upon what we'd done on Raise.
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In Montana, a state Mr. Trump carried by 20 points in 2016, the primary contest for Jon Tester's Senate seat is a pivotal race for Republicans hoping to retain or build upon their slim majority in the Senate.
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"Millions have been displaced by the violence in the region, but this decision still represented a six-fold increase from the prior year, and was a meaningful step that we hope to build upon," Rice said on Monday.
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These engagements are opportunities for Norway and the US, to steadily build upon a strong bond, founded on shared values and desires for a robust Trans-Atlantic unity and stability in the European theater and the Arctic region.
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"Her goals are to thank law enforcement and social services providers for their hard work, lend support, and hear more on how the administration can build upon the already existing efforts to reunite children with their families," said Grisham.
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In the end, the Liberals chose a mixture of proposals designed to build upon advances made since 2015 while adding promises for big-ticket items such as expanding a program to provide coverage for the cost of prescription drugs.
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It added she wanted to hear more about "how the administration can build upon the already existing efforts to reunite children with their families" — which is confusing because that does not seem to be part of the administration's efforts.
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The words in Notes on the Cinematograph are points of departure, a foundation to build upon, which gives them their strength (in this way, they share a connection with Brian Eno and Peter Schmidt's Oblique Strategies deck of cards).
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Any improv performer will tell you that the first rule of improv is to say yes to what your scene partner offers and the second is to say and, and build upon your scene partner's offering with your own.
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These incidents and their aftermath have understandably drawn a substantial amount of America's media and mental bandwidth as they build upon ongoing narratives of and debates on racial tensions and policing tactics—a foothold of relevance Glenn's attack lacked.
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Seville Classics 3-Tier Resin Slat Utility Shoe Rack, $29.99, available at AmazonThis rack is very easy to assemble, plus you can build upon it once your shoe collection grows by stacking multiple units on top of each other.
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"We're very interested to see how the summit will build upon the first summit in Singapore and what sort of specific deliverables and outcomes will come out of it," Lee said during a recent phone interview with The Hill.
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"I shall continue, preserve, and build upon the royal legacy and shall reign with righteousness for the benefit and happiness of the people forever," the new king said in his post-coronation royal command, according to an unofficial translation.
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"The complementary WildHorse assets build upon our existing Eagle Ford position and with our Powder River Basin position gives us two powerful oil growth engines in our portfolio," Chesapeake Chief Executive Doug Lawler said on a call with analysts.
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Congress should build upon the robust and successful foundation laid by the ABLE Act, by giving more Americans with disabilities access to this valuable financial tool and providing account holders with more flexibility in how they manage their accounts.
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"Professional engagements with our allies, partners and friends in the region are opportunities to build upon our existing, strong relationships," Commander Andrew J. Klug, the captain of the U.S. destroyer, the USS William P. Lawrence, said in a statement.
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But when there is a basic lack of integrity at the top, these do not easily self-correct; rather, they build upon themselves because of an impulse to cover up and layer new deceptions on top of old deceit.
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"Our healthy brands and strong balance sheet position us well to compete in today's market and we are excited to build upon our strengths and seize the many opportunities ahead," Chairman and CEO Jay Schottenstein said in a statement.
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It is true that every system has its faults and needs improvement, but we are in an excellent position to learn from, adapt and build upon peer countries' health practices and maybe overtake Costa Rica into that 30th place.
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Fortunately, the visibility of DDoS attacks over the last several years has helped educate the marketplace, and today most large companies have some basic level of DDoS protection in place which they can — and must — build upon over time.
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He added that his report was not intended to criticize the Fix NYC plan, but to build upon the work of the task force and help come up with the most effective way to address growing congestion from cars.
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At Disrupt, students will get a mini version of WAVE, meeting 1:1 with Silicon Valley's top tech talent, receiving direct access to professionals who will help build upon their knowledge of the limitless opportunities for a career in tech.
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"Alongside these fund flows, we've continued to expand our capacity to attract new clients and build upon our existing client relationships, both in the UK and in Asia, and this bodes well for our future growth," Bellamy said in a statement.
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" Continued Purdue, "While we would have liked to see more progress on work requirements for SNAP recipients and forest management reforms, the conference agreement does include several helpful provisions and we will continue to build upon these through our authorities.
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Rather than build upon the sci-fi / horror formula he had created in 1979, Scott went in a different direction with a film that was much more concerned with questions about the origins of humanity and our place in the universe.
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"We hope to build upon the results of this study as more agencies nationwide may use it as a base to expand their research and knowledge about this new mode of transportation," said a spokesperson with the Austin Public Health Department.
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Going it alone seems like a big challenge for a newcomer to the auto industry like Dyson – but Conze tells Wired it's actually going to be an advantage in many ways, because they don't have to build upon what came before.
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"Given the passion for these characters, there was only one person who could build upon the legacy to reimagine Jodie for a whole new generation, and that person is Tracee Ellis Ross," Chris McCarthy, president of MTV, said in a statement.
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"Her goals are to thank law enforcement and social services providers for their hard work, lend support and hear more on how the administration can build upon the already existing efforts to reunite children with their families," the statement added.
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By releasing the big Flickr dataset, Shamma, now a senior research scientist at FX Palo Alto Laboratory, felt he and his colleagues had an opportunity to hand a big, licensed pile of images to researchers so they could build upon it.
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"We are investing heavily in this brand and believe there is a tremendous opportunity to build upon the heritage experience and nostalgia of FAO Schwarz," Kirk McLean, co-founder of ThreeSixty Group, said in a news release announcing the deal.
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"The EIU expects President Trump to build upon this context by offering economic sweeteners which will include some easing of sanctions against the hermit state, in exchange for a credible plan towards disarming the country of its nuclear weapons," she said.
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Fizz improves the newest version of the Transport Layer Security protocol, and by making it open source, Facebook is sharing this technology with the community at large where others can take advantage of and build upon the work Facebook has done.
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Perhaps more important, Ryan could idly promise his members that the House bill had to pass to keep the process moving—that the Senate would refine it, improve it, build upon it, but the House's explicit position would never become law.
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"Today's landmark vote represents a victory for all shareholders and opens a new chapter for TIM, in which the company can build upon a foundation of improved governance to secure sustained value creation for all stakeholders," Elliott said in a note.
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Speaking in Warsaw at the conclusion of a security summit meeting with European leaders, Mr. Obama said the United States had suffered "a tough week," but he pledged to try to build upon good will among protesters and police officers alike.
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Now is the time for leadership in Washington, DC to build upon the momentum of Brain Injury Awareness Day and declare war on TBI, focused on investment in finding better therapies to improve the lives of its victims and their families.
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"The Administration's defense-trade focused initiatives build upon our long tradition of economic diplomacy and direct the United States Government to support America's defense industry by strengthening our advocacy for defense sales that are in our national interest," the official said.
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It's a reference to Apple's attempt to build upon and perfect the latest version of the OS. The biggest piece of that puzzle is APFS (short for Apple File System), a system Apple has been talking up since the last WWDC.
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These bills are models that have been carefully crafted first to set the groundwork for creating legal precedent for banning abortion before the point of viability, then to use that groundwork to build upon in an effort to dismantle Roe v.
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Former Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel, who served as the first White House chief to Obama, said Democratic presidential candidates were being extraordinarily short-sighted and wrong-headed by assailing the Obama administration's record, rather than trying to build upon it.
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Neil Bradley, the executive vice president and chief policy officer for the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, said he hoped Mr. Trump would offer a vision for how the country could build upon his past successes to seek more growth and opportunity.
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Armed with our new knowledge of all our parts, often in conflict with one another, we are now in a position to build upon all that is good about us and to change that which does not serve us well.
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"CBS All Access continues to build upon its great mix of programming — from original series, to sports and special events — and we've strategically programmed 2020 to bring subscribers an 'always on' calendar of must-watch series and events," he added.
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No winner emerged largely because the conversations were redundant, a parroting of the same talking points -- "we must stomp out corporate corruption", "we should build upon Obamacare, not scrap it" -- and the same issues -- health care, political experience, corporate responsibility, etc.
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"Not only are we going to sustain that progress, we're going to build upon that progress, and we are never going back to the years when this city wasn't safe," he told more than 500 recruits at the city's police academy.
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Duterte meanwhile has also appeared to have surrounded himself with a good economic team, composed mostly of "seasoned technocrats" who could build upon the gains of Aquino, who is largely credited for stabilizing the economy when most in the region were stumbling.
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The Air Force is looking to build upon what service scientists have described to Warrior Maven as early iterations of AI. Alongside sensors, networks and weapons, software is also indispensable to the hugely impactful areas of sustainment, logistics and condition-based maintenance.
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Maeda added some muscle in hopes he can avoid the fatigue that plagued him after the All-Star break last season (4.25 ERA in the second half) and a cutter to his repertoire during the offseason to build upon his impressive rookie campaign.
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It's just about to launch another game based on massively nostalgic IP with Wizards Unite, all while working on slowly opening up its armory of AR frameworks (and its massive database of locational points of interest) for third-party developers to build upon.
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"Quest Software and SonicWALL provide mission-critical software to a large and loyal base of over 33,000 customers, and we see significant opportunity to build upon the company's impressive technology and product portfolio," Francisco CEO Dipanjan "DJ" Deb said in a statement.
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It was the White House taking point on a priority, but it also offered legislators basic principles to build upon rather than trying to stuff a fully-formed bill down legislators' throats, as in the case of the initial ACA replacement bill.
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During this training, the dogs build upon the basic commands taught to them by their puppy raisers and learn tasks that will be important during their life as a service dog, like opening doors, turning lights on and off and pushing a wheelchair.
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Research has led to a "pivot point" where scientists can build upon all the lessons that have been learned in the industry, said Dr. Adam Gazzaley, a professor at the University of California, San Francisco and founding director of the Neuroscience Imaging Center.
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Clinton said that she wanted to build upon the Affordable Care Act, while Mr. Sanders wanted to scrap it in favor of a universal health plan that would empower the states — and potentially Republican governors, who she has said cannot be trusted.
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Working with established superheroes places particular demands on a writer, as it involves two kinds of collaboration: An author works with an illustrator to tell a story, but the author must also build upon what earlier creative teams have established about the character.
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The trip was seen as an opportunity for the president to reaffirm the country's leadership role in the world, along with conveying a message of solidarity to allies and to build upon vital relationships – highlighted at events including the G-7 summit.
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Manchester, New Hampshire (CNN)Marco Rubio on Tuesday scooped up an endorsement from a veteran Republican activist in New Hampshire as he looks to build upon a third-place finish in Iowa that has bolstered his credentials as a leading GOP establishment candidate.
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While it's cool that anyone will be able to check out what the space agency's been up to, what's probably more important is that other researchers will have easier access to build upon NASA-funded work, with one discovery hopefully inspiring others.
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Amazon has not released sales figures for Echo, but its rise in popularity and the ability to build upon and integrate with the companion Alexa API have moved the Echo front and center as a must-have device for the smart home.
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To ensure that a new NAFTA can build upon the success of its predecessor, and railways can continue to operate and grow in concert with the demands of the North American economy, negotiators should recognize the role that railways play in facilitating trade.
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Now, Ivanka will have the chance to build upon this foundation of friendship across the pond, in the company of dozens of other women at the forefront of business and government in Europe, the Middle East, North and South America, and Australia.
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As much as advocates would like to see the much-needed criminal justice reforms incorporated in the SRCA passed sooner rather than later, it's just as important to continue to build upon the unprecedented bipartisan support for this reform and ensure passage.
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That would represent a major rejig of revenue streams for Jollibee, which ranks No. 21 among Asia's listed quick service restaurant firms, and would build upon plans to cut its reliance on its domestic market to 252.0400% of sales in the "medium term".
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"I've tried to build upon the legacy I've inherited from Jon by trying to find more diverse voices, and trying to find more writers who may not be the best-selling writers who we were already interviewing," he said in an interview.
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In a statement, Disabled American Veterans said it was pleased with the selection, adding, "The acting secretary is himself a veteran, and we have no doubt he will continue to build upon the strong foundation put in place" by his two predecessors.
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We are so excited to unveil this new Instant family of appliances in response to that feedback and look forward to continuing to lead the category and build upon our loyal and passionate fan base to further spread the Instant Pot brand love.
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Three, moving beyond the immediate crisis calls for repatriation policies that support the development of sustainable locally based programs that can help these children and their families to cope with traumas and stigma, build upon their strengths and integrate into their communities.
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The goal, said the museum in its email, is "to build upon our commitment to providing an environment where every member of staff feels secure, respected, and valued, and where issues that arise are handled not only appropriately but as swiftly as possible."
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Credit Suisse said "Microsoft can reasonably achieve Commercial Cloud revenues of $100 Billion" by fiscal year 2024," while UBS said cloud computing is "an area where GOOG mgmt will continue heavy levels of investment to maintain/build upon recent end market success.
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It seemed like his off night would be of little importance, however, when Philippe Coutinho sent a gorgeous, curling shot off the goalpost and into the net in the 20th minute to give Brazil a lead that it seemed eager to build upon.
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He was on the way to spend the evening with a friend of his when he became distracted by the beginnings of a song, just a little string part he thought he could build upon, and stepped into the street against traffic.
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"This process enables us to strengthen liquidity and reduce debt, build upon the significant operational achievements we've made in recent years and lay the foundation for long-term stability and success in the future," Peabody Chief Executive Officer Glenn Kellow said in a statement.
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It's also not just about bringing new characters and stories to the table: it's about experimenting and maintaining a creative process: new creations lead to other new creations and ideas that build upon one another, which ultimately leads to a richer world to play in.
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It's now not uncommon to see studios put together a far-reaching package of intellectual property to reach fans, with not just comics and tie-in novels, but also a larger constellation of stories that build upon and add to the film at the center.
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"With his extensive and diversified track record of leadership and experience, I am confident that as our new CEO in India, Rohit will build upon Ind-Ra's market-leading reputation for quality, insightfulness and excellence," said Brett Hemsley, Fitch Group's Head of Asia-Pacific.
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Wiggins, who is focusing on the track in Rio, added that his performance at the 2012 Tour de France gave him a clear indication that he was primed for glory in London and hoped Froome would be able to build upon a similar platform.
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As Congress continues working on Fiscal Year 2019 funding levels, clean energy advocates and policymakers would do well to build upon the great success of 2018 by funding job-training programs to help meet our clean energy goals and secure global leadership in these industries.
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The challenging scenario for Trump would come if the Democrats were to nominate an articulate and patriotic critic of foreign interventions, who could build upon the strides the Democrats had with women in the suburbs while regaining the support of rural counties ravaged by war.
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"These actions build upon President Trump's May 8 decision to cease the United States' participation in the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA) and begin reimposing US sanctions that had been lifted under the JCPOA, including against the Central Bank of Iran," Tuesday's statement said.
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Though season two leaves Cora behind, focusing on Ambrose as he returns to his hometown to investigate a double homicide committed by an 11-year-old boy, the move is only physical, as the show promises to build upon the foundation set in season one.
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And it is a timely one, as Biden hopes to build upon that lead in the next major day of contests Tuesday, when Democrats in Idaho, Michigan, Mississippi, Missouri, North Dakota, Washington, and abroad will get to select their choice for the party's nominee.
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"I have confidence that Ambassador Barrett will lead the way in maintaining air and space dominance and continue to build upon the initiatives, leadership and example set forth by Secretary Heather Wilson," added McSally, a retired Air Force pilot, calling Barrett a close friend. Sen.
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"The idea was to take our existing technology and build upon it and get into the local homeland security market," said Rai, the cofounder of Staqu Technologies which began as an image recognition and data analysis firm in Gurgaon, a satellite city near New Delhi.
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Over the next 12 months Price's team would start working through the options for a U.S. deal, and the Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership (T-TIP), which the United States is now negotiating with the EU, is "a great piece of work to build upon," he said.
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"I am excited to work with the Board of Regents and my colleagues throughout the Institution to build upon its legacy and to ensure that the Smithsonian will be even more relevant and more meaningful and reach more people in the future," he said in the statement.
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Why it matters: This gives Niantic, which also is the San Francisco-based creator of "Ingress" and "Pokemon Go," a chance to show how it can work with partners — and begin to turn the game system it has created into a platform others companies can build upon.
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"The success of this first phase is a foundation for the tidal industry to build upon to ensure we develop a new energy sector which can deliver clean, predictable and affordable power from the U.K.'s own abundant resources," Tim Cornelius, Atlantis CEO, said in a statement.
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In examining the voters who do back her in a new Morning Consult poll, however, there's clearly existing support from African American voters and women that she could continue to build upon — backing that could help her secure key primaries, especially in southern states like South Carolina.
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"Six decades after Sputnik, a refined version of the rocket that put the first artificial satellite in orbit remains the mainstay of Russia's space program — a stunning tribute to the country's technological prowess, but also a sign it has failed to build upon its achievements," Isachenkov writes.
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By passing legislation allowing for integrated planning of our water resources, making the environmental review process more efficient, and reducing abusive lawsuits, Congress and the Trump administration can build upon past progress made in protecting our environment, critical infrastructure, and supporting those responsible for these foundational needs.
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Clearly, we — and by "we," I mean a broad coalition of governmental policymakers, community leaders, law enforcement and the healthcare industry — need to build upon existing efforts to do a better job of providing patients and families a safe, environmentally responsible way to dispose of unused medications.
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The most recent ruling overturns decades of precedent about the spirit of innovation that up to this point has governed computer science: an environment in which developers build upon and improve others' work, and write compatible programs designed to adapt to multiple ecosystems and the latest technology.
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The fourteen modestly scaled paintings in his current exhibition, Steve DiBenedetto: Pre-Linguistic Granola, at Half Gallery (April 12 – May 14, 783) build upon the breakthroughs of his last New York show, Mile High Psychiatry, at Derek Eller (March 20 – April 18, 2015), just a year ago.
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We're not interested in moral victories, we're not running people across the board without being able to win in very real ways that help us build upon a story of left populist multiracial politics that is viable and necessary and able to win against right-wing nationalists.
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But we must also do more to build upon the progress we've made thanks to Obamacare with policies such as lowering the Medicare enrollment age, allowing Americans to buy into or automatically enroll in Medicare, and allowing Medicare to import and negotiate the price of drugs.
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Junior quarterback Kyle Lauletta looks to build upon a season in which he threw for 219,216 yards and 22 touchdowns, and he will lean heavily on senior wideout Brian Brown, who led the CAA with 23 catches and posted career highs in yards (245,20143) and touchdowns (six).
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The RNC and the Trump 2020 campaign are already in daily communication with each other—Parscale even went on "Fox & Friends" with the RNC's McDaniel Thursday morning—and are both spending millions to build upon Trump's strength with small-dollar donors and expand their supporter lists.
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If (through greater stimulus, more aggressive Federal Reserve nominees, or dumb luck) he had presided over a more rapid and broadly shared recovery, or had managed to squeeze more radical reforms out of the political system, then Clinton's pledge to build upon his legacy would be more resonant.
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" In an email, Anna Heaton, a spokeswoman for Mr. Snyder, said: "We're always grateful for support from our federal partners for assistance that could build upon state efforts already underway to help the people of Flint, addressing both immediate needs and challenges that will be faced into the future.
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"I have full confidence in Eric and Margaret's ability to manage the consumer business on a standalone basis and I look forward to continuing to build upon our recent success while the board explores strategic opportunities for the company," co-founder and director Jim Cramer said in the statement.
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"I don't know what exercises they are planning, but in the same way the United States and China have a military-to-military relationship, I'm not surprised that Russia and China are seeking to build upon their military-to-military relationship as well," he told a regular briefing.
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"With our combined experience and expertise, together we will build upon the guest experience at Whistler Blackcomb while preserving the unique brand and character of the resort as an iconic Canadian destination for guests around the world," Rob Katz, chairman and CEO of Vail Resorts, said in the statement.
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Kelley Robinson, the National Organizing Director at Planned Parenthood Action Fund, said the July training event, called The Power of Pink, will bring together 3,000 activists and leaders in Detroit and give them various resources for going back into their communities to then build upon the organization's network.
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However, rather than starting over from scratch, I believe the right answer for southern Minnesotans, and all Americans, is for Republicans and Democrats to join together to build upon the gains of the Affordable Care Act and adopt necessary improvements that help make health insurance more affordable for all.
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After the launch of Pokémon GO, Niantic started focusing on taking the tools they've already built (their massive database of real world locations, the game engine, and the server architecture that makes the whole 'real world game' experience work) and opening them up for third parties to build upon.
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So here's what Congress, in these relatively good economic times, could start and a new presidential administration in 2021 could build upon: Provide matching grants to states that invest more in their colleges, encouraging them to sustain their existing funding for colleges and to restore it to past levels.
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His approach is to explain the points of grammar and their natural acquisition in the order in which a toddler develops language skills, a brilliant strategy that allows him to begin with the most basic concepts and build upon them while simultaneously exemplifying the descriptive nature of his work.
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Given the continued epidemic of violence in schools, the newly formed American Psychological Association National Task Force on Violence against Educators will collaborate with many national organizations, build upon the results of the previous Task Force, and broaden the focus to examine and address these issues in 2020.
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"We've been focused on the safety of our platform since the very beginning, and today's updates build upon our existing tools, such as our spam and abusive content filters and the ability to report or block accounts," Instagram's chief technology officer, Mike Krieger, said in a blog post.
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Among its 3,500 customers are the GPS company Garmin, greeting card giant Hallmark and the jet engine manufacturing division of GE. In a statement, Cisco said it intends to build upon Jasper's efforts by adding industrial-grade Wi-Fi and improving its ability to analyze data gathered from devices.
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"As this one coincides with the first full moon of the regular calendar year, it's a good time to contemplate what things — ideas, habits, practices — you may wish to leave behind, and what you want to bring into your life and build upon for the year to come," she says.
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"We've been focused on the safety of our platform since the very beginning, and today's updates build upon our existing tools, such as our spam and abusive content filters and the ability to report or block accounts," Instagram co-founder and CTO Mike Krieger said in a statement about the updates.
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His top advisers say he will also emphasize the need to bridge the political divisions that have thrown the House and Senate into dysfunction and to build upon the signs of life that Congress exhibited late last year in approving a compromise budget deal along with major transportation and education legislation.
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We will build upon the important work done by the House of Representatives' Bipartisan Task Force for Combating Anti-Semitism, working together to address this urgent issue and to identify and highlight areas where we can take action and develop solutions to eliminate hatred from our communities and from our country.
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Varjo wants to take on companies like Magic Leap, Microsoft and Meta to create mixed reality headsets that build upon its display technology, though this technology isn't really suited for transparent display systems like waveguides so it would still rely on pass-through camera displays to pull of the mixed reality.
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"Today is a momentous occasion for our team here at Niantic which has been hard at work to deliver these additional Pokémon and build upon the encounter and capture mechanics for our passionate global community of Trainers playing Pokémon Go," Niantic founder and CEO John Hanke was quoted as saying.
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We are hopeful that Congress will continue to build upon recent progress by working with this Administration and the next to ensure proper implementation of FATAA and GFSA and by continuing to advance the positive provisions included in the defense authorization and appropriations bill by the end of this year.
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There have been other significant movements from Google in the past several months on the consumer side of virtual reality, though most have been devoted to more broad platforms like Cardboard and Project Tango, which give third-party VR and AR hardware manufacturers and content creators a system to build upon.
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The steady revenue stream offered by a subscription model gives the neobank a strong foundation to build upon when it comes to upcoming products and entering new markets, both of which could put the neobank in front of new users who could eventually be cross-sold into Tandem's credit card offering.
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"These initiatives build upon 3M's long track record of industry leadership to enhance the sustainability of its products, even while the weight of scientific evidence does not establish that PFAS cause any adverse human health effects at current or past levels typically found in the environment," 170.503M said in September.
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The partnership between the two companies will allow the Nebula marketplace, or the place where those consenting to share their genetic data can earn Nebula's cryptocurrency called "Nebula tokens" to build upon Veritas open-source software platform Arvados, which can process and share large amounts of genetic information and other big data.
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In theory, someone seeking to craft a new populist message could build upon Trump's popularity with non-college-educated white voters by uniting their economic concerns with those of the more than 50 million black, Asian, and Hispanic-Americans over the age of 25 who also do not have a bachelor's degree.
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The proposed acquisition of Earnest, an online loan origination platform focused primarily on the student loan refinance market, is the latest in a series of acquisitions announced by NAVI in recent years as it aims to build upon its core servicing competencies and diversify its earnings away from its shrinking student loan portfolio.
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In theory, someone seeking to craft a new populist message could build upon Trump's popularity with non-college-educated white voters by uniting their economic concerns with those of the more than 50 million black, Asian, and Hispanic-Americans over the age of 281 who also do not have a bachelor's degree.
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As the opportunity to build upon the ACA in a Clinton administration gave way to the reality that its coverage expansion might be reversed under President Donald Trump, its progressive skeptics—supporters of single-payer insurance or a public option—have come home, drawing its favorability above water for the first time ever.
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If all storytellers ever do is build and build upon one large model, setting up sequel after sequel, it diminishes the individual stories within, every victory or loss just a side stop at this particular junction because we've met the quota of film reel or pages until the next installment rolls around.
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"We've been focused on the safety of our platform since the very beginning, and today's updates build upon our existing tools, such as our spam and abusive content filters and the ability to report or block accounts," Instagram co-founder and chief technology officer Mike Krieger said in a press release on Tuesday.
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"SPD's use of force-related policies should more clearly define and describe when force is, and is not, authorized; create standards that more clearly define and build upon minimum legal requirements; and more clearly and consistently articulate a commitment to protecting the sanctity of life and de-escalation," the state report said.
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"We commend HBCUs for all that they have done and continue to do to inspire and foster success in their students, preserve our history, and ensure that we remember, learn from, and build upon the past to create a brighter and more prosperous future for all Americans," the president said in the proclamation.
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"We've been focused on the safety of our platform since the very beginning, and today's updates build upon our existing tools, such as our spam and abusive content filters and the ability to report or block accounts," Instagram co-founder and chief technology officer Mike Krieger said in a press release on Tuesday.
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While Mr. Wisniewski may have been hoping for a proxy battle for the soul of the Democratic Party, Mr. Sanders lost the New Jersey primary last year by a large margin, his 37 percent dwarfed by Hillary Clinton's 63 percent share, leaving Mr. Wisniewski with a smaller liberal base to build upon.
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"Scott Keogh, who led Audi to excellence in the U.S., will build upon the momentum and implement the next stage in the growth strategy as we continue to develop Volkswagen into a more relevant player in North America," said Dr. Herbert Diess, CEO of Volkswagen AG. Woebcken will remain with Volkswagen as a consultant.
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The young chocolate company is run by the 28-year-old Edwin Yansané, a curious and well-traveled chocolatier who set out to build upon the French savoir-faire in chocolate-making by incorporating spices, herbs and various ingredients from other cultures, many of which are already part of the fabric of the city.
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Modern work-family obligations, and the fact that the United States is the only wealthy country to not guarantee paid — let alone unpaid — leave for its workers, also suggest it is time we build upon the successes of the FMLA and establish a comprehensive, inclusive national paid family and medical leave ("paid leave") program.
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Empower cities to combat the affordability crisis at home: Build on President Obama's "Strong Cities, Strong Communities" initiative by driving an interagency effort from the White House to build upon the capacity of local governments to develop and execute their plans, access technical support and get the resources they need when they need them.
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I was already proud to support Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Anti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Republicans plot comeback in New Jersey MORE for President because she will build upon President Obama's progress for an economy that works for everyone.
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Mr. Moon, who has faced criticisms from the conservative opposition that his government was moving too quickly in its overtures to the North and opening a potential rift with Washington, had planned to build upon a potential breakthrough between Pyongyang and Washington during a Pompeo visit by advancing economic and other ties between the two Koreas.
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The We Have Voice Collective, a new group of female and non-binary musicians in jazz and experimental music, plans to release a Code of Conduct on Tuesday that aims to build upon the conversations sparked by jazz's own #MeToo movement, clearly articulating what a more equitable workplace might look like and setting expectations for change.
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If The Zium Museum is about anything, it's about that experience of going to an art gallery or a museum and encountering the cumulative effect that rises out of having all this disparate art put together in the same space; the way installations recast the more traditional art around them, the way curation places individual pieces so that they build upon each other.
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As long as we continue to do that, and the label is helping us build upon that and expand upon that, and hopefully a lot of bands that are doing special things, if anyone can take away anything, it's to support the world and community around you that you think is doing a special thing instead of tearing other things down.
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Ten months later -- and a few weeks after new fall shows have debuted -- viewers have indeed made room in their lives for a new family: NBC's heart and humor-filled drama "This is Us." Last week's episode notched almost 10 million total viewers and became the first scripted show to build upon lead-in "The Voice" -- NBC's golden goose -- in the all-important 18-49 demographic.
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The report specifically looked at UK websites, and there is no concrete indication that this is the case for the U.S. However, the revelation about health data's place in the advertising information ecosystem is still revealing no matter the country: When you search websites like WebMD, advertisers know about it and can use that data to build upon what they know about you, and sell you things.
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"In so doing, we aim to create something new, vibrant, highly relevant, and worth visiting daily … completely distinct from our other properties and sit within a separate corporate subsidiary," Here's the full memo, obtained by The Wall Street Journal's Ben Mullin: Full @Gawker memo from Bryan Goldberg: "We won't recreate Gawker exactly as it was, but we will build upon Gawker's legacy and triumphs — and learn from its missteps." pic.twitter.
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A House Judiciary Committee aide said litigation reform remains a priority for Chairman Bob GoodlatteRobert (Bob) William GoodlatteImmigrant advocacy groups shouldn't be opposing Trump's raids Top Republican releases full transcript of Bruce Ohr interview It's time for Congress to pass an anti-cruelty statute MORE (R-Va.), who hopes to build upon the litigation reform bills passed by the House last Congress, including the Lawsuit Abuse Reduction Act.
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We focus resources on suicide prevention, expand the mental health workforce by bringing in more trained professionals, drive evidence-based care, advance compassionate communication between doctors and families with loved ones who suffer from serious mental illness, and most importantly, truly scrutinize the outcomes so that we continue to learn what will improve our mental health system, and build upon the foundation we've worked to secure with this bill.
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Simler and Hanson build upon a number of research advances, such as Jonathan Haidt's work on the righteous mind and Robert Trivers work on evolutionary psychology to undergird their thesis in the first few chapters, and then they apply that thesis to a series of other fields (ten, in fact) in relatively brief and facile chapters to describe how the elephant in the brain affects us in every sphere of human activity.
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In the wake of the election and the inconsistencies between President Donald Trump's proposed policies and the way he and his family members run their businesses (specifically, the rate at which Trump-branded products are imported from other countries despite pushing a strong "Buy American" political platform), Glaum Lathbury and Brewer decided to build upon the values that inspired Jumpsuit, such as waste-reduction, ethical production, and egalitarianism, with a more pointed project.
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If Clinton is to embrace and build upon President Obama's truly progressive education legacy, she must commit to ensuring: (i) a great public school choice for every family, (ii) a quality teacher in everyclassroom – well-trained, supported, and ready to teach on day one, (iii) the resources to provide a fair chance for everychild to achieve at high levels, and (iv) a quality college experience, as well as an affordable one, for every family.
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It will also build upon existing measures adopted by policymakers in Washington and our allies abroad, including the White House National Strategy for Counterterrorism; State-USAID-DOD Stabilization Assistance Review (SAR), which promotes interagency coordination in stabilizing conflict-affected areas; UN Pathways to Peace Report, which called on the World Bank and UN to support inclusive governance to reduce conflict; and a commitment by the World Bank for $6900 billion in aid to fragile states.
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Candidates like Bernie SandersBernie SandersWarren to protest with striking Chicago teachers Sanders: 'Outrageous' to suggest Gabbard 'is a foreign asset' Democratic strategist: Sanders seeking distance from Warren could 'backfire' MORE and Kamala HarrisKamala Devi HarrisClinton attacks on Gabbard become flashpoint in presidential race Poll: Biden holds 10-point lead nationally over Warren Trump declines to participate in Weather Channel 2020 climate change special MORE have so far been unable to expand their base and build upon their name recognition to solidly their support.
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At their final pre-Iowa debate on Sunday evening, Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders went multiple rounds on the issue, with Sanders insisting that the federal government should consolidate all health spending subsidies into a single-payer system, and Clinton arguing both that Sanders's plan contains weaknesses, and that, on a pragmatic basis, it would be wiser for Democrats to build upon and strengthen the post-Obamacare status quo, rather than dive back into another contentious debate over a much more radical health care reform agenda.
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We can expect more of this combination of digital attacks and disinformation to augment tensions in the Middle East and distract the U.S. Finally, Russia will continue to exert greater influence over North Korea to undermine any potential détente between North Korea and the U.S. The bottom line: Putin's future efforts will build upon the tactics that have proven successful and combine them into an expansive, global campaign that will either force NATO to evolve into a 21st-century alliance or completely undermine it.
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