Just as Gingrich had radically centralized control in 1995, Speaker Thomas Reed had radically centralized control in 1890.
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Just as Gingrich had radically centralized control in 1995, Republican Speaker Thomas Reed had radically centralized control in 1890.
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The centralized solution works just fine for them, and, because it's centralized, they know who to call if something goes wrong.
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Unfortunately, we are exposing one of the weaknesses in our country of not having centralized health care and centralized laboratory testing.
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A couple of years ago, Facebook organized these tools — like Safety Check, Community Help and Fundraisers — all under a centralized "Crisis Response" centralized hub.
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So when Newt Gingrich took over the speakership in 1995, he centralized power in the position in a way it had not been centralized since 1910.
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As I have written before, centralized governance is no longer possible on a blockchain infrastructure, because centralized institutions —such as governments and corporations— have lost the ability to regulate the system.
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The great irony of losing The Awl to brainless data and centralized platforms is that John Herrman wrote so well there about losing our best media to brainless data and centralized platforms.
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They want to use a service like Coinbase, which is centralized, and allow that centralized application to do it for them, make it easier to both manage and also to buy and sell.
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Contemporary white nationalism is highly networked and lacks centralized organization.
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"Currently in the market there are centralized systems," Sassow said.
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Incentivizing resource sharing is also a problem with centralized models.
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Why are decentralized control algorithms better than centralized control algorithms?
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No bank to call, no centralized authority to appeal to.
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They are deeply skeptical of all forms of centralized power.
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In economic, cultural and social terms, America is less centralized.
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As an institution, it is a massive, centralized communications engine.
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Or they have to do something that centralized networks cannot.
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"And the fiat world only has centralized gateways," he said.
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In 2010, there was no centralized fund to rescue Greece.
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We just centralized farming everywhere, and it's not an exaggeration.
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And it's because we rely on this centralized power system.
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So the shift to a centralized dispatch alone is significant.
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The department said maintaining a centralized inventory was not practical.
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Blockchain replaces the centralized address database with a distributed system.
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Both are red flags to the country's strongly centralized unions.
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The most efficient solution would be centralized, national Medicaid reporting.
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Establish or enhance a centralized data assessment and reporting resource.
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The new logo is smaller and centralized with radiating rings.
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It might just substitute rooftop solar for centralized solar. Correct.
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These centralized gayborhoods once provided "very powerful political functions," Ghaziani says.
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They do so autonomously, in the absence of any centralized coordination.
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It called for a streamlined, centralized and more powerful security organization.
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Big, centralized power plants become the last resort, not the first.
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But joining Mastodon isn't like flooding a traditional, centralized social network.
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"We should move slowly and firmly towards centralized supervision," Bassi said.
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LN: After all, men are centralized too in a certain sense.
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But don't tell me it's nature made women do centralized imagery.
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The Sinaloa cartel is unusual in that it's much less centralized.
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Previously, only centralized registries could record changes of ownership of property.
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Centralized databases such as ClinGen are early examples of this approach.
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It means bad actors can't just break into one centralized system.
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Unlike the DNC leaks, the leaks are not centralized party accounts.
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We do not share a marxist obsession with a centralized utopia.
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Years later, the United States adopted a semi-centralized training system.
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They reduced links between banks by forcing derivatives into centralized clearinghouses.
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At some point, the web and the internet became too centralized.
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To save itself, it opened a centralized kitchen to sell kebobs.
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"Sound Transit had centralized traffic control, which is CTC," she said.
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It centralized and strengthened federal regulatory control of financial services industries.
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"It's a more centralized vision of the fair," Mr. Spiegler said.
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Maybe there's still a little juice left in a centralized process.
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This centralized system of "district heating" warms many buildings in Sweden.
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For centuries, the U.S. has resisted a centralized public health policy.
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Then there was the desire to protect people from centralized taxation.
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Nor is there centralized control over its nearly 9,000 independent producers.
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It has both spare capacity and centralized control of oil output.
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It has made the UK system uniquely centralized, transparent, and equitable.
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There is no centralized feed-in from one big power plant.
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The cameras all feed into a few centralized rooms, like this.
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"But we're technologists, and technology provides freedom" from centralized government systems.
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It records transactions across multiple locations, rather than one centralized server.
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Liggett-Igelmund told CNN that creating a centralized register is vital.
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That makes it a centralized currency linked to the existing system.
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It's a system based on central planning, central ownership, centralized control.
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Since Assad cannot hope to run Syria with the iron centralized control he once exercised, there needs to be decentralization, Ford said, noting that Moscow had proposed a less-centralized constitution but Assad had rejected it.
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Within one app, all the movies you purchased across retailers are centralized.
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But Sinclair does exert centralized control over the "local" television news broadcasts.
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The second is the utter disintegration of centralized power within the GOP.
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No centralized structure connected these teams, nor was there an overall plan.
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Octopuses are remarkably intelligent, but without controlling everything from a centralized brain.
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GoFundMe has established a centralized hub for all Hurricane Irma relief campaigns.
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The latest meeting promised both stronger centralized leadership and better policy decisions.
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Uber said the cuts were designed to create a more centralized structure.
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Cryptocurrency trades can be executed without a centralized exchange thanks to 0x .
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But even they are centralized services; even they can and may change.
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All the activity isn't centralized around Fifth Avenue and Madison Avenue, anymore.
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But your objective is not to compete with, or replace, centralized services.
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We're not looking for centralized planning out of Congress to allocate capital.
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Think about how Barnes & Noble or Borders did when Amazon centralized distribution.
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Again and again, Facebook has centralized attention typically spread across the web.
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Instead, they have turned to special interest groups to drive centralized planning.
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Hamilton, a proponent of centralized executive branch power, would be very pleased.
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They may also install equipment like centralized heat, gas, and water systems.
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Linksys Business AC2600 WiFi Cloud Managed Access Point with Remote Centralized Management
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Essentially, companies don't want all of their data in a centralized location.
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"Power has been centralized to the hands of the junta," Thanathorn said.
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For centuries, the United States has resisted a centralized public health policy.
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AMLO therefore completely centralized the program and gave it a new name.
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You need a centralized industrial policy to shift investment where it's needed.
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As in any war, you want government that is centralized and paternalistic.
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Mr. McInally said the group's armament production appeared centralized and carefully considered.
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But all modern nation-states, including Brunei, are both centralized and diverse.
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Most companies use a centralized database that exists in a fixed location.
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"There's no centralized [authority], but people have been chipping in," she said.
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And there are overlaps, spiritually, in the desire to avoid centralized authority.
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"This stuff doesn't just live in a centralized place," he told me.
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The impulse to create a highly centralized superstate recurs throughout American history.
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I made them up, but manipulation, power, addiction, strong centralized control. Anyway.
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There's no centralized planning, no incel equivalent to of Osama bin Laden.
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Throughout the 1790s, thorny political differences over Adams' goal of centralized power vs.
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The centralized, voice-controlled hub is cool and cures a lot of headaches.
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The government is simply relaunching it on its own terms under centralized control.
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Bitcoin's lack of centralized governance is a feature, but it's also a bug.
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We're definitely limited in the current landscape, it's far more instant and centralized.
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The finance department will find all your receipts in a single centralized interface.
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Heavyweight players like Amazon and Microsoft dominate the cloud space with centralized databases.
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Current IoT architecture relies on centralized cloud providers for communication and data storage.
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It's the most powerful and centralized information system in the history of mankind.
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Strickman is optimistic that new technologies and a more centralized approach would help.
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The idea is that assistance should be delivered at a single, centralized source.
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And I think we're going to hand more centralized authority to Big Tech.
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The bottom line: Spaulding isn't saying that there's no use for centralized services.
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Turnbull said the centralized model would ensure greater coordination between Australia's security agencies.
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These centralized services are a prime target for hackers and frequently get hacked.
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The Quebec health ministry said it doesn't keep centralized statistics on the issue.
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With Gigwell, they can make a centralized database of all their industry contacts.
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Each participating university will have a representative on a centralized scientific screening committee.
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Unlike centralized assistants like Alexa and Google, Snips knows nothing about its users.
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Maybe depending on these centralized institutions to regulate the internet is the problem.
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Of course, they're laughable today, but they signified the birth of centralized computing.
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There is no one, centralized system that helps grocery stores track their inventory.
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But it eventually became much more of a centralized resource for the community.
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This was how the centralized Ashley Madison database was ultimately decentralized, by force.
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There is no centralized catalog of U.S. list prices or rebates for medicines.
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It also offered support for cities to build centralized "clean coal" heating systems.
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Committee chairs' roles have diminished, and power has centralized in the leadership offices.
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Finally, it must be decentralized, the polar opposite of highly centralized government operations.
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Besides a lust for power, why the perceived need for more centralized power?
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That means private-sector growth, not growth through centralized planning (the Fed's bailiwick).
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As a Federalist, and therefore a strong centralized bank supporter, Hamilton was furious.
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This slide explains why the centralized platform is actually so hard to create.
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For years, advocates of power authority's centralized model have frowned upon these options.
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Poland instead introduced legislation to set up a centralized authority controlling charities' funding.
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There's isn't a centralized place where we can get information about those athletes.
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I started to see how people's body language was centralized in their hands.
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This results in a centralized place where the user converses to accomplish things.
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Centralized institutions are critical to preventing such "social hacking," by enforcing encoded norms.
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It provides a centralized pool of liquidity for all of the company's products.
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Throughout the process, a centralized computer system gathers data and creates detailed projections.
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In this world, highly centralized countries will fare much worse than decentralized ones.
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There is, though, a centralized government office devoted to finding missing American soldiers.
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Centralized goals, it reminds us, are part of a different type of thought.
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Others have assembled on messaging and social media apps, with little centralized coordination.
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Putin made clear on Tuesday that he likes the basic centralized power structure.
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Libra is a permissioned, centralized platform that plans to issue asset-backed coins.
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More than any leader since Mao Zedong, Xi has centralized power around himself.
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Instead, what's needed is a centralized view of customer identities and their data.
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"We must strengthen centralized and united leadership at the center," Mr. Deng added.
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Health care providers are connected via centralized systems that can monitor patients remotely.
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The party's successes are strained by fears of a shift toward centralized authority.
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He is now running the most centralized administration India has seen in decades.
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They are more suspicious of centralized government and tend to dislike higher taxes.
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Apart from business-to-business platforms, which generally run on top of private blockchains where governance is centralized by design, the fastest, most secure and most rapidly growing P2P platforms are based on public blockchain networks — which are all centralized.
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We were building centralized services for large European companies back in the late '90s.
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It will combine UBS's separate wealth management back office functions into one centralized unit.
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The Files app gives you a centralized place to save and manage your files.
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And does it have to be stored on the computer of a centralized authority?
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All notifications are centralized, and appear in the Inbox, located in the top left.
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Its appeal: one simple, centralized intervention with effects that potentially stretch beyond the classroom.
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And he sort of called them out on them not having a centralized system.
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That technology lets users access a specific desktop that's saved on a centralized server.
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Judy Chicago, Miriam Schapiro and you know, they were very much into centralized imagery.
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Ultimately every centralized system will be required, and will agree, to surveil their users.
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The Czech Republic just elected a prime minister who dislikes centralized control from Brussels.
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The hang-up has been in finding a location for the centralized storage facility.
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Centralized crypto exchanges like Coinbase are easy but expensive because they introduce a middleman.
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That's what Bitcoin itself is, after all; a weird little alternative to centralized finance.
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"The biggest problem [in agriculture] is that we became way too centralized," said Harper.
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"This centralized budget capacity does not need to become a payment facility," Lagarde said.
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It's also time to retire the reliance on centralized governments to save the day.
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It sends the information to centralized servers and follows up on the patient's progress.
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The emergence of nuclear weapons further centralized power in the hands of the president.
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One of China's distinctive features has been its long tradition of effective, centralized bureaucracy.
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Building them all on a centralized infrastructure could make Facebook tougher to break up.
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From catalog retailing to centralized meatpacking, the railways enabled innovations that spawned entire industries.
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Then there are the centralized services you can use to opt-out more broadly.
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Indeed, the American Revolution was a revolt against centralized power that answered to none.
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And Jews were always religiously innovative, contesting the centralized authority of priesthood and orthodoxy.
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It is not centralized in any form, led loosely by activists like Tarana Burke.
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"Many industries are going from centralized to decentralized to the sharing economy," Tan told .
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But as technologies go mainstream, they tend to become more centralized and less equal.
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These centralized teams of miners threaten to allow manipulation of Bitcoin's price and network.
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Building a centralized wallet in a decentralized ecosystem comes with its own security risks.
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One's eyes do not immediately focus upon this centralized figure of implacable femininity, however.
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Across the country, incumbent network providers operate highly centralized networks in their respective cities.
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Prior to that, Valve's Steam Workshop was the most centralized home for Bethesda mods.
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His regime is trying to reimpose the old order of exclusively centralized state media.
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Facebook and Twitter, the cycle's most mature and influential platforms, may be profoundly centralized.
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Democratic support in Washington state is largely centralized in Seattle and surrounding King County.
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Far from being a centralized organization, a C.S.S.A. is a collection of shifting participants.
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New Jersey doesn't even have any kind of centralized purchasing mechanism for food products?
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If that centralized site will handle screening and testing location referral is not clear.
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Perhaps the most startling feature of Michigan's system is its lack of centralized oversight.
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This is a closed system with the Libra Association serving as a centralized intermediary.
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Thatcher did not simply insist that markets were more effective economically than centralized planning.
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But critics say the cuts would weaken a centralized office key to battling drugs.
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It logs transactions across a network of computers rather than on one centralized server.
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This suggests that trade with North Korea is highly centralized and thus easily controlled.
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He decided to build a centralized market data platform himself, and T4 was born.
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Maybe not having a centralized operation that is loosely running all of those businesses.
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This likelihood undermines the justification for PREPA's previously-planned investments in new centralized generation.
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Centralized price setting isn't some peculiar international practice; we do it in America too.
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The prison personnel are centralized and stable, and they are managed by the prison.
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Power is very much centralized in the royal family, in the king's office, basically.
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In addition to sharing their own content, Lego Life will also serve a centralized place for kids to consume Lego marketing content, with individual product lines like Star Wars getting centralized hubs to help promote things like videos and pictures of sets.
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He held a tight grip on the state, controlled the media, and centralized the economy.
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"Brittain takes the view that a centralized government is unnecessary for society," the lawsuit states.
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People found it difficult to understand Anonymous, which has no centralized leadership or organizational structure.
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In 1999, the concept of tie-in stories adhering to a centralized canon wasn't commonplace.
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The more centralized an organization is, the more important it is to decapitate the leadership.
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Climate modelers rely on a centralized set of guidelines that enables comparison among their models.
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It blamed Bloomin's centralized structure and high costs for its recent sluggish stock price performance.
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I mean, you know, because women have a uterus, they have to do centralized imagery.
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In that time, he's centralized power over key institutions and made his wife vice president.
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I think this is very serious, especially with something that daily life is centralized around.
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As risk gets centralized, security platforms need to ensure robustness and build layers of protection.
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We ended up going to centralized places like Google or AltaVista or Go or something.
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To the extent that most people interact with bitcoin, it is through these centralized systems.
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Mostly via fully decentralized exchanges, though in certain markets centralized ones still have their advantages.
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The "federated" aspect refers to the actual transmission of data back to a centralized machine.
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The digital economy is changing the game, giving the upper hand to centralized data processing.
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All these reasons are why the HomePod utterly fails as a centralized smart home hub.
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There's not even a centralized way to protect federal agencies, much less the entire country.
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Last month, officials said that a centralized emergency number, 112, would be introduced this year.
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Already, mobile money in the global south is leapfrogging the global north's centralized banking paradigm.
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The EVO pulls all the calculation and control into a single, centralized vehicle dynamics computer.
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That's right: Samsung is turning your fridge into a centralized hub for your smart home.
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I would start by suggesting that you not submit your DNA to centralized genetic databases.
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Centralized exchanges have been one of the main weaknesses of the cryptocurrency industry for years.
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Back then, he promised a grassroots movement that would revolutionize France's highly centralized political structure.
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Centralized exchanges like Bitfinex and Poloniex let people trade on margin and speculate more aggressively.
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Smaller positions turned around more quickly require lower capital provision and bourses offer centralized clearing.
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She said the changes would also strengthen governance and ensure decision-making was more centralized.
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Also, centralized industrial policy — the gravamen of a communist state — has a terrible track record.
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Over time, customers can delete the centralized storage as they shift to the Hypr method.
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Among these are centralized and decentralized currencies, lightning fast payment-oriented coins, and privacy coins.
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Libra is permissioned, more centralized, governed by supply and demand and pegged to fiat currencies.
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"Ninety-nine per cent of all crypto transactions are occurring in centralized exchanges," he said.
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Centralized planning to dominate a technology without competition is a novel idea in this industry.
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The current centralized model has the hospital as the central management point for the patient.
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In Saskatchewan, every Hub in the province has access to a centralized database of information.
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"I definitely hope centralized exchanges go burn in hell as much as possible," Buterin said.
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Putting more coal power on those centralized grids is obviously not going to help them.
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Mackay said flow batteries could eventually help utilities become less centralized and more site specific.
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It also suspended its weekly "Wednesday CEO meetings" of affiliate firms, leaving no centralized coordination.
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Political risk analysts said the widespread actions against South Korean firms pointed to centralized coordination.
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Most judicial proceedings had been centralized in each borough much earlier in the 20083th century.
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"Centralized bipartisan deal making has become the norm, often behind closed doors," Binder told me.
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And the American economy was more centralized during the Cold War than is widely remembered.
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It isn't monolithic, but the common thread is a fully centralized economy achieved through revolution.
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More than a decade ago, Cuba modernized its Soviet-era power plants and centralized grid.
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The plans consist of medium and long-range medical drones tied to a centralized hub.
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Congress has weakened itself and centralized its policymaking authority in the House and Senate leadership.
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Particularly online, the Chinese government has centralized and beefed up regulatory agencies that monitor content.
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To be sure, keeping electronic records has benefits: legibility, electronic prescriptions, centralized location of information.
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But the more centralized patterns like in that old Pappy Van Winkle are particularly interesting.
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Under China's centralized system, cities, provinces and regions have no inherent power of their own.
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Because all the actual inventory is centralized, the stores themselves can occupy minimal square footage.
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Kroger's decision to invest in centralized fulfillment centers could be a multiyear mistake, Mandeville wrote.
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In the Obama years, Silicon Valley consolidated its influence and centralized its power without oversight.
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But the rise of centralized political parties has left it vulnerable to powerful prime ministers.
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They would actually reduce the power that gargantuan centralized financial establishments hold over ordinary people.
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China's central bank issued a memo suggesting that authorities bank centralized trading of virtual currencies.
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These accounts enable advertisers to manage multiple pages and ad accounts from a centralized hub.
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Distributed ledgers are databases maintained by a network of computers rather than a centralized authority.
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In other communities, water recycling protects sensitive waterways and alleviates over-burdened centralized treatment facilities.
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Some leading proponents of centralized federal power have caught that ole-time states'-rights religion.
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Those who deliver products that are better than their centralized counterparts will see real adoption.
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If you left fingerprints at a crime scene, they were entered into a centralized database.
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Placing department/unit budget lines from these positions into one centralized pool creates enormous flexibility.
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National Security Advisor John Bolton eliminated the centralized White House cybersecurity coordinator position in May.
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State government assumed control of allocating money to schools, which centralized decision-making in Sacramento.
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We thought the new tools would democratize power, but they seem to have centralized it.
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"States with centralized systems in which medical examiners are responsible for investigating overdoses have higher rates of reporting toxicological results on death certificates than de-centralized, county systems in which coroners investigate deaths," Marshall said, based on his knowledge of a separate 2013 study.
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"To operate in the most efficient way, we have to be centralized and automated," he said.
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In some ways a devolved structure is more difficult to confront than a highly centralized one.
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Management of the conglomerate's activities is centralized and all share the same control systems and auditing.
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The latter, after years of ineffectual New Republic rule, see the benefits of strong centralized power.
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I'm not sure there is value in actually having a centralized chatbot operating system like Viv.
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It's rarely centralized, though a figure like Weinstein certainly represents an enormous amount of concentrated power.
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Bannon traces the uprising of a "global reaction against centralized government" to the 2008 economic crisis.
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Namely: making the mobile web suck a little bit less without resorting to a centralized gatekeeper.
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Instead, Rox lets mobile developers control over the deployment of new features from a centralized dashboard.
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Wouldn't some sort of centralized, user-generated database for info on clubs accessibility help, I ask.
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That's different from Instagram and Snapchat, where your temporary posts are part of one, centralized story.
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But its design — more centralized than most cryptocurrencies — means that Libra will likely draw less energy.
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"For a European army to happen it would have to have one centralized command," she explained.
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So we don't believe in a centralized planned economy where the government puts restraints on it.
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"What's obvious in the old internet model, is centralized cloud systems are very hackable," says Chen.
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By having centralized documentation storage all parties will be able to settle trades quicker and cheaper.
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The main points: The documents say America needs a centralized nationwide 5G network within three years.
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Reuters' source claims it would be centralized, safe and in accordance with Israel's money laundering rules.
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Blockchains are ledgers of digital transactions maintained by a network of computers without a centralized authority.
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The paper argues that it will take a centralized database of license-exempt bandwidth, to start.
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They've become more centralized, more dictatorial, more control, more central planning, if you will, more socialist.
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With a stable, centralized government, Singapore is seen as an ideal testing ground for new technologies.
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A patchwork of federal and state agencies coordinates recalls, and the most centralized notification site, Recalls.
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Yet the days of creating a massive, centralized campus in a major city are almost over.
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Every discussion was focused on how to distribute, process, and host data with no centralized control.
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Panera's mac and cheese is made offsite, in a centralized kitchen, then shipped frozen to locations.
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DTCC acts as a centralized clearing house and more for dozens of exchanges and equity platforms.
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Our foundation is also working with lawmakers to make government leaner, more efficient, and less centralized.
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The lack of any centralized structures makes it somewhat resistant to large-scale rigging, for example.
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XRP is also a centralized token, which Neu-Ner said defeats the point of blockchain technology.
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Credit Mutuel Arkea opposes the reform, which would make the governance and strategy-setting more centralized.
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The British seized their sole opportunity to reset their nation's relationship with centralized governance from Brussels.
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He left in 230.3, using his technology background to get jobs at centralized bank data centers.
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GoFundMe has set up a centralized hub with other campaigns related to the hockey team's tragedy.
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Current IoT ecosystems rely on centralized, brokered communication models, otherwise known as the server/client paradigm.
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ENGINEERING: Currently, whether inside, Facebook, Google or Amazon, most user data is stored inside centralized servers.
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The shift from large, centralized testing facilities, to in-clinic and at-home tests has begun.
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The rest of the country is regressing back to fossil fuels and old centralized communication routes.
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Less time-critical and more processing-intensive tasks might be shipped to more power, centralized nodes.
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The White House has struggled to formulate a centralized strategy for responding to the impeachment investigation.
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The new, official platforms could help China establish a centralized database of people it considers irresponsible.
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It's like moving from centralized TV networks such as NBC to the decentralized model of YouTube.
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"Traditionally, luxury has always been a very centralized business, both physically and philosophically," Mr. Vigneron said.
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Today, leadership in Congress is highly centralized, and control of the chamber means total agenda control.
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ASCO has a centralized system for reporting conflicts to all of its journals and speaker presentations.
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Still, Bush won reelection, American troops stayed in Iraq, and a centralized political movement never evolved.
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It's like our version of centrally coming together to try to stop another already centralized force.
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"In response to this story, Whole Foods said it offers a "centralized paid time off system.
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But the state as a whole could make that investment if the counting process were centralized.
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Volunteers receive a batch of messages from a centralized software that they send to anonymized numbers.
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Centralized political power and state control of utilities can also make doing business difficult, he said.
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What's happening: Carmakers are replacing all those ECUs with centralized computing platforms linked to the cloud.
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"A dedicated centralized fiscal capacity would not interfere with domestic policy," de Guindos said in Madrid.
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A centralized and transparent accounting of where exactly the money's going would be helpful, for instance.
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A centralized contract for power at government buildings will reduce the electricity bill by 20 percent.
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The investigations, which were centralized within single committees and televised, were the top priority for Democrats.
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The nice thing about the Rockwell pictures is that the line of sight is always centralized.
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"The Liberal and Labor parties and our centralized media have sought to destroy our party," he said.
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Texas art blog Glasstire has helpfully centralized those and many other such resources in a blog post.
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The representative said police stations across the whole country could consult a centralized repository of extracted data.
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The company only built a centralized portal two years ago through which every community can be accessed.
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Antifa activists, who operate without any centralized leadership, told CNN that their goal is peace and inclusivity.
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When Lenin died, Stalin took his system of centralized power and refined it with even more brutality.
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The ECJ said large parts of the Singapore deal fell within the centralized powers of the Union.
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Further, a centralized database requires access control systems; it requires a system directly operated by trustworthy parties.
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Xi has centralized control over the military and the foreign policy bureaucracy during his time in office.
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"Cybersecurity could benefit from a more centralized and coordinated approach/framework at EU level," the document said.
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With privacy fears and centralized control issues at least somewhat addressed, there's always the issue of security.
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Inditex's centralized sourcing and distribution model also means a large chunk of its costs are in euros.
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He wanted a more centralized system, and for different government organizations (and international agencies) to work together.
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Also, unlike Amazon and Google, there's no running tally of those requests in a centralized Siri app.
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The creation of banks allowed people to log their transactions in a centralized, authoritative ledger — the banker's.
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Some of the emerging lines of software will not be supported by centralized architectures at all, iEx.
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Nor is there any centralized pot of all users' data to pose an attractive target for hackers.
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How a Server Defends ItselfThe prospect of centralized moderation for 12,000 realtime chat rooms is beyond daunting.
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This perception, which is also a feeling, draws him into a conspiracy against the centralized surveillance state.
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One of the things impeding Season 2's momentum is that we don't have one centralized villain.
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Providing a viable decentralized alternative, in and of itself, mitigates many of the flaws of centralized systems.
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In his statement, he also says that people have lost faith in centralized platforms and big communities.
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" What everyone's saying: "Tillerson has centralized decision-making so aggressively that he is unable to keep up.
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In a centralized system, like, say, Facebook, there is one central point of control—and of failure.
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Selling bitcoins peer-to-peer is also an alternative to using centralized exchanges that operate as businesses.
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There is no centralized structure for the Black Lives Matter movement, which results in non-uniform response.
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He's trying to run the department in a highly centralized and tightly controlled manner like Jim Baker.
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As long as they're intermingled with human-driven cars, they can't run with the same centralized efficiency.
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Meanwhile, the adoption of continuous integration by development teams funnels integration testing to a centralized, collaborative pipeline.
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But the more mundane reason is that centralized silos are just easier to design than common standards.
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In the last 15 years, as computers have become more ubiquitous, our data has become less centralized.
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And of course, a centralized data access tool would be a prime target for hackers and criminals.
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The system compensates for the inexperience of many of its teachers by having a highly centralized organization.
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" Increasingly over the past decade, the Iranian regime has focused on building out a centralized national "intranet.
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If I'm bringing them into a centralized role, they have to be able to navigate the company.
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Malaysia, Indonesia and Pakistan have centralized sharia boards, but the way in which they operate can vary.
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Under the agency's centralized plan, cost, safety and reliability would take a back seat to reducing carbon.
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Moreover, the eurozone had no centralized fiscal policy that could help member countries that ran into trouble.
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Termites appear to do all this without any centralized planning: there are no architects, engineers, or blueprints.
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It records all transactions of the digital currency on a dispersed network instead of one centralized server.
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Americans have long been more suspicious of a big, centralized government than Europeans have been, of course.
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As you suggest, China's centralized political system might be able to weather some of the coming problems.
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Blockchains are groupings of data maintained by a disperse network of computers rather than a centralized mainframe.
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Other funds with more centralized investment management also did well by spreading their bets, especially shorting stocks.
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Airport security and screening in the United States were centralized under the new Department of Homeland Security.
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It holds potential to link up small energy "prosumers" and make them independent of centralized power providers.
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Instead of putting employees up in centralized dorms, Starbucks will give employees an allowance specifically for housing.
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Centralized enforcement with clarity on protection of data in use can make their life a lot easier.
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That could make UnitedMasters' partner model increasingly attractive compared to giving control to an outdated, centralized owner.
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However, its centralized sourcing and distribution model means a large chunk of its costs are in euros.
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The mobilization of resources in response to the outbreak was only possible in a very centralized government.
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As private labs take up the slack from public health facilities, there's no centralized database of numbers.
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A public, open, convenient, centralized social network, dedicated to freedom of expression protected by the First Amendment.
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It also centralized itself around key commercial providers in ways that I'd hoped and predicted it wouldn't.
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With no centralized arrest records to consult, the detective didn't realize the police had already gotten him.
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In the Vietnamese government, there is no similarly centralized office devoted to finding the missing Vietnamese soldiers.
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He might be on borrowed time in being able to exert centralized, top-down leadership at all.
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But it could, to some extent, reinforce the prior paradigm, which was a very heavily centralized model.
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Databases already exist and, in certain cases, a centralized database might actually be preferable to the blockchain.
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In the early 1980s when Paul Biya became president, he further centralized power to French-speaking areas.
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Adjusting Russia&aposs model of governance away from a centralized, personality-driven system, however, introduces significant challenges.
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The new detention centers monitoring the spread of STDs doubled as all-purpose clearinghouses of centralized surveillance.
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They created a new, centralized mental health facility for women at the federal prison in Danbury, Conn.
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But Mr. Mahathir also established the system of centralized power that Mr. Najib has enjoyed for years.
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"As long as it's centralized and accessible to everyone, we're happy with wherever it goes," he says.
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Here the French held their ground, clinging to their own vision of a secular, centralized welfare state.
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Watch, he said, was built to give users a centralized place on the platform to watch video.
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Opposition candidates say a centralized counting system will help Gnassingbe to cheat, a charge his government denies.
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But opponents contend the government's motive is to cement its control over a more centralized national government.
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Most cases are centralized in China, where the death toll was 2,663 by the end of Monday.
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In the days before centralized air, caves shielded wine from its worst enemies: heat, vibration, and sunlight.
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It looked like the perfect antidote to the centralized internet, a weapon of war against Big Tech.
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In these new locations, the company has removed the robotic band and installed a centralized dance floor.
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In Hochschild's view, the move toward a centralized command probably did improve the Republic's admittedly slim chances.
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There was a time when a powerful centralized desk decided where stories were played in the newspaper.
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"But then peer-to-peer hit a wall, because people started to prefer centralized architectures," he said.
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Yeah, they allow you to make a social payment, it's all built on a closed centralized system.
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It is, essentially, a global computer, like an Amazon Web Services, but Amazon Web Services is centralized.
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Although centralized banking systems are conducive to certain kinds of economic development, critics like urbanist Jane Jacobs and economist and historian John K. Galbraith argue that centralized economic systems necessarily distribute capital unevenly in ways that disadvantage local communities, especially those that are rural and/or low-income.
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What role should centralized and decentralized technologies play in powering emerging economies, especially in sub-Saharan African countries?
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So far, the collection of data is far from centralized — meaning there is not yet one huge database.
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But centralized systems are weak and can't scale, while self-organizing robots are hard to control and clumsy.
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A second listing in December offered access to a centralized administration panel for a variety of news sites.
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By serving as a centralized database for dive planning, Planet Deepblu also wants to save its users time.
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Osterloh centralized all that hardware under his leadership, giving 55 percent of those 1,000 employees a new manager.
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The FBI is also developing standards to enable linking the results from such tests into one centralized system.
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In particular, few banks had a centralized approach to risk governance over sales practices before the regulatory review.
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Like the NFL or the NBA, these detractors claim, the success of MMA depends on a centralized authority.
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So the Binance dex is a direct complement to its centralized exchange and it gives customers more options.
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China, meanwhile, has taken a centralized approach to 5G, pumping investments into the technology as a government initiative.
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A need for a more centralized and comprehensive task force lead to the creation of SAPR in 2005.
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"One key advantage is that we will have centralized records to show who is going where," he says.
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The vehicles are deployed from centralized garages where the morning shift comes in at around 5:30 a.m.
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Like bitcoin, Monero is governed by a virtual community of hundreds of developers that lacks any centralized authority.
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The company has a centralized warehouse and inventory location in South Korea that ships parcels directly to customers.
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Now, it's back, nearly a year later, hoping consumers will hand over their payment credentials for centralized management.
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Fortunately, a long-rumored Apple TV update aims to solve this by creating a centralized guide between apps.
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The only hope that I have here is that there is no centralized idea of what Europe is.
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I don't want "we the people" to keep handing over our individual rights to a powerful centralized government.
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The researchers also assert that decentralized algorithms have the advantage of handling erratic communication better than centralized algorithms.
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National strength, in the form of centralized decision-making and control, is to be valued over economic progress.
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" Mnuchin said that "we don't believe in a centralized planning economy where the government puts restraints on it.
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The app laid off all its city managers last week as it centralized its operations in San Francisco.
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And the hotspots for both the Toronto Public Library and Wireless Toronto are centralized systems, not distributed meshnets.
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She adds that it enables tokens to trade everywhere, in centralized and decentralized exchanges, all over the world.
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Most software platforms provide for automated updates, but blockchains remain notable exceptions because update procedures are typically centralized.
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This incentivized reporting scheme allows the protocol to make payouts to the winning bettors without a centralized authority.
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Those archives were then made public on a centralized website, called China Credit, where anyone can search them.
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A news media whose existence relies on a centralized portal is subject to the whims of that portal.
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And a society that relies on a centralized portal to get its news may very well be doomed.
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Unlike many businesses that require buy-in from a centralized entity, KonMari is not a multilevel marketing company.
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Our centralized approach only goes so far, so let us leave it to the locals who know best.
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"Here, we have hyper-centralized, homogeneous, authoritarian states which, when facing these transformations, just exploded," Mr. Salloukh said.
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After the conquest of African decentralized and centralized states, the European powers set about establishing colonial state systems.
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Now, for the first time ever, they centralized the media and the sponsorship rights to hundreds of matches.
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The exoneration effort needed to be centralized, so that someone would become responsible for finding the defendants themselves.
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Though far from perfect, lodge practice suggests the possibility of a less centralized and more flexible healthcare ecosystem.
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Production would be fully centralized, making for the greatest efficiency, while all goods would be free to everyone.
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Technology companies defaulted to centralized services running in the cloud as the easiest way to meet this need.
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Maybe the mere existence of powerful, centralized tech companies has become problematic, never mind adding to their number.
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As the name suggests, PeopleDoc lets you centralized all HR documents related to you in a single location.
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The poorer cities endure London's centralized opulence with a paucity of resources, almost an extension of London itself.
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Experts say that the lack of a centralized plan for allocating scarce water resources contributes to the problem.
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REITs typically target office buildings, warehouses, multifamily apartment buildings and other centralized properties that are easy to manage.
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They dismiss criticism of Mr. Xi's strongman tendencies, saying centralized power is a sign of prosperity and stability.
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In April 773, the government centralized the administration of Hungary's tourism industry in the Hungarian Tourism Agency (MTU).
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The Soviet collapse in 1991 crippled the North Korean economy and brought down its centralized food distribution system.
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As Samuel Huntington used to argue, the key fact of the American Creed is distrust of centralized authority.
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" In the 1990s, then Congressman Newt Gingrich claimed President Bill Clinton's health care plan was "centralized bureaucratic socialism.
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The pastors voted to create a centralized committee that would evaluate allegations against churches accused of mishandling abuse.
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In recent weeks, several infants were being held at the Border Patrol's Centralized Processing Center in McAllen, Tex.
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Protestantism, which lacks a centralized structure, has had several important churches closed or destroyed, apparently as a warning.
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Only a centralized, explicit zero-tolerance order from the Vatican will carry weight around the globe, they say.
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Take an Uber, stay in centralized accommodations and buy a local SIM card so your mobile works internationally.
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This means individuals will still be able to trade with each other — just not through a centralized system.
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"We have a culture here in Germany that is actually not supporting a centralized diagnostic system," Drosten said.
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The tracing challenges are exacerbated by the lack of access to a centralized database of refugees in Uganda.
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The episode betrayed a government that is just as centralized, controlling and cynical as the one it replaced.
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The system was a staple feature of apartheid, designed to monitor and control Africans from a centralized location.
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Disney's direct-to-consumer division is centralized, giving executives within the division more control over their streaming businesses.
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Quarantines are probably easier to enforce in China, she added, because of the nation&aposs centralized political system.
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Why don't we have a mandatory, centralized reporting system where each report is entered into a central database?
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Plus, the national backlog of untested rape kits is an issue she's centralized on the show and off.
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The centralized seating area is illustrative of NHI's mission, creating room in the crowded gallery for genuine listening.
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A centralized request portal for federal agencies should be set up by next year, the White House said.
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Unlike the decentralized cryptocurrencies that are traded on exchanges, cryptocurrency exchanges are centralized entities in a decentralized world.
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Because Mr. Putin has centralized so much power, the question of who will succeed him is especially urgent.
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When big tech firms use machine learning to improve their software, the process is usually a very centralized one.
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"NHI envisages a shift to centralized medical cover; 30 billion rand won't buy you that," van den Heever said.
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Because it's not printed by banks or governments, nobody "owns" it, meaning that no centralized authority can control it.
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Again, it's unclear how a centralized digital currency would be better for illegal activity than systems that already exist.
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While payments can be made very quickly in WeChat for a variety of services, the system remains very centralized.
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Putin runs a dictatorship because his centralized regime has little legitimacy and because the gigantic Russian Federation is fragile.
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Assuming that it is easier to fix the centralized grid, than it will be reconnecting and establishing consumer demand.
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The fundamental issue here is that when you think about American political parties, there is no centralized decision-making.
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Within a remarkably few years, he had centralized authority and begun to lock up, torture and kill his critics.
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Sun-Yat blamed centralized development that focuses services and industries in urban areas for the rise in private slums.
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Antifa activists, who operate without any centralized leadership, previously have told CNN that their goal is peace and inclusivity.
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Centralized exchanges also set the price, pick the selection of assets on offer and make money from transaction fees.
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The CDC found that the Dank Vapes packaging is easily found online, and production is not centralized at all.
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One of them is Google, which has a centralized accessibility team that works to codify inclusion into every product.
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GoFundMe has created a centralized landing page which aggregates all campaigns created by and for Florida victims in need.
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For Mr. Maxwell, slower transactions seemed to be a secondary issue to protecting Bitcoin from centralized sources of authority.
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In fact, Hunt seems bullish that his decision to keep the product team centralized will be the right one.
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And the four-color printing that is essential for Holiday House's children's book titles is now centralized in China.
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Even as fundraising sites stop servicing them, Facebook offers a centralized way for supporters to communicate in private messages.
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And-- if you compare that with any centralized plan economy I-- you know, I think we win hands down.
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The surveillance and enforcement regulatory responsibilities currently assigned to (Self-Regulatory Organizations) should be centralized to the extent practicable.
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People had all kinds of theories and ideas, many of which I didn't share, like centralized imagery, God forbid.
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"We want to engage [medical marijuana users], and connect them, and become that centralized resource for them," Hadfield explains.
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With the app, you've got a centralized command center where you can monitor and control all of your devices.
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One of the fields where centralized and cloud-based computing falls short is the Internet of Things, Sønstebø says.
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My employer DeepCube, a de-centralized Enron, has just raised 103 DogeCoin to design the future of maritime piracy.
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The good news is maybe they'll be less of a threat than if they were a more centralized organization.
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She found that the East Coast was stodgy, hierarchical, and centralized around large corporate behemoths like DEC and EMC.
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Those centralized organizations are also highly incentivized to fulfill transactions quickly and smoothly in ways prohibited by eliminating fees.
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Unfortunately, it is not too difficult to imagine scenarios where the mirrorworld is extensively centralized, perhaps by a government.
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Ripple's Garlinghouse said the weakness of this model was that it's centralized, versus a blockchain model that stresses decentralization.
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The Fed's leadership is centralized in Washington, DC, in a seven-member board of governors, led by the chair.
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Earth," Ritter says, "is a really thorough approach for rethinking online voting and allocating political power without centralized institutions.
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Harari argues that dictatorships and democracies can be seen as two different forms of data processing: centralized and distributive.
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There's less risk of conflict, less terrorism because there's fewer centralized plants and you solve the climate problem simultaneously.
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In 2014, I called for a centralized cyberbreach reporting system, much like the 911 emergency system we already have.
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He also worked on Apple's HealthKit, which serves as a centralized system to store health information, including sleep data.
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Perhaps the most powerful point though is that Unlock is not a centralized platform, but rather just a protocol.
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In Syria there are hundreds -- if not thousands -- of large and small militias with little centralized control or discipline.
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And in a region geopolitically defined as the "Middle East," centralized archives, collections, and libraries are sometimes under threat.
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While there is no centralized authority for bitcoin, the organization is trying to create common standards for its use.
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Explains co-creator Ben Tossell, a community manager at Product Hunt, the idea is to offer a centralized directory.
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To their credit, they're addressing issues head on that have been problems with some of the big centralized providers.
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Initially Jacobs parroted the wisdom of the day, writing about the importance of centralized planning and praising slum clearing.
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There is no centralized, federal system to identify migrant remains, only a patchwork of state, local and volunteer efforts.
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Tripoli commanders counter that they have centralized their military operations, and could mobilize thousands of extra fighters if needed.
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The lack of a centralized national system could make it more difficult for hackers to achieve a widespread attack.
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Furthermore, forcing the centralized storage of face and fingerprint data is unlikely to accelerate user adoption of biometric security.
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The internet works thanks to large centralized services such as server owners, cloud providers, search engines and social media.
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The public broadcasting system is not a centralized organization based in Washington and supported, in the main, by taxpayers.
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Antitrust legislation did not break up the centralized power of meatpacking, as it did in oil and other industries.
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The efforts to reunite separated children were impeded by the department's lack of a centralized database to track children.
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Given these conditions, with investment growing exponentially and no real centralized bodies to dictate the terms, classifications vary wildly.
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But imagine our nuclear threat detection center wasn't centralized: everyone scattered around different offices, some even worked from home.
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The report noted that a disproportionate amount of trade is centralized among a smaller number of large trading companies.
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"In the past everything was very centralized, very narrow boundaries were set on the road of success," Bischoff said.
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This allows viewers to watch all the streams at the same time, while also participating in a centralized chat.
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Those tests are then uploaded through a centralized system that can collect samples, process the data and dispense results.
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Chen said with crypto and blockchain he saw, for the first time, tech's potential to disrupt big centralized companies.
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Combined with novel chemistry and smarter software, these tests are at cost parity or better than their centralized counterparts.
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According to him, centralized exchanges exist because they serve as an interface between the fiat world and the cryptocurrencies.
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He had already been nursing some inchoate ideas about the risks and intrinsic unfairness of centralized systems and authority.
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Protocols would be centralized and executed uniformly, instead of disparately by private systems with their own standard operating procedures.
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Since the federal government is sprawling and large, it helps to have centralized leadership in case of a crisis.
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But China's blueprint might only provide so much help, particularly for economies that operate under less centralized government control.
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That step will "enhance the party's centralized and unified leadership over united front work abroad," according to the plan.
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Vox's platform emphasizes the idea of a more centralized Spanish state over the current system of 17 autonomous regions.
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People wanted to rent access to a centralized streaming library, not pay a small fee to own every song.
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"We've gone to a centralized system and extremely expanded our outreach," said Jennifer Jaeger, the city's community services director.
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When people are suffering and dying and a virus is propagating, high-quality, centralized, top-down direction is critical.
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Michael wants additional hospital staffing from other states and the military, several field hospitals, and a centralized triage system.
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The government of President Nicolas Maduro has cracked down on the opposition and centralized power, further exacerbating the problem.
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The company switched from delivery trucks to electric tricycles and from a centralized warehouse to a smaller distributed warehouse.
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Carver is a charter school — a public school run not by a centralized board but by an independent operator.
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In order to boost productivity, Deng Xiaoping converted the institutions of the highly-centralized planned economy to market institutions.
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"The lack of a centralized decision-making process or authority creates risks such as a currency split," he said.
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A Bloomberg report earlier in the week also said China intended to clampdown on the centralized trading of cryptocurrencies.
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According to reports from Bloomberg and Reuters, the country is planning to ban the centralized trading of digital currencies.
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In times of anxiety and distrust, it's much easier to argue for clear centralized authority than dispersed, amorphous authority.
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Under Operation Janus, officials had found that hundreds of thousands of fingerprints were missing from a centralized fingerprint system.
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It just may be more noticeable with a fandom that's massive, non-centralized and highly social media-savvy. 5.
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To make matters worse, the commission is requesting this private data in an unsecured, centralized format susceptible to hacking.
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Following an internal investigation, Wells Fargo's directors released a report in April recommending tighter and more centralized risk management.
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On Tuesday, Reuters reported that the Chinese central bank urged authorities to ban the centralized trading of virtual currencies.
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Franklin is known to run companies with a hands-off culture, whereas Newell has taken a more centralized approach.
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The former leader headed up a centralized government and wielded prestige from the country's civil war to ensure loyalty.
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If a reserve is required, the network becomes centralized as everything ends up being impacted by the reserve itself.
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The Russian system values centralized training, in which many top skaters train together and push one another every day.
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So in what situations are they better and on what dimensions are they really differentiated from a centralized product?
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Except this was the party headquarters, and in the very centralized U.K. system, that was the heart of things.
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After his exit, his sister Stephanie gained a more centralized, visible role as the public face of the brand.
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However, the government still exercises strict control through levers such as centralized planning and a monopoly on foreign trade.
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That is not a guarantee, though, that American skating — a fiercely independent ecosystem — will ever embrace the centralized model.
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Rental figures are hard to analyze, because the Hamptons real estate market does not have a centralized data management system.
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The coins use encryption and a blockchain transaction database enabling fast and anonymous transfer of funds without centralized payment systems.
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Given the obvious—the sun shines during the day—this could offset some of the demand from centralized power plants.
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They control pricing, payments and their entire customer list — there is no centralized repository of classes for students to browse.
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He believes regulators could create a centralized agency, ideally within the Food and Drug Administration, to help evaluate preclinical evidence.
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It helps me budget and review trends, keeps my savings strong, and generally is just easier to have everything centralized.
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Using Solid, users can keep their data wherever they choose, rather than being forced to store it on centralized servers.
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The task force appears focused on the increasingly centralized power of a few Silicon Valley giants like Google and Facebook.
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Cryptocurrency enthusiasts, meanwhile, have argued that a centralized government creating a decentralized currency defeats the purpose of the technology entirely.
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Senior citizens' advocates will often call assisted living facilities to find short-term openings, but the information hasn't been centralized.
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"I'm ten years into this and I kinda can't believe that there's still no centralized organization representing creators," Green wrote.
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Exchange legal immunity should only be available for exchange regulatory functions unique to exchanges that cannot be effectively centralized. 4.
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These feedback requests are then centralized in one interface, and can then be linked with the feature they would inspire.
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It was going to be a "leaderful" organization; not one led by a single leader or a centralized leadership structure.
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The utility already operates in West and Central Africa, focusing on centralized energy generation, mini-grids and individual solar kits.
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The IT Modernization Act used a centralized fund to loan money for the upgrades to be repaid in the savings.
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The centralized camera team quickly became the de facto hub for camera effects across Messenger, Instagram, WhatsApp, and Facebook proper.
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The app will essentially provide shortcuts to TV shows and movies to other content apps in one centralized app hub.
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Like in other industries, Krawd thinks that it's more efficient to build a marketplace than build a centralized, traditional company.
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There was then, as now, a strong populist anti-centralized power energy that swept across both parties, causing internal rifts.
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"Centralized databases carry counterparty risk, that coins will be unilaterally seized or rendered worthless," Sirer wrote me in a message.
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Controlling the spread of viruses like Zika is the kind of centralized, coordinated responsibility that governments were created to address.
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"The nice thing about having a centralized service is that we can eventually take steps in this direction," he says.
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History teaches that, due to socialism's centralized nature, there is no place more replete with cronyism than one practicing socialism.
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According to current and former diplomats, Tillerson has centralized decision-making so aggressively that he is unable to keep up.
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But if Amazon lands in this area, proximity to centralized, transit and business hub Atlanta would probably be the reason.
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The company formed the Lucasfilm Story Group, a centralized committee which would determine the direction of the story moving forward.
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With no centralized location for parties, momentum came to a halt, leaving many bassheads feeling displaced, explains +65 resident Nez.
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Appealing to his Bavarian base, Seehofer rejected a proposal by Merkel's interior minister for Germany's state intelligence agencies be centralized.
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Prior to 2011, independent entities had always been multi-member commissions, whereas the CFPB was a centralized one person organization.
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It's an area Sabatier centralized his efforts around — and in doing so, he was able to materially change his life.
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Although recent amendments have centralized oversight in the Office of Government Information Services (OGIS), this office can only mediate disputes.
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And if we restore laws against predatory pricing and centralized financial control, the entire counterfeit capitalism model will go away.
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He's also sketched out a less centralized version of the Kansas secretary of state's office that focuses on voter access.
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The bridge houses once boarded Amsterdam's many bridge keepers, but with a centralized bridge control system, the structures lost purpose.
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The company employs "sleep specialists" who function as service agents and work all over the world without a centralized office.
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The old centralized model is changing, with batteries, solar and other distributed sources of energy generation and storage growing exponentially.
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The highly regulated drugs industry is particularly susceptible to Brexit, given the EU's centralized system for approving and monitoring medicines.
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Because the House and Senate don't have a centralized hiring body, hiring decisions are made by individual offices and committees.
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His goal is to organize the entire region and create a centralized calendar, instead of the patchwork of overlapping events.
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Election infrastructure includes polling places, centralized vote tabulations locations, storage facilities and voter registration databases and voting machines, Johnson said.
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Historically, the capital and operational costs of this large equipment have required centralized facilities to be amortized over many samples.
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The exhibit is curated by the website KnowYourMeme, which has long established itself as the centralized authority for internet humor.
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While it confirms centralized economic planning, the charter introduces presidential term limits, adds a prime minister and restructures local government.
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"Everyone understands that [blockchain] technology has the power to change how governments, banks, and centralized organizations operate," Giang told me.
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In Consciousness Explained, cognitive scientist Daniel Dennett described consciousness as a cluster of brain activity, rather than a centralized entity.
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Some countries have a more centralized system of hiring health care workers, compared with the largely private, bifurcated US network.
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And because power is centralized (in both chambers, but especially in the House), control of the chamber is extremely valuable.
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They all feed into a few centralized surveillance rooms, where dispatchers from multiple agencies view the footage in real time.
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Octopuses do not have spines or centralized brains but have feelings, and some social insects might well have them, too.
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Gingrich elevated the visibility of the speakership, centralized decision-making power and stripped the committee chairs of their remaining autonomy.
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To Laufer, mesh networks are a way to undermine the profit-seeking, censorship, and surveillance enabled by centralized internet infrastructure.
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A government crisis team also established a centralized system for allocating scarce protective equipment to doctors, hospitals and federal authorities.
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Other organizations providing aid include: You can also find a centralized hub of GoFundMe campaigns here, all verified by GoFundMe.
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Lacking one centralized leader, they live in local congregations or "church districts," each made up of 20 to 40 families.
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The center investigates and rules on accusations of misconduct and abuse, and it maintains a centralized database of disciplinary action.
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Boston's Logan just moved to ban curbside ride-hail pickups and drop-offs in favor of centralized terminal waiting spots.
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"There's no centralized housing data," said Armand Boissy, broker-owner of Atitlán Solutions, based in Panajachel, on nearby Lake Atitlán.
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The Chinese Ministry of Health has centralized control of that data and uses it to make decisions about its responses.
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A record-breaking cold wave has taken hold in the region, where centralized heating is rare and residents were unprepared.
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For starters, disaggregation, meaning that medical data should be stored in individual or family units rather than in centralized databases.
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There is no scene, no sound, no movement without musicians, but they have no union, no centralized self-care resources.
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We cannot understand Brexit, for example, without remembering that England is one of the most centralized nations in Western Europe.
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"Big tech and the centralized control isn't working," said Susan Och, senior fellow at the nonpartisan think tank New America.
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Dorsey seems to feel less comfortable with the idea of a single, centralized network with one global set of rules.
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As they recognized, individual rights are meaningless if they may be ignored by a centralized government without checks and balances.
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Centralized online havens on widely used platforms have been one of the most critical variables in ISIS' growth and sustenance.
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In January, China was reported to have a plan to block domestic access to cryptocurrency platforms that allow centralized trading.
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Continuing the colonial practices, the president of Pakistan appoints a "political agent" in the Tribal Areas to keep power centralized.
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One of Vox's signature issues, besides its hostility to immigration, is its call for returning Spain to centralized political control.
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Almost everyone else — including The Wall Street Journal — changed their editing system long ago to eliminate the centralized copy desk.
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"A more centralized office would give public defenders more of that political power to push back against prosecutors," Pfaff says.
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This is particularly pressing for Democrats because the best argument against centralized price setting is that it will slow innovation.
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For Benet, the shift from distributed systems to more centralized approaches set in motion changes that few could have predicted.
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One pointed out that today's successful movements, like Black Lives Matter and #MeToo, don't have famous figureheads or centralized structures.
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Still, there have been few codified, centralized efforts at addressing the legacy of the scale of abuse prior to that.
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Management has since centralized risk controls, overhauled employee compensation and pushed a renewed focus on customer wellness to address underlying problems.
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As Moritz tells the story, things turned around dramatically when the duo closed their restaurants and opened their first centralized kitchen.
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Some believe that a centralized database will be created for all the platforms that can't afford their own in-house system.
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After all, Manhattan skyscrapers originate from a centralized design, not from an evolving, bottom-up, spontaneous, chaotic process of creative destruction.
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Their morale right now is low, because they were largely marginalized over the past four years in a highly centralized system.
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Spreadsheets were coming together, Google Docs were being sent for people to put in client intake information in a centralized way.
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Antifa activists, who operate without any centralized leadership, have told CNN in previous interviews that their goal is peace and inclusivity.
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Chinese authorities will also target individuals and companies that provide market-making, settlement and clearing services for centralized trading, Bloomberg reported.
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What they failed to notice were the internal security cameras, which were capturing their every move in a centralized surveillance office.
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That core service is centralized, like most others, meaning that the exchange manages its customers' fiat or cryptocurrency balance for them.
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Ethereum creator Vitalik Buterin went so far as to say that centralized exchanges should "burn in hell" for their controlling position.
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DESJ has worked to consolidate its caisses (or branches) as well as centralized many Group functions in order to improve efficiencies.
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A centralized registry where commercial entities can look up which marks have already been claimed theoretically prevents unnecessary lawsuits and confusion.
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Al Sharpton at a news conference before visiting the US Customs and Border Protection's Centralized Processing Center in McAllen, Texas. Rev.
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"They've been able to scale their franchise operations with a centralized call center with just a handful of people," he said.
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"ISIS has created a new structure that is less centralized, and it will continue, even without al-Baghdadi," one expert said.
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He proceeds to reorganize the entire U.S., abolishing the states and forming a centralized dictatorship — all in his first few weeks.
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These queries are centralized for the organization's staff so they can spend less time organizing and more time serving their clients.
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In a few years — I'd wager by 2020 — they will be a valid alternative to centralized data storage and application control.
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Right now we live in a world of gatekeepers: Centralized data aggregators, such as credit bureaus, act as intermediaries to credit.
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In Britain, the effort was centralized in the Ministry of Information, which was created and then disbanded during both World Wars.
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The security provided by decentralization is one of dYdX's selling points versus centralized competitors like Poloniex that offer margin trading opportunities.
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Some anti-trafficking investigators also said that having a popular, centralized site made it easier to find and catch sex traffickers.
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But since soaring to power in 2012, Xi has centralized authority under his own leadership with a signature anti-graft battle.
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It would be a great way to exchange cryptocurrencies without signing up to a centralized exchange and leaving the Ledger app.
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The city plans to accomplish this by updating building standards and by keeping the city centralized rather than letting it sprawl.
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We used to be much more decentralized and we've centralized all of our enterprise control functions, risk functions, things like that.
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If the smart home is to reach new demographics, barriers have to be dropped and centralized control has to become paramount.
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The Obama administration set up a high-level, centralized office charged with monitoring former detainees indefinitely and dealing with any problems.
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China's garlic market is difficult to track as there is no official data or clarity on acreage and no centralized pricing.
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Unfortunately, attempts so far to alleviate poverty — typically in the form of centralized, official development or government assistance — are not working.
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"I definitely hope centralized exchanges go burn in hell as much as possible," Vitalik Buterin said in a recent TechCrunch interview.
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There is no centralized, mono-crop guayusa operation, and land is not being cut down to grow the Amazonian super-leaf.
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But really any system that can cut itself off from the centralized grid and maintain power is what's called a microgrid.
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It's a single, centralized system, and its ubiquitousness makes it easier for doctors to see health care data from other institutions.
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"Air quality sensors are *yet another case* where decentralization and distributed systems outperform centralized services," she wrote, directing people to PurpleAir.
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However, one of the sources cited internal calculations that there were around 2,000 too many people in centralized back office functions.
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These sanctuary workers developed a centralized network to cross refugees into the United States and provide them with shelter and transport.
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Blockchain is an immutable shared ledger of transactions that is maintained by a network of computers, rather than a centralized authority.
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Instead, that segment of tracks had centralized traffic control, she said, which can't enforce speed restrictions on a train like PTC.
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We will have more agile layered security as we transition from centralized core and radio access networks to distributed virtual networks.
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The age of centralized decision-making, in which analytics were used to help make seat-of-the-pants decisions, is over.
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And while these initiatives aren't always centralized in Silicon Valley neighborhoods, they do indicate tech's efforts to offset its carbon impacts.
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"The miniLab architecture provides a potential framework for testing in a decentralized setting while maintaining centralized oversight," Holmes told the audience.
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This latter, centralized way of doing things saves work, obviously, but also guarantees some amount of consistency across programmers and programs.
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Whitehouse told an audience at the Center for Strategic and International Studies in Washington there should be a centralized cybersecurity inspector.
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Some say the difference this time is that Prince Mohammed, who has centralized state power under him, will push projects forward.
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But where Reddit is actually centralized, with top-down control by administrators across the site, the Mastodon federations are not. Mastodon.
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As Mr. Xi has sought to extend it leadership, he has brought more centralized control to the country's main policy levers.
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It is difficult for children and parents to locate each other because there is no centralized database of information about families.
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However, in providing examples of other centralized health care systems, it understates a harmful aspect: reduction in the availability of care.
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The company keeps most support operations centralized in Estonia and hires just three to five employees in each country it operates.
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Elements of his philosophy, like suspicion of foreign ideas and calls for centralized power, help lend legitimacy to Mr. Xi's agenda.
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China will impose centralized quarantine on travelers who enter country via highways, and step up quarantine of international ships, it said.
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"The relevant departments have implemented health checks on all passengers, and adopted medical inspections and centralized observations," said the CCTV post.
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For one thing, barely a quarter of American adults use Twitter, where a lot of the Bernie Bro hysteria is centralized.
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Presidents are afforded considerable discretion in building their team, and no White House is so centralized as to make this irrelevant.
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"The internet is easy to shut down, easy to surveil, and easy to manipulate because of its centralized infrastructure," Laufer says.
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Everything will be centralized under one person who has the respect of both the public health community and the political community.
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And centralized control is the true mission of diarchy, no matter how hard it pretends to govern through an equal partnership.
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But while the festival looks for a centralized home, there are also plans for partnerships throughout the city and the country.
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The infrastructure natively cloaks any centralized interests and at very least allows opaque forces to push a cause at cheap scale.
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Called App Launcher, it acts a bit like the Mac Launchpad — a centralized place where you can see your installed apps.
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The bottom line: Chinese cities have benefited from the country's aggressive encouragement of electric car use and other centralized infrastructure policies.
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Volkswagen's overseers centralized an unusual amount of power in Mr. Diess's hands as part of a major reorganization also announced Thursday.
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Due to CS:GO's lack of a centralized world championship, ending a year high on HLTV's standings is considered a significant accomplishment.
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It was the largest centralized pro-business public relations project thus far, but only one of many independently run by corporations.
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With no centralized marketplace, OTC markets often lack transparency and standardization around how to get deals done for complex financial instruments.
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As data cannot be overwritten, data manipulation is extremely impractical, thus securing data and eliminating centralized points that cybercriminals often target.
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A PowerPoint presentation and memo obtained by Axios argue that a centralized 5G system would be easier to protect from cyberthreats.
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Beijing plans to block domestic access to Chinese and offshore cryptocurrency platforms that allow centralized trading, Bloomberg said, citing unnamed sources.
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Chinese authorities will also target people and companies that provide market-making, settlement and clearing services for centralized trading, Bloomberg said.
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So the size of a bureaucracy to support a centralized health care system in the United States would be staggeringly large.
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For the last century, American government has only been moving in one direction—bigger, more centralized, more intrusive and more bureaucratic.
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And he noted the support that precinct squads got from centralized units focusing on robberies, gangs or grand larcenies, for example.
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Blockchains are decentralized ledgers that record transactions and other data across a network of computers rather than within one centralized server.
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"For a variety of reasons, all reasonable at the time, we took a different path and increasingly centralized Twitter," he wrote.
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But some foreign regimes looking for independence from the SWIFT international banking system may appreciate blockchain technology's lack of centralized authority.
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Demonstrations are being organized and documented by multiple groups, including the SPA and a media working group, with no centralized leadership.
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"Production and Domination: Afghanistan, 1747-1901" analyzes the nation's difficulty in building a centralized state in terms of its economic backwardness.
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Without physical copies in libraries, the internet's promise of making government information more widely available has made it far more centralized.
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Those who refuse to accept home or centralized observation and other prevention and control measures will be held accountable under law.
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China will impose centralized quarantine on travellers who enter country via highways, and step up quarantine of international ships, it said.
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Some of the questions are almost existential: Has China proved that centralized authoritarianism works better for economic growth than decentralized democracy?
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And the fact that these businesses are manipulative, that they build addictive products and they have extreme amounts of centralized power.
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Most ironically, this occurred today across the waters when Britain — the very antithesis of Jefferson and Madison — voted to leave the EU and its centralized bureaucracy which in such a very short time had become more and more centralized on the continent and hostile to the sovereignty of its member states, leaving Britain in the margins.
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A better route would be to phase away from the early 20th-century centralized power model and redesign the power grid to make it more resilient by maximizing the use of solar and offshore wind energy resources and by supplementing the centralized power system with dynamic distribution systems that deal with the intermittency of renewable energy sources.
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Centralized around the theme "make room for life", the new directory is packed with products adaptable to busy schedules and small spaces.
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Edge computing in many ways is decentralizing, and therefore there is a tension with the increasingly centralized nature of mobile communications infrastructure.
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With the centralized structure—and the ability for every user to start a new one—Amino now has over a million communities.
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Each is, in its own way, a pilot for a new model of living that doesn't rely on a centralized power grid.
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Government, as it has gotten so big and centralized and bureaucratic (just like so many corporations) is hopeless at remembering the people.
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Sigfússon would like to see a centralized body with its own dedicated funding to focus on the expansion of Youth in Europe.
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All the sudden all the people that I liked and I knew were centralized on Twitter, but now it's become again decentralized.
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The Progressives of the early 20th century fixed this problem by promoting government reforms that weakened these overly strong and centralized parties.
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Thanks to the ubiquity of Facebook, the family's travails loop endlessly in households the world over—a centralized narrative unto one's self.
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It doesn't even have a centralized marketplace where users can shop all the ShopRunner partner brands at once, but that may change.
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If they're very upset and very resolute, they might be able to change to … other, equally centralized, similarly advertising-financed identity providers.
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These are centralized, high on fees and the approval rate is not good for rest of the world outside of the G10.
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A view inside a US Customs and Border Protection detention facility shows children at Rio Grande Valley Centralized Processing Center in Texas.
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A view of inside a US detention facility shows children at Rio Grande Valley Centralized Processing Center in Rio Grande City, Texas.
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Some analysts say these models are an advantage over large, centralized warehouses, which are often located further away from customers than stores.
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Experts predict that commercial vehicles, like trucks and forklifts, could benefit more from hydrogen thanks to access to centralized, industrial fueling stations.
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Of course, if you do buy the Home Hub, you're also getting a smart display and a centralized smart home control hub.
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And I just don't think at the end of the day that that's something that you want centralized in a single company.
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Tuesday was selected to give the rural populace ample time to get to the polls, which were usually in a centralized location.
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Binance has always claimed that its Dex will operate as an alternative to its existing centralized exchanges, rather than as a replacement.
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Be smart: Optimists point out that the tech pendulum has always swung from concentrations of centralized power to periods of decentralizing breakthroughs.
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We don't have a centralized HQ, so every position at my company is very autonomous and requires a huge amount of trust.
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Elankumaran says this — storing groceries in large, centralized warehouses and making the deliveries — is a highly scalable model destined to defeat Instacart.
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These are not technologies distributed by centralized corporations — they're open-source and can be used by anyone with the right know-how.
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Which is as it should be, since global governance needn't entail the kind of centralized, all-powerful "world government" these people fear.
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The new version reinforces the state's dominance over the means of production and land, as well as the role of centralized planning.
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But, equally, the company may be wary of being seen to accept a role in centralized distribution of (even fake) political propaganda.
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Most of these remarks were centralized on YouTube or Reddit, however, the movie's actors were also confronted by their critics on Twitter.
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In Australia, there are highly centralized large policing services in each state that all share a common standard of training and protocols.
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The Chinese government has made manufacturing computer chips that store data—memory—a major priority of its centralized science and technology strategy.
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And without a centralized authority in Yemen, there is no one to stop them from traveling onward through the war-torn country.
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The move from a centralized to a decentralized data infrastructure moves us from trust in institutions and companies to trust in technology.
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Like Halifax, this has resulted in many of the larger venues being centralized in the downtown core, away from dense residential areas.
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Crouch said the new legislation centralized power with the minister responsible and cancellation could occur as soon as the offense was registered.
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The plan is to offer a centralized stop for doctors to monitor both electronic medical records and regular monitoring from Fitbit's devices.
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Most likely, this is because Republican control has generally involved stronger centralized leadership, which creates more of an outsider backlash over time.
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Traffic will cease to be because all of our cars will be synced together and subject to an all-knowing centralized controller.
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" Emmanuelle Reungoat, a National Front specialist at the University of Montpellier, said the British vote "was centralized around finding migrants a risk.
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In theory, it delivers secure transactional data in a distributed manner that prohibits the inordinate accumulation of power found in centralized paradigms.
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American consumers lose with delays and with government misallocation of spectrum resources, while centralized planning from China abetted by American bureaucracy wins.
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Rather than a centralized system, blockchain allows multiple parties to have simultaneous access to a constantly updated ledger that cannot be changed.
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Oversight of those sums is haphazard and not centralized, as there is no national agency in the country watching over youth sports.
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Nationally, the Democratic abuela outreach is a more formal, centralized version of what has happened on the local level for some time.
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But opponents like Ms. Gatrel say that giant projects like the Grain Belt Express represent an outmoded, centralized approach to delivering energy.
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We're now in a closed phase where centralized apps and services own and control a vast majority of the access to data.
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And this is true whether we're talking about dictatorships, or communism that had very centralized control processes, and for representative democracies today.
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Meanwhile, a lot of discussion around the news takes place on social media, like Facebook and Twitter – but it's not necessarily centralized.
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Now [with centralized kitchens], as long as the product is coming out strong, I don't need to be there as a presence.
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The goal was to create a centralized, all-encompassing festival that would function as a quasi-Olympics for their favorite fighting games.
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The primary focus of that location, White said, will be to work on providing a centralized pool of liquidity for Coinbase services.
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However, these systems are usually centralized, so they can be traced, and their administrators can be asked to cooperate with law enforcement.
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He effectively took control of all government institutions when he was re-elected in June under a new, more centralized presidential system.
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Centralized authoritarian power has its benefits, including the ability for those who have it, at least in theory, to correct course rapidly.
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Some privacy advocates noted, for instance, that the company's new centralized privacy and security settings page has been tried in the past.
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Ken Mondschein: The Seven Kingdoms are comparable to the medieval period because it's this big centralized place that's been kind of static.
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Today, in dozens of sometimes subtle and technical ways, they are designed around large, centralized power plants and one-way power flows.
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She told me that on her first flight with her horse, there wasn't a specific centralized ruling on horses and air travel.
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The new policies will also target individuals and companies who provide access to market-making, settlement and clearing services for centralized trading.
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Delphi, which is valued at about $843.5 million, makes parts including electronic control modules that provides centralized management of various powertrain components.
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States didn't have much guidance on how best to protect those elements of the election ecosystem, like centralized online voter registration databases.
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Matania further advocated that countries, especially those similar in size to Israel, follow Israel's lead in moving to a centralized cybersecurity organization.
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Clients and agency members of Plan A said its approach of combining independent agencies with centralized account management and strategy was working.
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For all Putin's adroitness in political imagery and propaganda, he does not helm a state as powerful or as centralized as China.
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Instead of each suburb operating its own isolated CCTV network, any neighborhood using Vumacam's centralized platform feeds video into its data center.
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But local officials complain that it has not helped expand the use of the language, particularly within Italy's heavily centralized education system.
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Even after a candidate is elected, his or her powers are severely restricted, given the centralized nature of decision-making in China.
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However, because cryptocurrencies operate independent of the centralized market, humanitarian organizations can provide more substantive guarantees in the longevity of their aid.
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Palantir offers a centralized location to collect and analyze police data, including license-plate scans, rap sheets, foreclosed properties and traffic tickets.
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"The department has failed to answer how this new centralized system will provide better services to student and parent borrowers," it wrote.
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Its fire response relies more heavily on community efforts compared to places like the United States that have centralized fire management systems.
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Local currencies were fairly commonplace in the U.S. until the early 1900s, before the Federal Reserve Act of 1913 that centralized banking.
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Plex's expansion beyond a home media organizer to becoming a centralized platform for all your media, gives the company a distinct advantage.
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Use of a centralized financial payment network will result in "a system that is no better than SWIFT or PayPal, " McCaleb said.
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The more countries that install China's centralized surveillance technology, the more that China's very own autocratic use of it may be normalized.
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National and local authorities should ban venues that provide centralized trading of virtual currencies, of which bitcoin is the biggest, Pan said.
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Bloomberg reported on Monday that Chinese authorities plan to block domestic access to Chinese and offshore cryptocurrency platforms that allow centralized trading.
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Wong stressed this isn't just about tracking but also managing work across teams and providing them a more centralized hub for information.
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Blockchain, the technology that underpins cryptocurrencies, records all transactions of a digital currency on a dispersed network instead of one centralized server.
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The lasers allow jeans to be finished at distribution centers rather than centralized manufacturing facilities, which opens the door to custom orders.
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That's how politics is practiced in a fragmented country with a long history of violence, and without a stable, credible centralized authority.
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That's why creating a centralized hub will be so critical, as it will establish the platform as a destination for video content.
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A module consists of two or four individual bedrooms that lead into a centralized living area along with a partially shared bathroom.
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I had no idea where this centralized system deposited my scraps, or how — or if — they were transformed into something of value.
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Decades of U.S. trade sanctions and a dysfunctional Soviet-style, centralized economy mean the aisles of Cuba's shops are often glaringly bare.
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But the proposal has been met with fierce opposition in a country whose totalitarian past has left it wary of centralized power.
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The grid was originally designed to move electricity in one direction, from large, centralized resources to factories, commercial facilities, businesses and homes.
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It launched a centralized Accessibility team to oversee all its products, as well as user research and employee education focused on disabilities.
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The use of centralized vote-counting machines provides a mechanism to verify voter registration and alert officials to duplicative or unattributed votes.
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Proponents of Bitcoin and blockchains argue that centralized ledgers are inherently prone to trickery and fraud; look at Bernie Madoff or Enron.
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We saw that at play in this battle, where you have the Night King who leads a very centralized organization controlling everything.
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"Similar to platforms like Airbnb, we&aposve created the first centralized marketplace to seamlessly find, book, and recommend wellness practitioners," said Madrigan.
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To make single-payer really work, we'd probably have to scrap the U.S. Congress and move to a more centralized parliamentary system.
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Still others saw the offensive sweater as a result of a centralized European company's being unaware of aspects of American cultural heritage.
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And actually, what's kind of interesting is if you think about the cigarette business way back when ... Addiction, power, and ... Centralized control.
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Burseg believes that the similarities among these channels and how their content is posted suggests this is a small, fairly centralized operation.
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This is where it gets to the structure of capitalism and companies getting too big as well as government getting too centralized.
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Guerrero and Michoacán, the states where much of the movement was centralized, continue to be two of the most violent in Mexico.
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The new version doubles down on the state's dominance over the means of production and land and the role of centralized planning.
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But politicians, with some good reason, are reluctant to embrace a growth strategy that's so heavily dependent on debt and centralized control.
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Treat the app as a centralized dashboard where you can perfect your pitch, set attainable goals, track your progress, and shape your vision.
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A huge chunk of school funding comes from local property taxes, instead of being a centralized pot of money at the state level.
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The aim was to create a centralized database system with every citizen's records that can be accessed by security forces around the country.
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These programs are on the rise, but without a centralized leader, the disparity between programs is vast — and some opportunities are seemingly squandered.
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It's unclear exactly how a centralized digital currency would help the government get around economic sanctions, as Maduro insisted it would last month.
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He centralized them all under his leadership, including the Daydream View VR headset, the Chromecast, the Home smart speaker, and the Pixel phone.
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In addition to notebooks and life lists, birders are now using apps and centralized databases like eBird and iNaturalist to quantify their work.
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France, Macron insists, has disrupted its highly centralized and bureaucratized system and now boasts one of the most innovative countries in the world.
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Maybe the fight with the White Walkers will culminate in a radical rethinking of Westeros' current feudal system, creating a strong centralized government.
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Facebook has launched Marketplace, a centralized hub where its 1.71 billion monthly users can buy and sell their stuff online within local communities.
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Fitch notes that FULT has been preparing for a charter consolidation and believes that FULT's operations and processes are largely standardized and centralized.
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The data is proprietary and centralized, and if managed professionally, the data is secure and the right people have the access they need.
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China's existing, centralized credit scoring system, the Credit Reference Center, only covers about 300 million people out of around 800 million potential borrowers.
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Reporting It's helpful to be able to locate everything you need in one spot, and that's what PocketSmith does with its centralized dashboard.
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The Facebook breach shows some of the dangers of using a website with multiple moving parts as a centralized clearinghouse of user authentication.
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We, on the other hand, grew up with the internet, so we have no centralized source of information that controls what we think.
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GoFundMe has created a centralized hub for these campaigns and verified that the people behind them have indeed been affected by the fires.
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Because the blockchain is not centralized, it also means that if one part of it went down, the whole network would not collapse.
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And no matter how well-intentioned, if you live in a place where whiteness remains centralized, the conversation will continue to be exhausting.
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Trump was reportedly shaken enough by the outcome that he centralized the process of releasing executive orders through Chief of Staff Reince Priebus.
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There are currently over 1,000 digital currencies operating on a decentralized basis, however, none can provide the services leading centralized payment providers can.
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Together they show how centralized control of the internet could enable the possibility of automated discrimination on the level of the individual citizen.
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Blockchain is a distributed ledger of transactions that is maintained by a network of computers on the internet rather than a centralized authority.
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The biggest pro is that there isn't one giant national system that could be hacked at once (unlike, for example, Estonia's centralized system).
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Instead of administering duplicate databases, blockchain comprises one record maintained by a network of participants rather than a centralized entity: accessible and unchangeable.
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Many of us still own personal computers, but we mostly use them to access centralized services like Dropbox, Gmail, Office 365, and Slack.
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Election infrastructure includes polling places, centralized vote tabulations locations, voter registration databases and voting machines, DHS Secretary Jeh Johnson said in a statement.
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The cryptocurrency has faced ongoing criticism for its centralized nature and its perceived lack of use beyond cross-border payments by financial institutions.
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IoT ecosystems need centralized, cloud-based solutions which would provide users with an intuitive interface to control devices and protect them against malware.
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The U.S. has no centralized, well-funded center solely devoted to weather modeling on a specific timescale, whereas that's all the ECMWF does.
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A website would offer a more convenient, centralized hub for requests that will make it easier to track current inquiries and manage responses.
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Right now, the system is designed to be 20 mini collection points and digital collection points with a centralized tiny Trashpresso transformation machine.
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Unlike its more decentralized peers, only a few trusted members of the Libra Association, the centralized hub for the currency, can create Libra.
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What Taylor and her team didn't realize is that most of these organizations didn't have centralized databases of the services they were offering.
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It remains ambiguous whether it would be a centralized institution operating like traditional armed forces, or a looser integration of European military personnel.
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DOD efforts emphasize the often discussed two-fold cloud strategy which seeks to maximize both decentralized nodes and centralized servers and data access.
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In the sense where we go in to a situation with the power being embraced around there's no centralized power in that sense.
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The steps include moving the chopping of tomatoes and lettuce to a centralized location and blanching onions to kill germs before they're chopped.
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In contrast governments are centralized, fraught with red-tape and lack the speed, aggression and energy that a devolved approach to communications requires.
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Leasing datacenters based in Europe rather than relying on centralized U.S. servers has started to take off over the past year or two.
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And when I say pro-community, what that really means is trying to restore a sense of ... I think everything's become too centralized.
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It's already nearly impossible to finance a new big, centralized coal power plant, and it's getting harder just to keep current ones running.
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I agree with the Founding Fathers by putting trust in the People and States rather than a centralized group of bureaucrats in Washington.
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Democrats, meanwhile, controlled Congress largely from 1933 to 1995 with a coalition of Southern conservatives and Northern liberals, whose disagreements stymied centralized control.
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It is in these centralized live-work-eat-drink districts, districts that are anathema to the dreams of suburban developers, where innovation thrives.
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The UK has also pushed to create centralized databases of web browsers' activity for law enforcement purposes, under the 2016 Investigatory Powers Act.
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But interest rates, no need for slow matching, flexibility for withdrawing money and dealing with a centralized party could attract users to Compound.
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For instance, all your receipts are centralized in the same interface, which lets you get a clear overview of your spendings on catering.
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The association represents state officials in both parties who run elections across the United States, which does not have centralized national voting system.
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When decentralized blockchain protocols start displacing the centralized web services that dominate the current internet, we'll start to see real internet-based sovereignty.
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But U.S. dealers have long complained that centralized control out of Germany meant cars in VW lots did not correspond to U.S. tastes.
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The sales and distribution network — not a dealership — will have new and pre-owned EVs available via centralized processing centers in several countries.
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By contrast, cryptocurrencies like bitcoin are produced by solving complex maths puzzles, and governed by disparate online communities instead of a centralized body.
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Here, what might typically be dismissed as incomplete is centralized in the work, elevating the disjointed thoughts of an incarcerated individual to artistry.
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In the traditionally centralized manufacturing model, goods are fabricated in a specialized factory and then shipped to consumers or the next manufacturing stop.
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While the centralized manufacturing model stimulates the pursuit for manufacturing efficiency, it also wastes resources as consumers are buying more than they need.
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Globally, most of those tokens are traded in centralized cryptocurrency exchanges that are both at risk from regulatory scrutiny and from potential hacking.
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By contrast, cryptocurrencies like bitcoin are produced by solving complex maths puzzles, and governed by disparate online communities instead of a centralized body.
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It eliminated a rule requiring television stations to maintain at least one local studio in licensed markets, essentially legitimatizing Sinclair's centralized news model.
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Identity as we know it now is typically maintained by a centralized state—by the taxman, the department of motor vehicles, the police.
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The centralized model is increasingly being adopted across the industry, with Oman and Bahrain having established national sharia boards in the past year.
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She will remain with the premium cable network through a transition as communications for all of WarnerMedia will be centralized under Kevin Brockman.
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The biggest difference between centralized exchanges (like Coinbase, Kraken and Bitfinex) and decentralized exchanges is that decentralized exchanges do not hold users' funds.
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There is no centralized system for collecting sexual assault reports from airlines, and no special training for flight attendants in handling sexual assault.
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The giants Western Union and Moneygram, which dominate the current market, are testing Ripple's XRP, a cryptocurrency smaller and more centralized than bitcoin.
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When the Nazi regime occupied France, they used these centralized files to target Jews, first to arrest them, and eventually to murder them.
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They make money by investing in more centralized power and more grid infrastructure; minigrids and microgrids are designed to use less of both.
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Existing IoT solutions are expensive because of the high infrastructure and maintenance cost associated with centralized clouds, large server farms and networking equipment.
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The miniLab is composed of parts that collect small samples of blood and urine to automatically process and upload to a centralized system.
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Per the AP, ICE and the Department of Health and Human Services "are working to set up a centralized reunification process" in Texas.
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"We provide one centralized command center for team collaboration without losing context and that is one of our biggest sources of customer satisfaction."
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He used to think that the world was a contest between "centralized, evil" politicians and corporations, he explained, and the "good, virtuous" people.
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