First, that I may not be the best communicator ever.
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The Star Trek Bluetooth communicator with its wireless charging stand.
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Or a fan, because you're energetic and a direct communicator.
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And she's an incredibly talented policy communicator, always has been.
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Part of that is because Perriello is a good communicator.
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It's a communicator from one of the Star Trek shows.
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I wasn't a good communicator and had high employee turnover.
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This will help you stand out as a clear communicator.
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That's why it's your prerogative to be a strong communicator.
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The iPhone is, perhaps, our greatest computer, communicator, and commodity.
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"She was beautiful, intelligent and a great communicator," he said.
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An avid communicator, Mr. Heath was particularly wily with wordplay.
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The Star Trek communicator comes complete with a wireless charging stand.
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Once paired, you can take and make calls through the communicator.
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The Star Trek The Original Series Bluetooth Communicator lists for $149.
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He is simply an abusive communicator, calling names and degrading people.
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Raskin, too, is a respected communicator and frequent guest on MSNBC.
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Most simply celebrated him as a communicator of some happy truths.
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GPS communicator / navigator Think of this as a cheap insurance policy.
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He was gracious and generous in person, and a skilled communicator.
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It takes a deft communicator to pull off such verbal pirouettes.
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You are a strong communicator and can tell an engaging story.
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If your boss was an awful communicator, don't dwell on that.
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Cue the happy tears and get the communicator for $149.95 here.
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Garmin inReach Mini 2-Way Satellite Communicator — $275 (down from $350)
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As a communicator, Trump can be a shameless and vulgar thug.
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During his tenure, he gained a reputation as an uncanny communicator.
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Sandberg is a "better communicator" and a "tremendous leader," Calacanis said.
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Maki Naro is an award-winning cartoonist, illustrator, and science communicator.
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They gave us a satellite phone and an Arbigan satellite communicator.
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He's a big, picture communicator who wants to sell you on Trump.
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To be a great parent, you have to be an expert communicator.
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They have the responsibility of being the main communicator for the family.
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The trouble is that Mrs May is a poor communicator and negotiator.
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Then my communicator chimes, a surprise since it mostly lies quietly dormant.
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President Ronald Reagan, dubbed "The Great Communicator," wouldn't even acknowledge its existence.
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"He comes with his political capital; he's a great communicator," Rousseff said.
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In fact, he might be the best communicator in the entire administration.
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"Trump's rise took away from Christie's natural strength as a communicator," Gov.
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He is a gifted communicator, verbally dexterous, with a sense of humor.
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Because he is the greatest communicator, as a president, we've ever had.
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Hahn uses vague words like "communicator" and "teacher" when describing Renteria's gifts.
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He is a great communicator, but we didn't change the national conversation.
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" Ezra Levin of Indivisible: "Warren is just consistently a ridiculously talented communicator.
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He's a very gifted communicator, a smooth operator concerned with sentence structure.
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He knows talk radio Republicans laud Pence as an expert conservative communicator.
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Biden would be considered an undisciplined communicator compared to anyone but Donald Trump.
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You simply can't become a great leader until you are a great communicator.
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This is the video-box communicator futurists promised us about 50 years ago.
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The job of the communicator is to build the best (most appropriate) bridge.
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If things get really desperate, I have the Garmin inReach Explorer+ satellite communicator.
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Conversational interfaces are only as good as the communicator on the other end.
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After downloading the free app, they obtain a communicator coin from the museum.
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This can be a challenge toward becoming a better communicator and overall person.
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Rich is a better communicator and has taken a hard look at himself.
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Because of the Peace Corps, I became a better communicator, friend and colleague.
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You're a skilled communicator, and your expert negotiation skills will get you far.
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Larry's just a great communicator on the economy, and that's what Trump needs.
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"I was the worst communicator, emotionally, when I was younger," she told ELLE.
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But he said that ultimately the opera itself was the most powerful communicator.
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You can't learn to code or become a better communicator in an hour.
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The speaker doesn't necessarily need to be a high-wattage, charismatic public communicator.
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Included with the communicator is a wireless charging base complete with the Federation logo.
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Communicator Mercury enters your sign today, encouraging you to get things off your chest.
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A portion of an early Motorola Radio ad, showing the handheld two-way communicator.
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I also empower people, I'm a good communicator, and I think I understand banking.
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He is a natural communicator, whose openness and vulnerability somehow come across the airwaves.
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" The resolution also called Trump "a bold and innovative communicator" and a "courageous leader.
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It is not a failing on her part that she is an effective communicator.
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He also happens to be an expert positional defender and ace back-line communicator.
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The Apple Watch has helped us fulfill all our Power Rangers Communicator-related dreams.
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After all, PR Week recently named the United Airlines CEO communicator of the year.
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Tsai had praised him as "a great communicator" when she introduced him last year.
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"The best advice she ever gave me was 'Be a clear communicator,'" Butler says.
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Pence is a strong communicator and I expect him to rise to the challenge.
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On March 21, communicator Mercury enters Pisces, shifting your focus from fun to responsibility.
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Part of this experiment is being a more open person and a better communicator!
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The Star Trek Bluetooth communicator is the thing that fans never knew they needed.
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Reagan excelled in his role, and earned the label "The Great Communicator" on merit.
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Certainly, anyone from the 21st Century would be a much better communicator than Corbyn.
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The governor has been a steady presence on television and a clear crisis communicator.
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He is known as an adept communicator who also understands the importance of analytics.
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Relativity implies that the photons can't be used as a faster-than-light communicator.
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"She was a valued colleague on 'Mythbusters,' and an excellent science communicator," Savage said.
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Bruce Rauner's team, where he served as the chief communicator for the GOP governor.
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She is a fearless communicator and has helped me start to become one too.
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She's an effective communicator, more positive than anyone else and comfortable advocating for herself.
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Sean Spicer, according to all Washington establishment measures, is a gifted and able communicator.
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Instead of a personal communicator with your calendar and notes, I use my iPhone.
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But not everyone has Obama's talents as a political communicator, to put it mildly.
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"He is a phenomenal communicator," Ms. Haberman said, responding to a question about Mr. Trump.
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We already knew that Pope Francis was a great communicator, but this is something new.
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The latter, founded in 1990, was a handheld "personal intelligent communicator" that pre-dated smartphones.
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Putting her policies aside, she is possibly the most capable communicator in the Democratic field.
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He's the most incredible communicator and so he's better at this relationship than I am.
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"You're looking good, Apollo 8," said Michael Collins, the Capsule Communicator, or Capcom, in Houston.
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It's with more than a little guilt that I turn the communicator off without responding.
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Trump is the new great communicator and is taking his message directly to the people.
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On the ground in Houston, capsule communicator Charlie Duke let out a sigh of relief.
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To my radio brethren, we lost a stellar communicator & they'll never be another like him.
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This is the standard by which Trump is being accused of being a poor communicator.
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The aim was also to "draw the child into becoming an active communicator," she said.
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Ron Bonjean, the Republican communicator who is representing Gorsuch, confirmed the story yesterday to CNN.
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I started dating a loving, respectful person who also happened to be an incredible communicator.
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When he grows up, he wants to be a science communicator like Neil deGrasse Tyson.
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"Much rests on the shoulders of the Great Communicator," he said, referring to the chairman.
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Mr. Johnson has shown in his rise that he can be a very effective communicator.
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A manager who can't do that is an ineffective communicator and, thus, a weak leader.
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Liv Boeree is a science communicator and TV host specializing in astrophysics, rationality, and poker.
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He's a natural communicator, which he puts down to having moved so much as a child.
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This Bluetooth communicator seriously looks like an exact replica of the one from the original series.
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Making Alexa a better communicator could help Amazon be even more ingrained into consumers' everyday lives.
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Do you still like the medium as a communicator, of someone who needs to communicate stuff?
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Breyer's concept looks like a modern mix of Sony's VAIO P, Nokia's Communicator, and Nintendo's 3DS.
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And their only camera, GPS device, music player, communicator, trip planner, sex finder, and payment tool.
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"You can think of it in terms of a router," Barnett said, describing the Schmitt communicator.
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Now there is a fantastic communicator – you have to be good to raise that much money.
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He is viewed as an effective liberal communicator with a strong connection to the party's base.
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"There's a target on your back if you're a prominent communicator of climate change," Mann said.
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Alas, policy is where Renho, a talented communicator, is weaker than her two competitors for leader.
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The Bluetooth communicator seriously looks like an exact replica of the one from the original series.
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It also works as a wireless speaker — the communicator in the show didn't even do that.
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Just because you're a good communicator doesn't mean your feelings don't ever get in the way.
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Taking the time to get to know your audience is critical to being a good communicator.
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They started to work with me and helped me understand how to be a better communicator.
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He is truly a great communicator, and I think in many ways a good role model.
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He's very kind and has a good heart, but he's not a good communicator of feelings.
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As much as James dribbles and shoots and soars and scores, he is a constant communicator.
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Working on such habits can help make you a better communicator in the workplace, Black says.
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If you&aposre not the best verbal communicator, you can communicate through design or through data.
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Mike Dubke, who did not respond to an interview request, was one such veteran GOP communicator.
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A communicator must project warmth and trust, and have an earnest appeal to the target audience.
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" JUNE 18-19 MEETING "Going forward today, much rests on the shoulders of the Great Communicator (Bernanke).
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And as you said, Bill Clinton, master politician, excellent communicator, didn&apost know how to handle it.
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"Fashion is a great communicator in terms of changing styles and therefore changing decades," says de Guitaut.
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He is the co-author of "Climate Change: Picturing the Science", and an award-winning science communicator.
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Now, Planet Computers may be fixing those omissions with the Cosmo Communicator, which doubles as a smartphone.
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" Shawn Otto on Carl Sagan: "Carl Sagan was an extremely successful science communicator with the series Cosmos.
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But when cell networks fail, radio remains as a steadfast and reliable communicator of critical emergency information.
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Because he is the greatest communicator, as a president, we've ever had," he said on "Fox & Friends.
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I worked for the famous advertising man, art director, iconic mass media communicator and author, George Lois.
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Being a good communicator at work is key to your success as an employee in an office.
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The admiral has added another facet to his job: communicator, an unusual objective for a military leader.
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If we look at Trump by his own goals, he is in fact a singularly successful communicator.
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As the RNC's top communicator since 2011, Spicer is a familiar face on the cable news circuit.
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When Christie talks, people listen because like Trump he is a skilled communicator with a fiery spirit.
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Andrew Friedman, the Dodgers' president of baseball operations, said he was looking foremost for an excellent communicator.
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A few minutes later Lahey received a text message over the communicator: Vescovo's systems were shutting down.
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Communicator Mercury enters Pisces, a psychic Water sign, activating the sector of your chart that rules success.
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Dr. Brusatte in particular is a terrific science communicator who always delivers elegant, yet adrenaline-inducing quotes.
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Reagan, the Great Communicator, led the G.O.P. at the dawn of a new era of political communication.
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So something called the Telly Awards which is a video awards program, something called the Communicator Awards.
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On February 13 communicator Mercury enters your sign, which will be rad for helping you communicate clearly.
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" Fox News anchor Abby Huntsman remembered Krauthammer as "a genius communicator" who was "one of America&aposs greatest.
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"My earlier comments were about him being a great communicator who understands television and social media," he said.
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Ask yourself: Am I being an effective communicator and saying the things I think need to be said?
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"We're introducing three revolutionary products—an iPod, a phone, and an internet communicator," proclaimed Jobs, ever the showman.
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Alex Cruz, the chief executive, is better known as a cost-cutter than a communicator, and it showed.
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She is a clear communicator, so is well-placed to explain the trade-offs involved in cutting services.
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Hillary Clinton isn't the communicator her husband is — after all, Bill could talk a fish out of water.
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In a recent video, Zemdegs described the record-breaking solve to Matt Parker, a "maths communicator" and comedian.
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Unfortunately, there's no word on an included Star Trek communicator, so Vulcan wireless earbuds will have to suffice.
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Both come with alternate gripping hands and phasers, but Kirk gets a communicator and Spock gets a tricoder.
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The Mr Spck figure comes with an extra head, multiple hands, a phaser, a tricorder and a communicator.
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But it's not just in pushing back on otherwise like-minded American politicians where Johnson the communicator thrives.
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"Animal communicator" Sue Pike thinks she can do just that, and went on British TV to prove it.
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Communicator planet Mercury enters your sign this month, which means you'll have an even bigger mouth than usual!
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Anthony Bourdain will go down in history as a great cultural communicator, a brutal and brilliant literary voice.
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Lord Sacks is both a good scholar (he could have been an academic philosopher) and a skilled communicator.
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He was an exceptional communicator who built a rapport with the public that congressional Republicans simply couldn't match.
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Billy Nye, commonly known as "The Science Guy," is an American science communicator, television presenter, and mechanical engineer.
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The Indiana governor and former House lawmaker is a skilled communicator, having previously hosted a talk radio show.
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It's a win-win and all it starts with basic training for how to be an effective communicator.
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" She continued, "I always say he might not be the best communicator, but he has the best heart.
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Communicator Mercury in Gemini connects with innovative Uranus in Aries at 10:31 PM, bringing exciting, helpful conversations.
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Communicator Mercury also enters Leo today, encouraging you to talk about issues concerning your home, family, and security.
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Ronald Reagan—the Great Communicator—couldn't adequately communicate the need for America to support the rebels in Nicaragua.
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The former head of the International Monetary Fund is known as a strong communicator with sharp political skills.
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"Salvini is a very able communicator and has been doing well outside his northern historic stronghold," said Goodwin.
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" He also said he wanted "a great manager, a communicator — someone who can collaborate well with the building.
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It's a strategy Duffy says is necessary for any climate communicator, but especially one working with young minds.
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Earlier that month, a trade publication, PR Week, had given Mr. Munoz its Communicator of the Year award.
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"I'm an excellent communicator" or "highly organized and motivated" are opinions of yourself and not necessarily the truth.
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" Trump's lead communicator went on to state that Page "has never been a part of our campaign. Period.
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A skilled communicator, he was often able to calm jittery financial markets with a few well-chosen words.
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So, one of the ways to express love with dogs is to become an effective partner, communicator and respondent.
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He's a rare liberal communicator who can go toe to toe with the big TV stars of conservative media.
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Towards the middle of the wild rally, the president called out critics who say he&aposs a poor communicator.
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Nonetheless, Viall says he's "always been a good communicator" and wishes the show would show more talk, less action.
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You can't be an effective communicator if you don't have active listening skills, Friedman explains in a blog post.
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Luckily, in my career, I've been privileged to serve as a communicator on behalf of scientists, engineers, and technologists.
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You'll be even more focused on your professional or public life on March 21, when communicator Mercury enters Aries.
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Asked about Rubio, Cruz called him an "amazing communicator" who inspired millions across the country in his presidential campaign.
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His popular style also contrasts with that of Lin, who was seen as a less effective communicator, Yang added.
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I wanted to test out the Firefly Communicator, which was developed by Joey Stein, a nature enthusiast and technologist.
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Will Wilkinson, vice president of policy at the Niskanen Center, challenged the idea that Trump is a poor communicator.
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He is the master communicator of the age of partisan polarization, which he has done so much to create.
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Mr. Trump's advisers see Mr. Pence as a decidedly safe choice — a disciplined public communicator with ties to Washington.
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He is a good communicator and has always been attentive to the concerns of financial market investors and participants.
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Communicator Mercury enters royal Fire sign Leo at 8:47 PM, so expect conversations to become louder and prouder.
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But there had never been a communicator about music with anywhere near his brilliance, humor, energy, reach and importance.
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She's a strong communicator with an interesting biography, an Iraq war veteran and the first Hindu member of Congress.
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That is increasing the use of English as a universal communicator and diminishing the role of Icelandic, experts say.
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Mercieca, who is a critic of Trump, studied his campaign speeches and concluded he is a "deceptively brilliant" communicator.
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In a White House where the president is billed as his own best communicator, speechwriters try to remain anonymous.
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"Ryan is an extraordinary gifted communicator, and he'll be able to have those heart-to-heart conversations," Ribble said.
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Like a good communicator, he could read the body language of an opponent and know what he was thinking.
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Glitch CEO Anil Dash has used a simple writing habit to work more efficiently and become a better communicator.
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"We've not been a high communicator in terms of sharing our stories, our knowledge and our manufacture," she said.
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Mr. Trump has long believed that he is the best communicator in the White House, but as the presidential campaign picks up its pace and the prospect of his impeachment becomes more real, he seems to be its only empowered communicator, a one-man war room responding to developments almost hour by hour.
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In the photo supplied to us by Mattel, Kirk is holding a phaser and Uhura has a tricorder and communicator.
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Injecting that phrase into the bloodstream of British politics was one of Mrs May's few successes as a political communicator.
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Becca's date with all the alpacas is also very cute, although slightly more interesting, as Becca is a better communicator.
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Though not as astute as Ben Sasse or articulate as Ted Cruz, he is an engaging communicator with broad appeal.
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"She is a very effective communicator, she tells us when she wants up, down, water, to go upstairs," Loring says.
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He is convinced (as most presidents are) that he is the best communicator, strategist, pollster and everything else for himself.
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And instead of drinking to develop the courage to approach someone or hookup with them, practice being a better communicator.
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Perhaps the biggest benefit a bad boss can have is challenging you to be more creative and a better communicator.
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"I am a communicator, and I like making ice cream and being on the ground with our team," she says.
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Dash is a prolific blogger, and he said that the habit has made him a better communicator with his team.
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"Oliver North is a legendary warrior for American freedom, a gifted communicator and skilled leader," LaPierre said in a statement.
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It's another to have the "soft skills " many employers are looking for, like being a great team player and communicator.
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You won't advance in your career if you're not an excellent communicator or if you lack empathy for your colleagues.
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At Fox News, Mr. Shine was known as a "butler" to Mr. Ailes, but not as a skilled public communicator.
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Steve Phillips, the Mets' general manager then, called Dombrowski a skilled communicator who was always clear about what he wanted.
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No. 2, effective communicator, although I am polarizing because I'm very opinionated and so some people don't like opinionated people.
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The prototype spacecraft is the work of the Planetary Society, an international nonprofit headed by famed science communicator Bill Nye.
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As a communicator, I appreciate how he owns the message every day, but I wish he'd take some days off.
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Communicator Mercury in Virgo will clash with serious Saturn in Sag, and it will be impossible to have productive conversations.
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A wearable, always-on Alexa communicator could allow Amazon to overcome one hangover from its failure in the smartphone market.
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But Ali is a bad communicator, and one lesson the movie deigns to teach her is to listen more carefully.
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The astrophysicist and science communicator recently tweeted out a list of his favorite Sci Fi aliens, using The List App.
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A crash out is unlikely to phase Lagarde, however: She's known as a gifted communicator who commands the respect of markets.
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This Bluetooth accessory lets you take your Trek fandom a step further and finally make phone calls with a replica communicator.
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This Bluetooth accessory lets you take your Trek fandom a step further and finally make phone calls with a replica communicator.
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Communicator Mercury enters dreamy Pisces, causing you to feel a little less focused—sleepy, even—but definitely more imaginative and psychic.
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A buttload of cool little accessories, including a bevy of alternate hands, a phaser, communicator, tricorder, and even Sulu's fencing sword.
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So I take off in my personal ship not sure about where I'm headed when — of course — my communicator chimes again.
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But White House officials think she could be an asset because she's a great communicator and a former small business leader.
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Back in December, in the midst of this mess, I ran into Faye, an animal communicator who often visits our barn.
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Ensconced at new company Handspring in 2001, he developed what I consider the best pre-iPhone smartphone product: the Treo Communicator.
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The Communicator, the newspaper where he was last employed, had a circulation of about 22010,22010 in a city of about 21999,800.
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Though he comes from a prominent political family, which founded El Tiempo, Colombia's largest newspaper, he is not a gifted communicator.
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Here, for example, are Joe Scarborough and Mark Halperin praising Trump's allegedly formidable skills as a political communicator back in May.
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In classical music, he is venerated, almost desperately, as the Great Communicator, who thrust the symphonic repertory into the national conversation.
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The set — called Women of NASA — was created by science communicator Maia Weinstock and honors five accomplished women from NASA history.
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Communicator planet Mercury enters Sagittarius today and lights up the sector of your chart that rules the mind, information, and communication.
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The next day, July 13, communicator Mercury enters your sign, boosting your mental acuity and putting you in a chatty mood.
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It was designed to fulfill three key fucntions: to serve as a phone, of course; an internet communicator; and an iPod.
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In each of these cases, participants were asked to judge the character of the communicator and the quality of their arguments.
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Wicked smart, passionate, a master communicator, a fighter for average Americans, empathetic, kind and an absolute star of a public servant.
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Apart from managing a small team of engineers in San Francisco, Mr. Stamos has largely been left as Facebook's security communicator.
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During this time, Microsoft also pushed Skype for Business as the replacement for its Lync (Office Communicator) enterprise instant messaging software.
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During this time, Microsoft also pushed Skype for Business as the replacement for its Lync (Office Communicator) enterprise instant messaging software.
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But Mr. Schiff has also shown that his patience has its limits and that he can be a very effective communicator.
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Still, he had several strong moments that will remind Democrats about how he is an effective, quick-witted and charismatic communicator.
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To a fellow communicator, to give her something that they had all shared together, that was very special to them personally.
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In order to be an effective communicator, you have to understand the ins and outs of what effective communication looks like.
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The DS, meanwhile, had two low-res screens, PS22-level graphics, archaic software, and looked like a communicator from Battlestar Galactica.
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"I'm naturally organized and a good communicator, which are two of the most important assets for being a VA," she said.
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The rules are simple: Be under the age of 18, be a productive communicator and explain why it's important to be kind.
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"And frankly, he was just a better messenger and communicator than she was," Conway said during a lengthy response before getting sidetracked.
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"Cathy joins us with a well-deserved reputation of being a tremendous communicator, innovator and relationship builder," NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell said.
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"Someone who is not using them is not an effective communicator and therefore not effective an inducing an emotional response," he said.
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Kim Kardashian West on Wednesday addressed husband Kanye West's controversial pro-Trump antics, saying he's a poor communicator who often gets misconstrued.
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We're witnessing the dawn of a new era of smartphone designs that bring us closer to sci-fi's prophesied all-screen communicator.
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We need to acknowledge that in some ways he's a very effective communicator – and we see this very clearly on environmental policies.
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Communicator Mercury enters grounded Earth sign Virgo on July 30, stirring things up in the friendship and community sector of your chart!
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"NASA's talking point is that it's business as usual, but that's not true," Laura Tenenbaum, former NASA science communicator, told The Guardian.
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An expert communicator, Mayer was only comfortable speaking to what she likely saw as the upper echelon of the media food chain.
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Ensconced at a new company, Handspring, in 2001 he developed what I consider the best pre-iPhone smartphone product, the Treo Communicator.
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If as a communicator you cannot get your own ideas across, how are you going to get them across to other people?
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As a science communicator, Baakdhah wanted to make a visual aid so that doctors and parents could educate others about the disease.
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You're a polite communicator who always asks how others are doing and is careful not to make the conversation entirely about you.
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She was a brilliant & too-notch builder, engineer, driver, fabricator, and science communicator, & strove everyday to encourage others by her prodigious example.
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She was a brilliant & too-notch builder, engineer, driver, fabricator, and science communicator, & strove everyday to encourage others by her prodigious example.
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Communicator Mercury is meeting with the Sun in mysterious Water sign Scorpio, which is the sign opposite you on the zodiac wheel.
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An aggressive communicator who used to get ahead of bad news stories with quotable quips and blunt talk, Mr. Christie was forced underground.
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The Star Trek Communicator can even stream music through its tiny speaker, which is loud enough for desk listening, but that's about it.
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He turned it around, becoming known as "the Great Communicator," skillfully, forcefully but eloquently demanding that the Soviets be true to human rights.
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"When master communicator Mercury is transiting earthy Taurus, we can expect sensual and poetic declarations to flourish our inboxes," explains astrologer Lisa Stardust.
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First, I cast a circle and called in earth, air, fire and water, and then I called in Mercury, the messenger and communicator.
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Throughout 22, Fadell, Grignon, and the rest of the team worked on a number of early efforts to fuse iPod and internet communicator.
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During these expeditions, Murphy sharpened her skills as an ecologist, while also developing a side track as a science communicator and wildlife photographer.
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" Blue Origin is looking for someone who is a great communicator with at least seven years of hospitality experience and a "customer obsession.
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Also, and this is selfish (and cheesy) of me, but it's the truth: teaching has made me a better listener, communicator, and learner.
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"He's a good communicator, but what is he communicating?" asked Jon Stainbrook, a former Republican chairman in Lucas County, a big automaking center.
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He was our president, disagreed with him on a lot, but he won the presidency and he was an amazing campaigner and communicator.
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The third is that even if you are the best communicator in the world, you still might not get the outcome you want.
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Booker had a reputation at the time as a great communicator, a jovial Twitter presence who delighted in shoveling residents' walkways during snowstorms.
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Perhaps no one was more effective in warning of the peril than the astronomer and science communicator Carl Sagan, who died in 1996.
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For people who don't stutter, Springer shows how stuttering doesn't stop someone from being a great communicator, or hold them back from success.
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A confident communicator who understands how to effectively tailor messaging and articulate value, be it in person, on the phone, or over email.
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A confident communicator, who understands how to effectively tailor messaging and articulate value, be it in person, on the phone, or over email.
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"I always try to emphasize that we are in their habitat," Anne Hilborn, science communicator with a Ph.D in wildlife conservation, told Gizmodo.
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Your mind shifts to material matters when communicator Mercury enters Earth sign Virgo on July 30, bringing conversations about cash to the fore.
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A hugely gifted communicator with entertainment chops, he seemed well suited to take on Donald Trump, assuming the demagogic showman seeks re-election.
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" Tate writes in "Lady in Red" that she watched Reagan "transform from a hesitant, ill-at-ease speaker to an effective, confident communicator.
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The president, meanwhile, has said he does not plan to fire Conway, whom Republicans have lauded as an effective communicator for Trump's message.
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"Carl Sagan, to this day, has a reputation in the science community as someone who was obviously a great science communicator," Esvelt said.
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He was still finding his way as a communicator, and the pages often opened up a conversation between the recipients and their boss.
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If anything changed, I would say my capacity to be a better listener and a better communicator for whatever I'm interpreting or receiving.
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The month wraps up with communicator Mercury entering practical Earth sign Virgo on July 30, stirring conversation around intimate areas of your life.
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I'm a communicator and an educator, so I'm biased — but I think there's a lot of potential in that arena for innovation, as well.
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He has the smooth charm of a professional communicator and, with his lithe build and V-necked navy-blue cashmere sweater, a metrosexual air.
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The communicator opens with a flick of the wrist and makes the exact same noise that devotees of the original series know and love.
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Sheeran is a communicator, and with his angelic tones he conveys a type of masculinity that's very sure of itself, but the swagger's subtracted.
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I was just trying to illuminate what my central, essential purpose as an artist was, which is to be a communicator and a validator.
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As I drift aimlessly through an asteroid field, collecting gold and silver and whatever minerals I can get my hands on, my communicator chimes.
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While her husband of 52 years, President Ronald Reagan, was a great communicator and leader, his strength did not lie in administration, he said.
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Mr. Trump has shown himself to be a masterly communicator, and his instincts, especially in identifying the issues that will animate voters, are shrewd.
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Anecdotal evidence suggests Tillerson has proven to be an ineffective leader, a poor communicator and at best a tepid representative of US values overseas.
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Much like Al-Aulaqi, HBL was becoming a charismatic communicator, but he didn't have Aulaqi's skeletons in the closet (he famously consorted with prostitutes).
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And Ms Lagarde is a capable communicator who has said sensible things about the euro-zone, avoiding the ideological hawkishness of her German counterparts.
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Things aren't perfect in Los Angeles, but by all accounts Walton is a terrific communicator who's hard on his pups without deflating their confidence.
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"In a wide-ranging interview with Lester Holt of NBC News on Monday, Zuckerberg was asked if he was "the best communicator for Facebook.
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Easy communicator Fauci seems keenly aware of the role he plays for Trump -- and the overall importance of truth during a public health crisis.
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Jose Reyes, the Mets shortstop, played for Gibbons in Toronto from 2013 until he was traded in 2015 and called him a terrific communicator.
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Campaign manager Brad Parscale described the incoming adviser as "a gifted communicator" in a statement that did not include specific details about Shine's role.
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That doesn't mean he's a good interviewer or a responsible communicator when speaking to a large and devoted audience, but it is a fact.
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If common sense prevails, Mr. Trump's email thread may serve as the final nail in the coffin of email as the universal office communicator.
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IT'S GOING TO BE ONE OF THEM THE PRESIDENT LIKES ME AS A MEDIA COMMUNICATOR, SO I WILL BE MORE THAN HAPPY TO OBLIGE.
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Mr. Berlusconi, a master communicator, she said, was presenting himself as a consensus maker as he targeted older Italians who watched his television channels.
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Drexler's continued, emphatic imagery of hands demonstrates her underlying awareness of this body part as a connector, a communicator, a harmer, and a protector.
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On March 11, communicator Mercury meets Neptune, both of which are in your sign, so expect a super strong boost in your psychic abilities!
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He has a lot of demographic and ideological tailwinds at his back, and he's proven to be a more impressive national communicator than people realize.
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Mr. Williams proved a natural and expressive communicator, conveying the drama and anguish of these miniatures without ever resorting to excessive vocal or theatrical gestures.
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As every good PR person knows (with the probable exception of Communicator of the Year Oscar Muñoz), the truth will come out sooner or later.
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While the value provided by defense contractors surely exists, the questions raised have placed these companies on the defensive – a disadvantaged position for any communicator.
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These social skills can make you a better communicator as well as a better team-player, personal traits many employers are looking for right now.
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As an American, I am what is known as a low-context communicator, so if I want something done, I say so bluntly and directly.
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Mr. Trump, a supremely confident communicator, wants viewers to see him as a truth-telling political outsider and trusts that he can box in Mrs.
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But, obviously, you need to be a really good communicator when you're a startup in the medical field, and that's something they'll learn over time.
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Many Republicans consider Rubio the most talented communicator in the GOP and he's expected to be a top-tier presidential candidate in 22019 or 2024.
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"Oliver North is a legendary warrior for American freedom, a gifted communicator and skilled leader," Wayne LaPierre, the organization's chief executive, said in a statement.
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Against this backdrop, whoever takes on the job would have to be a great communicator, said Zsolt Darvas, a researcher at Bruegel, a think tank.
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Both Mr. Munoz, who was named "communicator of the year" by PR Week magazine last month, and Mr. Spicer took pains to personalize their apologies.
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There's something for every type of geek here, whether it's a Rick and Morty Plumbus replica, a Star Trek Bluetooth Communicator, or Harry Potter underwear.
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When Saevar Helgi Bragason, a science communicator and author, called for a fireworks ban two years ago, his post on Twitter started a national conversation.
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Asking yourself questions like these while watching talks will give you a deeper look into all the nuances that go into being an effective communicator.
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"Mary is known to be an outstanding communicator who can coalesce people with differing views and perspectives," Golz said in a statement announcing Bono's appointment.
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Say hello to the Global Link, a personal communicator, scanner, and all-around smartphone-before-smartphones with what's, presumably, a roll-up display in its innards.
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Asked what she primarily considers herself—sommelier, designer, educator, or businesswoman—she replies with "wine communicator," and you don't get the feeling it's the politician's answer.
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Becoming known as a skilled communicator, and using email effectively, can actively help you advance in your career, the CEO of a $16 billion business says.
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Schnabel, a member of the German Council of Economic Experts, the country's "wise men", since 2014, is considered a well-connected economic expert and skilled communicator.
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While he's now out of the acting business, Rohrssen remains a forceful communicator, a skill that has served him well in all of his coaching jobs.
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Many of her relationships ended because of infidelity, so she needs a partner who is honest, chivalrous and a good communicator who can make her laugh.
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The Garmin inReach Explorer Plus satellite communicator lets you send and receive texts with your family and friends, and it even lets them track your journey.
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If he's such a good communicator, don't you think he should be doing something about some of the rather ugly displays of enthusiasm at his rallies?
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" A 1980 profile in the Los Angeles Times on a device called the Canon Communicator proclaimed, "Electronic Help for the Handicapped: The Voiceless Break Their Silence.
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For example, are you a better communicator now because of a lesson you learned when you failed to communicate with a colleague about a past project?
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Gowdy, who endorsed Rubio in December, touted the Florida senator as a "brilliant communicator" and said he wasn't surprised Rubio took responsibility for his poor performance.
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How to be a communications director for the communicator-in-chief President Donald Trump has all but made the regular job of a press secretary obsolete.
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He also cries and tells her over and over again, "I owe you one" — a famously articulate communicator unable to summon the basic language of contrition.
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" In a statement announcing Mr. North's new position, Mr. LaPierre wrote, "Oliver North is a legendary warrior for American freedom, a gifted communicator and skilled leader.
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Anton, an at times acerbic communicator, was well liked by his White House colleagues and known as the rare conservative intellectual that joined the Trump administration.
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Having an impressive big league résumé does not always translate into being an effective coach or a good communicator, and this holds true with Little League.
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The others chose Lapentti, a former top-10 player from Ecuador seen as a strong communicator, especially with the Latin American constituents covered by the seat.
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He built on that by hiring an African-American crisis communicator and planning to spend the coming months of his administration focused on issues of race.
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"As a communicator, he is uneven, goofy around the edges, and prone to the occasional WTF moment," Welch admitted in a Thursday-morning chiding of the candidate.
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With President Clinton, who is a great communicator, we had a short session to go over potential questions he might get any time he appeared in public.
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DHS spokeswoman Heather Swift told CNN that Cuccinelli has been an "impactful messenger" for President's immigration agenda and an effective communicator of McAleenan's implementation of that agenda.
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The screenless communicator uses a cellular connection to let your family speak to one another—Relay to Relay, or from a Relay to the companion mobile app.
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Three decades at the Bar have made him a crisp communicator, free of the abstract nouns and management jargon that infect the speech of other Labour moderates.
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" In the statement, shared on Friday, Golz also said, "Mary [Bono] is known to be an outstanding communicator who can coalesce people with differing views and perspectives.
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Rufus will be a CGI mole rat, and "KP now has a communicator on her chest that if you push the button, it's a hologram," Romano reveals.
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It may come as no surprise that drawing, painting, and other creative pursuits can actually bolster creativity, improve memory, decrease stress, and make you a better communicator.
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With the benefit of hindsight both Mr Carter and Mr Mondale, for instance, were doomed to defeat before stepping onto a TV stage beside the Great Communicator.
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Destiny Lopez is a strategist, communicator and thought-leader in reproductive justice, and co-leads All*Above All's efforts to restore and sustain insurance coverage for abortion.
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Set it to either the sliding door sound or the red alert sound, and push the button on the front of the panel for the Communicator Whistle.
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It's a challenging job, and you need someone really determined and focused, a great communicator in there with deep knowledge to be able to handle that position.
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"The people surrounding Ryan in leadership are teeing things up if things go south," said one top GOP communicator on Capitol Hill who has observed the jockeying.
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The attention to detail can be attributed to the fact that it was designed using a literal 3D scan of one of the last remaining communicator props.
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To become a clearer communicator, she suggests jotting notes down before going to a meeting or writing a draft in a Word document before sending an email.
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Monmouth showed voters across party lines mostly agreeing Trump is his own least-helpful spokesperson, particularly when compared to the vice president or any White House communicator.
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I'm not mad at any of it because all it does is make me just continue to grow, evolve, and help me to become a better communicator.
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The renowned science communicator and astronomer Carl Sagan coined the phrase "we are made of starstuff" to highlight the extraordinary origins of the atoms within our bodies.
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November 22 is a great day for negotiations, thanks to communicator Mercury in your sign sextile (a helpful, productive astrological aspect) lucky planet Jupiter in cooperative Libra.
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Whether you regularly speak in public and write online, or you mostly express yourself over email, being a good communicator is part of every single job description.
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He is a great and authentic communicator with a distinctive message about the impact on workers of automation and AI and the changes the new economy requires.
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Mr. Comey, who prides himself on being a great communicator, settled on a public announcement, a departure from the F.B.I.'s usual practice of silence on investigations.
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A "capsule communicator" relayed his instructions, although he went on the air to give emphasis to his orders, to intervene in emergencies and to banter away tensions.
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Thus, as you dedicate large portions of time becoming a better thinker, communicator, and better at your craft, the quality of your work will continue to increase.
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"As a data communicator... you're pushing out content which could easily violate the known parameters of morality, of incitement, of ethnic prejudice or not be factual," Bbosa said.
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Perhaps an even greater concern is people who take a neuroscientist's findings and use them to reinforce gendered stereotypes, says Indre Viskontas, PhD, a neuroscientist and science communicator.
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"The question is whether [Nauert] will be a real political player in the administration as Haley was, or simply a good communicator of the administration's line," Gowan wrote.
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He could have been a great communicator and a true independent, and inaugurated a new tradition that led through Republican President Kid Rock and Democratic President The Rock.
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Some other ideas include a Starfleet communicator from Star Trek, a Multipass from The Fifth Element (there's also a version that you can slip your actual ID into).
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A recent story describes a Google Bluetooth-enabled lapel pin prototype equipped with a microphone and activated through a simple tap, similar to the communicator on Star Trek.
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He has cheerfully admitted that his campaign is stumbling and has said that "the vast majority of the problem with the campaign was me" as a poor communicator.
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In March, United's Munoz was honored at the annual PRWeek U.S. awards ceremony in New York, where he was named the group's U.S.-based communicator of the year.
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He is a master communicator, and what worked in the election campaign (no, it wasn't beautiful, but it was effective) should now be used in his international efforts.
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Like many people, Ms Laing finds making connections, especially those "of a risk-free kind, in which the communicator need never be rejected, misunderstood or overwhelmed", frighteningly hard.
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Much has been written about the revolutionary nature of Trek, about its hopeful depiction of an inclusive future, of its predictive accuracy when showcasing the communicator and tricorder.
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In his own way, Trump as great a communicator as Reagan, precisely because he rarely tries to persuade Democrats or win over reporters from the Post or Politico.
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A member of the European Parliament since 2014, she is considered an able communicator who has imbibed Mr. Farage's mix of anti-European populism and feel-good nationalism.
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Logical, communicator Mercury trines (one of the easiest astrological aspects) serious Saturn (your ruling planet!) in Sagittarius also on this day, July 19, which is excellent for you.
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"The argument that global warming is a bad term because sometimes the weather isn't warm, that's fine," said Anthony Leiserowitz, a climate scientist and communicator at Yale University.
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It heralds the start of a new two-and-a-half-year journey of disciplining your mind and becoming a more effective communicator, thanks to Saturn entering Capricorn.
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No one saw Spicer as the sort of guy who might wind up as White House press secretary -- the top job for any political communicator in the country.
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"We need a strong, clear, transparent, public health evidence-based communicator who will coordinate among agencies and who will manage upward in our current draconian administration," she explained.
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"It's fair to say that if PR Week was choosing its Communicator of the Year now, we would not be awarding it to Oscar Munoz," the publication said.
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It's because Mr. Castro was the deftest communicator among all the 2020 contenders and probably one of the deftest communicators in presidential politics over the last few decades.
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"To be clear, it's not a condition that needs treatment," says Clare Jonas, a UK-based researcher and science communicator with a focus on the psychology of synesthesia.
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Get the Star Trek Bluetooth Communicator for $142.99 See Details The Next Generation varsity hooded jackets are the perfect way to let your geek colors fly while keeping warm.
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" But Wilkas is "an amazing communicator," Kenworthy says, "and so we kind of just talk through everything and work through stuff, and I'd say it's a pretty good relationship.
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Moore also said that Kudlow was "a great communicator" and would be "an excellent salesman" for the tax plan that Moore and Kudlow helped design for the Trump team.
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For the more introspective communicator, crafting an appropriate and thoughtful reply may be more of a priority than speed — it isn't fair to disregard this profound variation in personality.
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She was able to communicate using some futuristic coma communicator device that lit up green when she meant to say yes, and red when she meant to say no.
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Even if you are a "strong communicator" with an "unwavering work ethic" and the "ability to thrive under pressure," mentioning these types of soft skills can work against you.
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New Shepard carried the Schmitt Space Communicator, a Solstar device named after Apollo 17 astronaut Harrison Schmitt, 66 miles above the Earth's surface as part of a technology demonstration.
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Don't plan a date on March 14: Communicator Mercury challenges Saturn, meaning that the answer to pretty much every question you ask today will be a big fat no.
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The listing touts Spicer's experience as a Republican communicator, citing his experience at the White House, the Republican National Committee, the Office of the US Trade Representative and Congress.
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However, they need to be demonstrated through examples rather than stated flat-out — saying that you're a good communicator, for example, is useless without concrete examples to support it.
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This summer, the Planetary Society — led by science communicator Bill Nye — launched a satellite called LightSail 2 into orbit, where it then unfurled a 344-square-foot solar sail.
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Who wouldn't want to be more emotionally sound, a better communicator, work better with a group, and at the end of it have a delicious meal ready to eat?!
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Pluto is all about transformation, and with a positive connection to communicator Mercury, this means healing will come, either through a change in your thinking or a profound conversation.
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He said he knew that Van Wagenen was a good communicator, had good relationships with players and understood the intricacies of the sport from his time as an agent.
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Saying things like, "A lot of people think that (the virus) goes away in April ... as the heat comes in," undermines his ability to be the communicator in chief.
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Reagan, who was a master communicator from his acting career in Hollywood, honed in on two key themes that cut across the conservative divide: tax cuts and anti-communism.
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He called Hayes's iPhone a "communicator"; he had no clue who Michael Jackson was; he carried the periodic table in his wallet, where his driver's license should have been.
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He has also used his powerful skills as a communicator to persuade people like Mr. Chechi that the pain stemming from the ban is for the long-term good.
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When Apple co-founder and former CEO Steve Jobs unveiled the original iPhone in 2007, he called it "an iPod, a phone, and an internet communicator," all in one.
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Xi can reel off the names of foreign, especially Russian, writers, and his "extensive knowledge of literature and the arts makes him a consummate communicator in the international arena".
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A 20063-foot-4 (1.93m) black-belt in karate from Morristown, New Jersey, known as a smooth communicator helping explain the nitty-gritty of complex finance to investors and clients.
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" Despite that, Kenworthy said Wilkas was "an amazing communicator and so we kind of just talk through everything and work through stuff, and I'd say it's a pretty good relationship.
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Things have been improving ahead of this year's march, said Aaron Huertas, a science communicator and former national communications lead for the March, said in tweets and messages to Gizmodo.
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Stephen Hawking passed awayImage: APAnd finally, famed physicist and science communicator Stephen Hawking passed away at 76 after a storied life researching black holes and communicating science to the public.
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Sure, the Echo isn't cute or animated like the Jibo, but it's a smarter, better communicator and has a significantly larger screen and speaker system in a much smaller footprint.
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The first Android prototypes basically looked like BlackBerrys, and the most advanced smartphones from Nokia (like the 9500 Communicator above) were awkward attempts at marrying the familiar with the new.
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"Doug is a strategic thinker, a compelling leader and communicator, and someone who truly knows how to get the best out of his players," said Jeffrey Lurie, the Eagles' owner.
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Amongst the painful wankery about how the iPhone "changed everything" emerged one actually interesting bit: A look at some clumsy early prototypes of the combination iPod, phone, and internet communicator.
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For 25 consecutive Space Shuttle missions, he served as NASA's chief capsule communicator, or CAPCOM for short; when orbiting astronauts radioed mission control, it was Hadfield they would talk to.
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He was at Stanford, and was a climate scientist who was a really good communicator, who understand not only the science but also the ethics and morality of the science.
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The series features a slew of guest correspondents, including supermodel Karlie Kloss, science communicator/YouTuber Derek Muller, Australian comedian and actor Nazeem Hussain, and Xploration Outer Space host Emily Calandrelli.
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His folksy candor and occasional bombshells — "Who am I to judge" he once said when asked about gay priests — all helped cement his status as radical reformer and great communicator.
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The man picked for his supposed talents as a great communicator has stumbled his way through news conferences, occasionally hitting with evident relief upon a jolly riff he finds familiar.
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Mr. Lakoff said in an interview that he did not recall interacting with Mr. Buttigieg, but praised him as a communicator with a gift for breaking down ideas for voters.
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Pence, who can be a talented communicator, gave a good impression of an administration that is coordinating across various government departments and is taking the threat of the virus seriously.
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Illustration: Randall Munroe/Riverhead BooksThe following is an excerpt from How To: Absurd Scientific Advice for Common Real-World Problems, a new book from cartoonist and science communicator Randall Munroe.
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You're a stellar communicator and you make an effort to stay on top of the latest industry jargon so that you can get your point across as clearly as possible.
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Salvini, a formidable communicator with a huge social media following, made no apologies when asked this week about his new desire to engage with EU institutions rather than fight them.
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Then again, this is a movie about stopping a giant purple alien from using rainbow stones to dust half the world, so maybe we can believe Wong is a super communicator?
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From the big bang and black holes through to wormholes and extra dimensions, the book stands the test of time, showcasing Hawking's brilliance as a physicist and a communicator of science.
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Back in March, Oscar Munoz, United's CEO, was named "Communicator of the Year" for 2017 by PRWeek US, but his tone-deaf response to this scandal was roundly mocked on Twitter.
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And I find that this has inadvertently made me a better communicator, because I can state my feelings clearly after thoughtful consideration, instead of spewing random emotions whenever they pop up.
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Famed astronomer and science communicator Carl Sagan actually saw bright flashes like those seen by DSCOVR in photos taken of Earth by the Galileo spacecraft, which explored Jupiter in the 1990s.
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Listening to others is a low priority and a poor communicator constantly interrupts while an employee is talking because they are more interested in what THEY have to say, not others.
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The biggest declines in approval were registered by the Bushes (two for the son, one for the father), while the "great communicator" himself, Ronald Reagan, suffered the two other significant falloffs.
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More ways to spot a bad boss include if the person is unkind, a poor communicator, absent or doesn't care about his or her employees' well-being, according to leadership experts.
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"Mary is known to be an outstanding communicator who can coalesce people with differing views and perspectives," Karen Golz, chairwoman of the organization's board of directors, said in the news release.
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As for what the Mets will look for in a new manager, they may want someone who understands analytics, is more adept at running a bullpen and is a strong communicator.
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That may ruffle some political feathers, but Representative Adam Schiff, chairman of the House Intelligence Committee, has been the most skilled interrogator and communicator about Russian interference in the 2016 election.
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But the vice president proved that he could maintain his own rigorous travel schedule, demonstrating again that he is the more disciplined communicator in his and Mr. Trump's political odd couple.
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"It's fair to say that if PR Week was choosing its Communicator of the Year now, we would not be awarding it to Oscar Munoz," the trade publication said on Tuesday.
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The Chartered Institute for Securities and Investment (CISI) said on Tuesday that since the referendum, financial sector had lacked a loud and visible champion communicator at a time of great uncertainty.
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Related: T.I. says his patience for Kanye West is dead and gone after Trump meeting "I always say he isn't the best communicator, but he has the best heart," Kardashian said.
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He may not be a major innovator, but he is a remarkably forceful communicator: in the words of Kamau Daáood, ''a perfect vessel for the coming together of generations in his music.
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But uncertainty surrounds the position of Boris Johnson, the mayor of London, whose support would be seen as a big asset by the "no" campaign because he is renowned as a communicator.
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Quante, a climate communicator whose work has included convincing Republican hunters and fisherman that global warming is real, describes the moment when she and Escott decided to start the bureau in 2014.
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The senator from New Jersey has long been a strong communicator for the Democratic Party's message, but in trying to give an outstanding speech, in the end he just tried too hard.
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" *Paul Nurse, Chief Executive and Director of the Francis Crick Institute: "Stephen Hawking was a great physicist, a great public communicator, and a great icon for science and rationalism throughout the world.
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Having studied at film school and penned a best-selling work on monastic life in the Soviet Union, the bishop is considered a skilled communicator and his public words are mulled carefully.
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Steve Coll, author of "Private Empire; ExxonMobil and American Power," said Tillerson was seen as a "more effective communicator" than his predecessor, Lee Raymond, who was a staunch denier of climate change.
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"Scientists are really enraged because they're working all of their lives to serve society, and right now that's under attack," said Lucky Tran, a scientist and science communicator who attended the rally.
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If a person who disclosed they're gluten-intolerant shows up for a home-cooked dinner of spaghetti and meatballs, it's a red flag that their date may not be the best communicator.
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On May 11, warrior planet Mars, in Gemini, squares (a tense astrological aspect) hazy planet Neptune, in Pisces; meanwhile, communicator Mercury will make a harmonious connection to stable, grounded Saturn, in Sagittarius.
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When Steve Jobs unveiled the first iPhone more than 10 years ago, he famously showcased its ability to function as three devices in one: a phone, an iPod, and an internet communicator.
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" — Jesse Lehrich, former foreign policy spokesman for Hillary Clinton "I apologize for those who will be offended/triggered: @BernieSanders is simply the best communicator out there for the things he believes in.
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To commemorate the 50th anniversary of the airing of the first-ever Star Trek TV episode, CBS Consumer Products commissioned the creation of a 21st century Star Trek The Original Series Bluetooth Communicator.
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Carl Sagan, the famed science communicator who co-founded The Planetary Society before his death in 1996, once showed off a light sail model on "The Tonight Show with Johnny Carson" in 1970s.
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Once Scott is in the microscopic universe, however, his communicator suddenly goes quiet — and the audience learns that everyone else in the scene has been turned to ash, struck down by Thanos' plan.
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Just watch out for sensitive feelings and blocks in communication the next day, August 6, when communicator planet Mercury (your ruling planet) challenges Saturn in Sagittarius, and sweet Venus clashes with aggressive Mars.
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Get the Enterprise Sushi Set for $1903 See Details This motion-sensitive door chime is modeled after communicator panels from the Original Series and makes Star Trek sounds as someone walks past it.
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He began running practices and offering his thoughts on personnel, cultivating respect among his charges — many of whom he played against — by being firm but fair, demanding but not overbearing, an expert communicator.
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But Missy Elliott, being the pioneer she is, used one on the Nokia 7710 Communicator in her video for "Lose Control," while recording a dance-off on its now-crappy one megapixel camera.
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No one would mistake Mr. Trump for eloquent, but he is a highly effective communicator in a political culture that is now almost indistinguishable from the reality TV culture from which he emerged.
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Each clip was almost identical, with a Scientologist introducing themselves, saying something to the effect of "Scientology helped me in my career because it made me a better communicator," then introducing themselves again.
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You are a practical and skeptical communicator, and despite being so business-minded, you are a deeply creative thinker who looks at all sides of a situation to figure out how to proceed.
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Emmet Flood, his impeachment lawyer, and Mick Mulvaney, his chief of staff, and Bill Shine, the supposed Great Communicator, were on the yellow sofas, while Ivanka and Melania faced him in the armchairs.
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One concern some DNC members have about Perez is whether he can be as effective a communicator as Ellison, who has a more natural presence on the stump and far more campaign experience.
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The White House's deputy director of legislative affairs in charge of relations with the House, Ms. Meyer, 45, is serving as both sounding board and communicator between two prominent addresses on Pennsylvania Avenue.
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Each Monday morning, the White House communications staff sends out a talking-points memo about its theme for the week to every House and Senate GOP communicator, as well as key outside allies.
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Much like Casio's other section of organizer devices, it featured an infra-red light known as a "Magic Beam" on the device, like the IR 7000 Communicator and My Super Magic Diary JD-6500.
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One: Warren's facility as a communicator and [the] speed at which she's able to communicate and synthesize positions in debates, in speeches, in the ongoing campaign, her ability to punch back is very important.
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Warren's facility as a communicator and her, like, speed at which she's able to communicate and synthesize positions in debates, in speeches, in the ongoing campaign, her ability to punch back is very important.
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If you are a passionate storyteller, translator, communicator, or you work in communications but you also want to work in social change, then connect with Youth Venture's #MeWeSyria because we need your technical expertise.
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Now, how do you sift through these sources—and if you are a science writer/communicator, how do you make it both easier and more exciting for people to read/listen/watch about science?
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Over the course of that night, and in subsequent phone conversations and text messages the rest of the week, I was told by Sarah that I was a terrible communicator—something I conceded then.
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With a natural bent as a communicator, Dr. Jacobson was able to sell serious science with catchy phrases and humor, alerting the public to foods to avoid and offering suggestions for more wholesome alternatives.
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"Because President Trump abdicated his role as a crisis communicator, that has created uncertainty all the way down and out through government and into the private sector about who should be communicating," says Knowles.
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Mr. Schiff's status as a credible, effective communicator who can speak to Americans in ways that ring true may be the most important contribution he can make over the next few weeks and months.
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Following the tenure of Hornacek, who clashed with Joakim Noah and struggled to command the locker room, the Knicks were looking for a player-friendly coach and effective communicator to develop their young roster.
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"[Zuckerberg is] clearly not a gifted or natural communicator in that setting, as we saw in the previous hearing," says Paul Argenti, a professor of corporate communication at Dartmouth College's Tuck School of Business.
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Bill Nye — a childhood hero to many of the people on the March for Science team — has played an absolutely vital role as a science communicator and educator for millions of children around the world.
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The Great Communicator hailed the artist for portraying the country with compassion, humour and goodwill and for cherishing the values that give Americans strength, namely: "love of God and Country, hard work, neighbourhood, the family".
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There were plenty of misses — no one is yet being beamed up anywhere, at least not yet — but the flip cell phone, the communicator, is very real — although you still can't contact starships in orbit.
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A professor of forest and conservation sciences at the University of British Columbia and a science communicator, Simard has given a Ted Talk and has a book, "Finding the Mother Tree," coming out in 2020.
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Halvorson, a social psychologist at the Columbia Business School, breaks down decades of research into an enjoyable guide to understanding how people perceive each other, and how this knowledge can make you a better communicator.
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After all, Sandberg is not only a top-notch communicator, she also knows her way around Washington's power corridors; her resume includes a stint as chief of staff to former U.S. Treasury Secretary Lawrence Summers.
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Just last month, Mr. Munoz was named Communicator of the Year by a trade publication, PR Week, which said on Tuesday that it would not give him the honor if it were being awarded now.
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"It's a problem when the person whose job description is to be the conference communicator is less recognizable on television than many of our rank and file member," a GOP leadership aide told The Hill.
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On May 13, communicator Mercury meets Venus (both in your sign), which will put you in a very social mood and could reconnect you to some past lovers or besties you haven't seen in a while.
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Meanwhile the song's opening thunderstorm and no-fucks given attitude signal that witchcraft need not be served meekly à la Little Mix for the mainstream to accept it as a desirable communicator of female self-empowerment.
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But did you really need Adams to tell you that a guy who's talked his way past so many financial hurdles in the past, and all under intense media scrutiny, is a better communicator than Clinton?
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Washington (CNN)Donald Trump's campaign and the Republican party will coordinate more closely going forward, with the GOP's top communicator and chief strategist Sean Spicer increasingly working out of Trump campaign headquarters, the campaign confirmed Sunday.
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Rounding out the episode, Pete gives us all a great tip for making sure your computer microphone isn't spying on you (44:10), and Lance shares his love of the $150 Star Trek Communicator (44:45).
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While he does not have a reputation on the Hill as a dealmaker, lawmakers, aides and lobbyists describe him as affable and a good communicator who is respectful in his dealings with both friend and foe.
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A bad boss, according to leadership experts, is often unkind, micro-manages employees, is a bad communicator, is absent, doesn't really seem to care about employees' well-being or is guilty of all of the above.
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Now more than ever, the future of our divided nation – and the fate of our dangerous world – depends on the next president being not only a credible commander-in-chief but a convincing communicator-in-chief.
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President Donald Trump's State of the Union address on Tuesday drew mixed reviews from the pundits, but even some who considered it a success used the occasion to argue that the president is a flawed communicator.
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Booker stands out with viral zingers The debates have been a reminder for Democrats that the New Jersey senator can be a charismatic and effective communicator, even if he hasn't had the breakout moment he craves.
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One of his strengths as a communicator — he considered Reagan his only worthy competitor in that regard — had always been to transform his anger toward the United States into a rallying cry for the Cuban people.
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President Trump may be the White House communicator-in-chief, but he still relies on a number of associates, both inside the West Wing and on the sidelines, to spar with reporters and amplify his message.
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The governor hired a crisis communicator on Wednesday and met with two top civil rights leaders, an adviser to the governor said, the latest in a string of signs that he doesn't plan to go anywhere.
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The leverage of reflective thinkingFiona Kerr is a scientific communicator and a member of the faculty at the University of Adelaide, and she gives us insight into how and why this kind of reflective thinking works.
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As only the second director in its history, Mr. Attia is proving to be a skilled modern communicator: He uses social media to goad elected officials, or to collaborate with other social-advocacy or small-business groups.
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Wrong. Oscar Munoz, the CEO who won an award last month as communicator of the year, sent a new letter late last night to his employees that's somehow even worse than his now-infamous "re-accommodate" statement.
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Steve Jobs knew this explicitly when he pulled back the curtain on the modern smartphone era, all the way back in 2007 — teasing the audience that Apple was launching a new iPod, a phone, an Internet communicator.
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While you are one of the most psychic signs in the zodiac, your sign isn't exactly famous for your communication skills; however, with Mercury in Virgo, you'll be an effective communicator and as mentally sharp as possible.
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On March 29, communicator Mercury makes an easy aspect with your ruling planet Saturn, which will be fab for creating a sense of security in your home and will encourage positive communication between you and your family.
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"Jon has unparalleled knowledge about the hazards of surveillance back doors and is also an extremely effective communicator to the public, which is equally important," said Ben Wizner, director of the ACLU's Speech, Privacy and Technology Project.
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Senate Republicans saw Ernst as someone who might be a better communicator for the conference on television, while Fischer garnered praise as someone who worked diligently behind the scenes to build relationships with members of GOP leadership.
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I've become the man I am today, the communicator, the son, the brother, whatever title, the friend, that I need to be in order to find love or just be a better friend and a better person.
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But whatever Pelosi does with her future, she ought to show the wisdom of a real leader and acknowledge that there is truth in the criticism of her as a communicator and move to actually address it.
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"I think that Secretary of State Tillerson is a person who is willing to listen and is a deep communicator," Wang said at his annual news conference in Beijing on Wednesday, on the sidelines of China's parliament.
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Marine biologist and science communicator Skylar Bayer then proposed the hashtag #shrunkencupoff, and deep-sea scientist Diva Amon, a research fellow at NHM, called upon fellow researchers to tweet images of "the amazing artwork" on their shrunken cups.
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And I think it's partly because they think I'll be an effective communicator and maybe change -- I'd like to -- I said this a couple months ago on your show -- I mean, a couple weeks ago on your show.
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"I would hope that the president of the United States stops spouting out comments that really hurt the people of Puerto Rico because, rather than commander-in-chief, he sort of becomes mis-communicator in chief," she said.
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But somewhere along the way, Apple managed to build out the iPhone from both a hardware and a software standpoint, to the point where Jobs' prediction of the iPhone being a breakthrough internet communicator has become a reality.
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Fellow Democrats expected the congresswoman -- who came up through local Florida politics with stints in the state House and Senate -- to be a sharp communicator and defender of the national party, with a high-profile presence on television.
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"He is saying he has natural gifts as a political communicator, and believes he should put them to use for the purpose of beating Donald Trump and otherwise making the world a better place," Chait wrote about O'Rourke.
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"Scientists, we are all here today because staying isolated in our labs and our offices, relying on others to tell our stories and interpret our research, is not working," said Crystal Dilworth, a molecular neuroscientist and science communicator.
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While Girardi — acutely prepared but with a stilted personality — seemed the antithesis of the avuncular Torre, Cashman said it would be a mistake to think the Yankees would be turning toward somebody who was solely a master communicator.
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But for Harris, the stumbles fit into a longstanding pattern, one that runs counter to what Democrats hope Harris can be in a time of impeachment: a growing image of her as a cautious politician and unclear communicator.
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On a like for like basis, excluding portfolio changes and the disposal of Communicator Corporation Ltd, revenue in the fourth quarter is expected to fall by 5 percent, an improvement on the 7 percent decline in the third quarter.
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It was really cool talking to Mika McKinnon, who's a science consultant on television shows; or Dr. Buddhini Samarasinghe, who's a science communicator and makes science more fun to regular people who don't understand science super well like me.
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Much of the early part of the month will see you getting closer with others, on romantic and non-romantic levels, and communicator Mercury connecting with psychic Neptune will definitely boost the empathy levels between you and your partners.
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The apparent lack of a strong outside network is symptomatic of a president who has sidelined his communications professionals, including communications director Mike Dubke, who recently resigned, and a president who has decided he is his own best communicator.
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On the other hand, Reagan, whose nickname was the "Great Communicator," knew the importance of listening to all constituents, including both supporters and critics, and thus he showed conviction of character by answering concerns publicly in speeches or briefings.
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"My philosophy has always been I'm not really a newscaster, I'm not what you call a broadcaster, I'm a communicator," he said in a video interview included in a tribute to him by his most recent station, WBLS-FM.
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And still, even after obtaining his gold badge certification (the highest level for a tennis umpire given by the International Tennis Federation) in 1993, there were questions from some of his senior colleagues about his effectiveness as a communicator.
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And he spelled out a daunting warning to a band of Democrats who couldn't even cobble together a winner in the Iowa caucuses on Monday that he's an effective, relentless political communicator who will stop at nothing to win.
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"The universal appeals are improving yourself, becoming more effective as a communicator, more effective as a human being, having better relationships, and making the world a better place," Steven Hassan of the research organization Freedom of Mind told VICE.
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This pink and purple kids' communicator worked well enough, but it was a one-note device that use wasn't worth keeping around beyond a few years—and it's surprising it was even around for that long, though its $65 price tag.
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The month opened with helpful sextiles, and it will end with them too: Communicator Mercury connects with your ruling planet Saturn on February 25 bringing you clarity, and lovely Venus connects with it on February 29, inspiring a feeling of security.
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Image: NetflixDuring Episode 2, which debunks alternative medicine, Nye and science communicator Cara Santa Maria repeatedly gang up on another guest, the mild-mannered filmmaker Donald Schultz, when he suggests that some non-Western medicine practices might not be entirely bogus.
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" Contrary to the pundit consensus of the time, the author believes that Ronald Reagan, in his much celebrated role as a communicator, was no innovator but instead "a master of methods that a long string of forebears had incrementally developed.
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For Cernovich and others in the pro-Trump media, Scaramucci's first few days signaled the arrival of a like-minded communicator inside the West Wing, even though Scaramucci had previously publicly supported positions anathema to much of the far-right movement.
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Typically it contains ground cinnamon, nutmeg, dry ginger and clove or allspice mixed together, said Kantha Shelke, a food science communicator for the Institute of Food Technologists and a scientist at Corvus Blue, a Chicago-based food science and research firm.
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Using a telepathic communicator, the orderly discovers that within his frail and unstable patient is in fact a noble being of cosmic light, who, once free of his physical body and clad in his true form, shall face a demonic star.
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Over the last several years, he has been credited with updating the system and paying more attention to addressing the needs of riders and being a transparent communicator, something Mr. Lhota has stressed is important to restoring the subway's credibility.
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" He continued: "I'm not trying to take away my own missteps or my own insufficiencies as a communicator, but those are facts, and that happened on my watch, and a lot of it is because of my policies and my leadership.
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" Trump tried to address the situation at his own Monday rally, as he was joined onstage by his wife, Melania, who described him with a string of supportive adjectives: tough, smart, kind, as well as a "great communicator" and "great negotiator.
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But first and foremost, he is supposed to be the nation's top diplomat: the most credible communicator of America's stance on every foreign policy issue and the most reliable negotiator on behalf of the US's national interests in any diplomatic showdown.
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So when he tweets something in two seconds, what's going on in his mind and what he thinks and what he's trying to say, he might not be the best communicator, but he has the best heart and I know what he means.
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Recently I talked over direct message with Erin Biba, a science journalist and climate communicator whose work I admire because she focuses on the dual message that our climate problems may be both more serious and more solvable than most people think.
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The payload will also include a sensor suite that will collect data on the pressure, noise, and environmental data in the capsule, the Schmitt Space Communicator, designed to provide Wifi to commercial space customers, as well as a series of scientific experiments.
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Experiments from Earth like the laser-communicator OPALS fly up to Station and Lego-attach to these carriers, which provide them with a place to stay and, just as importantly, the electrical power and data links they need to do their jobs.
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We get a final push to finish up writing or other Gemini-related tasks right before Mercury enters Cancer on Tuesday at 4:05 PM. Mercury is more receptive in empathetic water sign Cancer, and is a very observant and intuitive communicator.
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They included Stephen Hawking of the University of Cambridge in Britain, who is perhaps the world's most famous living scientist; Neil deGrasse Tyson, the renowned astrophysicist and science communicator; and the physicist Steven Chu, the Nobel laureate and former United States energy secretary.
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In brief remarks from the stage, she also showed herself to be a natural communicator, brimming with enthusiasm and humor: a good choice for this orchestra, which takes its ambassadorial role seriously with concert series offered across the state and numerous outreach initiatives.
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The Moon trined communicator Mercury at 12:33 AM, and the Moon entered emotionally aware Libra at 1:41 AM. This morning, the Moon sextiles Venus at 7:05 AM, bringing more good vibes around affection— a great start to a new year!
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And of course, instead of having to dial up or use a satellite communicator or connect to a Sprint node, I could now simply post photos directly to Instagram, Twitter, Facebook — you name it — using Wi-Fi or even just cellular connection.
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Breier was also recently castigated by White House policy adviser Stephen Miller (a central communicator of some of the Trump administration's most hard-line immigration views) over what he claimed was her lack of commitment to the US' asylum agreement with Guatemala.
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"Presidents Reagan, Bush, Clinton, Bush and Obama trusted Tony Fauci to be their top adviser on infectious disease, and the nation's most trusted communicator to the public," Ronald Klain, who led the Obama administration's response to the 2014 Ebola crisis, tweeted on Thursday.
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"Presidents Reagan, Bush, Clinton, Bush and Obama trusted Tony Fauci to be their top adviser on infectious disease, and the nation's most trusted communicator to the public," Ronald Klain, who led the Obama administration's response to the 2014 Ebola crisis, also said.
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She was a smart candidate and campaigner, a gifted communicator who appealed strongly to the voters and the changing demographics in her district, and who championed issues — like abolishing the department of Immigration and Customs Enforcement — that resonated with many people there.
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It should be someone deeply familiar with technology but who also has a truly global perspective; someone who understands the opportunities, and the pitfalls, inherent in a network of this size; someone who is an honest and natural communicator as well as an inspiring leader.
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The 2628-year-old Louisiana native, who until Monday had been a CNN and ABC News contributor, is a talented communicator, experienced campaign strategist, and one of a handful of DNC vice chairs, giving her deep knowledge of the internal workings of the organization.
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Meanwhile, Trump's own Russia team, led by Marc Kasowitz, brought on veteran Republican communicator Mark Corallo, a former spokesman to former-Attorney General John Ashcroft who is steeped in crisis communications from his time helping defend Karl Rove in the midst of Valerie Plame case.
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Mr. Trump believes he is his own best communicator, so in his administration, the job of speechwriter is not a high-profile "Hemingway" role, as it was under his predecessor, President Barack Obama, who actually bestowed that nickname on one of his writers, Cody Keenan.
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"Larry is a world-class communicator and he's going to be able to deliver the Trump message probably more effectively than anybody," said Larry McDonald, founder of the Bear Traps Report investment letter and former Wall Street bond executive with Societe Generale and Lehman Brothers.
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The State of the Union should be a chance for the president, a gifted communicator, to articulate his policies and priorities directly to the American people without any interference from the media outlets that have set out to demonize him and his every move.
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In particular, I've always appreciated that Peeta, whose primary characteristics all code as feminine, gets to be the romantic male lead in this grim and gritty action franchise: He's the empathetic one who is a good communicator and a good cook and an artist, basically.
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Warren Buffett, a pupil of Ben Graham's at Columbia and then an employee at his investment company, is the person who took forward Graham's legacy as an analyst of stocks, as an investor, and as a communicator—someone eager to explain his investment philosophy.
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He sifts through a $10,000 luxury bag called the "Prepster Black" item by item—checking out a 24-pack of "special survival water," a $350 satellite communicator, and a $2,500 bar of solid gold meant to keep you stacked even if global currencies collapse.
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"If you are not an excellent oral communicator, don't put that on your resume… If the job requires you to stand up in front of a group of people and deliver a message on a daily basis, you will probably fail miserably in that job," Warriner says.
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It's also an element that can be controlled: For example, a short basketball player may not have the height to slam-dunk, but if they're a good communicator, they can bring the best out of the team -- and perhaps get someone else to do the dunk.
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You first want to know who you want to meet and why, and then once you know who you want to meet and why, you want to be an excellent communicator with them so that they feel like they're getting something out of it as well.
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To wit: The Great Communicator is in no danger of having to forfeit his well-deserved moniker anytime soon to Trump, whose trademark word salads manage to convey even less and confound even more when committed to paper than they do when tossed together on the stump.
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The jury includes: Laura Faye Tenenbaum, science communicator at the NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory; Alison Tickell, founder and director of Julie's Bicycle; Lucy Wood, ex-director of Cape Farewell; Jose Luís de Vicente, curator of the CCCB's upcoming exhibition; and Juan Insua, director of the CCCBLab.
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Coach Sean McVay, a brilliant communicator whose football acumen pushed the Rams to the forefront of the league's offensive frenzy, has already spawned a coaching tree, and the team has traded precious draft picks to acquire volatile personalities who have meshed in a cohesive locker room.
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After his defeat in the 1992 election, former President George Bush concluded that he lost his bid for a second term because he "just wasn't a good enough communicator" and blamed the news media for the perception that he was out of touch with the average American.
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Their objection boils down to the fact that they do not think Pelosi is a strong communicator who should serve as the face of the party, especially as the newly elected Democratic majority in the House becomes the major locus of resistance to President Donald Trump.
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In it, Ian (Jeremy Renner), Louise's fellow Heptapod communicator, asks the audience to imagine writing a sentence with both hands, starting at beginning and end and working back toward the middle, somehow knowing exactly how far you'd have to space words apart to meet in the middle.
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Watch: British Comedy's Rising Star Michaela Coel on Swapping God for Filthy Jokes The first person I call is Jackie Weaver, a celebrity animal communicator who has conversed with the horses of The Americans star Matthew Rhys, as well as the dogs of British TV hypnotist Paul McKenna.
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Each of these pair-offs have their own particular problems to solve to move the story forward, and each pairing emphasizes what the characters are made for — Uhura as a fighter and communicator, Chekov as an enthusiastic problem-solver, Sulu as a leader-in-training, and so forth.
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John Wanna, a professor of political science at the Australian National University in Canberra, the capital, said that the parties' senior figures were roughly evenly matched as campaigners, but that Mr. Turnbull, over a long campaign, could prove a more charismatic communicator than the Labor leader, Bill Shorten.
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A skilled communicator — not unlike his radio show guest, Mr. Trump — Mr. Farage could doom Mr. Johnson's chances if he can persuade enough pro-Brexit voters that the Tory plan is not enough of a clean break with the European Union, or that Mr. Johnson is untrustworthy on Brexit.
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But as the highest-ranking GOP woman in Congress, Cheney — an effective communicator and a member of one of the most powerful families in Washington — could possibly leapfrog both men in the event of a knock-down, drag-out fight between McCarthy and Scalise in 2020 or 2022.
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As a prolific science communicator and author of the newly published book Light of the Stars: Alien Worlds and the Fate of the Earth, Frank has been on the frontlines of climate-change advocacy for decades, and he's convinced that we tell "the wrong story" about the issue.
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In an excellent blog post tackling this question, chemist and science communicator Michelle Wong compared different brightness studies and found that brighter screens like an iMac were 100 times less damaging than the Sun's visible spectrum alone, and smaller screens like a smartphone were 2,000 times less damaging.
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"I see the Science March as a coming-out party for scientists who have always been careful about getting involved in political advocacy and activism," said Lucky Tran, a molecular biologist who works as a science communicator at Columbia University, and a member of the march's steering committee.
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Aside from holding one of the most important positions in government, Jaitley, a 66-year-old lawyer-turned politician, was also the cabinet's main communicator with the media, one of the ruling party's most articulate voices in parliament, and was a strong campaigner in the recent election despite his poor health.
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"There is a huge battle right now in the scientific community to figure out what is the politics of science," said Dr. Lucky Tran, a science communicator at Columbia University who sits on the steering committee of the March for Science and counts himself as a male ally of 500 women.
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Sweet vibes come when the Moon meets with sexy Venus in Leo at 3:55 AM, and good ideas arrive when the Moon mingles with Uranus in Aries at 7:46 AM. Communicator Mercury enters analytical Virgo at 2:19 PM, creating a positive environment for dialog and digesting information.
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"It's less similar to Sokal (which was breezy gibberish) and more similar to the many instances of scientific misconduct involving effortful and intentional deception, in my mind," Ketan Joshi, a science communicator working in data science in Australia who wrote a popular critique of the conceptual penis paper, told BuzzFeed News by email.
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Microsoft first announced HoloLens in January of 2015 and offered hands-on demos of the headset at that year's Build, and it's been opening up the headset to more and more people since then, sending a unit into space and showing off new augmented reality applications like a Star Wars-esque holographic communicator.
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Satellite transmission lags clearly marred the dialogue at key moments, and while Biden avoided any gaffes, he repeatedly stumbled over words or shifted directions mid-sentence — reminders that for all he's ridden the Obama legacy to front-runner status, he's not even close to his former boss's equal as a public communicator.
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Most recently, when confronted on the disconnect between her words and the president's, Birx just pretended to believe that Trump is "so attentive to the scientific literature and the details and the data," underscoring the inherent tension between maintaining credibility as a public communicator and being attentive to the president's taste for flattery.
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He said Cashman contacted him about succeeding Girardi, whose contract was not renewed despite the Yankees' surprising surge to the A.L.C.S. Cashman said he had grown concerned about Girardi's ability to connect with a young roster, and in Boone, he chose a candidate who has long been known as a skilled communicator.
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SAN FRANCISCO/NEW YORK (Reuters) - As New York Federal Reserve chief, John Williams will bring intellectual heft to the central bank as a permanent voting member of the rate-setting committee, although he will need to prove himself both as regulator of and chief communicator with investment banks like Goldman Sachs (GS.
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That means if you're the organizer of a film festival that screens documentaries, you must accept that you're no longer only an arts curator — you are also a public communicator whose job involves educating yourself and deciding what kinds of information you are willing to allow to be presented to the public as fact.
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" One Holocaust survivor whose portrait is on display, Frederick Terna, a 93-year-old Brooklyn artist who spent his childhood in Prague and speaks to groups of teachers at the museum, said, "It is my function to be a communicator about what happened," adding, "If you believe in something, you must act on it.
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"If it turns out to be true that the Higgs vacuum instability is the production method for dark matter, then this means this instability would have been a vital part of what was needed for us to exist in the first place," Clara Nellist, particle physicist and science communicator on the ATLAS experiment at CERN, told Gizmodo.
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Mr. Rubio no longer has the same winner's mystique he had half a year ago, but many of the reasons he looked on paper like a strong general-election candidate still apply: The youth and diversity he would bring to the Republican ticket, the senator's political base in Florida, and his ease and agility as a public communicator.
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" As far as job requirements go, they're pretty broad; the ideal candidate is expected to be knowledgeable, as in, "You'll know a Margherita from a Marinara"; a be a good communicator who can offer smart feedback for the company's chef; to have a "cultured palate," whatever that means; and to be passionate "about all things pizza.
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