Analytical communicators, for instance, will ask for hard facts and data, while personal communicators will want small talk first and will likely ask about other teammates involved in the project.
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Functional communicators will ask questions like, "What next?" and want step-by-step details, almost the exact opposite of intuitive communicators, who may seem rushed and will be focused on the bottom line.
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Maybe "Science Communicators" is a better name for this body.
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And Mr. Rattle remains one of classical music's great communicators.
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The odds are high that they are all strong communicators.
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Staffers -- from counsel to communicators -- have largely done the same.
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Daughters are far better communicators than their dads, according to Fidelity.
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Of course, strong communicators frequently receive positive attention from their supervisors.
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The best communicators know this and make the most of it.
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He's probably one of the best communicators I've ever seen. Sure.
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It is the intrinsic nature of women to be creators and communicators.
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This doesn't answer the question of what line science communicators should use.
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Muyembe said communicators had been appointed to make the process more transparent.
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Effective communicators rely on this advanced speaking technique to explain complex businesses.
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Regional sales executives are stellar communicators with a knack for spotting opportunities.
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Sagittarius is an outgoing sign, and they're big communicators and community builders.
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In selling these tax cuts, Republican communicators should make no little plans.
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Communicators are only as effective as the facts they are presented with.
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Bowie, one of art's great communicators seemed to be saying nothing at all.
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But we just love everything about each other and are really good communicators.
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"[Communicators are] all about two-way communication," explained co-author Maureen "Mo" Elinzano.
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But for animal communicators and psychics, the feline mind is well-trodden territory.
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"This was a job that was really good for skilled communicators," says Petzold.
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"Just because people are experiencing something doesn't mean they're great communicators," he said.
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Smart communicators don't get baited into fixating on themselves and their wounded pride.
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So what can animal communicators tell me about the inner workings of her mind?
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Successful competitors and communicators have something in common – we are in favor of something.
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Communicators, please don't forget that your readers are human, and adjust your messages accordingly.
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The task of communicators becomes challenging and important when Congress agrees to bipartisan bills.
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Is it that women are better communicators or are more caring or nurturing by nature?
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The most successful people in the world have one thing in common: They're great communicators.
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In spite of this dearth, it's commonly known that toddlers are frequently brutally honest communicators.
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Emoji is enabling us to be more effective communicators in the 21st century digital age.
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Mulvaney believes they will "help round things out" as good communicators with strong political skills.
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"He is one of the best communicators in the Republican Party," the Texas senator added.
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"Good communicators use simple language and short sentences to get their point across," Mullane said.
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Scientists and science communicators will play a crucial role in shaping these new global dynamics.
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Kim Kardashian West is a Libra, many of whom are known as appealing and eloquent communicators.
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Communicators are people who use selfies to engage their friends or social media followers in conversation.
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Cahill, a former Australian player, has long been one of the game's premier coaches and communicators.
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Unlike the phone you use every day, GPS communicators don't require a cell signal to work.
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The medical situation was worse, but we were determined to be better communicators this time around.
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One study from Harvard even suggested that skilled communicators typically turn out to be great negotiators.
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Those who used metaphors were viewed by patients as being better communicators and presenters of information.
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Good communicators know how they're going to answer questions about their company's products, financials, or vision.
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In England, family life often took a secondary position and the English are notoriously difficult communicators.
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I have 2000 communicators, a framed Vulcan harp and more than half a dozen Starfleet uniforms.
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There are certainly good and bad ones out there, but I do know of animal communicators.
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I believe the best communicators understand how to be brief and polite at the same time.
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The best communicators are not just skilled at articulating their own thoughts, they're also great listeners.
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He had no previous podcasting experience but was one of the most natural communicators I knew.
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For this piece, I tested the five most-promising GPS communicators from Garmin, Spot, Bivy, and Somewear.
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Does this mean there's a soft skills shortage or that millennials are all late, disorganized poor communicators?
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Many leaders also think that they're great communicators, not realizing that they're only communicating in one direction.
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That is not because central banks are poor communicators, but because the world is a complex place.
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They need to be seasoned managers and savvy communicators who are comfortable with a non-standard schedule.
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"While we have good risk communicators across the agency, that's something we aren't consistent in," Wheeler said.
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Instead of Science Writers, if the constitution passes Sunday's vote, its members will be Canadian Science Communicators.
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You need the hardcore puzzle solver, yes, but you need a visual learner, verbal communicators, and such.
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Good communicators are also effective listeners, which often means re-stating someone's message to ensure they're heard.
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He is one of the country's most divisive politicians but also one of its most effective communicators.
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Mercury in Aries people are direct and to-the-point communicators who are quick to make decisions.
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Mercury in Cancer people are gentle, intuitive, and sentimental communicators who may sometimes seem sensitive and withdrawn.
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They stick to the facts and allow the experts, for the most part, to be the communicators.
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And candidates who are good-looking, candid and great communicators tend to create excitement for their candidacies.
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It's just like a ... They're human, so you ... Some communicators are not great at communicating, right. Right.
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Kind of like when 'Star Trek' first presented the idea of communicators, now commonly known as mobile phones.
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"It wasn't a big surprise to dog lovers that dogs use gestures and they're amazing communicators," Hare said.
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Job hunters who are articulate, great communicators, team players and have strong business acumen will shine, McDonald said.
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"Firstly, these people are super-communicators, each of them comes into contact with patients and parents," he explains.
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Job hunters who are articulate, great communicators, team players and have strong business acumen will shine, McDonald said.
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Physics communicators around the globe are hosting events to celebrate the mysteries of dark matter with the public.
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It's something that's frequently discussed among seismologists and science communicators, but not particularly well-known among the public.
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Mercury in Virgo people are down-to-earth and practical communicators, and methodical, detail-oriented, and analytical thinkers.
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The slight did not go unnoticed by veteran communicators, who said it could undercut her at the outset.
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Thanks to the recent profusion of great climate journalists and communicators, this story has been well told already.
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And he has got some really good communicators that are on his staff and at his -- at his call.
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Great communicators forge this connection through an understanding of people and an ability to speak directly to their needs.
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The good news is that what's being said between two iMessage communicators is still a black hole for authorities.
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You argue that it is doing the opposite, and, in fact, is making us more dynamic and flexible communicators.
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They have to be team players and excellent communicators both internally among their team and externally to their clients.
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Use Garmin's inReach Mini Satellite communicators for off-the-grid contact that lets you send and receive text messages.
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Don Tapscott, author of "Grown Up Digital," said he believes today's teenagers are better communicators than any previous generation.
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Your communication style is matter-of-fact and can sometimes be disarming to those who are more emotional communicators.
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"As communicators it's our role to provide clear, transparent and actionable advice, both to employees and to the public."
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Meanwhile, in House leadership, the ranks of communicators grew to 57 individuals, or 27 percent of all leadership staff.
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At a glance, it's virtually identical to one of the communicators Shatner and company held on the old CBS show.
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Are they good communicators (and so will they be able to hire, sell, raise money, talk to the press, etc)?
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Pilots "need to be seasoned managers and savvy communicators who are comfortable with a non-standard schedule," the report says.
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The telephones featured in the The Sopranos make the show feel dated — big, hulking communicators that make surprisingly effective weapons.
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But I've worked with airlines, and they have teams of communicators who can instantly get in touch with a passenger.
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Officially, I really like the ones who are great science communicators, and show different things you can do with engineering.
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They were also horrible communicators, and Roy had clear anger issues, which viewers catch glimpses of as the show progresses.
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"Actors are really communicators, right?" she said, making an exception for "introverted geniuses" like Philip Seymour Hoffman and James Dean.
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They are not surprised to be left in the dark: Players do not see him as the greatest of communicators.
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The F.C.C. abandoned the Fairness Doctrine in 1987, leading to the creation of a new breed of partisan political communicators.
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I mean, you know, it's the age-old — which is sexist for me to say — but women are better communicators.
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Since the days of Carl Sagan, the physicists have carved out a nice role as the most prominent popular science communicators.
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As a former conservative talk radio host, Pence has long had a reputation as one of the party's most skilled communicators.
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Just as data analytics didn't make Hillary Clinton more likable, celebrity and spectacle won't transform mundane politicians and into powerful communicators.
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Strong communicators can also tell profound stories and make themselves vulnerable, which allows others to more easily establish a personal connection.
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Elsewhere, I have written on how marketers and communicators should operate in a world with numerous available traditional and digital channels.
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These so-called brain readers and communicators will allow humans to utilize AI—in real time cognition—for its own intelligence.
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Coaching our children through the norms of the digital world helps them be effective communicators and savvy consumers of information -- online.
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Every meeting, encounter on the street, or water cooler chat is an opportunity to learn from the confident communicators around you.
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Remote nurses need to be excellent communicators and able to coordinate with doctors and other medical professional in a virtual capacity.
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They're also community moderators and communicators, people who shaped the internet just as much as people who wrote the lines of code.
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This is arguably why now is the time for women to shine, thanks to their unique advantage over men as better communicators.
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Your predecessors are some of the most iconic communicators in the world: Edward R. Murrow, John Houseman, Robert Sherwood and William Benton.
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Before Ouija boards were invented, spiritualists and other would-be ghost communicators used makeshift devices called "talking boards" that served a similar purpose.
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It's extremely hard, for even the best scientists and communicators, to get something like this both correct and interesting, especially in 100 words.
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We all know the most science-smart physicians will fail their patients if they aren't effective communicators with a sense of cultural humility.
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But the two, undeniably, do have this in common: They are politicians who are communicators first and foremost, unafraid to speak their minds.
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But she has emerged as one of the nation's most effective communicators on the threat of climate change and the need for action.
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Some Republicans have gripes with the White House strategy on impeachment, saying the administration should bring on more communicators to work on messaging.
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We've both interviewed the likes, early on, of Mark Zuckerberg and Larry Page and Bill Gates, and these are not charismatic communicators, right?
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The results of their study, published in the journal Visual Communication Quarterly, found three main types of selfie-takers: communicators, autobiographers, and self-publicists.
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If charming communicators like Ronald Reagan and Bill Clinton struggled to find support in Congress, what could we expect of a charmless President Trump?
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In contrast, for much of his hour, Sanders stayed firmly in his wheelhouse, where he continues to be one of the strongest progressive communicators.
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Mr Rajoy's government is stuffed with abogados del estado—state lawyers who form an elite bureaucratic corps—but is short of politicians and communicators.
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As you can imagine this is making the communicators nervous because they are fearful of walking to their car and their leg becoming dinner.
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I've had good conversations with science media people, science communicators, a few journalists who think it's hilarious, and just people who want to talk.
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As a result, many top athletes are very good communicators, so they can get the most out of their training with coaches and teammates.
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Behind the scenes, he lobbied every person he knew connected to a university to set up a program to help scientists become better communicators.
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This is a major communications opportunity for advocates and communicators to bring their causes and concerns to the forefront of American and global politics.
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The hackathon brought together leaders in the sextech industry, sex communicators, and a few dozen developers ready to brainstorm and develop new devices and programs.
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When calls for rescue went out, influencers began retweeting, Facebook groups were formed, and certain "low-tech" apps (like push-to-talk communicators) became invaluable.
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Tablets, cellular phones (called communicators on the show), even automatic doors were all on "Star Trek", years, if not decades, before they were available commercially.
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Unsurprisingly, on the Republican side, the most effective bipartisan communicators we identified are those who have repeatedly criticized President Donald Trump, such as Michigan Rep.
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"If you raise and educate kids to be flexible, problem solvers and good communicators, they can adapt to a world that is new," she said.
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" Anti-abortion leader Marjorie Dannenfelser, president of the Susan B. Anthony List, praised Yoest as "one of the pro-life movement's most articulate and powerful communicators.
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As scientists are discovering, the acoustic environment plays a vital role in well-being even for animals we may not think of as obvious vocal communicators.
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She said that leaders, communicators, and even social media users need to focus on conveying accurate messages about COVID-19 in a calm and direct manner.
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"It's a fine line we'll need to walk as brand marketers and communicators," said Shawn McBride, EVP of the sports practice for Ketchum Sports and Entertainment.
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Watching speakers on stage is good, but making a commitment to observe the actions of effective communicators in your day-to-day interactions is equally effective.
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"You can't boil the ocean" is an often-repeated phrase among communicators, and nowhere does it apply more than talking to the public about legislative accomplishments.
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Sandia, contracted by DoE to work on the project, formed a Markers Panel of unique communicators, experts in a field that lacked expertise, to find a solution.
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Members of Congress, congressional staff, federal agency officials and media appreciate it when advocates and communicators offer substantive proposals and story ideas that can make a difference.
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He spent 15 years coaching women's soccer partly because he felt female players were better at organizing themselves on the field and proved better strategists and communicators.
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Tom Evenson, Walker's communicators director, tells CNN that Walker has yet to request the bill from the legislature, meaning the six-day countdown clock has not started.
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Science Writing ★ curiousSCIENCEwriters An innovative, extracurricular program that trains creative high school communicators to bring complex science to the general public through the power of story.
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For business professionals, book clubs are an opportunity to develop emotional intelligence, foster relationships and improve as communicators, according to John Coleman in the Harvard Business Review.
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"We deeply regret today's events with the death of these communicators, a condemnable and painful act that has appalled the Dominican society," Rodriguez said, as translated from Spanish.
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The blue suits are basically the astronauts' "uniform" when they're involved in operations (as opposed to meetings or working as Capsule Communicators in Mission Control) on the ground.
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All the characters will ship with tiny communicators that flip open (not easily, but they do) tricorders and phasers (the Star Trek universe hand-held weapon of choice.
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As one of the top health communicators in the country, she'll be responsible for sharing health information with the public, and creating dialogues that will inform public policy.
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"The theory for us was if you target Latinas and then you have Latinas talk to other Latinas, they're the best communicators to do that," Praeli told me.
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"There are a lot of really wonderful science communicators on YouTube that find a way to break down science concepts; they do these long form videos," she said.
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He is widely viewed as one of the party's best communicators and has tried to position himself, somewhat improbably, as an ally of the caucus's more moderate wing.
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"She's one of the most talented communicators in American politics," said Waleed Shahid, a spokesperson for Justice Democrats, a progressive group that helped elect Ocasio-Cortez in 2018.
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What is the best way for science communicators to get science information relayed to as large an audience as possible, and why do you think it might work?
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Work with other organizational communicators to support strategic initiatives and news moments, which may be a combination of events, produced reports or papers, marketing campaigns, or field projects.
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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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The company that once dominated corporate mobile communications with its ubiquitous palm-size communicators and tiny keyboards has completed a 180-degree pivot to security services and software.
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It's a fairly common issue with smartwatches, dating back to early Samsung devices like the original Gear, which seemed to crossover into the territory of Futurama-style wrist communicators.
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This is what is necessary to repair the Democratic party's relationship with the Rust Belt: bold plans with genuine benefits to all, clearly explained by entertaining and relatable communicators.
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What they're saying: "Many places may only have one [broadband] provider," Nicki Palmer, Verizon's chief network officer, said on an episode of C-Span's The Communicators filmed this week.
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"What employers continually say they're looking for are people who can think on their feet, who are good writers and communicators, and who can engage critically," Fishman points out.
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"Master communicators have solid listening skills, the ability to tune into a person with focus and the ability to articulate clearly while being both candid and caring," says Cran.
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In fact, what makes him one of the greatest communicators of all time is his ability to be an active listener, according to speech and language pathologist Simon Friedman.
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"If you've disabled that function, turn it back on and update your software package," McSweeny said during an interview for C-SPAN's "The Communicators" slated to run this weekend.
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" — David Axelrod, former senior adviser to President Barack Obama "A reminder through @PeteButtigieg's #Iran answer, that he is one of the most gifted communicators we have in the field.
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In the short term, extreme heat adaptation requires strong partnerships between public health, planners and risk communicators to respond with proactive measures to get people out of the heat.
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The show, featuring 20 artists from 12 countries, feels of a piece with the most recent Whitney Biennial in casting artists as engaged citizens, savvy persuaders and skilled communicators.
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His strategies at the top were influencing mine daily, and I listened to him lead election conference calls or speak to rooms of communicators as Republican National Committee communications director.
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Communication "Master communicators have solid listening skills, the ability to tune into a person with focus and the ability to articulate clearly while being both candid and caring," says Cran.
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Importantly, these professionals were not elevated because they are women, but rather because they are brilliant strategists, thoughtful economists, savvy communicators, and astute legal advisers who happen to be women.
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In the era of "Find My iPhone," it's hard to understand how something as big as a plane, loaded up with communicators and responders, can go missing without a trace.
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Both Bondi and Sayegh have visited Capitol Hill several times in recent weeks to meet with Senate and House communicators to keep the White House and congressional messages in sync.
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Mobile phones, to take a famous example, are essentially real-life versions of the hand-held communicators wielded by Captain Kirk and his crewmates in the original series of "Star Trek".
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That's an almost perfunctory reaction on some level, but pay special attention to the words these professional communicators use in recalling Saunders — they are rare honorifics that speak to his influence.
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Someone like Nunes or House Oversight Committee Chair Trey Gowdy might have been "more effective communicators" or "better masters of the facts," but they were busy conducting the investigation, he said.
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At present, squad members are invited by Drake, and they tend to be science communicators or journalists who asked to add their name to a waiting list to join future matches.
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If there's any one thing that science fiction movies have taught me, it's that pocket communicators (or phones as we call them) have only one final form: They're just a screen.
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According to linguist Gretchen McCulloch, the author of Because Internet: Understanding the New Rules of Language and co-host of the podcast Lingthusiasm, it's making us better writers, speakers, and communicators.
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That includes genuinely legitimate political communicators like campaigns or their associates, who will still be able to leverage the sophisticated ad-targeting tools available through Facebook and other leading internet platforms.
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"As the case has progressed, the expectation that AT&T will win has progressively risen," MoffettNathanson analyst Craig Moffett told Axios last week in an interview for C-Span's The Communicators.
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Then these oligarchs mobilized the state, the government, the law, the media, communicators, artists, freelancers, pollsters, bookmakers and civil society leaders to carry him to the highest office in the land.
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Bridge the gap as an "explainer" Explainers — great communicators who understand highly technical systems — are needed to close the gap between AI systems and the nontechnical humans who need their robotic insight.
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"When something comes up for you in the moment, it's usually not when we're at our best as communicators, and not when we're going to get the results we want," she says.
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LAS VEGAS — The smartphone is often called the real-world version of the handheld communicators from the original Star Trek, a nod to how prescient the TV series was about personal technology.
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Amanda Holdsworth, the founder of Courses for Communicators, has ample experience in informational interviews, having made a career transition herself into a field where she now helps others to do the same.
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"If we want to be good communicators and want to have meaningful relationships, we need to be aware of the other, and we need to be aware of our relationships with them."
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On a private Facebook page for communicators only, and viewed by Business Insider, a PR pro sought help for pitching a mental-health client in a news environment dominated by coronavirus coverage.
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Despite his failed presidential bid, Rubio still checks all the boxes as an ideal candidate: He's bright, young, Hispanic, one of the premier conservative communicators and hails from a critical swing state.
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The budding rivalry between "the two Marks" isn't surprising: Walker, 6900, and Meadows, 2628, are both extremely ambitious, popular politicians from the Tar Heel State who are effective communicators with big personalities.
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At just 12 pixels by 12 pixels, the glyphs might seem rudimentary (especially beside beer steins, eggplants, and piles of happy poop), but look closer and you'll find that they're remarkably efficient communicators.
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I started studying how master communicators such as Oprah Winfrey, screenwriters such as Lena Dunham and authors like Malcolm Gladwell engaged their audiences by leveraging different ways of telling stories and evoking emotions.
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Knowing that "secret" codes and highly informal language exist in all cultures and given that studies show that those who use texting conventions and emoji can be skilled communicators, adults should not despair.
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Nonetheless, if I set aside my partisan bias, I am left acknowledging their remarkable abilities as communicators and hopeful that they might in fact imbue our public institutions with some of their knowhow.
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The Obamas are still the best communicators that Democrats have, which is why it's so troubling—if not surprising—that they're planning to sideline themselves from national political debates once Trump takes office.
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Instead, they are looking for skilled managers and communicators with Washington expertise who are capable of effectively running large, multimillion-dollar organizations and being held accountable to representing the interests of their members.
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Unlike his media-savvy predecessor, Simon Rattle, who is one of classical music's great communicators and advocates, Mr. Petrenko is press-shy, shunning interviews and preferring to let the music speak for itself.
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That starts with official communicators like Spicer, Conway (who simultaneously tries to keep her credibility in the straight world by telling Joe Scarborough she needs to shower after defending Trump), and Sarah Huckabee Sanders.
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The announcement is a blow to Prime Minister Narendra Modi as Jaitley is widely regarded as one of Modi's best communicators of policies ahead of a general election that must be held by May.
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"We have some men that are the first ones we would put in with difficult people because they are such good communicators," said Jacqueline Luthcke, who is chief of the Ridgewood, N.J., Police Department.
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Everyone was equally invested in the success of our tour, so we all had to learn to be good listeners and good communicators, since any rough patch or misunderstanding could lead to an "off" performance.
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In addition to the two top communicators — Curt Cashour, Dr. Shulkin's press secretary, and John Ullyot, the assistant secretary responsible for communications — Dr. Shulkin is likely to target several officials close to the White House.
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Tucker, Ibaka, and Casey have all given lip service to improved defensive communication (Carroll and Patterson were really the lone frontcourt communicators before), and the amount of yelling, pointing, and timeout instruction is plainly increasing.
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CNBC sat down with Joe Hart, president and CEO of Dale Carnegie, to discuss some of the most important lessons professionals can use to become better communicators — the same ones that that changed Buffett's life.
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Master communicators such as Ronald Reagan, John F. Kennedy and Tony Blair were able to move from a challenge to a strong defense of their point of view in a way that was dynamic and convincing.
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"As much as scientists take a lot of crap for being bad communicators, there are a lot of scientists out there who are communicating the science quite effectively," Dessler says in an interview with The Verge.
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And for creatives, public relations communicators and anyone who already stresses over deadlines, a slow or dropped signal means utter failure (and convincing the client that it wasn't your fault, which is never a good time).
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FCC CONFIDENCE: During an interview on C-SPAN's "The Communicators' series, FCC Chairman Tom Wheeler expressed confidence the court would favor his side: "I feel pretty confident in the outcome... We'll see how the court decides.
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Despite the long track record of success of those that heed Blackwell's counsel, powerful businesspeople, lobbyists, and some of the most seasoned communicators on Capitol Hill either forget or willfully ignore his tried and true advice.
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Through these courses, Steinhauer hopes to create a new class of history communicators that is trained from the ground up to combat the exact sort of bad history now dominating governmental discourse and being amplified online.
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" The editor-in-chief subsequently published a note saying the original op-ed has been "interpreted by some as a sexist and mean-spirited personal attack on Samantha Yammine in particular and women science communicators in general.
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It involves a bit of busy work, as you'll have to do things like seek out holographic communicators and learn new alien languages, but the narrative hook is just satisfying enough to make it worth the effort.
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And so the lesson for all communicators including politicians and CEOs and anchors is you have to speak in a way that people can picture what you're saying if you want to have a persuasive emotional bond.
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Most mainstream scientists and science communicators are aware of Janitch and other earthquake conspiracy theorists, but decline to discuss them specifically, saying it's not necessary or productive to single out a single person or their fringe theories.
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But she insisted that she would gladly cede the public advocacy to her caucus's more able communicators, like Adam Schiff, who would most likely be replacing Trump's ally Devin Nunes as the new House Intelligence Committee chairman.
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Uganda Communications Commission (UCC) spokesman Ibrahim Bbosa said the "data communicators" to be registered included individuals with heavily followed social media and other online accounts that carried ads alongside other content on platforms including Twitter, Facebook, Instagram and YouTube.
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It is why a group of historians, media scholars and science communicators nationwide have established the field of "history communication" to train historians to be media-savvy and to empower them to use new media to promote their scholarship.
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Hudson, a communicators coordinator at the United Nations University (UNU), realized the acronyms adopted so widely by the 193 U.N. member states were a barrier to getting public support for its work and confusing even those in-the-know.
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"Serendipitous collisions" can and do happen among asynchronous communicators, too — posts on shared Slack channels can snowball into full-scale internal projects with surprising ease — but I think it's fair to say that they're more likely to occur in-person.
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The two-way communicators were first adopted by police departments, and later, a more advanced and compact version called the "Handie Talkie" would earn historical importance for its role in World War II. The device's official model number was SCR536.
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Equipped with the best technology fueled by federal government investment, it is America's weather enterprise of public servants, academics, and industry innovators — meteorologists, communicators, engineers, and scientists — that have urged communities and their citizens to take action ahead of Hurricane Florence.
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Responsibilities• Works with the SVP, Executive & Strategic Communications, association staff, subject-matter experts, member company communicators, and vendors to support the development and execution of communications strategies and advocacy and marketing campaigns to advance IDFA's mission, goals, and strategic plan.
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On Monday, only weeks after the ministry hired crisis communicators based in Washington to advise it, Natalia Zhelanova, the antidoping adviser to Russia's sports minister, Vitaly Mutko, took to Twitter to answer questions in an unusual public question-and-answer session.
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Time and again, even presidents who are universally regarded as eloquent public speakers and effective public communicators — think Ronald Reagan or Barack Obama — have tried and failed to bring public opinion around to their point of view by talking about it.
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The main reason Trump wants Kudlow is that he is good on TV. Trump regularly complains that he does not have enough talented communicators defending him on television, which is the primary way the president relates to the outside world.
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He also served as President for the National Association of Hispanic Journalists from 2012-2014 and is the co-founder of the Latino Multimedia Communicators social media group, which shares, discusses and supports professionals and their products of interest to the Latino community.
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With both scandals still fresh in the public's collective memory — and the source of an endless font of Internet ridicule — CNBC spoke with several crisis communicators to see what United and Pepsi could do to smooth the ruffled feathers of outraged consumers.
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Or it may be that doctors who are women are more focused on the unique symptoms of heart disease in women, or that they are, in fact, just better communicators and faster at picking up cues from patients compared to male doctors.
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Ultimately, the elections in November and in 2020 will have to be won by the people running in them, and though House Democrats have a very impressive crop of new recruits, they have a paucity of compelling communicators among the top leadership.
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I think it's pretty clear from research like this, and decades of research from other elephant behavior scientists in Africa and Asia, that elephants are multimodal communicators; they can use the complement of visual, acoustic, olfactory and tactile information in their social interactions with other elephants.
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Part of the economics of this fictional world of the future no doubt stems from the ingenious technological innovations in the Star Trek universe, from the transporter and tricorder, to the holodeck and the crew's handheld communicators—not to mention warp drive and antimatter-powered engines.
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Scientists and science communicators alike breathed a collective sigh of relief on March 26 when organizers of the upcoming Tribeca Film Festival announced they would pull a controversial documentary, decried for its wholly unscientific claims, from the lineup in the wake of outspoken protest against its screening.
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But herein lies the sticking point: When communicators of any sort, journalists or otherwise, give an equal voice to unsubstantiated or even discredited ideas, they're actually introducing bias — not removing it — by presenting a contrarian viewpoint as though it has a credible weight in the discussion.
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There were the bright colors (yellow, red, blue) the quick cuts to the canned footage of the Enterprise circling a planet, scantily clad green women, panels and panels of flashing lights, gadgetry like the phaser and hand-held communicators — not to mention the tight-knit crew.
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With growing medical, environmental and social issues facing us all, it is essential that the next generation of communicators be prepared to help people make sense of emerging science that affects their personal health and well-being, as well as that of the world around them.
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As someone who grew up extremely shy with a severe speech impediment who now makes his living by helping other people improve their communication skills, I&aposve spent the better part of my life studying and observing both the words and the actions of effective communicators.
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Herrera's main characters narrate with alluring and often humorous lingo—one character shrugs with "hands held high in a Didn't See A Thing," while a priest funds "churches to get the poor hooked on heaven"—and insight that comes from their positions as professional communicators of various types.
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People who aren't great communicators often opt for ghosting people instead of having a mature and adult conversation about how they're not interested in continuing seeing you, or go through the months-long saga of letting the budding romance peter out naturally by sending one word "haha" replies to your texts.
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"We Italians are some of the biggest communicators — just think of how we are always using our hands — but when we speak in English we become penguins," said Marco Cigna, the chief executive of the John Peter Sloan school, which won the tender for the course along with other partners.
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To the Editor: As a painfully inarticulate teenager in the 1960s who aspired to a career in public service or broadcasting, I never missed an opportunity to listen to the two men I considered the foremost communicators of the time: the Los Angeles Dodgers broadcaster Vin Scully and Israel's foreign minister Abba Eban.
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There is nothing uncommon about the White House starting a coordinated effort to call attention to a president's accomplishments at a major milestone, such as the 100-day mark or the end of a year, when top officials there often assemble and circulate talking points to federal agencies and communicators on Capitol Hill.
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"We know that writing is one of the biggest pain points for students today, with about one quarter of all college freshmen required to take remedial writing courses and employers rating less than 30% of recent graduates as being well prepared written communicators," said Dan Rosensweig, Chairman and CEO of Chegg, in today's announcement.
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Y.) … Dreamer advocate Erika Andiola … journalist and Animal Politico director Daniel Moreno … actor Tom Hanks and actress Meryl Streep -- C-SPAN: "The Communicators": Bell Labs president Marcus Weldon (from Murray Hill, N.J.) … "Newsmakers": DSCC chair Chris Van Hollen (D-Md.), questioned by The Washington Post's Sean Sullivan and Politico's Kevin Robillard … "Q&A": Author and Meijer, Inc.
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Jim Manley, who served for decades as a senior communicators adviser to former Senate Democratic Leader Harry ReidHarry Mason Reid2020 Democrats fight to claim Obama's mantle on health care Reid says he wishes Franken would run for Senate again Panel: How Biden's gaffes could cost him against Trump MORE (Nev.), downplayed the impact of pressure from outside groups.
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Ro Khanna told Axios in a recent taping for the C-SPAN program "The Communicators" that his fellow Democrats should be wary of what he sees as a bad deal on a bill to protect net neutrality: Why this matters: A key question in the upcoming net neutrality battle is whether congressional Democrats will come to the table for a compromise bill.
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I look for founders who are scrappy and formidable at the same time (a rarer combination than it sounds); mission oriented, obsessed with their companies, relentless, and determined; extremely smart (necessary but certainly not sufficient); decisive, fast moving, and willful; courageous, high conviction, and willing to be misunderstood; strong communicators and infectious evangelists; and capable of becoming tough and ambitious.
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Luis Gutierrez (D-Ill.) … White House Director of Policy and Interagency Coordination Carlos Diaz Rosillo … "United We Dream" executive director and co-founder Cristina Jimenez and immigration attorney Ezequiel Hernandez … former HUD Secretary Henry Cisneros … Bianca Jagger … Cecile Richards -- C-SPAN: "The Communicators": AEI Center for Internet, Communications & Technology Policy visiting scholar Mark Jamison, questioned by Reuters' David Shepardson … "Newsmakers": Rep.
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Not likely; while it might cause some difficulty for marketers and political communicators in the near term, it is most likely that Facebook will find ways to take all the data that it would have in the past shared with marketers, internalize it, and enable marketers to leverage the intelligence that Facebook gleans about its users from that data from behind the company's walled garden.
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