But Abby was not concentrating on her face; she was concentrating on her recovery.
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Subsequently, through the end of the 20th century, these museums consolidated a shift from concentrating on collections to concentrating on public service through education.
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Those who support membership are concentrating on the economic risks, while those who favor Brexit, as it is commonly known, are concentrating on immigration and risks to British identity.
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Ackman will stay in the office, concentrating on financial analysis.
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Simply concentrating on that dynamic, however, will never be enough.
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During the game we were just concentrating on the game.
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Learn relaxation and mindfulness techniques, like concentrating on your breathing.
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Concentrating on planetary building blocks, InSight has no life-detecting capability.
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They were concentrating on what I thought was the right things.
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Investors appear to be concentrating on a surge in operating expenses.
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Nevertheless, we'll be concentrating on the top end of the division.
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BAGEHOT: The fact that Trump is concentrating on Mexicans is telling.
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In 2014, display advertisers started concentrating on large, walled, social networks.
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And while we were concentrating on ISIS, al Qaeda is ascending.
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We were concentrating on getting "Spider-Man: Far From Home" done.
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Concentrating on 2020 and abandoning impeachment would be a big mistake.
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I was concentrating on the hike and he was playing games.
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Citi Private Bank is also concentrating on growth "pockets," Liu said.
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Instead of concentrating on our differences, let's focus on our commonalities.
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"I wasn't really concentrating on how many I made," Gordon said.
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I'm concentrating on training and that's where my attention is right now.
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Still, investors appear to be concentrating on a surge in operating expenses.
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"Just going out there and battling and just really concentrating on pitching."
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GM continued its strategy of concentrating on the more lucrative retail sales.
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When I put the phone down I'll be concentrating on something else.
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"We're still concentrating on the European market for now," Hühne told me.
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Economists say builders have been concentrating on the construction of expensive homes.
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"We've just been concentrating on Wii U first and foremost," says Baker.
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As a nine year old, I wasn't good at concentrating on much.
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We make development samples, concentrating on the fit and sometimes adjusting construction.
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She hasn't taken a new acting assignment since, instead concentrating on directing.
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On top of that, concentrating on the game keeps their minds active.
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For now, Ms. Alvarado's group was concentrating on getting through each day.
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You would both be happier concentrating on memories rather than counting mementos.
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Conte's sessions can be long and arduous, concentrating on shape and movement.
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"They've been concentrating on the Georgia race," he said matter-of-factly.
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They want them concentrating on the job they were elected to do.
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He was concentrating on saving par to preserve his bogey-free round.
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Since then, treatment, law enforcement, and media have been concentrating on heroin.
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Busy times are much better, actually, because we're concentrating on our jobs.
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Our representatives are thin on the ground and are concentrating on other matters.
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"It's probably not what I would be concentrating on right now," Carson said.
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Or are the Los Angeles Lakers concentrating on clearing cap space for him?
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The teaching there, he says, will be "post-Salafist", concentrating on the essentials.
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Justin was taking tennis lessons this weekend in L.A., concentrating on his forehand.
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That would take a serious commitment, concentrating on a set of emerging technologies.
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He said firefighters are concentrating on saving lives rather than battling the blazes.
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You can't help but get along if you're concentrating on togetherness like that.
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I was having a hard time concentrating on the book I was reading.
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Sutera recommends massaging your feet every night, concentrating on the heel and arch.
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In the moment, I was just concentrating on what I had to do.
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I'm concentrating on making the brand one of the leaders in brand building.
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Every state should be concentrating on making voting by mail available and accessible.
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Concentrating on outreach, Carrasco said, kept him from dwelling on his own plight.
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Concentrating on black democratic primary voters, that falls a breathtaking 24 percentage points.
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Kirsch emphasizes really concentrating on your glutes during any exercise to optimize results.
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Just from my side I'm concentrating on trying to win my own matches.
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For the last few fights, I've been concentrating on what wins me fights.
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Well, when we first came in, were first selected in our group, we had a choice—rather, we had the right to state a preference for what technical assignment would we like, and there were lists of technical assignments, concentrating on the lunar module, concentrating on the command module, concentrating on the ancillary equipment like suits and other equipment, and I don't remember them all at this point.
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Right now I'm concentrating on making the spinoff as good as it can be.
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Success cannot be bought from outside without concentrating on domestic productivity growth and exports.
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Those were the big obvious things that I was concentrating on at the time.
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The children are engaged but quiet, concentrating on the task of learning multiple ideas.
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On the morning of the explosion, Ms. Casey was concentrating on a crossword puzzle.
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For the time being, Chow and her colleagues are concentrating on nailing the basics.
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We'll be mostly concentrating on the science computer, called the Computer Command System, here.
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It's very hard for an actress to spend hours concentrating on someone besides herself.
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But Mr. Newmark is concentrating on New York, where local coverage has also faltered.
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This is a shift from just concentrating on gaming to follow the new trend.
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I've had a hard time concentrating on Afghanistan what with all the Omarosa buzz.
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It is instead concentrating on short- and medium-haul flights to Asia and Australia.
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I cracked a digital vault by concentrating on the right numbers on a pincode.
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Some of Modotti's early images are studies of flowers, concentrating on their delicate patterns.
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It seems for the moment, Netflix will be concentrating on producing its own shows globally.
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These kids can also have difficulties concentrating on tasks and lose interest in daily activities.
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Concentrating on just one debt lets you focus on something that is much more attainable.
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For a dewy complexion like Hudgens', he emphasizes the importance of concentrating on your base.
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I didn't witness that because after the final whistle we were concentrating on other things.
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I mean, I had a hard time in school, concentrating on any of the teachers.
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"We're concentrating on getting our message across up and down the country," said a spokesman.
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The Moon is in your opposite sign Aries today, finding you concentrating on your relationships.
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Her early experimentation with concentrating on forming smaller collages helped the artist solidify her preferences.
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Right now we were concentrating on how do we iterate within this PS4 life cycle.
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McConnell is sticking to the safe plan of concentrating on the 12 annual appropriations bills.
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" Until then, he said, his priorities were skewed toward "concentrating on this stupid television show.
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I could never concentrate on Sunday church services because I'd be concentrating on women's hats.
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"By concentrating on these things, I even forget where I am," said one Indian woman.
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"He was concentrating on me; in that moment he could not kill people," he said.
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I've learned I can appreciate going slow versus just concentrating on getting to my destination.
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Hillary Clinton outlined her vision of an "inclusive economy," concentrating on opportunities for disabled Americans.
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One's got to go on concentrating on everything as if it was a new piece.
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Concentrating on the unique gauge cluster and center-screen graphics might have improved my results.
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For now, she's concentrating on new accessories — her spring/summer '17 collection will introduce bags.
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Hopefully as we go forward we can start concentrating on football a little bit more.
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Other groups are concentrating on supporting pet owners after they've been reunited with their companions.
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By concentrating on work, Mr Bennet takes note of the perennial worry about welfare traps.
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"She is concentrating on establishing stability," the spokesman said in remarks quoted by news agencies.
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Instead, they are concentrating on setting modest expectations that she is almost certain to meet.
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Rather than concentrating on your breathing or a mantra, return your attention to the speaker.
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Bottom line is, we are concentrating on what we call critical lifelines -- health, safety, security.
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Most builders are also still concentrating on the move-up market, rather than entry-level.
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Concentrating on shrimp consumption in Las Vegas is not my first attempt at replacement denial.
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He went back to work, concentrating on a group of children in the snow scene.
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The company drives 8 million virtual miles every day, concentrating on particularly tricky road conditions.
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And by using slow motion and concentrating on moments, Mosse injects humanity into the images.
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We're concentrating on the Windows version but the Mac edition works in a very similar way.
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These days, however, Vanderpump and Todd are concentrating on restaurants and bars in the United States.
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"It creates this presence of a person with you or around you concentrating on you," Maria.
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We're constantly working on our food and beverage menus, most recently concentrating on our veggie offerings.
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Instead they're concentrating on trucks, SUVs, and crossovers, which have higher profit margins and growing demand.
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When I'm talking to you, I'm not doing anything else—I'm concentrating on talking to you.
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So the CSU is concentrating on the law-and-order issues that motivate right-wing voters.
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The Washington Post reports he will spend the remainder of his term concentrating on budget reform.
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He said he's concentrating on crafting a conservative agenda that a Republican president can help execute.
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Shots will still run its app, but the team is concentrating on video production and distribution.
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Some are concentrating on economic development within a geographic area, like my hometown of Cincinnati, Ohio.
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Donors would probably do more good by concentrating on a few projects in a few countries.
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For the moment, he is concentrating on continuing to develop, both on the court and off.
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At one point he did sneer at "the fake news" media for concentrating on Russian collusion.
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"We are concentrating on integration and when it is completed, then we will see," he said.
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In the meantime, Xing says he is concentrating on eradicating the negative stigma that surrounds transhumanism.
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And he knows that if Americans are fixated on collusion, they aren't concentrating on much else.
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Concentrating on the armed forces has another benefit: Veterans appear to be more willing to relocate.
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Cooke told the committee that Cope should have been concentrating on his job with the women.
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Just roll it over your legs with moderate pressure, concentrating on the areas that feel tightest.
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Concentrating on factory farms makes sense, because they are sites of suffering on a massive scale.
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This left UNMIL concentrating on purely logistical and technical activities in support of the civilian authorities.
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For the moment, we were all concentrating on getting to a destination none of us knew.
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But we're moving forward and our fans, they love Deshaun and we're really concentrating on the Giants.
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For starters, Roxy is concentrating on hotels and already has 10 paying pilots at west coast hotels.
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However, manufacturers are concentrating on not only improving the quality of helmets but also making them stylish.
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And we greatly increased the amount of folks that we have kind of concentrating on those efforts.
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Funds concentrating on technology and healthcare performed the best last month, notching 4 percent gains, HFR said.
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FBI and Iowa investigators are now concentrating on areas around Brooklyn that Tibbetts was known to frequent.
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It's barely 18 months since RWE spun off Innogy as a separate company concentrating on clean energy.
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For now Boeing is concentrating on submitting a software update and finalizing pilot training for regulatory approval.
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She is concentrating on the three ongoing cases, the first of which has dragged on since 2010.
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Bell was among the executives leading industrial-internet software development at GE, concentrating on GE's power unit.
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Concentrating on the feeling of the warm water or the smell of the soap stimulated the brain.
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Try concentrating on the space between your two colors and how it will affect your audience's perception.
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The refinery was concentrating on restarting units that produce gasoline, kerosene and diesel, according to these sources.
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I loved the concept of concentrating on one year, and I thought the erotic approach was interesting.
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Its follow-up, Mouth Silence, avoided referencing the band in favor of concentrating on other '290s earworms.
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Although she continued to work on Broadway after her Tony win, Ms. Fabray began concentrating on television.
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As youngsters, the Wurtele twins took up many sports, including swimming and tennis, before concentrating on skiing.
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GM is now concentrating on markets in the United States, China, Latin America and South Korea (Reuters).
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During recent class assessments, Sariya had trouble concentrating on even simple questions like where he was from.
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The Fall River police began their search by concentrating on local immigrants, but an outsider seemed improbable.
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It seems that RAE seldom acknowledges the people standing outside watching him, instead concentrating on his work.
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"We cannot speculate on the cause and are concentrating on getting the plane off the road," he said.
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Once concentrating on selling surplus goods, Overstock now is a major online retailer that also offers new products.
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Hodari admits they were "woefully unqualified to launch Industrious," but succeeded by concentrating on customer service and inclusivity.
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Chart Party has a more specific beat, with each video concentrating on a different statistical aspect of sports.
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The model has been unashamedly ruthless, concentrating on disciplines with the best medal prospects while ditching also-rans.
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Prince William and Prince Harry may be concentrating on their individual lives, but they'll always support each other.
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The camera darts around the desert landscape, occasionally concentrating on one of the pigeons loosed by the falconers.
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"I like tough conditions, so I keep concentrating on safe shots," Nomura told SportsDay of the windy conditions.
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The database lends some support to the idea that the purge began by concentrating on politically influential groups.
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Yet the region's politicians are concentrating on problems that, to put it mildly, are often less than pressing.
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It created a ministerial position focused on agro-food system to work alongside agriculture minister concentrating on production.
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I struggled, concentrating on breathing through my nose and not gagging each time he pushed my head down.
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"By concentrating on a certain character type, I felt like it really advanced my painting ability," he says.
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"The fans will be concentrating on what's going to happen on the field," he said hours before kickoff.
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But with Trump seemingly a done deal, he says Republicans are better off concentrating on their individual races.
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They vary between eight and 10 weeks for each of the courses strictly concentrating on that one qualification.
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It has embarked on a more focused range, concentrating on children's clothing and homeware, while improving fit and finish.
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Facebook surely wants to get back to concentrating on product, not politics, but must take it slow and steady.
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For now, they are concentrating on the AWS ecosystem, but have plans to expand beyond that down the road.
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Erin polished her résumé and applied for the job, concentrating on how the job description perfectly matched her skills.
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Take North Carolina, where Democrats are concentrating on solving problems while Republicans create them by focusing on bathroom policy.
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Despite its prevalence, polysubstance use is poorly researched, with most drug studies concentrating on the effects of single substances.
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Canada had managed to keep a lower profile, concentrating on seeking U.S. allies in case of an open conflict.
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Concentrating on estimate revisions activity is a great way to pinpoint potential winners and avoid losers in upcoming reports.
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Apache becomes the latest international oil firm to sell Canadian operations in favor of concentrating on U.S. shale plays.
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But Senators Chris Coons and Mazie Hirono distanced themselves from those demands, saying they are concentrating on the Nov.
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Concentrating on learning all the intricacies of the system was a good way for him to focus his energy.
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Jenisch has been concentrating on North America and Europe and cutting costs, closing offices in Zurich, Miami and Paris.
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The TV treatment doesn't go very far down that road, instead concentrating on a ticktock of the event itself.
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My brother played "What a Little Moonlight Can Do," humming the melody but mostly concentrating on the bass part.
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In 1969, chafing against the restrictions of the magazine format, Mr. Kovarsky began concentrating on his painting full time.
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He is focusing and concentrating on making a concerted effort to improve the quality of living for black Americans.
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Officials have also been concentrating on a particular Brussels neighborhood in an investigation of an Islamic State recruitment network.
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Instead of concentrating on the noise inside my ear, I fell asleep thinking about the positive day I'd had.
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Later, you can maybe think about what might work outside of Myanmar, but for now we're concentrating on here.
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Other doctors, who didn't have research-oriented practices, enhanced their professional lives by concentrating on specific realms of interest.
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"We learned that even two seconds of not concentrating on what you're doing can produce a goal," she said.
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"The talking, the concentrating on me, the flirting, it's too much, it's getting weird for everybody," she tells him.
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"I've been listening to the staff, concentrating on that, so it's important for me to be here," she said.
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But when she was playing in Birmingham, she was concentrating on her grass game, but not specifically on Wimbledon.
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Facing the chaos of mounting books, manuscripts, and just plain mess, always committed when deeply concentrating on something else.
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After a few minutes of concentrating on his breathing, he felt well enough to make the drive to work.
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As I was transported to a happy place, I hoped that she was concentrating on what she was doing.
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He stepped down in 2002 to return to concentrating on royal duties and the company was dissolved in 2009.
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Founded by two real estate developers, the Main Museum is a non-collecting institution concentrating on Los Angeles artists.
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Instead, he is concentrating on updating the product as quickly as possible in line with a set of specific priorities.
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Consequently, he said, the company is concentrating on hiring workers laid off by rivals that are "retreating from oil fields".
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Research in the area was also confined, forensics typically concentrating on who the body belonged to and how they died.
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That includes introducing the right structures, like a HR and legal department, and concentrating on creating a good company culture.
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Engineers are concentrating on increasing the energy efficiency of these machines while boosting memory capacity for overall higher performance levels.
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He added that SocGen's operations in the U.S. had been profitable by concentrating on specialized derivatives and tailor-made products.
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And the concern around ICE is not with regards to what ICE is doing but who ICE is concentrating on.
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Concentrating on the feeling of the warm water or the smell of the soap stimulated the brain and promoted relaxation.
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We have learned that in just relaxing, flowing, and concentrating on our work and ideas is when things work best.
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At the Met, he's concentrating on the American Wing, although in the context of the museum experience as a whole.
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At Terreform, we're concentrating on the idea of technology and ecology, simultaneously, as being really important for a smart city.
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And local policing seems to have systematically reinforced segregation by heavily concentrating on the borders between white and black neighborhoods.
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A "next-generation" deal concentrating on regulations and standards rather than tariffs was always going to be a tough sell.
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Its economic policy is focused increasingly on protecting old industries like steel instead of concentrating on those of the future.
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"I suppose we want to spread the club sideways, as opposed to just concentrating on the first team," Rickey adds.
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"Currently we are concentrating on partnerships with taxi companies in the country," Uber Japan spokeswoman Kay Hattori said on Tuesday.
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Edoardo Severoni is a Master's candidate at the George Washington University, studying Security Policy Studies and concentrating on Security & Development.
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"We came up with the idea of concentrating on the performance of the lighting," said Elizabeth Diller, a founding partner.
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We learned that even two seconds of not concentrating on what you're doing can produce a counterattack and a goal.
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Clubs, he said, have fallen into the trap of trying to produce winning youth teams, rather than concentrating on individuals.
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But let's not forget -- Bloomberg is already skipping the first four voting states in favor of concentrating on Super Tuesday.
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Active listening means concentrating on what the other person is saying, rather than planning what you're going to say next.
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He wrote his boss's newspaper columns and radio scripts until 1951, when he became a partner, concentrating on political research.
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After you do this for a few minutes, the game learns to recognize when you are concentrating on an item.
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"I think we're getting off (from important topics) because we're concentrating on DC politics like the Mueller report," he said.
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For now, though, the bulk of the 300 combat aircraft under General Harrigian's command are concentrating on the Islamic State.
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I don't expect those guys to play badly this week so I'm just concentrating on trying to win the golf tournament.
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Instead, it measures the velocity of objects, concentrating on things that are moving, instead of stationary objects like trees and mailboxes.
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Yet instead of concentrating on fighting large-scale corruption, Ukrainian prosecutors are targeting journalists, activists and pro-European members of parliament.
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As for Gupta's personal roadmap, he's concentrating on rolling out the Uber Rewards rider loyalty and Uber Pro driver loyalty initiatives.
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He later did his postdoctoral research, concentrating on the study of brain science and computational photography, at MIT's Artificial Intelligence Lab.
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The companies were split in 2013, with REC Silicon concentrating on becoming a supplier of polysilicon to solar-panel makers worldwide.
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A source also told PEOPLE the couple were concentrating on getting settled into their new mansion and focusing on their family.
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But Civil War nicely reveals how concentrating on just one character can alleviate some of the overcrowding problems Ultron suffered from.
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Right now ICE has been concentrating on those individuals such as the one you&aposve talked about in the police case.
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Alejandro Ramos is a Master's candidate at the George Washington University, studying Security Policy Studies and concentrating on Transnational Security Issues.
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You're in an intense mood today as the Moon enters analytical Virgo, finding you concentrating on some deep, emotionally-charged issues.
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Rights activists and government critics often accuse the police of concentrating on fighting Museveni's political opponents instead of on fighting crime.
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Her early experimentation with concentrating on forming smaller collages helped the artist solidify her preferences when working and her artistic style.
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"He was concentrating on me; in that moment he could not kill people," said the man, above center, receiving a medal.
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"I am now concentrating on rest and rehabilitation so I can be back on court in the near future," he said.
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A decisive win there would allow her to put the Vermont senator behind her and start concentrating on the general election.
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The Swedish company is concentrating on reducing its exposure to maintenance and roll-out services which require relatively highly paid staff.
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"Those activists concentrating on advocacy are probably not very helpful," Mr. Sopheap said in a telephone interview, without mentioning Mr. Leng.
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After a few minutes of chanting, I was able to stop concentrating on the words and fell into a relaxed state.
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On a weekly basis, Nicholas sees roughly a dozen different specialists and teachers, all concentrating on different parts of his development.
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A functional MRI scanning device monitored brain activity, with the researchers concentrating on the amygdala, an area associated with emotional response.
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With some focusing on moderately priced clothes and others concentrating on the designer market, these sites are finding an eager audience.
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Sitting in an uncomfortable chair all day can result in back pain and distract you from concentrating on your job tasks.
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I'll be concentrating on rehab and look forward to seeing you all at the French Open and next year in Rome.
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So if you can, stop worrying and concentrating on that and try to be as open with your child as possible.
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The company said it was concentrating on the holiday shopping season, which could be a turning point for many struggling retailers.
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Mr. Legere is pitching a plan that by concentrating on 5G, T-Mobile will induce his competitors to follow suit aggressively.
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I would say if you're really concentrating on the election, although that's part of Chapter 4, it's not the whole story.
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He has been concentrating on set and video design since retiring from his own career as a ballet dancer in 2007.
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While the company is concentrating on financial services today, the long-term plan is to expand into other verticals over time.
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Herman Cornejo (American Ballet Theater) did a circuit of low jumps, as if concentrating on the friction between shoes and ground.
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Augmented with newer works, Gladstone's Library now holds more than 200,000 books, journals and periodicals, concentrating on history, literature and theology.
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Experts say employees who take fewer breaks get less done, and workers have trouble concentrating on tasks for hours on end.
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What Orner ponders is the oscillation between reading and living, concentrating on the moment when we look up from the page.
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Arnika Dawkins is concentrating on images of civil rights protests from the 1960s by Builder Levy, who also shot in Appalachia.
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The spokesman added that RTL was concentrating on developing its own product, TV NOW, and did not want to lose momentum.
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I'm having trouble concentrating on work, probably because I stayed up too late scrolling through the comments on my neighborhood Facebook page.
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It's too crowded to really dance, so people are mostly bopping around while Pump refuses drinks, concentrating on smoking his weed instead.
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This problem is fixed by concentrating on the rate at which an agent's prediction error changes, rather than on the error itself.
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"We're not currently working on new features for Wunderlist as we're concentrating on our new app, Microsoft To-Do," a spokesperson said.
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Over the last week, protests have dwindled in number, concentrating on road closures on main routes as the economic crisis has deepened.
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But the basketball player said that he's been dealing with people's sudden interest in his personal life by concentrating on his career.
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Aladdin (1992) There's so much to love about Aladdin, but good luck concentrating on any of it if you're even remotely claustrophobic.
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But Mr Bolton is probably correct to suspect that the party has little to gain by concentrating on its anti-Islam agenda.
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Some of those concentrating on the mass market think high battery costs mean electric cars will not be profitable for some time.
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The service has not yet been sold to any retailers, he added, and PV Labs is now concentrating on its military clients.
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"At the moment, we are concentrating on search and rescue and providing medical and therapeutic support to the community affected," he said.
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The workspace provider, however, is concentrating on attracting longer-term staff teams from corporations, alongside smaller firms to increase its occupancy levels.
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Until these therapies come to market, much of the IPF community is now concentrating on sustaining the quality of life of patients.
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I'm still working a 9-5 and concentrating on studying as well as doing some web design stuff so I'm keeping busy.
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While the start-up once pursued several types of customers, it began concentrating on serving only medium-size offices and property managers.
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In iron ore, its push to refocus has meant concentrating on Australia's Pilbara region, where it has lower costs and higher grades.
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"We will watch closely but now, here, we are concentrating on the future," Bach told reporters upon arriving in Lima on Thursday.
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"We're really concentrating on fundraising so that we can finance more research to find a cure," says Hurley of this year's campaign.
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This show is a ten-year survey concentrating on Krashes's paintings that emerged in an almost symbiotic relationship to his political involvement.
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But one thing is sure, there are fewer companies concentrating on caloric intake than caloric burn, and that seems like an opportunity.
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Experts say shorter workweeks lead to more productivity, in part because workers have trouble concentrating on tasks for longer than three hours.
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More importantly, he explains how we can dramatically increase our own life satisfaction: By concentrating on the happiness of those around us.
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Others are concentrating on downloading key guidance to implement health reforms and other documents that might be necessary for the historical record.
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"It's a perpetuating cycle... They're concentrating on how horrifying that outcome will be and the brain continues to scare them," Prudovski said.
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Democratic managers continued making opening arguments in the trial, concentrating on the first impeachment article accusing President Trump of abuse of power.
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Her husband becomes emotional a lot, she said, but she was mostly concentrating on their son, Brice, hoping he would stay quiet.
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Season 2 is more about asking questions of Shadow, because he's got to become more proactive, and concentrating on the gods themselves.
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At the moment we are concentrating on reducing the rate of extinction of species, and I am all in favor of that.
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In his early days Sloane spent a year in Jamaica, working as a physician just as Britain was concentrating on acquiring an empire.
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Bananas. The hosts break down this rapidly proliferating market while concentrating on the new speakers from three companies: Sonos, Amazon, and Ultimate Ears.
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The company said in July it is scaling back natural gas output in the Permian and concentrating on pumping higher-value crude oil.
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Siemens plans to list the combined business by the end of September, with the remaining business concentrating on factory automation and smart infrastructure.
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High fertility can also be tackled indirectly, by concentrating on the things that are known to affect it—above all, education for girls.
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Concentrating on those, we've compiled 10 well-made must-haves from Target that the Essentialist will get more than enough use out of.
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They are concentrating on critical business processes that are generally tied to revenue, but which have been traditionally done on paper or pdf.
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Twitter has not shuttered any of these yet, but from what we understand, it is now concentrating on what is driving more revenues.
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The Japanese firm is instead concentrating on using artificial intelligence (AI) and automation to make conventional cars safer and more enjoyable to drive.
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If you have trouble concentrating on what's in front of you and staying on task, you're more likely to impulsively use your smartphone.
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Estonian start-up Taxify has launched this week in the UK capital, after previously concentrating on emerging markets in eastern Europe and Africa.
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Their geographic focus areas vary, with several concentrating on the Chicago area, others on the Midwest and still others looking at deals nationwide.
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But he's also criticized the White House defense team for concentrating on Hunter Biden's job on the board of a Ukraine energy committee.
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Nina Hatvany has worked for 25 years in San Francisco as a real estate agent concentrating on the high end of the market.
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"(The driver) was looking back and looking to the side, so he wasn't concentrating on what was in front of him," Yunadi said.
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Once again, we are fighting last year's terrorist practice and not concentrating on the future evolution – or de-evolution of the terrorist threat.
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Essentially, PTSD makes it very hard for the sufferer to do the simplest daily tasks, such as eating, sleeping or concentrating on work.
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The hackers buying personal details of election officials were concentrating on civil servants and employees who keep the commission's equipment running, he said.
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Instead, she said, the province has been concentrating on sending specially trained firefighters and specialized equipment in from other parts of the province.
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Levie will be concentrating on product and co-founder and CFO Dylan Smith will continue to lead the financial part of the organization.
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Seconds after court adjourned, I was concentrating on my laptop so intently that I didn't realize the bailiff was standing over me, frowning.
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Dating from throughout the last century but concentrating on the present, the garments tend to be astoundingly beautiful, wildly imaginative or sculpturally challenging.
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NASA would rent space on one or more of these space stations to continue space-based research while concentrating on deep space exploration.
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In other words, it completely removes the need to keep reaching for your phone when you should be concentrating on your muscle training.
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He noted that while battery capacity remains the biggest challenge, magniX is concentrating on vaulting some of the other hurdles in electrifying aircraft.
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Concentrating on a portion of the immigrant population while ignoring the contributions of many, adds a disturbing layer of hypocrisy to this debate.
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The main reason for this is because a person getting ready to be interviewed on camera should be concentrating on their own preparation.
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The album's broader strategy is to hint at the movie's story while concentrating on tales of struggle and swagger much closer to home.
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Now, he said, he is concentrating on saving, having enough insurance and being prepared for the financial demands of being a new father.
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Authorities said they were concentrating on digging up bodies to stop fluids from contaminated corpses getting into the water supply and spreading disease.
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Rather than concentrating on individual financial institutions, the Department of the Treasury should focus on the financial market overall due to its interconnectivity.
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"Now we are concentrating on the rest of the season, try to get as many points as possible to challenge for the championship."
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But in concentrating on the clipped, dry fragments of everyday dialogue in a small town, Ashley's work is also democratic to its bones.
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In vetoing the proposed UN resolution, Russia said it was concentrating on engaging the U.S. in talks regarding a rebel withdrawal from Aleppo.
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Neal said his strategy includes shifting Lloyd's geographic focus, including concentrating on developed markets with strong growth potential such as the United States.
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Shiseido said in a separate statement that the sale of Zotos to Henkel advanced its strategy of concentrating on the professional market in Asia.
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It's no easy task, but researchers are concentrating on finding portions of the influenza virus that mutate less rapidly than the surface hemagglutinin proteins.
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Instead of concentrating on their core goal, they pay attention to narrower measures like cutting costs, or reducing the inconvenience suffered by their staff.
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The film notably toys with the facts a little, concentrating on Miles the quick-tongued, vibrant character as much as Miles the historical figure.
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I had been going to school and concentrating on art, so I considered photography another extension of this creative process, like watercolors or oils.
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Instead of concentrating on how they look in bikinis, Irwin suggested young men and women alike think about the higher purpose of their bodies.
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It's free, and unusual, because rather than concentrating on special effects or clever filters, it is focused on the quality of the final product.
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But there's something to be said for pulling yourself out of the grind for a period of time and concentrating on recalibrating the system.
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By concentrating on the graves of architects, Kuehn is considering what people who dedicated their careers to design chose as their own final statements.
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So far, the company is concentrating on two markets, India and Mexico, which account for roughly 21 million immigrants to the U.S. every year.
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Some reckon that the higher-education market will diversify, with more institutions concentrating on niche or work-focused courses in order to attract students.
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Nordea cited internal reasons such as lowering its risk level and concentrating on Nordic markets as well as external factors for the target revamp.
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That is focuses on tertiary characters who have little bearing on the video game makes concentrating on each episode a test of the will.
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The new prologue seems like it might attempt to redress this one-sided treatment, concentrating on Batgirl as the Batgirl, not just a victim.
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"Certainly billions of dollars are coming from China, but there's nothing wrong with concentrating on millions when it comes to Southeast Asia," Ruggiero said.
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For 2016, International Women's Day is concentrating on "Pledge for Parity", a call to people everywhere to help achieve equality as quickly as possible.
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Natalie Wynn makes some of the most well-produced and humorous videos of any indie YouTube creator, concentrating on various political and cultural subjects.
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In their model, trade allowed countries like America to economise on labour, by concentrating on capital-intensive activities that made little use of it.
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I think that part of the reason that that happened was that we spent a lot of time concentrating on not making regulatory mistakes.
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But on a Sunday in mid-May, the Abrahams and their two children, ages 6 and 4, were concentrating on open houses in Pelham.
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She had the right pedigree, having toured and recorded with Will Oldham (in his Bonnie Prince Billy guise) before concentrating on her solo career.
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But for now, city officials are concentrating on proving to skeptics that more than a dozen passenger ferries could be built in a year.
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Republicans' rural base All of this pressure is concentrating on exurban, small town and rural communities that have become central to Republican electoral power.
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The Dells launched the Foundation 15 years ago to help children living in urban poverty on a global scale, concentrating on education and healthcare.
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With its smart home products, Ikea is seemingly concentrating on including just the necessary functions and not building in extra things, feature-creep style.
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Day 2100: Today was better than Day 215, but my mental fatigue has morphed into a fogginess that prevents me from concentrating on anything.
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But Republicans can still roll back ObamaCare's government takeover of the health sector piecemeal, concentrating on reforms that nearly all of them agree on.
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Instead, I was concentrating on the work's brooding transitions, and thinking about the second movement's route between delicate pizzicato phrases and heights of bombast.
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It all happened by accident, but soon Kilgast became more and more interested in creating realistic mini sculptures concentrating on a theme of food.
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A proportional system for allocating electoral votes would force presidential candidates to run truly national campaigns instead of concentrating on just the swing states.
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Sagittariuses are adventurers with their arrows pointed toward the future, but you're having a hard time concentrating on much else other than your beginnings.
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Others say that by concentrating on rural areas, Mr. Xi is neglecting the plight of the urban poor, many of whom are rural migrants.
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During games, Sanchez found himself stewing over his failures or his inability to help his teammates rather than concentrating on the task at hand.
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"I've been concentrating on imaging some of the nebulae and supernova remnants that are not often seen," Martin Heigan said of his recent photography.
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They're the ninth-best offensive team in the NBA, so it shows that when we're concentrating on what we're doing, we're more than capable.
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Research from Stanford University even suggests that breaking down ambitious pursuits by concentrating on small "sub-goals," rather taking massive steps, is more effective.
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Democratic managers closed out their opening arguments on Friday, concentrating on the second article of impeachment, which charged President Trump with obstructing the inquiry.
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Hold for three to five long, deep breaths, concentrating on a balance of strength and stretch in your legs and stability in your core.
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After the Civil War, they expanded to other commodities before concentrating on financial services and later metamorphosing into the nation's fourth-largest investment bank.
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I had an idea of the flow that I wanted to see—the outer space stuff, starting with scenes, and concentrating on "heroic" stuff.
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Current CEO Kyle Vogt will become president and CTO, concentrating on leading "technology development" as the division pushes toward a commercial rollout in 13.
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The CCC's call for "prioritisation"—concentrating on policies that offer the biggest bang for the buck—should be well-suited to poor places like Haiti.
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"Those are the ones we are concentrating on to see ... if we can bring forth a little more support than we have today," he said.
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But he reiterated the need to look for savings from programs like Medicare, instead of concentrating on cutting back existing programs at departments across Washington.
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Step 4:Finally, build some black shadow onto each lid, concentrating on the middle and outer regions, and blend it into a slight winged shape.
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It is concentrating on "returning to its origins, finding its traditions and taking a position in favor of Brazil and the Brazilian people," said Sen.
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But that is a subject for another day… Navigating the present means concentrating on long-term goals and the fundamental merits of our individual holdings.
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The company has been concentrating on providing code review as a service, a task that often gets lost in today's high-speed agile development cycles.
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Alexandra tells The Creators Project that she began making digital works in 2012 after concentrating on drawing and painting in the mid-to-late 2000s.
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But Dr. Jamison points out how on the night of Nola's opening, she spent the evening putting out fires instead of concentrating on her work.
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Publishers should have been concentrating on building an owned audience on their sites and email lists instead of becoming dependent on Facebook's fickle mediated channel.
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But it also shows that while concentrating on cigarettes has largely paid off, about 247 million people are still using some type of tobacco product.
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As Cisco tries to fight off disruptive forces, one of the industries it's been concentrating on is Internet of Things, especially with a cloud bent.
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Lipton is confident that his strategy of concentrating on high-stakes corporate situations will persist, according to interviews with several senior partners at the firm.
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Lufthansa and Lauda declined to comment, while at Condor a source familiar with the matter said the German carrier was concentrating on its own bid.
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"That's what's changed over the last few years — particularly the larger producers have been concentrating on quality, with a significant degree of success," he said.
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As IBM tries to transform into a company concentrating on cloud, big data, security and analytics, it's clear how this acquisition fits within that list.
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EFGInt has completed its restructuring it started in 2011, under which the business model has been simplified by concentrating on its core private banking activities.
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Both leaders have talked of more transparency and concentrating on developing football, although Infantino's first few months in charge have been far from plain sailing.
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The way your teeth scrape across the spoon prevents me from concentrating on my morning Facebook scroll, and for that reason: This relationship is over.
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The lithe right-hander had come close to quitting three years ago, at 128, before rededicating herself to tennis by concentrating on her mental approach.
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The biggest of the exhibition's three galleries is a flexible space called the Future City Lab, concentrating on the next 50 years of the city.
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This study looked only at one aspect of recovery after exercise, however, concentrating on how tired muscles might best regain their ability to generate power.
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She graduated magna cum laude from Tufts, and received a master's degree in international relations and economics, concentrating on European studies, from Johns Hopkins University.
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Uchida, an extraordinarily fine pianist, nears the end of her project concentrating on Schubert with this penultimate installment of a two-year series of concerts.
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By concentrating on detail, which is a central feature of Takenaga's work, she has gone against the reductive tendencies of Minimalism that still haunt painting.
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To help, you might look at some of the thousands of comments on this article, perhaps concentrating on the NYT Picks or the Readers' Picks.
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Ms. Kurashima's mother said that her daughter had recently retired from professional tennis, and was concentrating on running the clothing line she owned in Tokyo.
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Concentrating on her early years as an artist, it tracks the experiments in printmaking and assemblage that led her to arrive at the titular work.
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Many investors may be concentrating on some of Wall Street's biggest companies but analysts told clients this week not to overlook these other compelling stocks.
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Instead of concentrating on the border wall, we should work with Mexico to construct and rebuild physical ports of entry along the U.S.-Mexico border.
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"Drivers still need to take responsibility for being fully alert and concentrating on driving, even with these systems are installed in their vehicles," says Curtis.
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Bolton has also been able to win favor with Trump by concentrating on issues and areas not directly in Trump's gaze—or within Paul's wheelhouse.
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They might do it on what, one-and-a-half speed or whatever, but they listen and they're concentrating on it and it's very intimate.
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After sheep, he moved on to other mammals, acquiring strands from a lion's mane and some tawny fur from a lynx, before concentrating on humans.
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Speaking to reporters at an economic forum in Vladivostok, Novak said policymakers should focus on balancing the energy market instead of concentrating on oil prices.
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I'm pretty good at concentrating on these things, but it's hard to stay focused when you're simultaneously trying to keep jungle critters from biting your junk.
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For now, the company is just concentrating on configuration, but with the funding it plans to expand the product to solve the other problems, as well.
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It looks like the brand would be better off concentrating on bringing back the universally loved Crystal Pepsi and the delicious but Japan-only Sakura Pepsi.
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Defence companies then compounded this error by concentrating on making software that puts walls around systems to protect against attacks, which tech firms are better at.
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" —reynam204dd "Saying things like, 'That car is blue' or 'Today is a Tuesday,' really help you to ground yourself by concentrating on things besides your anxiety.
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In 1961 they renovated an Off Broadway theater in a corner of Carnegie Hall into a 19723-seat movie house concentrating on foreign and independent films.
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Mark Zuckerberg opted to follow them, concentrating on Facebook's mobile app ahead of its website, and buying up two fast-growing communication apps, WhatsApp and Instagram.
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Del Vecchio also said the group was concentrating on organic growth and had set "very ambitious" long-term targets that could be achieved without any acquisitions.
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But concentrating on the storylines seems besides the main point, which is that pro wrestling can sometimes just be a quirky, over the top, single event.
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How could you be a serious critic concentrating on the most radical art and write about flower paintings, unless they were done by Lichtenstein or Warhol?
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They're not profitable but the idea is that the business will reach "scale" first, before concentrating on making money once it's won plenty of market share.
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The company's results have also been disappointing so far, triggering a revamp of its strategy under Jenisch, focusing more on growth and concentrating on fewer markets.
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But it's just having the bandwidth to do it, and we're concentrating on the moment on things like healthcare and recommendation systems, these kinds of things.
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"Because commodities are out of favor right now, we are concentrating on the potential of the Iranian consumer," said Rabii, who makes investing decisions for Turquoise.
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David Miliband, head of the International Rescue Committee, a humanitarian group, wants rich countries to accept 10% of the world's refugees, concentrating on the most vulnerable.
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When Weiss wasn't concentrating on putting one foot in front of the other, she said, she tried to look around at the desert's valleys and mountains.
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The company is going to be "a more focused industrial company," Flannery said at the company's investor day Monday, concentrating on health care, aviation and energy.
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After many years of concentrating on the human figure, he began painting what he described as "environmental landscapes"—landscapes so large that they enveloped the viewer.
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Smith claimed that instead of concentrating on Russia's attraction to "kleptocracy and autocratic dictatorships," Trump and some allies in Congress have devised harmful narratives at home.
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I should be concentrating on myself and thinking about what I need to do to win this golf tournament, regardless of who else is up there.
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"We are concentrating on music right now but I think this time next year we would be in different verticals like sports and theatre," he says.
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The division's new boss Michael Ball is concentrating on top-line growth at the expense of profitability as he seeks to reinvigorate sales by year's end.
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The report did not discuss the worst-case scenario of the use of nuclear weapons, instead concentrating on credit quality for countries and industries at risk.
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"Here, we take a jack-o'-lantern approach," concentrating on limited projects that are the equivalent of the eyes or the mouth on a Halloween pumpkin.
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Before joining the ACLU, she worked in the chief of staff's office at the Department of Homeland Security, concentrating on national security and civil rights issues.
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While Mexico says it is no longer concentrating on detaining drug lords, the Mexican government has extradited Oseguera's son and has detained some of his associates.
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By concentrating on detail, which is a central feature of Barbara Takenaga's work, she has gone against the reductive tendencies of Minimalism that still haunt painting.
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I'd want to make a film about the experience simply of being on the moon, concentrating on the detail of it, exactly what it was like.
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However, he's been masking his own issues by concentrating on the wellbeing of uncle Nicky and military vet Cassidy, whose marriage Kevin volunteered to help save.
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Dr. Fugazza and colleagues reported online in Current Biology that this showed that the dogs remembered an event they hadn't been concentrating on, the trainer's action.
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"What we are concentrating on is building the tools so people can control their experience on Instagram," said Karina Newton, head for public policy at Instagram.
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In June 20003, a team of scientists, almost all Bolivian, set out on a three-year survey of life in the park, concentrating on 15 sites.
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Pfaff takes on the elements of the standard story one by one, mostly concentrating on statistics involving state prisons, where the majority of inmates are housed.
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Leeds is concentrating on trying to win promotion to the Premier League and rolled out a team to play Sutton that included many backups and youngsters.
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The company is also concentrating on shortening the time it takes to install its machines, in the face of competition from main rival Varian Medical Systems.
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Now on, May 4, the anniversary of the book's first publishing in 1939, a third album will be released, concentrating on passages instead of full chapters.
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So they increased their holiday deployment, to 142 from 88, concentrating on the banks of the Rhine River, where revelers traditionally gather for a giant fireworks display.
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Thanks to streaming services, free-to-air networks are concentrating on local news as a point of difference, founder and former journalist Adam Walters said over email.
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In both cases, he wants to depict what he sees, to overcome his feeling of floating around, by concentrating on a single object in front of him.
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It will continue to service the Gulf region via its branch in Bahrain, while concentrating on its operations in Turkey and Germany, where it opened in 2015.
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Sometimes cats will wag their tails when they're stalking something—it's a sort of twitch, which indicates that the cat is interested in or concentrating on something.
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"What we were concentrating on was recurrent depression," said Dr. Robert Temple, deputy director for clinical science in the F.D.A.'s Center for Drug Evaluation and Research.
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I found myself concentrating on the visual dance between repetition and difference, closely gazing at a series of minute dots made with the point of the pencil.
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Aim to glide through the water, concentrating on balance, fluidity and relaxation, delaying exhaustion by using just the muscles you need, and only when you need them.
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This accelerator focuses on scalable tech companies concentrating on web, software and mobile breakthroughs, and a good number of the applicants accepted into the program are women.
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There is a point at which you stop trying to comprehend why an athlete is on a higher plane, and start concentrating on getting him the ball.
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For now, Sisense is concentrating on the power of the alerts to let users know when something has changed significantly without having to explicitly ask the tool.
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Last year in April, the RBI had said it would explore possibility of setting up more differentiated banks, including those concentrating on wholesale and long-term financing.
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When you are concentrating on a tough task, the last thing you need is to be distracted by the latest hallway chat about politics or sports scores.
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Since EEG is so sensitive to arm movements, patients could control a high-tech prosthetic limb, just by concentrating on how they want the limb to move.
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LafargeHolcim, formed by a 2015 merger of France's Lafarge and Switzerland's Holcim, has also been targeting faster growth by concentrating on fewer markets and making small acquisitions.
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For now, the company is concentrating on building a community of users, but eventually the business will provide consulting and support services for companies who need it.
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Studio: Remembering Chris Marker, published in May by OR Books, remembers an artist known for works about memory by concentrating on the space in which he worked.
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Archer's best friend, John Anderson, is a humorless "apprentice bike-frame builder" with a concentration in math whom we see neither building bikes nor concentrating on numbers.
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Among them was a Christian legislator from majority-Muslim Pakistan, who has been serving for 14 years and concentrating on women's issues and matters of forced conversion.
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In prison, Gucci stuck largely to routine, concentrating on prayer, working out and reading, especially the Bible and self-help books by Tony Robbins and Deepak Chopra.
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Fear to me is when you spend so much time concentrating on what you don't want to happen rather than on exactly what you want to do.
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The paper has put up an online paywall and is concentrating on subscriptions, but its focus on elderly Brexiteers does not bode well for growing its readership.
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Mr. McLinden, a 45-year-old Briton, grimaced, concentrating on a tablet screen connected to his drone handset and monitoring the aircraft's progress through its onboard camera.
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China's Foreign Ministry did not directly mention Iran in its statement on the call between Xi and Salman, instead concentrating on Xi's comments on cementing bilateral ties.
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She's burned people alive before, and she is concentrating on what matters most to her: breaking the wheel of violence that oppresses all the people of Westeros.
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This exhibition is a ten-year survey concentrating on Peter Krashes's paintings that emerged in an almost symbiotic relationship with his political involvement as a community organizer.
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Femtech, or tech concentrating on women's health, has picked up steam in the last couple of years as more female founders and engineers get involved in tech.
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The public domain images of the atlas are part of the library's Picturing Places online resource, launched this month and concentrating on hundreds of landscape-related objects.
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Most of us subconsciously make a face when we're intensely concentrating on a task, whether it's lifting a weight in the gym or catching up on emails.
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She also said she planned on spending about three months concentrating on her new job, which meant that she wouldn't be able to see him until October.
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She castigates pharmaceutical companies (as have many others) for concentrating on drugs that often fail and at best achieve, on average, a few extra months of life.
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Instead, they're concentrating on monetizing the business by growing online ads, premium user packages and subscription services, with a focus on their Singapore and Hong Kong markets.
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Instead of dwelling on how you may have stumbled, look at the relationship's end in "a more empowering way," she suggested, concentrating on what you did right.
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Toronto will get either the Indiana Pacers or the Detroit Pistons in the opening round and is concentrating on getting the right mindset heading into the postseason.
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According to a video released by the company, viewers can browse titles by moving their head from side to side, then select one by concentrating on it.
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Then, in the spring, the city will install 40 feeders dispensing pellets spiked with the birth control medication around the city, concentrating on areas of most complaint.
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Though NAFTA is a trilateral deal, Freeland noted that many issues were chiefly bilateral, which is what she said the United States and Mexico were concentrating on.
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Walker said he wanted to simplify his right-handed swing, not overhaul it, concentrating on planting his front foot in time to stay back and finish his swing.
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A source recently told PEOPLE that Kris Jenner is concentrating on making sure her daughter's extremely lucrative cosmetics empire remains a top priority even with the baby coming.
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"We are concentrating on our four defined growth engines," said Chief Executive Christian Kullmann, citing ingredients for healthcare and personal care products, smart materials, additives and animal nutrition.
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Instead, they believe Draghi is concentrating on the nitty-gritty in the real economy and focusing primarily on getting cheap money to the real sector – companies and households.
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Instead of sitting there and concentrating on actively filming the people around him, he was able hold the camera up and worry about capturing the right moments later.
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"That changes the outlook, from whatever reason they're coming to the dinner to a positive outlook because you start concentrating on what you're thankful for," he told WFXT.
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After concentrating on upper-body strength, I felt I needed something multifunctional that could increase opportunities for total-body exercise within the confines of my bedroom and bathroom.
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Not only will it help him keep that notoriously bad temper of his in check, it might also help him with concentrating on those tedious national security briefings.
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Right now, I am concentrating on finding hints of dark matter in the form of missing energy and momentum in a collision that produces a single Higgs boson.
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Manziel told us at the time it was a very scary situation for him -- but he's moving forward and still concentrating on trying to play professional football again.
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Wal-Mart has been rapidly expanding its online grocery business and concentrating on the so-called click-and-collect model, which allows consumers to pickup orders at stores.
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"Hyperfocus, on the other hand, involves over-concentrating on one task to the neglect of others, expending more energy than is needed for a productive result," Gordon explains.
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Although common symptoms can include low mood, crying, and irritability, depression in seniors can manifest as exhaustion or trouble concentrating on tasks, which can make diagnosis more complex.
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That should not be hard to understand for those whipping up the political soufflés, instead of concentrating on creating wealth and building the EU's leverage in world affairs.
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" Two weeks later, however, Johnson ratcheted down his endorsement to Ayotte-esque "support," warily adding that he would "be concentrating on the areas of agreement with Mr. Trump.
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By embracing humility — recognizing the inevitability of surprises and unknowns — and concentrating on systems that can survive and indeed benefit from such surprises, we can triumph over volatility.
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It has restricted the time and scope of investigations, concentrating on individual complaints that can be handled quickly, and seeking to clear a backlog of more expansive cases.
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Beyond Meat CEO Ethan Brown told CNBC on Tuesday that the alternative meat producer is concentrating on disrupting the food industry rather than partnering with the sector's giants.
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Plus, concentrating on your future plan is a problem-solving strategy that will allow you to focus on finding solutions to the complex issues you are currently facing.
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Ms. Morgenstern says that batching activities helps you to carve smaller subdivisions into your days, creating mini-deadlines that make concentrating on and completing dreaded tasks more manageable.
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And second, people who are concentrating on something—an opponent in an RPG, for example—might have muted expressions, despite all the inner thrills and chills they're experiencing.
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With those large reliefs, Mr. Stella abandoned flat canvas and began the long second half of his career, concentrating on increasingly spatial wall pieces and then on sculpture.
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The market was "big and exciting" and remains important, she said, but Absa was concentrating on the "huge amount of opportunity" in its other markets outside South Africa.
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Back in 2017, success came partly from avoiding the bitterly divisive issue of Brexit and focusing instead on ending austerity and concentrating on core issues like health care.
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"Of course, we are concentrating on the development of economic and trading collaboration and the development of our political relations as well," he said, according to a translation.
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An ally of former White House chief strategist Stephen Bannon said the head of Breitbart News is not concentrating on House incumbents ahead of the 2018 midterm elections.
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While BroadGrain has not seen its cargoes turned back, it has reduced sales to China to avoid risk, concentrating on the Indian subcontinent and South America, she said.
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Both emirates have embarked on airport expansion plans at Dubai World Central and Abu Dhabi's midfield terminal, concentrating on the need to operate more efficiently to sustain growth.
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All the while, Noah furrowed his brow at Lahren like he was concentrating on translating her words into a language he could understand — and in a sense, he was.
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Instead of concentrating on the characters and what they're doing, he puts in regular wisecracks about the Trump administration and regular speeches about the onscreen representation of ethnic minorities.
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While Adda had been concentrating on her comp, the captain had donned a full suit of gold and black armor, covered with the long coat Adda associated with captaincy.
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Princess Kate, 37, made the comments as she praised a schoolboy for switching off from the online world of social media and smartphones and concentrating on his artistic side.
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They are concentrating on long-term solutions, but I also think we need to take action on short-term solutions like getting better and more surveillance cameras on campus.
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Some were outraged, saying the league is unfairly muzzling the players -- but Moon doesn't agree, and told TMZ Sports it was time to get back to concentrating on football.
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Still, the Democratic nominee will have to close the enthusiasm gap, and they can best do that by not pivoting too soon, and concentrating on Democratic voters for now.
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If concentrating on what people want to know means succumbing to direct democratic rule of the sort you can find on the internet, it is a retreat too far.
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A few years back now, Jones decided to lay his dubstep days to rest, concentrating on playing and producing everything from star-spangled disco to lean, lithe, tech-house.
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Economists, concentrating on the big picture, tend to brush this job loss aside, calling it a "transition cost," part of the price the economy pays for long-run prosperity.
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"We are concentrating on what we are really good at, which is building and managing complex, large-scale and critical infrastructure safely and reliably," Chief Executive Frank Mastiaux said.
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"The recession theme will likely become more central in the domestic political debate, which is currently concentrating on the impact of recent local elections," he said in a note.
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"At this stage, I'm still getting to know everybody and I'm concentrating on my committee work," she said, describing what it's been like to be in Congress so far.
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Halperin observed that external focus—looking at the thing your efforts are moving through space—was superior in producing more force than concentrating on the contraction of the muscle.
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This time she is naked, which Eakins chastely all but ignores, concentrating on her slightly bowed head and her complex emotional state, which would seem to involve some embarrassment.
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But a climate of permanent campaign, he said, had led to bitterness, with the competing political leaders still concentrating on filling piazzas and "collecting likes" on their Facebook pages.
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"I personally think getting thrown into a show is a lot easier than going through the whole process from the beginning because everyone is concentrating on you," he said.
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The round also includes Joyance Partners, a New York-based VC concentrating on the new science emerging around "health and happiness" which recently expanded to the U.K. and Europe.
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Also, I learned a while back that female constructors are underrepresented on Friday and Saturday, so by concentrating on themeless puzzles I'm doing what I can for the team.
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She is concentrating on one thing at a time and doing something that, depending on how the light strikes it, can look like weirding out or being very serious.
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While everyone keeps looking at the major legislative failures so far this year, Wall Street is concentrating on this deregulation sea change and making big bets on the winners.
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"I am concentrating on the single matter of what to do for Tokyo," she said, adding any sign she was eyeing national politics would sap motivation among metropolitan employees.
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The ophthalmic surgeon is concentrating on the procedure and just simply should not be distracted by having to manage a patient's medical issues that may come up during surgery.
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McDonald's and other fast food chains have been concentrating on drawing customers with cheap options as they battle for a bigger share of a pie that is not growing.
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Alas, if Baba's owners left him to his own devices, he'd be spending an inordinate amount of time staring at a blank wall while concentrating on his purr-sonal hygiene.
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"The second year is scaling up, concentrating on people, getting all the skillsets in," said Kamath, a veteran Indian banker appointed as the first head of the Shanghai-based NDB.
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But, for some reason, I hit a sip that tasted strongly like garlic and I had to spend a couple of minutes pacing around my apartment concentrating on not vomiting.
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After earning a degree in industrial design from the University of Illinois in 1962, he pursued graduate studies at Wisconsin, concentrating on ceramics and metal sculpture as well as glassblowing.
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For now, ROOM's co-founder is concentrating on "solving the issue of noise at scale" by asking, "How do we make the current workspaces work in the best way possible?"
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Business-to-business shipping does not affect the freight supply business, Peretz said, and UPS is addressing weaknesses by concentrating on middle market customers, the supply chain, and freight areas.
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Armed with more accurate data, Fieldin — which for now is concentrating on orchards and vineyards — believes that farmers can save money, and we can eat our fruit with more confidence.
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The companies also had competing Linux distros with CoreOS and Red Hat Atomic concentrating on containers, and perhaps the two can find some common developer ground by combining the two.
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The nation's nine largest commercial banks have churned out big profits in recent years by concentrating on the largest U.S. cities, populated and full of loan-hungry people and businesses.
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Instead, the "yes" side is concentrating on one message that did show promise: that to block the agreement would be to give Vladimir Putin, Russia's president, just what he wants.
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It would mean a journey back to the South and painful memories, concentrating on the years from 1955, when we first heard of Reverend King, to King's death in 1968.
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Of course, not every long run ends in a startup conceptualized, but it can free you from concentrating on the minutia of building your business long enough to think big.
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In April, the Psychonomic Bulletin and Review published a study which found that sitting next to someone who is concentrating on a task can positively influence a person's own concentration.
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What would 2018 look like if we each upped our game by 5 percent or 10 percent, concentrating on getting out the vote or helping our society in other ways?
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He graduated from West Covina High School in West Covina, near Los Angeles, in 1958 and attended the University of Southern California, where he studied music before concentrating on film.
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While the early rounds are going on, Real Madrid will be concentrating on more pressing matters: playing in the Champions League on Wednesday and in the Spanish League on Saturday.
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Ms. Auth's voice came on prompting me to breathe in and out for a count of seven, first concentrating on my feet, then all the way up to my head.
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In some cases, especially when concentrating on women and girls, Ms. Greenfield seems to accept that society shapes us in ways that make bad behavior forgivable, or at least understandable.
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With Reinbert de Leeuw at the piano, this outstanding singer of music composed in the last century or so delivers two programs, the first concentrating on Vienna, the second Paris.
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Mexico lost 8 percent in 2016, and the Shanghai Composite index in China was down more than 12 percent, although funds concentrating on China and its surroundings rose 0.7 percent.
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In a statement, Senator John J. Flanagan of Long Island, the Republican leader, made no mention of politics surrounding Mr. Larkin's retirement, rather concentrating on his long service and gravitas.
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In these cases, rather than concentrating on specific creators, the curators have included dozens of examples as a means of illuminating resourceful and baroque genres of contemporary American prison art.
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"Jose Munoz has taken a leave of absence to allow him to assist the company by concentrating on special tasks arising from recent events," the company said in a statement.
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Prosecutors in Munich have been concentrating on Audi's role in the scandal while authorities in Braunschweig, near Volkswagen's headquarters in Wolfsburg, have taken the lead in investigating the parent company.
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Yeah, I would say Kevin Mayer, who's going to run the service for Disney, has been concentrating on getting a lot of those rights, certainly on the domestic level, back.
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We found shows that are hosted by women and people of color, as well as series that approach travel from a different angle, concentrating on homes, hotels, food, art, and more.
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Jouley gives the school bus a brand new charge — but kids riding e-buses will still need to sit down and shut up while the driver is concentrating on the roads.
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But the Italian bank, which has been concentrating on its own turnaround plan, had been waiting on the outcome of merger talks between Commerzbank and its larger Frankfurt neighbour, Deutsche Bank.
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The EEG sensors attach to his head and read his brain waves as he watches a video — the video will only play if his brain is really concentrating on the content.
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This is why, instead of concentrating on creating a new political party in Greece after 2015, I threw my lot in with other people to create a democratic movement across Europe.
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Overall LG Electronics CEO Jo Seong-jin is also stepping back to some extent, delegating more day-to-day responsibilities to CFO and president David Jung while concentrating on future strategy.
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Certainly, by the 1960s when the FBI started taking a better look at organized crime in New Jersey, The Boot was one of the first guys they really started concentrating on.
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William and his fellow campaigners have been concentrating on clamping down on the demand for ivory and rhino horn by appealing to populations in Asia to stop buying the wildlife parts.
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And if you are concentrating on getting money out of the door quickly, it almost ensures that the money will be spent poorly in terms of improving our quality of life.
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Lucius J. Riccio, Ph.D., is a lecturer in discipline at the School of International and Public Affairs at Columbia University in New York, concentrating on analytics, decision-modeling and operations management.
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Concentrating on rescues and "problem" animals, McMillan's methods are muscular (as befits the hunky heartthrob of dog training) and labor-intensive, and come with the caveat that constant reinforcement is key.
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But the Italian bank, which has been concentrating on its own turnaround plan, had been waiting on the outcome of merger talks between Commerzbank and its larger Frankfurt neighbor, Deutsche Bank.
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After receiving a bachelor's degree in liberal arts in 259, he continued to graduate studies at the University of Chicago, where he ended up concentrating on sociology by process of elimination.
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They now have around 1,000 businesses on their waiting list, with Mabey saying they are concentrating on a small number of "high volume players" while continuing to build out the product.
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In the longer run, the economy would just be less efficient: instead of concentrating on stuff we're especially good at, we'd be doing a lot of labor-intensive stuff for ourselves.
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But with her 2018 album, "Clean," she found new self-assertion and assembled a working band, which provided some musical and emotional armor in a mini-set concentrating on her rockers.
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They also performed exercises, closely integrated with the education program, that gradually introduced increasingly difficult movements, concentrating on functionality rather than pain relief, and trying to continue exercising despite the pain.
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Known for his daring collaborations with Cecilia Bengolea, he is now concentrating on his own choreography, especially pieces that incorporate his voice and body to create a sense of the otherworldly.
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By concentrating on the history of these three amendments, Foner makes an outstanding scholarly contribution, showing how they helped fulfill the Constitution's democratic promise while intensifying the contest over its meaning.
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"Nowadays, she and her team have been concentrating on designing the interactive experience that Waymo&aposs customers might have at different points in a journey; she calls this "layers of users.
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So instead of concentrating on those whom Trump might call "bad hombres," his administration is going after moms and dads and children -- breaking up families and instilling fear in immigrant communities.
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"I prefer a hyper-local approach, concentrating on neighborhoods that have interesting histories and [are] well-positioned to provide for current housing demand and capture future growth," Monica told Business Insider.
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Bill Clinton was able to rise from a small-state governorship to the presidency — in a race with a Republican incumbent — by concentrating on New Hampshire early in the 1992 contest.
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At a time when the music business and the tech companies that now dominate it are concentrating on a customized experience, SXSW shows how much people still prize a communal one.
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For now, Mr. Salvini has said that he won't change the party's name, that he has hardly given any thought to the issue and that he is concentrating on his job.
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Final descent is also considered a "sterile period," meaning the flight deck is concentrating on landing the plane, and the cabin crew is not to communicate with it during this time.
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I kept experimenting with what this remarkable medium can do, concentrating on the kind of socially consequential topics that are sometimes difficult to keep an audience focused on with traditional journalism techniques.
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We should also note that we're concentrating on the most recent versions of macOS Sierra and Windows 10 for the purposes of this guide, just for the sake of space and simplicity.
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The challenges are many, so for now, rhino conservationists are concentrating on the more feasible challenge of finding protected land for rhinos to roam, graze, and "let natural selection work," said Knight.
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I was looking for some way to organize the set with so much material, and I thought the idea of concentrating on one album from each decade was quite a nice idea.
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Calanog said they are still unsure what happened to his daughter and son-in-law and that he and his family are concentrating on taking care of his 2-year-old grandson.
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A sale of Apache Canada would mark the Houston-based company's exit from the country, the latest international oil firm to sell Canadian operations in favor of concentrating on U.S. shale plays.
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Williams, 37, is bidding for an eighth singles title at the All England Club while the 32-year-old Murray is concentrating on doubles as he continues his comeback from hip surgery.
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Tipping point Until recently most people in the waste industry had assumed that it was impossible to reduce the amount being produced and were concentrating on putting the stuff to better use.
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Barclays (BCS) said pre-tax profit dropped 25 percent in the first quarter, but highlighted "good progress" in concentrating on its core business, where the pre-tax figure was up 18 percent.
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William, 33, has been concentrating on his job at the East Anglian Air Ambulance in the first weeks of the year and is based largely at the family's county home, Anmer Hall.
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So much is competing for our attention all day, every day — it is one reason why we have trouble concentrating on what is real and important, on what our priorities should be.
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Meanwhile the liberal, Blairite right is in internal exile; quietly building up its resources, fighting off deselection bids and concentrating on other causes like an In vote at the upcoming EU referendum.
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Meanwhile, Wal-Mart has been rapidly expanding its own online grocery business and concentrating on the so-called click-and-collect model, which allows consumers to pick up their orders at stores.
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Swept out in a wave Boucher survived by avoiding cultural conflicts wherever possible (he opposed President Bill Clinton's key gun-control initiatives, for instance) and concentrating on bread-and-butter economic concerns.
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Five years later, an amateur photographer who was concentrating on taking pictures rather than on his surroundings knocked down Guiseppe Guerini on the famous and always fan-filled climb up L'Alpe d'Huez.
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Seven years ago, when he moved west to Westhampton Beach so his son could be in its school district, Mr. Morabito began concentrating on luxury waterfront sales from East Quogue to Remsenburg.
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MAPPLETHORPE A two-part, yearlong exhibition, concentrating on a large bequest from this iconic photographer's foundation, ranging from early Polaroids, collages and mixed-media constructions to his nudes and self-portraits. Jan.
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Irritation, apparently, is more strenuous than concentrating on the essential timings of attacks and parries, while being sure to regularly sip from my Estus, a healing potion that's always in limited supply.
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In the sweet photograph Joanna, 41, shared to Instagram, Emmie is hard at work, concentrating on rolling out the last of the dough while Crew waits patiently with cookie cutters in hand.
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Threatened with sinking into casino-act irrelevance over the next two decades, and at one point struggling with drug and alcohol problems, he sharpened his artistic focus, concentrating on American Songbook standards.
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F.D.R. managed this strategic feat by concentrating on the broad rights of workers while, often callously, ignoring the moral imperatives of identity politics, though the latter reached existential proportions during his presidency.
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Granted, there&aposs ample overlap with the other participants in the race as well, but concentrating on the Warren-Sanders faction is instructive because it illustrates how much is at stake here.
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"I wear hearing aids and, during President Trump's inspiring speech, which covered in detail the entire range of significant issues facing the world, was concentrating on what was being said," Ross said.
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For her, the hunt is about communing with nature and, for more than an hour, she waits, very still, concentrating on the vista in front of her, despite a blinding winter sun.
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"I wear hearing aids and, during President Trump's inspiring speech, which covered in detail the entire range of significant issues facing the world, was concentrating on what was being said," he said.
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The two-term Republican governor, who was elected on promises of tight-fisted conservative reform, has been put on the defensive, issuing numerous apologies and saying he's concentrating on solving the problem.
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As she confides to the audience in the opening scene, Philippa has resolved to deal with her burgeoning homosexuality by tamping down on such sinful feelings and concentrating on school and church.
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Dr. Barnhorst's article is an example of a psychiatrist successfully educating the public and her colleagues in psychiatry about the limitations of concentrating on mental illness as the cause of mass murders.
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Like other systems looking for savings, Intermountain is concentrating on its most costly patients, most of whom have complicated chronic conditions like diabetes that also might be accompanied by depression or other problems.
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The bulldozers and backhoes that Hernandez would need to uncover his parents are at the bottom of the hill, concentrating on re-opening a highway blocked by a mountain of ash and boulders.
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UK: Geoffrey, all concentrating on oil and gas at the moment, with regard to those questions, but let's keep in mind-, GC: I said the energy price, I didn't say oil and gas.
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Meanwhile, Trump's glamorous wife, Melania, barely joined him on the campaign trail, appearing only at his debates – and making just one public campaign speech, on Thursday, concentrating on her bid to ban cyberbullying.
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The positive outcome — and the one that has the researchers suggesting your pooch is smarter than you think — was that the dogs remembered an event they hadn't been concentrating on at the moment.
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GE meanwhile is focused specifically on industrial settings and the two systems integrators are concentrating on creating practices around iOS, and finding ways to use the platform effectively inside of any large business.
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Coleman, 23, will double up, running the 100 and 200 metres, with Lyles, 22, concentrating on the 200 where he will likely meet Coleman in the final race at the trials on Sunday.
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At least, it's good to see Facebook concentrating on the social side of music now that it has label deals in place rather than trying to build a Spotify competitor of its own.
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In his role at Storm before the promotion, Penmetsa worked with a variety of enterprise startups including TruStar Technology, a security startup concentrating on threat information sharing and ShoCard, a blockchain identity startup.
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For the rest of Australia, the industry seems to be concentrating on developing new fields to replace ones that are depleting, thus allowing the existing 80 million tonnes of capacity to continue operating.
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The region's outlook is looking increasingly dim with the U.S., euro area and Japan experiencing weak external demand and Beijing concentrating on reforms that are likely to hit its GDP, the ADB said.
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While a potential meeting with Walsh Jennings, seeking her fourth successive Olympic gold, and Ross, looms large for Brazilian spectators, Franca said she and Antunes were concentrating on one game at a time.
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CEO Mark Zuckerberg called Stories the last big game-changing feature from Facebook, but after concentrating on security last year, it plans to ship more products that make "major improvements" in people's lives.
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So even before opening the first page of "Ten Caesars," the reader feels a debt of gratitude to Strauss for scything off a superfluous 60-plus rulers and concentrating on a manageable number.
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McMahon, concentrating on wrestling, where he had more of the market share of the talent, had managed to increase wrestling ticket sales because T.V. fans wanted to see their favorite fighters in person.
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The bill reflects a change in strategy for Texas Republicans, who in previous years focused on the health of the mother in drafting anti-abortion legislation but now are concentrating on the fetus.
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As a result, both amateur and professional buyers, mindful of art's reputation as a financial safe haven, are concentrating on the proven so-called investment grade names of the postwar and contemporary periods.
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A twenty-six-year-old Australian producer named Adam Friedman, half of the duo Cookie Cutters, told me that he was now concentrating on lyrics that you could act out with your hands.
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My late son Christophe saw immediately that we should be concentrating on building diagnostic capacity in developing countries when, as a young doctor, he started working with our family foundation in the 1990s.
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And just last week, a group of diverse leaders in the House and Senate from both parties introduced the Concentrating on High-Value Alzheimer's Needs to Get to an End (CHANGE) Act (S.
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That amounts to lost wages of about $18 million a day for the striking GM employees, according to an estimate from Anderson Economic Group, a Michigan research firm concentrating on the auto industry.
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Research in this area is concentrating on identifying patterns of gene expression in blood cells (which can be retrieved by pinprick) that might appear six months to a year before active TB develops.
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And a study published last year concentrating on brief bouts of intense interval training concluded that some people barely gained endurance with this type of workout, while others flourished, greatly augmenting their fitness.
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"Stop your chattering," Ms. van Wijk warned a group of well-dressed women who were supposed to be concentrating on the correct way to let themselves fall onto the foot-thick blue mat.
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By giving long overdue representation to those who had been excluded from mainstream media, Douglas became "the Norman Rockwell of the ghetto, concentrating on the poor and oppressed," as Colette Gaiter noted in 2005.
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Jenkins, alongside Blockchain's chief executive Peter Smith, appealed to the U.K. government to counter these expected losses by concentrating on attracting and retaining talent within the technology sector as it considers its Brexit negotiations.
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Nick and Zach decided to take a different approach in their brewing; instead of concentrating on what the consumer wants, they brew the beer that they wanna brew—and hopefully others like it, too.
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Like you say, I've been on a break for the past three years, concentrating on my own musical projects and working full time for a company called Numfum GmbH, and I also run Tantrumedia.
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Altogether that comes to lost wages of about $18 million a day for the striking GM employees, according to an estimate from Anderson Economic Group, a Michigan research firm concentrating on the auto industry.
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But the Italian bank, which has been concentrating on its own turnaround plan, had been awaiting the outcome of merger talks between Commerzbank and its larger Frankfurt neighbour, Deutsche Bank, which unravelled in April.
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I'm a big fan of concentrating on the size of the individual image sensors that translate into larger individual pixels and making the walls between them deeper, both of which Apple has done here.
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Without getting into too much of the nitty gritty details, this is basically what happened: the aesthetician started with a crystal-free, diamond-tip microdermabrasion concentrating on large pores, fine lines, wrinkles and hyperpigmentation.
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I think, however, when you talk about publics around the world, it's quite clear that the people in other countries who are listening to him and mainly concentrating on his rhetoric, are really scared.
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If they ever recede, which they sometimes do when she's focused on a piece of music or concentrating on speaking, they are replaced by a constant B flat tone and the hiss of tinnitus.
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The exhibit takes a comprehensive look at a handful of Master painters (Matisse, Degas, Watts, Leighton, and others) by concentrating on the art they owned and the signifance of one great artist influencing another.
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Sanders ducked the same question, instead concentrating on his Medicare for All proposal, which is all fine and good but is not the kind of policy proposal that will help with the immediate crisis.
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Recently, a member of the Aleppo's civil defense (also known as the "White Helmets") told me that airstrikes have targeted the city at least six times a day, concentrating on civil and residential neighborhoods.
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Because the act requires that we help all species at risk of extinction, the argument goes, agencies end up spending vital resources on less-important species, rather than concentrating on the most critical ones.
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By concentrating on the decorative arts, the monstrous vases and the whittled totems, the Art Institute's show starts to map an approach to contemporary studies of Gauguin that goes beyond that balance-sheet rundown.
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Bennet, the Colorado lawmaker whose campaign is concentrating on New Hampshire but remains far behind the pack in state polls, pledged to do 50 town halls in the weeks leading up to the primary.
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What Mr. van Hove and his adapters have done is to strip the texts down to their political marrow, concentrating on the dynamics of waging war and other, more devious modes of power seeking.
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Mr. Kathrein, 29, is a senior director, concentrating on retail investment sale transactions throughout Northern California and the West, in the San Francisco office of Holliday Fenoglio Fowler, a commercial real estate advisory company.
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Concentrating on Fender and Paul, Port mentions but doesn't explore the groundbreaking solid-body lap steel guitar sold by Rickenbacker in the early 19693s or other short-lived, solid-body six-string guitar progenitors.
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By concentrating on Mao's brutal political chess-playing, Mr. Pei said, Professor MacFarquhar helped illustrate the leader's state of mind and laid bare the calamity of the Cultural Revolution, which nearly ruined the country.
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When I used the app, instead of concentrating on the friends I was walking with, I kept checking to see how close I was to being able to redeem my sweatcoins for that Fitbit.
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But the Italian bank, which has been concentrating on its own turnaround plan, had been awaiting the outcome of merger talks between Commerzbank and its larger Frankfurt neighbor, Deutsche Bank, which unraveled in April.
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In an interview after his presentation on Thursday, Mr. Khalaf said that the company would now focus more on showcasing content created by its users, concentrating on popular topics like news, sports, politics and finance.
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Kim was still concentrating on the screen and told the WSJ that the delay on TV feed she was watching meant she didn't see that the children were in the room for a few seconds.
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It means chefs aren't concentrating on ingredients and flavours but on what sort of picture they're making at the end of it and people only go to restaurants because they think the food looks pretty.
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I admit that I'm worried about succumbing to temptation, too; it would be all too easy to flick through Instagram to check out my friends' Sunday morning brunch pics instead of concentrating on the message.
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That means, he said, concentrating on promoting structural reforms in member states, completing a banking union and turning the European Stability Mechanism, created during the Greek debt crisis, into a more competent European Monetary Fund.
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They're all weaker as a result: It keeps donors and endorsements on the sidelines, it keeps the candidates from concentrating on attacking Mr. Trump, and, most obviously, it splits a large number of mainstream conservatives.
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But for the moment, China is concentrating on buying and selling in the Middle East, and playing Riyadh and Tehran off each other for better oil deals, leaving the strenuous diplomacy to the United States.
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If you've got a little one in diapers, take a minute to appreciate those disposable diapers you rely on, because the next time you go to change them you'll probably be concentrating on cleanup instead.
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Instead of concentrating on framing a particular shot, you can just click the shutter button and worry about framing later, so it's good if you're on the go and don't want to think too much.
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For a start you want to remove all the extensions and add-ons you're not actually using, and which are taking up precious system resources when your browser should just be concentrating on rendering webpages.
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This study, though, stands out for concentrating on female pleasure and orgasms, especially when the reality of an orgasm gap—the clear disparity between men and women when it comes to achieving orgasm—still exists.
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The outing was the first on a board for the two-time U.S. Olympic gold medalist since fourth grade and the first for Canadian Theisen-Eaton since high school when she began concentrating on athletics.
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The system would then know that I now have less attention—defined here as the act of concentrating on discrete units of information while ignoring other information—to give and so would adjust itself accordingly.
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He has racked up Grammy Awards and accolades; he has also received scathing receptions for projects like his 1998 Broadway musical, "The Capeman," although revivals concentrating on the songs rather than the storytelling were praised.
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The company, which currently operates in several cities in Texas, is concentrating on reaching out to professionally managed rentals and focusing on marketing to consumers who want to move into newer constructions in larger buildings.
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Most disturbingly, by concentrating on supply rather than adequately treating either pain or addiction, these seemingly well-meaning companies and lawmakers are condemning many patients to needless suffering—and people with addiction to possible death.
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His son, Vincent McMahon, continued the family legacy of fight promotion, but went his own way, concentrating on wrestling, a sport that was, by its very nature, easier to sell to the wider American public.
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He wasn't focusing on winning states, the campaign said, and was instead concentrating on picking off select congressional districts — especially ones with heavy African American populations — to maximize his strengths and spend his limited dollars.
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But with more than 75 percent of clients concentrating on 20th-century and contemporary artworks, he emphasized the growing importance of specially promoted, curated auctions in more traditional collecting fields, such as the decorative arts.
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Graham, working alongside his daughter Penny at the stall, spoke confidently and quickly about the importance of Britain caring for its elderly, and of concentrating on internal affairs before those of the rest of the world.
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Co-founders Galit Laibow (CEO) and Greg Fleishman (COO), who has a long history with consumer packaged-goods companies, such as Fuze and Kashi, are concentrating on building out Foodstirs brick-and-mortar presence this year.
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The company is concentrating on customer service for starters, but with the new money in hand, it intends to begin looking at other areas in the enterprise that could benefit from a smart information retrieval system.
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On Friday, momager Kris Jenner addressed how her daughter was doing while on The Ellen DeGeneres Show, saying that while the cheating allegations against Thompson were "unexpected," Kardashian is concentrating on being the best mom possible.
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SThree, which places people with financial, energy, banking and pharmaceutical companies, has been concentrating on markets outside its home base for some time, cautioning last September that the UK may have reached a point of inflection.
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While William has taken on ongoing role in tackling the problems faced by men, Kate has been highlighting vulnerable children and Harry is concentrating on what he calls the "invisible" injuries suffered by servicemen and women.
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We're a long way off from the near 2 percent inflation target, but it's encouraging that Draghi might finally be ignoring the strength of the euro and concentrating on the nitty-gritty in the real economy.
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Suu Kyi's office said she was "concentrating on establishing stability," as she continues to face criticism over Myanmar's treatment of Rohingya Muslims, around 400,000 of whom have sought safety in Bangladesh after widespread violence against them.
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You can also try alternating legs and arms, lifting one leg up to the ceiling, and bringing the opposite arm to meet it at the top, concentrating on using your core to lift hand to leg.
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But it soon came under criticism for concentrating on other insurgents — groups fighting Mr. Assad that do not belong to the Islamic State and sometimes clash with it, including some that were supported by the West.
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The company offers a unique example of how concentrating on underserved markets with services priced effectively can be a massive startup opportunity, while also helping people find the health security they need to build better lives.
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Prosecutors helped drive down murder and violent crime rates by concentrating on gang leaders and gun violations, not by vilifying victims of addiction, getting tough on marijuana, or reviving policies of mass incarceration for petty offenses.
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And there's also something to be said about enjoying what's in front of you over not concentrating on it because you're trying to find the right filter to put over something you saw five minutes ago.
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The learning never stops: Burnley is one of the few teams to include a specific defensive drill, led by a coach, Tony Loughlan, and concentrating on heading and clearing the ball, in its pregame warm-ups.
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Mr. Colescott started out concentrating on painting and silk screens but became fascinated with etching after a year of study at the Slade School of Fine Art in London in the 1950s under his Fulbright grant.
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"By concentrating on the history of these three amendments, Foner makes an outstanding scholarly contribution, showing how they helped fulfill the Constitution's democratic promise while intensifying the contest over its meaning," our reviewer, Lincoln Caplan, writes.
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More than 1,800 miles away, Rob Quist, a Democratic candidate in one of the House special elections that will gauge the mood of the country this spring, was concentrating on high insurance premiums, not high crimes.
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Since July 2017, she's been CEO of WW (formerly known as Weight Watchers), where she is pushing the company beyond weight loss and concentrating on total wellness, along with Oprah Winfrey, who sits on WW's board.
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Osei-Nketia ran for New Zealand in the 100m at the world athletics championships in Doha in September and the 1.90m tall 18-year-old, who weighs 95kgs, is concentrating on athletics for the foreseeable future.
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Pittsburgh needs to beat the Browns and have the Buffalo Bills knock off the New York Jets in order to earn a wild card spot, and the Steelers are concentrating on their part of that equation.
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The search for possible survivors in the wreckage continued, and news reports said rescue workers were concentrating on an area where a voice, believed to be that of a 30-year-old woman, had been heard.
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SAAM also noted that an exhibition concentrating on the Robson Collection is being planned for some time in the future, and that the new trove will allow for increased rotation in the museum's permanent collection galleries.
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But the Italian bank, which has been concentrating on its own turnaround plan that concludes this year, had been waiting first to see the outcome of merger talks between Commerzbank and its larger Frankfurt neighbour, Deutsche Bank.
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Other themes for the 2018 Watch include "disaster response," concentrating on sites in the Caribbean and Mexico recently hit by storms and earthquakes, as well as Amatrice, Italy, which was almost completely destroyed by a 2016 earthquake.
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Some environmentalists also see it as a grotesque caricature of a problem that their movement has long suffered from: concentrating on a few high-profile species while ignoring the wholesale destruction of others that are less glamorous.
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The only progress that will come on these issues is by getting rid of that poison and concentrating on what we have in common as citizens, irrespective of our race and our gender and our sexual orientation.
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If you'd like to learn more about the secret sauce behind how these companies operate with employees spread out around the world, read my other post with the executives, concentrating on how they did distributed technology right.
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You are putting his widow in the terrible position of having to fight for her dignity when she should be concentrating on taking care of herself, her health, her two children, and the one on the way.
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A secret community of divine witches who are concentrating on manifesting a matriarchal tech society through intention and belief sounds relieving, the kind of thing I want to be real, like a return to a primordial time.
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In 19943 he and several other young actors founded the Sovremennik Theater, concentrating on contemporary works and hoping to re-energize what they viewed as a moribund theatrical scene by employing the acting principles of Konstantin Stanislavski.
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On a recent afternoon, Mr. Chander was deeply concentrating on an enormous mixing bowl heated to exactly 450 degrees, making sure the milk and shredded coconut for the chum chum were being churned to the ideal softness.
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A full damage assessment has been difficult because of the limited ability to get flights to the island and as federal agencies have been concentrating on life-saving efforts and providing power to crucial infrastructure like hospitals.
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But this astute and revealing two-hander of the fin-de-siècle Italian sculptor Medardo Rosso and the contemporary German artist Thomas Schütte goes far beyond the usual exercise by concentrating on both artists' deformed, arresting busts.
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The paper's owner, Peter D. Barbey, said in a statement that the move was intended to revitalize the 62-year-old Voice by concentrating on other forms, and to reach its audience more than once a week.
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House impeachment managers are expected to focus their efforts on pushing Trump's defense team to respond to the substance of the charges against him, instead of concentrating on procedural arguments as Republicans have done in recent months.
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"We're certainly concentrating on India right now, but there's all kinds of opportunity beyond India together should we both want to explore that," Joe Hinrichs, Ford's president of global operations, told Reuters in an interview in September.
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As Xda points out, Nuance has been concentrating on its b2b business using its speech recognition tech to enable speech to text utility — such as a dedicated version of its dictation product which is targeted at healthcare workers.
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"I want to offer the best quality products for the best price, and we have been concentrating on that and I'm thrilled with the progress we have made," Walmart's U.S. CEO Greg Foran told shareholders earlier this month.
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Interestingly, during a freeze, a person may be able to break out of it by concentrating on something near their feet that they can step towards or over, such as a floorboard or a crack in the sidewalk.
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"I could feel my mouth was extremely dry and cotton mouth and I had no spit I also felt myself starting to get tunnel vision and I can remember concentrating on tactical breathing to calm myself," he said.
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And it's unclear how the headphones would handle a situation where I am concentrating on work, but switching between doing tasks that might produce different brain waves, like doing research for an article and writing the actual thing.
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In-car must be one of the most popular use cases for Spotify playlists, where you don't have to think about and select what you want to hear because you, in theory, should be concentrating on the road.
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"Further work (is needed) on getting size ratios correct, making sure we reduce the number of lines we're running so we can buy deeper, concentrating on the big lines that we're famous for across the UK," he said.
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It gradually transpired that, while WeWork and other such co-working/offices spaces were concentrating on New York and London, Talent Garden had been busily populating southern and eastern Europe with a network of spaces crisscrossing the continent.
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Many have been calling for his ouster, but are now concentrating on two other top White House advisers -- Stephen Miller and Sebastian Gorka, two allies of Bannon's who Democrats say are architects of many of the President's policies.
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"I want to offer the best quality products for the best price, and we have been concentrating on that and Im thrilled with the progress we have made," Walmart's U.S. CEO Greg Foran told shareholders earlier this month.
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Todd Semonite, chief of engineers and commanding general of the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, said it could take months to restore the full power grid, so authorities are concentrating on temporary generators for key facilities like hospitals.
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The change Harrington envisions for psychiatry would ultimately involve doctors concentrating on the most severe forms of mental illness and handing back power to nonmedical workers — counselors, social service providers — to give patients a broader range of care.
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Many providers of security cameras have started to incorporate retail analytics into their wider offerings, and those that are concentrating on check out, like Amazon but also startups like Trigo, are likely also to consider this area too.
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It will be a "quite modest" affair, Mr. Cox said (all things being relative), with an exhibition space dedicated Mr. Saint Laurent's designs — especially those "concentrating on African themes," he said — and a hall for smaller temporary shows.
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This show is a bit too light on Tarsila's later work, concentrating on the genesis moment of Brazilian Modernism in the 1920s, rather than her 1930s engagement with socialist realism, a genre MoMA has always shied away from.
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"Stone Piece," where river stones each carry words of inspiration, welcomes museumgoers to pick up a stone and hold it while "concentrating on the word and letting go of their anger or fear," as per a press release.
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Concentrating on the inclusion of promising players from historically underrepresented minorities, this junior sibling of the National Youth Orchestra performs a concert of Shostakovich's Symphony No. 5, a suite from Revueltas's "Redes" and Prokofiev's Violin Concerto No. 1.
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While I was concentrating on the course and the depth meter, an even stronger gust snatched my hat and spun it out of reach over the churning waves before dropping it into the sea far from the boat.
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AEG has long played second fiddle to Live Nation in the concert world, booking fewer tours while concentrating on major real-estate assets like the L.A. Live complex, which houses the Staples Center, and O2 Arena in London.
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By concentrating on a single genre, the book traces the curve of his career, from his influences (his early teacher, Camille Pissarro, his peer Vincent van Gogh) to those he influenced (among them Pierre Bonnard and Félix Vallotton).
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"They kept pouring water and concentrating on my nose and my mouth until I really felt I was drowning and my chest was just about to explode from the lack of oxygen," Zubaydah told his attorneys in 2008.
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Company CEO and founder Artur Bergman says they set out to build a better content delivery network by concentrating on the types of traffic that meet modern content requirements such as API traffic, mobile content and user generated content.
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Like all its cloud competitors, the company is concentrating on some key technologies to drive that growth including big data analytics, artificial intelligence, security and Internet-of-Things, all of which are resource intensive and help grow revenue quickly.
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"At GAM, he will be focused on further simplifying the business and concentrating on areas of recognized expertise where GAM has competitive edge in order to put the business back on a growth trajectory," it said in a statement.
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The outlook was made as LafargeHolcim prepared for its first investor day on Wednesday under Chief Executive Jan Jenisch in the British city of Birmingham, as he focuses on cutting costs, concentrating on certain markets and making small acquisitions.
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With German Chancellor Angela Merkel concentrating on her likely re-election in voting on Sunday, her coalition deputy still found time to echo French President Emmanuel Macron in ramming home the demand that Britain focus first on its exit.
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Schwarzenegger, 26, who spent the summer talking to women across the country as part of T.J. Maxx's "Road to Real" campaign, is concentrating on the positive parts of this year's election – not Republican candidate Donald Trump's body shaming comments.
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The same study included a follow-up experiment with nearly 400 married New Yorkers, which found that difficulty concentrating on other things while you're thinking about your partner is also linked to strong feelings of love — especially for men.
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That means in addition to everything else, Mueller's concentrating on a period of time well into Trump's presidency -- long after Manafort was out of Trump's orbit, long after the election and after Flynn and James Comey were fired. 6.
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By concentrating on only the years since the original Earth Day, we are missing an incredible history of environmental improvement: A history of American ingenuity and our people's ability to be responsible stewards of the environment we all love.
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Looking back at the Venice Biennale of that year, this Milan exhibitor is concentrating on two of its stars, Lucio Fontana and Osvaldo Licini, and the climate of that time, as the art world moved away from the figurative.
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His idea was to encourage entrepreneurship in overlooked cities and towns by concentrating on start-ups, with no more than 10 employees, that would be part of the community but also spur the local economy with jobs and services.
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"They kept pouring water and concentrating on my nose and my mouth until I really felt I was drowning and my chest was just about to explode from the lack of oxygen," Zubaydah said in a description of waterboarding.
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American Lindsey Vonn, who has said she is concentrating on staying injury-free ahead of the Olympic Games in Pyeongchang next month, took no risks as she finished 3:03 seconds behind Goggia's time and outside the top 20.
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"The Boardriders family and entire surfing world are devastated by this news … We are concentrating on working with the local authorities on the search and rescue effort and supporting Pierre's family," the company said in a statement on Tuesday.
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The department's decision to look into the tribal leaders' broader accusations bucks the Education Department's policy under Secretary Betsy DeVos of pulling back from investigating complaints of systemic discrimination by schools and colleges, and concentrating on mistreatment of individuals.
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Ahead of the summit, U.K. Prime Minister Theresa May told reporters that she was concentrating on winning over lawmakers this December, when the parliamentary vote takes place, rather than dwelling on an alternative Brexit deal — or no deal; Reuters reported.
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Now retired from swimming, Phelps is concentrating on his next chapter, which includes work with Colgate's Save Water campaign, which aims to reduce water consumption by 50 billion gallons per year, as well as being a dad to his two sons.
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Having finished runner-up in his heat in wretched conditions in a modest 13 minutes 133 seconds, the 34-year-old now has one race to put the exclamation mark on his extraordinary track career before concentrating on the marathon.
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Thomas says that landing Kundra was part of an extensive 9-month executive search where they looked at people who had worked at SaaS companies that had scaled over a billion dollars in revenue, concentrating on Salesforce, Workday and ServiceNow.
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But should the government be acting more aggressively to stop these obviously self-destructive people or should it be concentrating on doing what it can to help the millions of people who are trying to be personally responsible and stay alive?
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Prominent economists who predict the fall of the euro are not concentrating on the facts, according to Klaus Regling, managing director of the European Stability Mechanism, who told CNBC that the European Union and the single currency were a success.
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SUN CITY, South Africa (Reuters) - Alex Noren has an outside chance of topping the Race to Dubai standings in the United Arab Emirates this weekend but the Swede is only concentrating on playing well at the European Tour's season-ending event.
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Over the last k'atun, excavations directed by Dr. Acama have left the palace district, concentrating on the lives of those pilgrims, as well as looking for a broader understanding of the American Petroleum Age through an analysis of its greatest city.
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That could mean less time fiddling around with settings like shutter speed and ISO, and more time concentrating on nailing the shot, which can be a big deal when you're hoping to grab a shot of a pet or baby.
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And even if you're drenched in sweat or concentrating on finally sticking your crow pose, wearing clothing that works for your activity and style is the easiest way to keep those "I don't feel like doing this" feelings from sneaking in.
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What if the world was set up in such a way that we could really believe — not just pretend to — that having spent a period of time concentrating on raising children at the expense of future earnings would bring us respect?
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For growth, Ant is concentrating on expanding a user base that already outnumbers the population of Western Europe, growing in China and abroad, where it has focused on partnerships and also wants to capture spending by Chinese tourists when they travel.
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After all, there has been 20 years between the two newest nuclear plants that are currently operating in the U.S. And while we are concentrating on whether the GND can be done or not, we are missing the big picture.
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The firm is focusing on the digital transformation and automationLately, HighBar has been concentrating on companies that are focused on three big trends — the digital transformation of companies, business process automation, and the move of corporate workflows to mobile devices.
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Meanwhile, VIPKID provides video English tutoring sessions for students between the age of five and 210, concentrating on the early-childhood education market (which, thanks to the implementation of China's new two-child policy, is also poised to break out).
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And so, Future retreated inward, putting whatever pop ambitions he had on hold and instead concentrating on appealing to his base: listeners who appreciated his rawness, his emotion, his songwriting skills, and his ability to craft anything into a hook.
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But with copper prices around $4,800 a tonne, a far cry from heady heights above $10,20093 a tonne in February 2011, miners are looking for further savings by concentrating on operational efficiencies and improving productivity, rather than cutting loss-making output.
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He told Riley's owners that he was concentrating on one of the other dogs, and when he looked back at Riley, "it was just a collar at the end of the leash," said Scott Van Genderen, one of the owners.
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A young lyric soprano, Ms. Harteros was at that point concentrating on Mozart and the lighter Verdi; one of the things she sang in the final round in Cardiff was the famous "Sempre libera" from "La Traviata," with its insouciant coloratura.
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In the latest Kaiser poll, more Democrats now prefer concentrating on going for Medicare for All.. About the only guarantee is that the most recent move by the Trump administration to end the ACA moves health care back into the spotlight.
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A person must also prove the impossibility of holding a job and a limitation in understanding, remembering or applying information; interacting with others; concentrating on, persisting in or completing tasks; or general life upkeep (paying bills, cooking, shopping, dressing, personal hygiene).
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"I wish for the group to maintain its stability concentrating on the essential and that synergies between Renault and Nissan continue to be strengthened," said Macron, who was in Japan on an official state visit ahead of the G20 in Osaka.
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My art style was a real mess of competing inspirations until I started drawing comics, which was so hard that I was concentrating on the ideas and storytelling and forgot to try so hard with the art, so something simpler came together.
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"We also have world-class unconventional gas resources that are rapidly supplementing our large conventional resources ... currently we have 16 drilling rigs concentrating on unconventional gas and more than 70 wells completed this year," CEO Amin Nasser said at a conference in Dubai.
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I found concentrating on staying calm while being operated on more challenging than expected, and I'll admit to feeling overwhelmed by the physical aspects of having someone rummage around in my organs at the same time as hearing my baby's first cry.
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We have committed to something in a very difficult situation and I think that Theresa May, as British prime minister, will do everything she can to play her part and so we are concentrating on completing the course we have set ourselves on.
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Repertory and classes concentrating on her cultivated movements are already part of the curriculum at institutions like the Performing Arts Research and Training Studios in Brussels and the dance department of Bard College, where the troupe is engaged in a two-year partnership.
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"We will make full use of the highly valuable knowledge and expertise acquired at Monju as we move forward with fast reactor development...first by concentrating on creating a strategic road map," said Japan's Industry minister Hiroshige Seko in the Japan Times.
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More than half its pollution comes from coal-fired power stations, which means that by concentrating on coal, the government can do more than in India, say, where the burning of stubble after harvest and other sorts of pollution are big problems.
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"I knew I had one or two [policies] somewhere, but couldn't find them in email or log into the webpage, I felt left alone and realized how insurers are not concentrating on their product experience," Shaw wrote to me in an email.
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I went into this one reflecting on how CALIA always helps me feel energized, and I hope women feel a similar sense of rejuvenation and motivation, whether they're concentrating on their fitness after having a baby or working toward another fitness goal.
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Mr. Kalin commissioned these pieces — furniture and towels and rugs and ceramics — from their makers and may commission more, he said, though the present arrangement has the artisans concentrating on their own work in studios set up throughout the Main Street warehouse.
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One area where a cackle of Israeli companies is concentrating on is monitoring, sensing and analysis networked systems that give farmers timely, detailed information on their crops and warnings of what needs to be done, often delivered to their phones, tablets or laptops.
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Surveillance showed them to be scouting a range of public venues, eventually concentrating on the Arndale Centre, a large shopping mall in Manchester that, in 1996, was the target of an I.R.A. truck bomb that devastated much of the city's retail district.
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He says that if you're looking at the stock price, you're not concentrating on what matters in the business, and you end up on an unrealistic emotional roller coaster where you feel great when the stock doubles and horrible when it loses value.
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Whether Lucy was pulling the football away from Charlie Brown or Linus was trying to ponder the essential mystery of the universe, Schulz rarely focused on answers religion could provide, instead concentrating on the pain and questions that might prompt those answers.
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When Tailyr Irvine was at the Standing Rock prayer camp in North Dakota she noticed that many of the other photographers there — who had come to photograph protests against the Dakota Access Pipeline — were concentrating on people on horseback or those wearing headdresses.
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It makes the precarious systems of Cook, Serve, Delicious 3 run smoothly for just a few seconds, just long enough to let the stress mounting at the edges of my brain fade away so I can dig into concentrating on my keystrokes.
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"We urge concentrating on (the) elaboration and implementation of specific additional confidence building measures in order to secure the cyber security and not to waste breath with unfounded accusations without any fact," Sergei Lavrov told a meeting of foreign ministers from OSCE countries.
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The organization -- currently fighting Trump and congressional Republicans who are seeking to block it from receiving government funds because some of its local offices provide abortions -- has scheduled 300 events through February, mostly concentrating on the week when lawmakers will be in their home districts.
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The spin off is a culmination of the drug maker's strategy of concentrating on a few key areas, particularly oncology, where Merck has turned the immunotherapy Keytruda into one of the world's top selling drugs, Merck Chief Executive Ken Frazier said in an interview.
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Continuing from last week, Jane is thrown out of sorts after her sex dream about Jonathan and she's having trouble concentrating on anything — let alone his feedback — because she'd rather look for signs that he's into her (sitting proximity, accidental-but-on-purpose touching, etc.).
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Along with his work as the Wolfsonian's chief librarian, Luca moonlights as a history professor at FIU, and the exhibition evolved from a recent history and film course called "The Underbelly of America" concentrating on American social problems from the 1900s to the 1950s.
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If it sounds right for whatever purposes you apply it to—soundtracking a decision between brands of detergent at your local pharmacy, twisting your body into advanced yoga poses, concentrating on spreadsheets, or emptying your mind entirely—it doesn't really matter where it comes from.
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Ford Chairman Bill Ford Jr. has been pushing executives at the Dearborn, Michigan, company for years to take seriously the challenge to the auto industry's traditional approach of concentrating on selling vehicles to owner drivers, and largely ignoring the revenue flowing toward transportation services.
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Now, after many years of concentrating on the Verdura business, as well as researching the Belperron archives, tracing and identifying vintage pieces and developing a book — "Jewelry by Suzanne Belperron," which was published by Thames & Hudson last month — the Landrigans consider Belperron open for business.
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Whether it's concentrating on his political career (and perhaps is out-of-date beliefs), entertaining a rematch with Mayweather or taking on two surging fighters in Crawford and Lomachenko, the next chapter of Manny Pacquiao's story is certain to provide plenty of talking points.
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The company is concentrating on the assembly line for starters, especially when building smaller runs like say a specialized computer board or a network appliance where the manufacturer might produce just 50,000 in total, and could benefit from automation, but couldn't justify the cost before.
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When she is concentrating on Bach, something she is familiar with, the signal entering her brain is much more reliable, and that constrains the aberrant conversation going on in higher areas—this then reconciles itself to what is actually happening in the real world.
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Instead of concentrating on my aches and pains, I just know that I have to read this set of briefs, go over this draft opinion and so I have to somehow surmount whatever is going on in my body and concentrate on the court's work.
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I didn't tell him I wasn't sure whether I would be able to write a book — despite all I had done earlier in my life to overcome my attention problems, I still had trouble concentrating on reading and writing for long periods of time.
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"The United States has always put a bandage on the politics while concentrating on security, not realizing that the politics is the source of much of the worry on the security front," said Ramzy Mardini of the Atlantic Council, a Washington-based research institution.
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Cooke also hit out at what she said was sexism at the heart of British cycling, pointing out that Cope, whose salary as women's coach came from the public purse, should have been concentrating on his own job rather than delivering the package to Wiggins.
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