"Decentralizing ownership of the grid is the whole point," Robinson said.
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But we can at least mitigate it by limiting and decentralizing government.
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We are decentralizing the government to make it more accessible to the people.
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Still, not all the major players agree on whether the web needs decentralizing.
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Blockchain is a unique technology, capable of decentralizing networks and allowing people to connect.
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Castro began leasing land, decentralizing decision-making and introducing market mechanisms into the sector.
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On the other hand, the Trump administration is decentralizing matters of distinctly national interest.
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Instead, decentralizing seemed to be part of a new attempt to weaken the federal government.
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Now the same team is truly decentralizing alerts with a new token called, obviously, Guardium.
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Blockchain is also called distributed ledger technology and refers to a method of decentralizing processes.
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As the name implies, Federated Learning approach is all about decentralizing the work of artificial intelligence.
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As as result, they often went too far in decentralizing government authority, leading to unstable administrations.
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One strategy being discussed is decentralizing power grids, which means is making them smaller and more local.
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It additionally passed a set of reforms aimed at decentralizing decision-making power and tightening financial controls.
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So moments of creedal passion are almost always about opening up the system, expanding participation, decentralizing power.
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"On the surface it sounds great: You're decentralizing the permit process and making it simpler," Branstetter says.
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Facebook, which also owns Instagram, Messenger, and WhatsApp is not gonna help return technology to its "decentralizing" roots.
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"By decentralizing data through the blockchain, Factom avoids critical failures due to user error or hacker," he added.
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This was made possible by decentralizing collective bargaining in the 1990s, which greatly weakened the power of unions.
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But by decentralizing control and funneling money directly to creators, Audius may code its way into music culture.
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" Szalamacha also spoke of decentralizing power from the EU's headquarters in Brussels, as Poland "deserves its own development agenda.
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And where cryptocurrency initially meant decentralizing power, Libra means further entrenching one of the most powerful companies on Earth.
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He writes about "decentralizing opportunity" by giving small businesses commerce tools, but never mentions cryptocurrency, blockchain or Libra directly.
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Today we're going to talk about Jack Dorsey's surprise tweetstorm about potentially decentralizing the service — but first, some history.
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Mr. Hilton spoke about decentralizing concentrations of power, including, perhaps, breaking up banks, health insurance, "giant agriculture" and telecom companies.
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And it reflects our belief in democratizing and decentralizing space endeavors to unite our species and unlock untapped human potential.
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Burying power lines in storm prone areas and decentralizing the power grid with solar and other systems would also help.
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Since its famously decentralizing 1991 Constitution, Colombia has made strides in fortifying Congress, the courts, the press and social movements.
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Everyone working on a new internet offers sketchy ideas about decentralizing the web, most prominently developers working in the blockchain world.
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This message is mainly for the leaders and enthusiasts of the broad-based movement toward decentralizing content, but especially social media.
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But the froth over blockchain reveals a real frustration with the current internet, which was supposed to be a decentralizing force.
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Edge computing in many ways is decentralizing, and therefore there is a tension with the increasingly centralized nature of mobile communications infrastructure.
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Be smart: Optimists point out that the tech pendulum has always swung from concentrations of centralized power to periods of decentralizing breakthroughs.
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Moving forward, CIOs should be given cover to serve missions by decentralizing IT application development by using standard cloud-based PaaS technologies.
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And decentralizing ownership is not just a good idea, it's only possible right now through small deployments of renewables with manageable costs.
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Mike Stabile, a spokesperson for the Free Speech Coalition, expects that the new rules would have a decentralizing effect on the industry.
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Chief was decentralizing industrywide collective bargaining agreements, once thought to be untouchable, and allowing companies to reach their own deals with workers.
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Decentralizing a network makes it harder to find people, and half the appeal of Twitter is the sense that everyone is there.
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Through the lab CounterPulse posits art as a means of decentralizing dominant polemics in our conversations around difference in search of cultural pluralism.
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From the beginning, it seemed like Republican efforts to decentralize federal officials were not building on past decentralizing efforts to make government better.
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This is an Ethereum-based public blockchain with the ambitious vision of enabling financial service equity by radically decentralizing value transfer and exchange.
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A lot of us got into technology because we believe it can be a decentralizing force that puts more power in people's hands.
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Some people will tell you we should put it all on a blockchain, decentralizing the system and querying discrete pieces of information as needed.
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For Team Clinton, getting out the vote is all about decentralizing the process and helping volunteers reach out to people in their own communities.
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In an annual address to lawmakers that referenced the overthrow of Armenia's prime minister, Lukashenko said he was considering decentralizing some of his authority.
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Jansa told parliament his government will work toward cutting red tape, improving infrastructure and decentralizing the country by locating new institutions outside the capital.
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This is partly due to the committee, so far, avoiding controversial issues such as decentralizing Congress by moving power away from the party leadership.
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But Proxeus' wider blockchain faith is that by decentralizing business processes it can at very least allow information to flow more freely — unlocking efficiency gains.
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Blockchain technology and the decentralizing effects of distributed ledgers have enormous amounts of potential and may mean the Internet will never be the same again.
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But if seasteading is also a grand thought experiment about decentralizing power and increasing mobility, it has to consider how those dynamics work for everyone.
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"A lot of us got into technology because we believe it can be a decentralizing force that puts more power in people's hands," he wrote.
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Blumer points out it's only the beta, and that the company will consider decentralizing Voice in the future, perhaps making use of the EOS network.
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That document — a manifesto, really — advocated decentralizing power in the church, condemned economic injustice and called for focusing on the needs of the marginalized and disenfranchised.
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Although Hendriks's peers initially look at him askance for doggedly pursuing such a crazy idea, the dream of decentralizing the internet is alive and well IRL.
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Rather, institutional designs should attempt, to the extent possible, to redirect existing incentives, turning them toward the common good by encouraging competition and decentralizing political power.
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Named chief executive after its emissions deception, Mr. Müller vowed to overhaul the carmaker's culture by decentralizing decision-making and encouraging employees to speak their minds.
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But the official praised Abadi's emphasis on reform and decentralizing authority from Baghdad, which is needed to boost Iraq's sagging economy and improve the delivery of services.
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Encryption is decentralizing -- it limits services like ours from seeing the content flowing through them and makes it much harder for anyone else to access your information.
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The strikes, which emptied classrooms for a total of eight weeks, grew out of a plan intending to improve public education by decentralizing the city's school system.
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Ciarán O'Leary is a co-founder of BlueYard Capital, a $120m early stage fund based in Berlin that invests in founders decentralizing markets, empowering users and liberating data.
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And one that Verdon believes illustrates the potential of what can be achieved once lots of organizations start to experiment with — and see potential in — decentralizing their processes.
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But there is a remarkable cooling of the excitement thermometer, particularly from investors who were investing for financial returns rather than faith in blockchain as a decentralizing force.
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For instance, CBO warns that by decentralizing the Obamacare marketplaces but continuing to issue subsidies on behalf of enrollees to insurers, AHCA would create a major compliance issue.
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NEW YORK (Thomson Reuters Regulatory Intelligence) - Digital currency technologies generated widespread public and investor interest in 2017, with new cryptocurrency products capable of streamlining and decentralizing global commerce.
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But decentralizing the game from Square no doubt played a part in the end product's somewhat bipolar structure, how it moves from open-world exploration to more linear progression.
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Next week it will present a new business plan aimed at improving accountability and decentralizing product planning and sales operations, with greater investment in electric cars and mobility services.
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By decentralizing its network, Omise hopes to offer a more level playing field for fintech startups — providing services that exceed traditional credit card networks — and ultimately increase financial inclusion.
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"ISIS is shrinking in its battle space, in its heartland, but it's decentralizing," Rohan Gunaratna, head of Singapore's International Centre for Political Violence and Terrorism Research, told VICE News.
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While enterprises have traditionally relied on a massive, hierarchical IT organization to oversee operations and testing, DevOps requires decentralizing IT and empowering developers to create agile, scalable and innovative teams.
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PARIS (Reuters) - French President Emmanuel Macron said on Thursday he wanted people to feel more involved in the democratic process by simplifying rules for referendums and decentralizing more government functions.
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Ms. Keleher said she hoped to give Puerto Rico's long-ailing schools a boost after Hurricane Maria by decentralizing the school system, instituting greater local control and modernizing the curriculum.
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Those following the tech industry have no doubt heard it touted as the next great thing since sliced bread, capable of disrupting and decentralizing everything from banking institutions to social networks.
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Nonetheless, 3D printing has the potential to create a whole new powerful product category, to eliminate the need for complex supply chains and excessive waste while decentralizing production, wealth and knowledge.
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The technology that allows us to create trustless immutable shared ledgers promises to bring transparency and honesty to commerce by disintermediating and decentralizing functions that rely on trusted third parties today.
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They do also believe in decentralizing the platform — or at least parts of it — though that would not be their first focus on account of the strategic decision to prioritize product.
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The idea is to allow bitcoin gold to be mined by more people with less powerful machines, therefore decentralizing the network further and opening it up to a wider user base.
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Which, if the decentralizing philosophy does indeed run right through the network — as a resilience strategy to protect its members from being ratted out to the police — is what you'd expected.
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Earlier this month, Twitter announced it was (maybe) "decentralizing" with (maybe) blockchain, despite long ignoring the cries of people asking it to do just that (with readily available, non-blockchain technology).
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But I philosophically agree with you thatI mean, I want to think about the– like, I do think about the work that we're doing as a decentralizing force in the world, right?
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Co-founder BlueYard Capital Ciarán O'Leary is a co-founder of BlueYard Capital, a $120m early stage fund based in Berlin that invests in founders decentralizing markets, empowering users and liberating data.
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When Detroit's automobile industry was around the same age that Silicon Valley is today, it began decentralizing production in the 1940s, decades before the 1967 race riots and competition from Asian automakers.
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That means decentralizing these markets and splitting information utilities from one another so that search, mapping, YouTube and other Google subsidiaries are separate companies, and Instagram, WhatsApp and Facebook once again compete.
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For Fussell, a culture of honesty ties directly to the other main components of a thriving company, like decentralizing power and creating decision spaces for certain team members to have autonomous authority.
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But given the utility is keeping the lights on and the grid is stable, enabling micro-transactions and decentralizing ownership of power supply is how to help get to more stable pricing.
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But we do know is that by decentralizing democracy with blockchain, we now have the ability to remove a large part of the doubt and eliminate the need to trust third parties.
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Gil Fernandez said the government was also broadening a series of measures aimed at decentralizing and thus improving state-run company performance and stimulating local production, substitution of imports and increasing exports.
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From Shanghai, China, landscape architects Song Zhang and Minzhi Lin offer to solve New York's emergent "eco-gentrification" problem by decentralizing Central Park's resources to low-income neighborhoods across the five boroughs.
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And we went inside the newly megarich cryptocurrency community and found a tightknit group of friends — developers, libertarians, Redditors and cypherpunks — who talk about decentralizing power and wealth, and changing the world order.
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I think that decentralization of power, putting power back in people's hands, decentralizing power to local government, really taking a stand against companies that just get too big, trying to localize the economy.
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A stable Iraq "requires a plan for decentralizing some functions of the government, disbanding Iranian-aligned militias, addressing the humanitarian needs of Iraq's community, and committing to a program of reconciliation," the letter states.
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However, Reich argues that there are some circumstances where philanthropy is an invaluable tool for democratic societies: First, foundations can help to diminish government orthodoxy by decentralizing the definition and distribution of public goods.
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In this article, we are looking at a few promising early-stage security startups based in Manhattan Hypr is looking at decentralizing identity with the goal of making it much more difficult to steal credentials.
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In a statement published on its Facebook page, the channel—which showcases guns, accessories, and reviews—wrote that it was "decentralizing" its video distribution by publishing them on YouTube, Full30, Facebook, BitChute and now PornHub.
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Decentralizing and devolving more authority to the states, as well as restoring city elections, could also encourage moderation among opposition parties by offering them more opportunities to have some executive powers and access to resources.
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We can start by decentralizing large districts, giving greater autonomy to principals, rewarding effective teachers and letting the bad ones go, strengthening families and communities, and empowering parents to choose the right school for their child.
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We're in the midst of what appears to be a profound shift in how we work; and yet decentralizing technology like VR hasn't yet progressed past the point of giving us slightly-less-annoying conference calls.
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This majorly ambitious project has already clocked up a decade's worth of R&D on the founders' mission to rethink digital connectivity without compromising privacy and security by doing away with servers — and decentralizing and encrypting everything.
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That everybody would apply our conservative principles of trusting people, sharing responsibility, decentralizing power, all of the philosophical bases of conservatism today, we can apply that to the things that are problems for the people of today.
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Mr. Sirisena broke with the governing party, and won on a campaign of rising above party politics, rooting out corruption in his predecessor's clique, reining in the military and decentralizing power to address the grievances of minority groups.
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Not so very long ago, in a galaxy not so far away — on our own little planet, in fact — the choreographer Merce Cunningham radically altered stage space, decentralizing it, seeming to offer theater audiences multiple perspectives at once.
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This is one of the things that marks good television — the ability to understand the choice of protagonist, while not arbitrary, always centralizes a certain perspective while decentralizing other perspectives that might bring just as much to the table.
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In the coming months, we are going to head back to the Middle East region to keep things growing and to keep fighting for decentralizing the power of narrative as a tool for healing and youth-led community-building.
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These strides to put data back into the hands of owners share a number of similarities with a separate movement to re-decentralizing the internet, which involves some of the most notable names, companies and technologies in IT today.
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Redistricting reform at the state level, a new Voting Rights Act at the federal level, statehood for the District of Columbia and Puerto Rico, and decentralizing power in Congress are all practical options in the near-to-medium future.
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This, in turn, transformed health care provisions, including training of local health care workers and nurses and localizing -- or decentralizing -- care so people could get treated at their local clinic, instead of a hospital 10s or 743s of miles away.
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It's not entirely clear how the two companies will work together, though ConsenSys founder Joe Lubin (who also helped author Ethereum) did manage to mention "decentralizing space endeavors," which is certainly on-brand for the head of a blockchain company.
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A particularly persuasive part of your book is your critique of paternalistic government programs (giving food instead of cash, for instance) and your argument for the decentralizing power of basic income, its ability to give citizens more control over their benefits.
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Democrats have collectively expanded the scope of government authority but have been forced to implement their initiatives in cooperation with the private sector, by relying upon market competition and tax incentives, and by decentralizing services to states, localities, contractors, and grantees.
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Boram Kim, a software developer in Seoul who is part of a group that runs the EOS network, says he understands why Voice isn't decentralizing yet—the EOS network is clogged, currently, with spam, and it's good to test on a private network.
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Implementation of many reforms has been slow, but the country would have to open more to the international economy for foreign investment, would allow for greater private sector activity in a number of categories, and would begin a process of decentralizing key sectors such as agriculture.
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The self-proclaimed "relationship app," Hinge matched people based on their mutual friends, was supposedly "designed to be deleted," and boasted love as its core company value — purposely decentralizing the gamification central to swiping apps but never quite going after the advanced matchmaking algorithm promises of Match.
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In 1947, the book "Paris and the French Desert," by a young geographer named Jean-François Gravier, helped inspire Charles de Gaulle to reorganize the country — decentralizing resources, redistributing industry, promoting regional cities and creating new towns linked by a nationwide web of publicly funded rail lines.
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The clarity of Ad Hoc's mission was in sharp contrast to the AWC's broad and somewhat fuzzy set of ambitions, which ranged from decentralizing museums across the New York City boroughs, to remuneration for the exhibition and resale of artists' work, to more political and diverse exhibition programming.
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Harvard's researchers told Motherboard there's several restrictions a meaningful U.S. privacy law could implement to potentially mitigate the harm, including restricting data access to unauthorized employees, maininting better records on data collection and retention, and decentralizing data storage (not keeping corporate and consumer data on the same server).
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They can be forced by statute or regulation to invest in X amount of energy efficiency, energy storage, or microgrids, but as long as they are structured the way they are, they will never do more than X. They will not be true partners in decentralizing and decarbonizing the grid.
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"A lot of us got into technology because we believe it can be a decentralizing force that puts more power in people's hands ... With the rise of a small number of big tech companies — and governments using technology to watch their citizens — many people now believe technology only centralizes power rather than decentralizes it," he writes.
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And in fact now you see that the broader set of documents, and bin Laden was in charge of everything from crops that they were growing in Africa to maintaining the affiliates, to decentralizing power of Al Qaeda creating these strong affiliates around the world so that they couldn&apost be targeted by the United States.
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I don't think this needs to be a right or left thing who think about this and say, "Yeah, that's right, I can advance the interest of workers in our policy conversations, and families, and believe in decentralizing power," and that all adds up to a populist message and a populist approach, whether that's through the Democrats or Republicans or Independents or whatever.
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Astronomy gets much of the credit for decentralizing the role of humans in the story of the cosmos, but just as Edwin Hubble placed our island universe in deep space, the geologist James Hutton placed us in deep time, gawking in awe in 1788 at the chasms of history that confronted him in the rocks at Siccar Point on the east coast of Scotland.
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Ensuring the peace using professional apolitical security forces, enhancing the rule of law, faithfully promoting opportunity for all, improving educational opportunities, further reducing corruption, increasing diplomatic outreach, improving banking conditions, simplifying business formation steps, reforming government practices, streamlining trade and decentralizing government decision-making all will improve the prospect of Afghanistan attracting critically needed capital for development and creating the jobs needed to sustain an ongoing peace.
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Sure, the White House would still be in D.C., so on those rare occasions when the president and members of Congress get together, that would still take place in D.C. The executive agencies would, for now, still be based there, too, though decentralizing more of the executive branch and forcing it to see more of the people and issues its decisions impact may not be a bad second step in the process.
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