Then there's the problem of differentiating civilians from rebel fighters.
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They have a harder time differentiating between news and opinion.
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These differentiating features, so far, appear to be attracting users.
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One differentiating capability of MXNet is its relative language agnosticism.
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And where you start to get on differentiating is controllers.
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It stopped differentiating between foreign nationals and citizens in 2900.
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Sinemia is further differentiating itself from its main competitor, MoviePass.
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Their proxy votes may be the only important differentiating factor.
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He wrote that Brittany had trouble differentiating fantasy from reality.
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However, Ava is differentiating herself from her Legally Blonde star mom.
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The [drug-sniffing] dogs have a hard time differentiating as well.
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But differentiating is really beside the point of brain-juicing mocktails.
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We are differentiating human stem cells into mini retinas, called "organoids".
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So you really want to make sure you're differentiating your services.
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There's also an opportunity, Sunder explained, for differentiating what viewers see.
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"TGT's strategy of differentiating itself [from peers] ... has effectively been muted."
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The selection process for candidates is probably the main differentiating factor.
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As a "selfie app," Shots had a differentiating albeit limiting quality.
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They weren't cogitating, recollecting, differentiating; they were seeing a commonplace object.
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The company's differentiating factor lies in empowering women to initiate contact.
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The only thing differentiating the two of them is Taylor's brunette hair.
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Here's how: Most experts start by differentiating between discretionary and fixed expenses.
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This is a key differentiating factor between PC games and console games.
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That's the main differentiating point with the other freelancer websites out there.
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"211 will be about simplifying and differentiating our revenue products," he said.
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One challenge the liberators are facing is differentiating ISIS fighters from civilians.
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The people of Goldman Sachs have always been our most differentiating strength.
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Differentiating from each other means going beyond their shared differences with Trump.
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It's all part of differentiating Apple from what Cook calls "the other guys."
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This should be Microsoft's key differentiating factor with the next generation of consoles.
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He says having that core certainly is a differentiating factor in his view.
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In the immediate future Lyft may find it harder to keep differentiating itself.
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Again, differentiating from the movies, weaponized explosives don't produce those mushroom cloud explosions.
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" But he also told her that "differentiating different kinds of behavior is important.
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Its differentiating selling point is its foldable laptop tray, complete with cup holder.
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The main differentiating factor is its visibility of revenue from recurring contracted EBITDA.
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"Without differentiating yourself, the competition will be tough," said Hengyuan's chairman Wang Youde.
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And it's imperfect especially in differentiating among ancestries that look very genetically similar.
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But with brand proliferation comes the challenge of differentiating one brand from another.
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Placebo studies have proven uniquely useful in differentiating psychic symptoms from allergic ones.
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Its differentiating features amount to some Nike+ watchfaces and a few very sporty watchbands.
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Now, with Loops, Tinder is differentiating itself further from the rest of the pack.
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The Plus' differentiating feature, apart from its size, will be the dual-lens camera.
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It was one of the biggest differentiating factors in any show of this type.
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Appellations provide a legally protected designation of origin, differentiating local products from generic products.
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But he said the machines have no way of differentiating one stock from another.
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Beautiful, but inaccessible for most The other differentiating feature is the bracelet's distress messaging.
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However, smaller banks have a real opportunity to move in with truly differentiating benefits.
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Some labs are even trying to capture cells in the act of de-differentiating.
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Founder and CEO Vincent Bradley says that the true differentiating factor is FlashFunder's flexibility.
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They do that by differentiating themselves from girls and from their young "immature" selves.
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The results showed that the dogs were 97 percent accurate with differentiating the samples.
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Increasingly, designers face the challenge of differentiating themselves in a marketplace surfeited with labels.
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These are data-backed experiences that are not the most differentiating part of Textio.
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Her tips for creating great presentations include using white space and differentiating text sizes.
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But the brewer acknowledges it has work to do in differentiating its beers better.
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"It's almost like they desperately want to carry on differentiating" into mature cells, Frayne said.
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It'd also be helpful in differentiating her beauty brand from the very colorful Kylie Cosmetics.
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Finally, and importantly, these measures cannot be defended by differentiating between documented and undocumented immigrants.
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So, every one of your resources gets to look up to create business differentiating circumstances.
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Ultimately, artificial intelligence will be the differentiating factor that will make planes autonomous, Vittadini said.
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Part of it has to do with Buttigieg's differentiating biography and rise in the polls.
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For example, studies show blind people are better at localizing sounds and differentiating sound frequencies.
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As time goes on, that's what's going to be the differentiating factor between these services.
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Especially now that it is solidly differentiating its approach from the rest of the pack.
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But work too hard at differentiating yourself and you could do lasting damage, Mook warned.
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We don't even know if its recognition software has improved in differentiating people from animals.
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Still, machines may be better at differentiating between fact and fiction than even trained professionals.
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Some states are differentiating between DFS, online gaming, and sports betting while others are not.
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First, he can strengthen the strict U.S. policy of differentiating between settlements and Israel proper.
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"That is one thing which is really differentiating us from other countries," Ms. Delaney said.
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In the process, they're differentiating themselves, learning about money, goals, timelines and even agile development.
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Fitch considers the role and strength of the investment quality management teams a differentiating factor.
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Betsy DeVos, however, is differentiating what she believes from what she is willing to compel.
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A feature like this is typical LG, which often introduces new, differentiating features with each device.
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That means you can't use the key differentiating feature of the Chromebook Pro without causing crashes.
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It's no secret that Mozilla sees privacy as a differentiating feature for its revitalized Firefox browser.
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The differentiating features move from the physical core of the smartphone to its periphery and peripherals.
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O'Rourke, 45, also appears to be following Steyer's model of differentiating himself from the Democratic establishment.
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Video capture can not differentiate between phone AR, VR, MR - the relevant differentiating information is lost.
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"The big guys are having a problem differentiating themselves –- because they can't on technology," he argues.
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This means that quality, though essential to value, is no longer a differentiating component of value.
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There is no sign out front differentiating this home from any other in the suburban neighborhood.
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It also gives a hotel a differentiating factor in an industry that's always competing for guests.
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But it turns out that patients aren't very good at differentiating between necessary and unnecessary care.
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The large size of the team is a differentiating factor of the fund in the industry.
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Here's how to make it happen: Most experts start by differentiating between discretionary and fixed expenses.
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But at the end of the day, in the run-up to this month's first Democratic debates, candidates should care about differentiating themselves from each other as much as they care about differentiating themselves from Republicans and Trump—if for no other reason than political survival.
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The focus has been on differentiating an Airbnb rental as a somehow realer experience than a hotel.
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Larger schools, like the University of Michigan, might want help differentiating groups studying within the same major.
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It is quite differentiating for an e-commerce company to be growing on all of their channels.
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With every Democrat on stage now supporting impeachment, some analysts say Steyer has lost his differentiating issue.
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Analysts said doing partnership announcements around VR will help give Samsung a differentiating factor around its launch.
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This could make the Xbox a viable platform for apps, differentiating the console from the PlayStation 4.
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With the growing importance of mobile data, network quality is becoming an important differentiating factor for consumers.
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Even with such thin sourcing, Facebook has devoted a surprising amount of language to differentiating the two.
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The jet-engine industry has been a pioneer in rethinking partnership as a differentiating component of value.
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These efforts, while differentiating the parties, also create challenges for rank-in-file lawmakers and leaders alike.
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This level of belief meant that differentiating between superstitious magic and "legitimate" church practice was very tricky.
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Comparing the pair is like differentiating the flutter of a butterfly to that of a moth — impossible.
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We highlight the company's exposure to emerging markets as the key differentiating factor from its sector peers.
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He spends close to 30 minutes extemporaneously differentiating the African-American experience for black Britons in London.
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Zilberman mitigates some of the perils of the project by subtly differentiating his movie's perspective from Amir's.
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"Our analysts believe strength of distribution and branding will be a key differentiating factor," the report said.
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Mr. Bogle also went a step further in differentiating Vanguard from other companies that sponsor mutual funds.
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The spaces utilize differentiating design to convince a growing number entrepreneurs in India to pay the monthly fee.
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Georgians are adept at differentiating between an individual and their government; this is essential to survival under occupation.
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The consumer is really expecting the differentiating factor to come from the usability of the phone – the software.
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Here's the thing: the apps drawer is one of the biggest differentiating factors between Android and Apple iOS.
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Google will use the tech, the report states, as a means of differentiating its cloud business from rivals.
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Not being extremely knowledgeable about these other options and differentiating your product accordingly is a recipe for failure.
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There are many different use cases for Seene's technology, but they all rely on the same differentiating factor.
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However, letgo Reveal isn't capable of differentiating different models of devices – it's meant to give a broader idea.
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Rather than blanket retirement ages, Congress could create occupational categories differentiating between physically demanding jobs and other jobs.
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He said Austria needed to explore differentiating between those fleeing war and those who migrate for economic reasons.
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The app's core user demographic has become Kik's calling card when differentiating itself from the crowded messaging industry.
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The report also questioned the Home Office's rationale for differentiating the treatment of the youths according to age.
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The key to keeping mortality low is very quickly differentiating between mild and severe forms of the virus.
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Automakers have spent years differentiating full electric and hybrid cars with bright blue accents and far-out designs.
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And we can tell that Gestalt feels close to Myfanwy because they stop differentiating themselves around her as well.
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While Magento, Shopify and others provide businesses with e-commerce solutions, NewStore is differentiating itself by being mobile-focused.
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That included differentiating their skin tone to mirror humanity's diversity, and updating their wardrobe, while maintaining their recognizable silhouette.
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Otherwise, they face the expensive headache of differentiating between the provisions they can offer employees, depending where they work.
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When Apple announced its electrocardiogram feature for the Apple Watch, it seemed like a completely unique and differentiating feature.
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Data from FIS Astec Analytics shows short sellers are even differentiating between London-focused builders Berkeley and Crest Nicholson.
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What we're doing is we're differentiating every pixel with respect to every other pixel and color in multiple dimensions.
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The great thing about that for us is that we have a differentiating story — and it's not on technology.
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Of course, the free offering is one of the key elements differentiating the service from competition like Apple Music.
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Yet Kaiser found the system was largely incapable of differentiating between copyrighted music and content in the public domain.
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And so in the midst of the chaos, differentiating between those was going to be an almost impossible task.
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The only differentiating factor, at heart, is how much all of it seems to matter, and that is personal.
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They are differentiating themselves by showing their competency to lead and bring the country together, which will be key.
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Established firms increasingly are differentiating from new firms in terms of both size and the aforementioned skill-set measures.
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"I don't think the industry is doing a good job at all, quite frankly, in differentiating itself," he said.
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A peace process requires differentiating the Taliban from global jihadists, integrating the former so as to isolate the latter.
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"Warmth is the differentiating factor," says Loran Nordgren, an associate professor of management and organizations at the Kellogg School.
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Still, beyond differentiating between subsidized and unsubsidized loans, award letters rarely provide information about interest rates and repayment options.
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Your concept, the differentiating factor is, you're from the East Coast and you have a different attitude, I suppose.
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It claims the only thing differentiating Walmart's "love" symbol from Rivera's is that it lacks the artist's signature paint drip.
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And to insult them was in fact to show that that policy -- or stated policy -- of differentiating was not accurate.
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By differentiating between the two, Google says it will give users better control over which cookies they want to allow.
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But there are concerns that facial recognition technology is currently far less accurate at correctly differentiating between people of color.
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So the second test is whether buyers are differentiating clearly between tech firms, of which there are three broad types.
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"I think it's differentiating that group of chains as a whole from the established quick-service burger guys," he said.
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If you remove the THC and CBD from a strain, the defining factors differentiating each strain are the terpenes present.
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At present, the HomePod isn't capable of differentiating users based on voice, so things can't be personalized to that degree.
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Lok also highlighted that existing diagnostic kits were not very good at differentiating if the virus was dengue or Zika.
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The key differentiating factor between this new phone and its predecessor is its reported OLED display, as opposed to LCD.
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"There is always a market for high-end because you're differentiating your product from, let's say, the masses," said Rice.
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Swalwell said his greatest challenge on the campaign trail was differentiating himself from other members of the crowded Democratic field.
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Even if we accept the notion of media bias against Trump, differentiating that from the idea of "rigging" is important.
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That doesn't mean he sees the world in black and white, but that he has trouble differentiating between certain colors.
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In fact, when my brother and I looked through the photo set, we had a hard time differentiating the two.
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While there can be value in capturing the "first-mover" label — namely differentiating yourself from competitors — there are also pitfalls.
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Dating app Hinge, differentiating itself from competitors Tinder and Bumble, created a mascot in the form of its app icon.
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The FDP favours a "multi-speed Europe" - differentiating a northern core of fiscally disciplined, wealthy member states from the rest.
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The text of the resolution enshrines language that calls for differentiating between the State of Israel and its illegal settlements.
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The bulk of long-form video viewing happens on Wi-Fi networks, not mobile, but that's still a differentiating feature.
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Beto O'Rourke — but political science experts note that support from African American women could be a differentiating strength for her.
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It works on Google's Android operating system as well as Apple's, making a phone's software less of a differentiating factor.
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"With 'Intel Inside,' you see the power of silicon differentiating a commoditized environment," KPMG semiconductor expert Scott Jones tells Axios.
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One major differentiating factor between the iPhone 8 and this new iPhone, OnLeaks said, could be the frosted glass back.
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Amazon enters high-friction, low-margin businesses as a means of differentiating low-friction, high-margin businesses (AWS and AMG).
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Politicians backing new "tough on drugs" measures often explain them by differentiating between drug dealers and people who use drugs.
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The giant differentiating factor between comic books and movies is, of course, the life span and boundaries of the medium.
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With more women running for the presidency, gender can no longer be used as the sole differentiating factor among candidates.
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"It was a key step for us in differentiating some of our technology and some of our listening experience," said Sasse.
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The employees grappled with differentiating Ogilvy's work for Coca-Cola, Boeing, BP, and other major brands and their work for CBP.
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With that in mind, we've created a puzzle sure to test your skills at differentiating between different iconic elderly white men.
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But Black is also intentional about differentiating the sort of clips you might see on other video curation platforms — like Tosh.
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By then, maybe a new version of the iPad Pro with more differentiating features (like Face ID, perhaps) would be available.
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And I don't think there's enough of a differentiating factor in these devices to pull anyone away from Apple's iPhone family.
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Potentially, Silk could give those OEMs a way of differentiating from the plethora of devices that are already on the market.
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Microsoft has, and the ease of use that results is probably the clearest differentiating factor it has from the broader competition.
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Even to the casual toilet bowl observers among us, the most obvious differentiating factor between stool forms is their water content.
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Daily we remind ourselves that, to be attractive to customers and consumers alike, a company needs to be competitive and differentiating.
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They also had to develop software capable of differentiating products with similar branding or packaging, something that occasionally confuses even humans.
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Teva's decision could be positive for Lilly's drug in differentiating it from its rivals, BMO Capital Markets analyst Alex Arfaei said.
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HTC appears to be mirroring Apple's strategy of outwardly differentiating devices (like the 6 / 6S and 6 / 6S Plus) by size.
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New partnerships with companies like SimilarWeb, Glassdoor, Apptopia, Enigma, and Product Hunt could also open doors for additional market differentiating data.
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Now for another big differentiating factor between the two cards: which one's bonus categories will be easier for you to maximize.
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The markets would have trouble differentiating weak banks from strong banks, and these new uncertainties could trigger widespread bank funding difficulties.
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"What it allows us to do is focus on the things that are really differentiating," Post said of the Google partnership.
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Its positioning as a strictly advisory bank with limited conflicts of interest is a differentiating factor compared to large universal banks.
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It is the differentiating factor between good and great in not only our professional careers, but also in our personal relationships.
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In dialogue with Mr. Lein's drawings, Ms. Oberfelder and her dancers translated neurogenesis into movement, mimicking the replicating and differentiating cells.
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The plan has been criticized in part because of the difficulty in differentiating between the transfers of legal and illegal immigrants.
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They're differentiating themselves by creating slower experiences that result in real dates with real people, presumably picking up on daters' wants.
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Does so-called oversaturation lead to a kind of commercial aesthetic blur, where consumers have difficulty differentiating one label from another?
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The addition of new features is crucial for Google Pay, which prior to today's announcements did not have many differentiating elements.
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In the modern era, there's been a strong tradition of differentiating law enforcement from politics, and this grossly violates that tradition.
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"He needs to be more aggressive in differentiating himself from Hillary," said Victor Fuentes, 47, of Lynbrook, N.Y., who works at Verizon.
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Finally, Google also changed the Maps' color scheme, which now does a better job of differentiating between man-made and natural features.
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The problem is differentiating these rare, dangerous individuals from the much larger number of mentally ill people who pose no real threat.
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The differentiating feature for the Pixel Pen versus Apple's and Microsoft's styli is that the Pixel Pen can also trigger the Assistant.
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With today's updates, Snap is further differentiating itself from Facebook properties like Instagram Stories — the Snapchat clone that now outperforms the original.
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Unlike other digital assistants, Vector's differentiating feature is that it's autonomous, and it acts like a cute pet that chirps and purrs.
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The FDP, by contrast, favors a "multi-speed Europe" - differentiating a northern core of fiscally disciplined, wealthy member states from the rest.
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"When we articulate the core prop that is [Switch], I am convinced the product is unique and differentiating," Fils-Aime told CNBC.
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Biden held off announcing -- even as the field took shape -- in hopes of differentiating himself from the field as its clear frontrunner.
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In particular, they are concerned that enforcement agencies increasingly go after loan defaulters without differentiating between genuine business failures and corrupt practices.
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AT&T and Verizon were by far the most egregious throttlers, differentiating delivery speeds for streaming video 8,398 and 11,100 times, respectively.
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The case for this way of differentiating has been reinforced by a new think tank that is called, appropriately enough, Global Future.
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What's more, start-ups should focus on differentiating themselves from competitors, providing value and operating with lean organizations, S&P's Kessler said.
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The FDP, by contrast, favours a "multi-speed Europe" - differentiating a northern core of fiscally disciplined, wealthy member states from the rest.
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If there's so much content out there, differentiating enough to create a product that you can sell premium ads against becomes difficult.
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Blue River is a small firm specializing in differentiating weeds from crops in the field by using optical recognition and machine learning.
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SINGAPORE, March 26 (IFR) - Asia's hot streak for high yield continued, but mixed performances in secondary trading showed investors differentiating between credits.
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However, brexanolone targets hormonal changes in new mothers, differentiating it as a drug for postpartum depression rather than "regular" depression, Nash said.
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So does her differentiating mix and voice and her insistence that display copy needs to be written and rewritten and rewritten again.
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And I think that's one of the reasons that we're really differentiating is that our model is truly disruptive to enterprise software.
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Jerod appeared in 3 episodes in 2016 but was memorable for having a hard time differentiating between male and female king crabs.
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The faster delivery of tea and better control of the supply chain is one of the key differentiating factors for Vahdam Teas.
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But Republicans are already differentiating their handling of Mr. Garland's nomination from whatever is to come with the announcement by Mr. Trump.
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DiClemente said that Snapchat has not done a good enough job of differentiating, especially since Instagram launched its own copycat Stories format.
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It is the only target currently being considered that can be successfully pursued without differentiating between supply- and demand-driven inflationary pressures.
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The WorldRemit partnership is one such differentiating feature that can help Varo broaden its customer base — in this case, to reach immigrants.
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ET. Warren declared over the weekend that she is not a Democratic socialist, differentiating herself from her 2020 opponent, Vermont Independent Sen.
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So we've already mapped out which are the incumbents, who are the up-and-coming startups, who is differentiating themselves, who's getting traction.
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Differentiating between common problems and unhealthy discomfort is important to prevent that mild ache in your shin from turning into a stress fracture.
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"The ability to turn catastrophes into opportunities is one of the biggest differentiating factors between successful and unsuccessful teams and companies," says Egan.
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Each dryer also offers smoothing ionic technology of one degree or another; according to the experts, differentiating nuances between those ions is negligible.
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It enters a market dominated by Spotify and Apple, but it is differentiating itself by emphasising the artificial intelligence aspect of its service.
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Key advice here centered on the importance of differentiating between local markets and being aware of trends in different locales across the continent.
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Also posted to the message board was a section on what Cook thinks is Apple's greatest differentiating factor, which I found particularly interesting.
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In November, Politico reported that Turkish press and North Korean officials had been differentiating between President Trump and his administration in their messaging.
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Elizabeth Warren became the first candidate to call for the impeachment of President Trump, differentiating herself from the rest of the primary field.
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It's odd that this is now a differentiating feature, but the first thing you'll notice when you get started is the notchless screen.
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There are different card colors and we're differentiating our premium tier [N26 Metal] a little bit more from the mid tier [N26 You].
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But, his problem is that he is incapable of differentiating between disagreements about policy or even tone and genuine attacks on him personally.
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I'd argue that its efforts in custom silicon designs are as important as its work in custom operating systems as a differentiating factor.
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The company has taken pains to secure the location data that's stored, says Renaldi, which is a differentiating factor for this company's solution.
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The company's novelty handbags, which the brand uses as a means of differentiating its assortment beyond traditional silhouettes, also performed well, Leavitt said.
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It's far more about dealing with an interesting character I can be intrigued and fascinated by than by about differentiating a character's gender.
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SINGAPORE, Oct 99.43 (IFR) - Asian credits crept back towards recent tight levels, although there were signs of investors differentiating between high-yield issuers.
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The results "highlight the importance of research differentiating the contributions of body size, body composition, and metabolic profiles to breast cancer risk," Drs.
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Enhanced agency differentiating a cow from a horse for example, is rapidly developing into recognizing specific people and their moods, and interpreting behavior.
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After a certain number of years, differentiating between a semi-autonomous refugee camp and an occupied territory ceases to be a useful distinction.
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The differentiating factor, anecdotally and according to a range of studies, largely appears to be whether women feel in control and well-supported.
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Audi is looking at electric drivetrain tuning as one way where it will be able to offer a differentiating advantage to potential consumers.
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Service members should be trained to modify their daily routines, including differentiating their patrol routes, to keep their habits unpredictable to the enemy.
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But Martocci is differentiating with new label deals like one with Spinnin' Records that sees its artists specially producing sound packs for Splice.
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But everything around it is particular to [The Night Of], to the point where I have some trouble differentiating one from the other.
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The lead maquettes, lurking below eye level, feel self-protective by comparison, their thin metal membrane barely differentiating the inside from the outside.
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As the smartphone market has gotten more and more crowded, heavyweights like Apple and Samsung have focused on differentiating features to stand out.
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The ability of local television news to reach a younger audience is one of its main differentiating factors with cable and network news.
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The implication for the EV industry, he added, would be that driving range would no longer be a strong differentiating factor across products.
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To the Editor: As a retired public school educator, I must say this column does a good job of differentiating charters and vouchers.
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Its location makes it easily accessible to Belgian and German as well as local Dutch industry, differentiating it from the abandoned EU schemes.
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But Dropbox… one of its differentiating characteristics is really that when we built this utility, this "magic folder", it kind of went everywhere.
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That compares with 92 percent overall survival among those getting Rituxan and chemotherapy, raising concerns among analysts that Roche will have trouble differentiating Gazyva.
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In an interview, Square Capital head Jackie Reses said the partnership is one that will still preserve Square's differentiating factors from other online lenders.
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The researchers were able to extract prehistoric genes from bones that were not yet fossilized by differentiating between bacteria and human DNA, he said.
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Google has already tried differentiating itself from Apple by giving app developers the ability to handle payments themselves and keep all of the revenue.
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"One thing that is sorely missing in retail is a differentiating perspective," Mr. Peskowitz said, as he mopped up tartar sauce with an oyster.
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With that knowledge, she provides guidance on how Apple products can augment the process of individualizing and differentiating educational plans for special ed students.
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Differentiating between legitimate and untrustworthy sources of information has long been a problem on social platforms, where misinformation is widespread and everything looks similar.
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And it makes less sense to share futuristic technologies that may prove to be the differentiating factor for buyers of cars in the future.
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B/R Live enters a market where streaming sports services already exist, and takes a knowing approach to differentiating its offering from the others.
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The trouble for American brands is that it is tough to compete against comparable Japanese vehicles without differentiating themselves in some way, he said.
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October 28, 2019 A U.S. raid on a terrorist leader and a report differentiating debt from deficit are our first two topics this Monday.
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Streaming platforms may have muddied the waters when it comes to differentiating between movies and television, but those have waters have been muddied before.
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Snapchat has been pushing its shows as a differentiating factor that could appeal to advertisers, as its fierce competition with Facebook and Instagram continues.
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The stories could also make for a selling point for families with younger children, in terms of being a differentiating feature for its service.
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So we're able to extract the most important questions — ones that not only differentiating the candidate, but also the positions of the American population.
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But again they've got English language origins — so he flags that as a differentiating factor vs the proprietary NLP at the core of Ultimate.
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"Drivers are therefore a critical and differentiating advantage for us and will continue to be our valued partners for the long-term," Uber wrote.
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You'd have to be hiding under a rock not to have noticed Apple positioning privacy as a differentiating factor between itself and other companies.
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By further distancing themselves from Tinder's "hot-or-not" user interface design to focus on differentiating features — like conversation starters, commenting and richer profiles.
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In fact, Box and Dropbox announced similar capabilities over the last year, but he believes his company has some differentiating features on its platform.
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Others realized that even Google had trouble differentiating between the two: a reverse image search for Stewart's female persona yielded Conway in the results.
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Going into any given match in one of those games — or any other popular esport — the main differentiating factor separating every player is skill.
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The prohibition of discrimination in the new version adds sexual orientation to an existing ban on differentiating on the basis of race and gender.
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Summing up the advantages of bots as a platform, Livingston cited "no downloads, no new account, no new interface" as the major differentiating features.
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Coupe's strategy is based on differentiating Sainsbury's food offer, growing its general merchandise, clothing business and bank, while investing in convenience and online channels.
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The stuff actually differentiating the Xperia brand is (sorry, Sony!) junk and bloatware: the Xperia assistance software is a mobile version of Microsoft's Clippy.
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Top of the range cameras are seen as a differentiating factor for device manufacturers looking to sell their smartphones in an increasingly saturated market.
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So, now I'm in the art department, which is, like, really the key to elevating a space and differentiating it from all other spaces.
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This particular set on sale is cool because it comes in four bright and eye-catching color options, instantly differentiating them from other earphones.
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In trying to pick this game that looks fairly even on paper, I keep gravitating back towards the differentiating factors and overall team health.
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Bonnie Watson Coleman (D-NJ) a short time later, Nielsen had a hard time differentiating between CBP's facilities for detained kids and dog kennels.
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Singapore Airlines tops many lists as the world's best, and for good reason: passengers rave about excellent service, differentiating this carrier from most others.
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Color is a key tool in differentiating between those two sides of the story: the flashbacks and present-day look like two different shows.
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NBFCs have been differentiating themselves from banks by forming personal relations with customers despite charging up to 2 percentage points higher interest, said Aggarwal.
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For example, it has been proposed that the federal government should adopt separate capital and operating budgets — differentiating long-term investments from operating costs.
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This key differentiating factor is one reason why Starbucks tends to face less direct competition than most other concepts in the highly competitive foodservice industry.
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As a VC, you've got to be a subject matter expert, you've gotta go deep in areas because that's the only way of differentiating yourself.
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Differentiating wolf howls with human ears can prove tricky, so researchers have turned to computer algorithms to suss out if different wolf species howl differently.
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"We do see many large enterprises adding additional cloud platforms to their primary platform when that vendor offers something the client finds differentiating," Bartoletti said.
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Much of that first iPod's guts came from a company called PortalPlayer, while the key differentiating component — a smaller-sized hard drive — came from Toshiba.
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This means clearly differentiating and complementing Twitter's real-time nature and proving to advertisers that Twitter is easy and works for them and their customers.
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But the main differentiating factor is that Whyd has been working on natural language processing, integrating with Google Cloud Speech and optimizing for music playback.
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Among airline programs, specifically, the factor most differentiating highest- and lowest-performing programs is the ease of redeeming miles, according to a J.D. Power report.
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Like Siri on the iPhone 4S and Touch ID on the iPhone 5S, 3D Touch was the key differentiating feature introduced on the iPhone 6S.
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It's just yet another sweetener that Sprint is tossing on top of its other unlimited plan features in hopes of differentiating itself from its competitors.
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The problem here is that adults, just like children, are having some troubles differentiating between news stories that are real and those that are fake.
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I snapped a lot of pictures of gold filigree iPad cases while promising to list my most differentiating traits to myself in the mirror later.
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Meanwhile, Via has been around since September 2013, differentiating itself in the market by focusing primarily on multi-passenger rides and making them more efficient.
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Battlefield 1 astutely focuses on the human cost of war, and the reduces time spent looking through a scope, further differentiating it from the competition.
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Unlike licensed shows, Netflix's originals can be kept exclusive to the service, differentiating it from its competitors and driving people to sign up for subscriptions.
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But in an era when just-in-time deliveries are critical to organizations adopting lean management principles, precision delivery is a differentiating component of value.
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The packaging of the Vitaros and VitA-POS creams vary, but their similar names make differentiating them difficult for first-time users, the authors write.
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" Mr. Lewis added: "But while differentiating brands has been a holy grail for airlines, more consumers are viewing the airline trip as a commodity product.
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Agents have expertise in differentiating someone seeking asylum from an MS-13 gang member; they know the tattoos, they know the right question to ask.
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The differentiating factor for the two groups was participation in an online community, thus pointing to a possible method of reducing implicit bias, she says.
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If you're in the business of running an Indian restaurant, the superiority of your naan is not a trivial differentiating factor; it's a signal one.
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It's interesting to note that the market had already been differentiating between the digital-ad duopoly of Facebook/Alphabet and e-commerce leaders Amazon/Netflix.
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Combat is tragically basic except for one semi-differentiating bit called chains, where higher levels of damage are caused by elements playing off one another.
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Other political figures, including a respected former president, Fernando Henrique Cardoso, have expressed support for differentiating between illegal campaign financing and other types of crimes.
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While competition in this space is growing, the battle will not be won by adding features that, while differentiating in looks, weaken the core experience.
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With global smartphone growth projected to slow down, Samsung expects new services such as the use of artificial intelligence in handsets to become a differentiating factor.
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"Differentiating himself from the field this way will not earn Joe Biden any political points and will bring harm to women who are already most vulnerable."
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" In terms of differentiating between Insecure Issa and IRL Issa, James says, "When I interviewed for the show, we discussed how we wanted her to look.
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The company is capitalizing on all of this by equipping computers to build models by themselves, a differentiating factor with respect to startups like Geometric Intelligence.
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Susanne Hochreiter from the Institute for German Studies stated in an interview with Der Standard that differentiating supposed shallow literature from "real books" is completely dismissive.
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Differentiating a smartphone through its camera performance has become extremely difficult in recent times, because smartphones are now almost universally good to great at taking photos.
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That said, we are also seeing a new trend of Israeli adtech companies scaling up, going public, making savvy acquisitions and differentiating themselves from the pack.
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We take on the burdensome and non-differentiating aspects of our customers' information supply chains, so they can focus on what really matters for their business.
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Warren's plan goes even further than making college more affordable to help those who already have student debt -- differentiating herself from the rest of the field.
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Han Bin had already been wearing contact lenses to counter his myopia, but still had trouble reading the scoreboard and differentiating the numbers while playing basketball.
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"You only get differentiating evidence when you get people to give you narratives of how they have actually behaved in real workplaces under pressure," he says.
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But the device's differentiating factor is its companion smartphone app, so the ability to create profiles for your entire family may be worth the investment. h2.
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Among the many challenges that budding start-ups encounter are differentiating themselves from rivals, not running out of cash, and tapping into what consumers really want.
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Rally knows what you're using it for, differentiating between conference calling or listening to music, and it automatically optimizes performance for the the best listening experience.
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They created dopaminergic neurons from adult human cells that were reprogrammed to become capable of differentiating into a range of different cells, similar to stem cells.
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Harris, in explaining her "Medicare for All" proposal, was deliberate in differentiating it from a Medicare for All bill in the U.S. Senate offered by Sanders.
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For decades, Sony, Microsoft, Nintendo, and Sega released new video game consoles every six to eight years, differentiating one round of video games from the next.
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Yang slogans like "Humanity First" appropriately hint at the kind of all-encompassing and non-differentiating tone Yang tries to strike, not quite inclusive but totalizing.
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He believes that the enterprise offers the greatest potential revenue and the best path to differentiating itself from the list of worthy competitors in this space.
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Various outlets and sources have been reporting for years that 2 Much 2 Yoga can cause serious injury, with the associated risks often differentiating by gender.
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Japan Tobacco said the mechanism produces less smell than "heat-not-burn" products, and the company hopes it will be a strong differentiating factor against rivals.
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Susan Del Percio, a New York-based Republican strategist who worked for Cuomo several years ago, added that the candidates would have a problem differentiating themselves.
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Makkai, the author of two previous novels and a story collection, is good at differentiating her characters, sometimes with only a couple of spot-on details.
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Sure, the smaller size sets the Switch Lite apart from its larger Switch cousin, but the aside from that, the key differentiating feature is your television.
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Today, the company is working to change that image with a series of improvements to Skype's chatting features aimed at further differentiating it from rival apps.
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Now, the differentiating criteria between a medicine and a supplement is you cannot make a claim that it treats or cures a specific medically diagnosed disease.
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Both sandwiches use a new chicken filet that has not been served at McDonald&aposs, differentiating them from the McChicken and the buttermilk crispy chicken sandwich.
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"Apple is really differentiating itself on privacy right now and protecting its customers from an increasingly hostile digital environment," said the managing director at Elevation Partners.
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The new airline quickly began differentiating itself from its former self, leasing aircraft instead of purchasing them with the fleet consisting of the Airbus A330 family…
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Once again there was a difficulty in differentiating between owning a martial arts gym which teaches MMA, and competing in the sport of mixed martial arts.
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Differentiating between those with genuine disabilities, who are allowed to travel with service animals, and those seeking a free flight for pets, is the responsibility of airlines.
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Bird, the electric scooter-sharing startup worth $2 billion, is further differentiating itself from the rest of the pack with the launch of custom, rugged electric scooters.
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Thanks to increasingly advanced chipsets, most smartphones are powerful enough to do just about anything, and a fast chipset isn't as big of a differentiating feature anymore.
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And if the Democrats want to run on that platform as a differentiating factor going into 2018, they are going to lose, and lose by record numbers.
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A new, improved display could be one key way of differentiating the V30 from the recently released G6, which borrows many of the V20's expert features.
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The services will need to focus on their differentiating factors to woo subscribers – that means things like pricing, original content, number of simultaneous streams, and user experience.
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For now, over 300 of Hyundai's more than 800 U.S. dealerships will also be selling the Genesis brand, posing an added challenge for differentiating it from Hyundai.
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As the genitalia of moths and butterflies are extremely diverse, they hold an outsized importance to taxonomists, often serving as the only means of differentiating similar species.
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This technology would also be especially useful for self-driving cars, who are even less capable of differentiating between wet and dry roads than human drivers are.
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"More generally, differentiating Portugal's (and Ireland's) problems from Greece's were seen as important for reducing the tail risk of a breakup of the euro area," it said.
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The Galaxy A9's launch event was held in Malaysia, further differentiating it from the high-profile Western launches of flagship devices like the Galaxy Note 9.
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Given how the original Kris Kringle won an Oscar for his performance, Attenborough had an especially tough job differentiating his take on Santa, but you know what?
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But if — and, yes it's a big one — privacy ends up being a baked-in internet norm, how might a pioneer like DuckDuckGo maintain its differentiating edge?
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The two services have been differentiating themselves lately with Netflix focused more on films and original content as it loses out on deals with the major studios.
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"We think Netflix is best strategic fit on leading position in engagement level as well as original content, differentiating itself from pure aggregators of content," he said.
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It's important to note that not differentiating between consensual and nonconsensual sex work is part of an international legal standard codified in a 2000 United Nations protocol.
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Officials have warned that entering Mosul will likely trigger the fiercest fighting seen yet in the offensive, and with it a major challenge -- differentiating fighters from civilians.
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And in case you need some help differentiating between all the various types of espresso drinks at Starbucks (we certainly did), check out the handy chart below.
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By differentiating the mushroom cloud and the giant fire cloud, William J. Broad's article helps us to begin to think about the injury that accompanies such weapons.
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Instead of differentiating between implicit and explicit bias, Rashid advises that companies focus on racial bias as a whole, rather than getting bogged down in the terminology.
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Should the Democratic hopefuls focus on differentiating themselves from one another or stir the imagination on who's best to go against President Trump in the general election?
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Though it's also focused on very fast delivery as the differentiating factor for this 'Super Glovo' service, and does partner with select supermarkets for larger grocery deliveries.
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With her constituents, she was forever differentiating herself from the Squad; within her party, she sometimes felt she had to defend herself from them — specifically, Ocasio-Cortez.
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"Differentiating with owned brands and a curated selection of national brand products is core to our strategy, and what guests expect from Target," the retailer's website said.
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To stem the loss of market share the big four have been trying to narrow the price gap with the discounters and are also differentiating their offers.
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But the government says having a twin rate structure and differentiating between two kinds of matches is impractical in the GST regime, which emphasizes a uniform rate.
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The expanded partnership comes as retailers are increasingly looking to offer shoppers services as a means of differentiating from Amazon and making the shopping experience more seamless.
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The benefits of building one hardware platform and then differentiating solely based on software can make economic sense for products that are made in very large quantities.
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As for Lenovo, it and other PC OEMs are always looking for differentiating factors that can help their hardware stand out from the rest of the Windows crowd.
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" He said those steps included differentiating the shelter populations so that more emotionally disturbed residents were served separately from others, "so it's not a one size fit all.
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Bernstein singled out Wendy's, pointing to the Ohio-based chain's move toward higher-quality ingredients to offer menu items that seem to be healthier, differentiating itself from McDonald's.
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HV: Well, a person, but also because one of the things about your essay that really made an impact on me was this differentiating between rage and anger.
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Not once was I alerted to a false positive or negative, and the camera seems quite sophisticated at differentiating between people even when someone's face was slightly obscured.
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For the sake of differentiating it from other such barcodes, each of these ones has a big ol' Amazon smile right in its center — hence the "SmileCode" name.
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Now Google is taking what has been a differentiating feature for those services, and making it more broadly accessible to everyone searching for travel information on the web.
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"…during the partner selection process, people may have difficulty differentiating between partners that prove to be casual and short-term versus committed and long-term," the study said.
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After pairing the Bluetooth devices with your phone, you can activate them one by one, enable stereo by differentiating left and right speakers and adjust the volume individually.
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Of the three Republican primary challengers, Mr. Sanford in the end had the hardest time differentiating himself from Mr. Trump after he said he did not support impeachment.
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Stage Three saw letters (here, here, here) and resolutions in both the House and Senate slamming the European Union for its policy of differentiating between Israel and settlements.
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"They are releasing new shows weekly at an alarming rate to acquire and retain subscribers, forcing other players to focus on aggressively marketing and differentiating their own offerings."
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It had warned on profit last June when it refined its strategy, saying it would focus on differentiating its businesses through innovation and services rather than on scale.
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Investors do seem to be differentiating more between countries, said Greg Saichin, head of emerging debt at Allianz, but the benchmarks still unite "the good, bad and ugly".
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This is powered by Dashlane's page analysis engine, dubbed "Semantic Engine DashIQ," which is proprietary and one of the differentiating factors compared with similar solutions from competing companies.
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May's plans present other difficulties, for example, by differentiating between manufactured goods — which would be under Europe's rule book — and services, which would have a more distant relationship.
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This is because it is a solid, which, by crowdsourced definition, disqualifies it from true sauce-hood, while also differentiating it from its purer sibling: whole cranberry sauce.
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Sometimes when reading a book I have a hard time differentiating the characters as I read because in my head I'm reading the story in the same voice.
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They were differentiating themselves from the poor, who in some cases didn't wear a second layer of clothing and in other cases couldn't afford to wash their underclothes.
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Through its eponymous Android app, Julo provides loans of about $300 to users at aggressively competitive rate of 3-5% per month — one of its key differentiating factors.
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China's largest smartphone maker is looking to sustain its momentum in international markets such as Europe while also differentiating itself from fast-growing domestic rivals through technical advances.
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In the end, eight Republicans voted for the bill, affirming what many described as the need to deal with climate change and differentiating themselves from Republicans in Washington.
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But I had long convinced myself that differentiating today's Chianti from those bottles of old was as unnecessary as reminding people that Chablis comes from Burgundy, not California.
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But, journalists John Woodrow Cox and Steven Rich argued, not differentiating between these incidents makes it hard to identify the actual problem and come up with viable solutions.
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RPI is supposed to be the NCAA's statistical formula for differentiating between teams that have played very different schedules, in order to see which team had tougher opponents.
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Wallarm then uses this profile as a baseline to measure against, rapidly differentiating malicious hacker threats from normal requests and effectively reducing the number of false positives to zero.
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It might be possible for cells to revert back to life or take some interesting path to differentiating into something new or lose differentiation altogether, such as in cancer.
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Rudd plays it all with a mix of comedy and pathos, somehow differentiating his double role, even if they're both versions -- down to their memories -- of the same dude.
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In particular, the EFF says that facial recognition technology is not as precise at differentiating individuals with darker skin tones, which could lead to a disproportionate arrest of minorities.
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In an interview with "The Economist Asks" podcast, he reflects on the moral quandaries of differentiating between synthetic and biological humans and his own on-off relationship with technology.
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Instead, the company's LIDAR is continuous, allowing it to gather data faster and more directly, which is one of the key differentiating factors for its product, the company claims.
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Chaser: And, on a third hand, the media did an awful job differentiating between the few newsworthy emails in the WikiLeaks document trove and ones with, say, risotto recipes.
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TCG's diversity of end-destinations has been a differentiating factor, with some customers now buying more "value" options, as seen with a return to growth for Turkey and Egypt.
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To drive home how rich some of the customizations are on some of these new smartwatches, Singleton walked me through how Michael Kors was differentiating their smartwatches from others.
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That all serves to make them great at playing chess or Go, at detecting if there's a car in an image, at differentiating between depictions of cats and dogs.
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Sekiro also goes even further than Bloodborne in differentiating itself from the Dark Souls trilogy, introducing entirely new types of movement and redefining the rhythm and "language" of combat.
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The companies that move quickly to build alliances around convenient and compelling charging networks will secure a long-standing asset of value and stand to capture business differentiating capability.
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"It's not only unrealistic, it is simply the wrong goal," they said, in comments aimed at differentiating the SPD from Merkel's conservatives after four years in a "grand coalition".
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"This planned transaction would give Natixis further financial firepower to invest in its differentiating asset-light business lines – primarily asset management," Chief Executive Francois Riahi said in a statement.
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On the other hand, perhaps IAC/Match really can take credit for differentiating and monetizing Tinder, taking it from a problem-plagued company to a multibillion dollar dating empire.
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Here, powerful and cost-efficient systems of record — like the mainframe — remain in your data center to fuel the mission-critical and competitively differentiating side of the IT picture.
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"Differentiating himself from the field this way will not earn Joe Biden any political points and will bring harm to women who are already most vulnerable," the group added.
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Currently, CNN has not projected a winner, but Kemp is leading Abrams with 50.3% of the vote, while Abrams has 48.8%, and less than 60,000 votes differentiating the two.
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Apple is dedicating a lot of resources on its camera as it thinks it could be an important differentiating factor with other phone manufactures and even previous iPhone models.
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To put that in perspective, Bud reported 125 million barrels in sales in 2016 The idea of differentiating between small and large, in some official capacity, is hardly new.
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Currently, the policy focuses exclusively on men who have sex with men, without differentiating high-risk and low-risk sex within that community, or the population as a whole.
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A look at the top prospects reveals plenty of intriguing candidates, though differentiating between the Appels and the Bryants can be difficult, even for the teams doing the drafting.
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Kuo previously wrote that he believes mini LED displays will be a crucial differentiating technology for Apple in its "mid-size" products, which means devices larger than the iPhone.
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For the record, the Lincoln's victory had nothing to do with the hybrid drivetrain, which ultimately didn't offer a differentiating amount of all-electric performance, nor the LA weather.
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Sáez also remarked that there are different types of political action and participation, differentiating between art and activism, the goals and intentions of Salcedo's intervention and the Peace Camp.
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WUSCHEL tells stem cells to stop differentiating into other types of cells, which is akin to tell them to divide and proliferate (because differentiated cells can no longer divide).
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The content offerings that any particular carrier can offer free of charge with no data charges, things like that, I think actually could become a really important differentiating factor.
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You might argue that being container-native may not be sufficiently differentiating to produce lasting business, and that container-native may become a subset of functionality offered by legacy vendors.
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The idea of differentiating the levels of risk attached to government bonds of different countries that banks hold in their portfolios has circulated for some time among European Union officials.
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Apple has taken a similar approach in its development of AI, differentiating itself from rivals like Google, which collects substantial amounts of user data and processes it in the cloud.
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The Lyft deal will not conflict or compete with Maven, Ammann said, as he made a point of differentiating what GM is doing with Maven from those other two efforts.
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Strikingly, participants were better at differentiating between true and false news when they were asked to evaluate accuracy than when they were asked if they would share certain news items.
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The differentiating factors of our AI-powered future will be custom, proprietary software such as Google's HDR+ camera system and intelligent call screening in the Pixel, powered by custom silicon.
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At…Read more ReadUnfortunately, for anyone considering buying a refreshed Switch to get that extra battery, differentiating between the old and new models prior to purchase may be somewhat difficult.
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The network is hoping the live audience will add a fresh twist to Kelly's program, differentiating it from the rest the Today show, which will open and close Kelly's segment.
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Twitter is unquestionably late to the game, as some web designers have been asserting for years that circular avatar photos are better at differentiating a profile photo from a post.
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The only differentiating factor in his statement, perhaps, is his mention of "preferred platforms," which is basically a dig at their audience to say that they're too lazy to read.
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There are many positive effects of more women running for the presidential nomination, including the fact that gender is no longer solely being used as the differentiating factor among candidates.
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Harris, in explaining her Medicare-for-all proposal, was deliberate in differentiating it from a Medicare-for-all bill in the U.S. Senate offered by White House rival Bernie Sanders.
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Now, 2018 is the year for putting real substance into the concept of "Trumpism," differentiating it from the Reaganism of the 1980s, or the "Compassionate Conservatism" of the Bush era.
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But Hinge, like most dating apps, is most certainly looking to make form follow function with regards to differentiating from Tinder's perceived hookup app and focusing on more serious relationships.
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They are increasingly differentiating between more labor-intensive manufacturing — tasks like stitching bluejeans and snapping together cellphone cases — and more advanced, machine-intensive pursuits that rely on automation and software.
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Some have argued that the FCC should treat all data collected by ISPs as sensitive because it is too difficult to write rules differentiating between sensitive and non-sensitive data.
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What stands as one of the clear strengths and differentiating factors of Viv as a platform is the open-armed welcoming of third-party integrations into the virtual assistant fray.
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He said that the company's success can be traced to two differentiating factors; the first is that it is charging students for the conversation with an expert, not an answer.
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The Oscars' Best Picture category can have up to 22016 nominees — there are eight in 22009 — and differentiating them from each other isn't as simple as presenting a binary choice.
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By differentiating and clearly looking for the operational performance and balancing the compensation around this one, I&aposm confident that we will not see higher attrition in 2020 versus 2019.
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Google has made a point in recent years of differentiating the Pixel by sticking with a single rear camera, yet still managing to pull off impressive tricks like portrait mode shots.
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Apple Music's original differentiating factor used to be exclusive albums from artists like Drake, but right now its main unique features are its Beats 1 radio shows and playlist line-up.
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"That's the main reason that's differentiating us when you look at our sales versus some of the others out there in the industry today," the company said on a conference call.
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I'm selling commodity, so it is whether he buys the cocoa beans or coffee beans from me or my competitor, and we all sell the same product, with no differentiating attributes.
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I think that the race to the bottom on price is not a healthy one, so I think telcos, you know, differentiating by our content offering makes a lot of sense.
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Even though it seems incredibly complicated to compete with Microsoft, Google, Apple and Dropbox, I'm glad to see that it's still possible to build an alternative product with some differentiating features.
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Then the Assistant scans the code of the apps already installed on the phone, differentiating between apps that need permissions to work properly and those using data for advertising or analytics.
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Here's a run-down of his latest forecast: Whether or not these predictions are true, the main takeaway here is that Apple faces an increasingly difficult task differentiating its tablet lineup.
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It's clear that Facebook still has much more work to do when it comes to differentiating between truly offensive sexual content and displays of art meant to celebrate the human body.
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Moreover, more "analytic" people were better at differentiating between true and false stories regardless of their political beliefs, suggesting that "lazy thinking" may be an even bigger culprit than partisan bias.
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Cook also talked about the future of the Mac desktop and Apple's differentiating factor in a more and more crowded tech sector, but I'll have more on that in a bit.
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In a shareholder letter, Joey Levin, IAC CEO and Interim Vimeo CEO, detailed Vimeo's plans to more broadly compete in this space, while also differentiating its service from existing subscription players.
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DJ Koh, head of Samsung's mobile division, tells CNBC that the company is now focused on differentiating mid-range phones ahead of flagship phones, as sales lag on higher-end models.
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Mercari, however, has had practice differentiating itself in Japan, where it came in as a rival to Yahoo Japan's Yahoo Auctions, which—like Mercari—also focuses on consumer-to-consumer transactions.
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It was, in short, a typical "tough on crime" law — increasing penalties for even low-level drug trafficking, and not differentiating if the person needed treatment for addiction rather than prison.
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"We did a tremendous amount of customer research amongst our core customer base to better understand how we should be differentiating the two lines to bring her more options," Jain explained.
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But Apple is still carefully differentiating between a desktop that will appeal to families and small businesses, and the kind of iMac iPro that creative professionals will pay top dollar for.
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When you're one among a sea of applicants who want to study at some of the top business schools in the US, it can be difficult to find a differentiating factor.
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The company's motto is "your professional bestie," as Walsh and her staff aim to get to know every couple they work with intimately, differentiating them from other companies offering similar services.
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Jerod appeared in 3 "Deadliest Catch" episodes in 2016 and was memorable for having a hard time differentiating between male and female king crabs, which drew the ire of his crewmates.
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On goals, "Little Cab aims to achieve one million rides in the next six months by entrenching and differentiating ourselves as a homegrown taxi app," said Craft Silicon CEO Kamal Budhabhatti.
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Many of them say that as marijuana legalization efforts spread, we need better ways of differentiating between people who are currently impaired from those who've consumed cannabis legally in the past.
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It was mostly accurate in differentiating people in my house, but it was also tripped up into thinking I had an intruder by a mylar balloon floating around my living room.
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The staging by Awoye Timpo, on a set by Yu-Hsuan Chen that surrounds the audience, could do a better job of ameliorating that problem by differentiating and contouring the material.
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In what appears to be something of a purposeful dark pattern, the only thing differentiating ads and search results is a small black-and-white "Ad" icon next to the former.
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The brighter areas function as a painter's highlights, creating the effect of light striking, differentiating the ridges on a goat's curling horns or picking out tiny laurel berries against dustier leaves.
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The removal of the Lightning cable, along with other differentiating updates, will boost shipments and the average selling price of the high-end iPhone models, Kuo, a top Apple analyst, wrote.
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Analysts consider Beyond Meat's strategic placement a "strong advantage" over competitors and a differentiating factor in reaching the broadest possible U.S. market which they estimate to be $100 billion by 2035.
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The ERA could have a similar effect, and prohibit women's shelters from differentiating between biological men and biological women, jeopardizing women's safety and possibly triggering emotional and mental trauma for women.
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Going forward, Apple's software could become a key differentiating factor for its hardware product, according to Stifel analyst Aaron Rakers, especially for the upcoming tenth anniversary iPhone, expected to debut in September.
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Worse, most gamers still don't have 4K TVs, and most commercials on television and the web aren't shown in 4K, making differentiating one 4K game from another an even more absurd task.
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The main feature differentiating Facebook Dating from its romantic counterparts is an events option, which lets you "unlock" nearby events and see profiles for others who have also expressed interest in attending.
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Asus also includes a headphone jack on both the Zenfone 5 and Zenfone 5 Lite, which gives it a differentiating feature from the high-end phones the company's obviously trying to emulate.
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And what I see as a trend is, this is shifting from user expectations being a long list of cool or exciting or differentiating or superfluous features, into something that's more minimal.
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"We think Netflix is best strategic fit on leading position in engagement level as well as original content, differentiating itself from pure aggregators of content," J.P. Morgan analyst Samik Chatterjee said Monday.
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The move to expand into original video came a year after Spotify began including video content on its platform as a means of differentiating itself from the competition, like Pandora or SoundCloud.
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The only way to improve at differentiating between a big-league changeup and a big-league fastball is to see an awful lot of both, and get used to reacting to them.
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Such an incoming tsunami of artificial noise might well explain why someone is already spying mileage in employing — and boasting about deploying — "real human" assistance as part of a differentiating business advantage.
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By outsourcing time-consuming and labour-intensive logistics, store owners can put their time into other more profitable and differentiating aspects of their business, such as sales and marketing, and customer experience.
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The Bezos borg says that Sanders is sharing bad info — not differentiating between full-time employees and part-timers (or those who only worked at Amazon for a short period of time).
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If you lose sight of competitive reality and focus on trivial differentiating factors — maybe you think your naan is superior because of your great-grandmother's recipe — your business is unlikely to survive.
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"I have admired Kohl's business model for years and am enthusiastic about the future the company is creating, really differentiating itself as a bright spot in retail," Besanko said in a statement.
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"We really think about the future of this brand differentiating on sustainability credentials," said Lauren King, brand director for Dasani, who noted that Dasani is growing along with the bottled water trend.
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The challenge lies in differentiating between the two, and finding ways to regulate e-cigarettes so that those who can genuinely benefit have access, while not cultivating a new generation of smokers.
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The key was differentiating between older, slower-moving lava oozing through cracks and fissures in the Earth and fresher, hotter lava that likely was being pumped up from far below the surface.
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To develop its profiling system, Cambridge conducts detailed psychological surveys — by phone and online — of tens of thousands of people, differentiating them by five traits, a model widely used by behavioral researchers.
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"I'm not sure [voters] are capable of differentiating the degree to which the candidates are true climate hawks versus faux climate hawks," George Mason University professor Edward Maibach told E&E News.
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It also highlighted the importance of differentiating between systems of oppression and those who carry it out, arguing that being complacent in the face of injustice is a conscious and condemnable choice.
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The Nazi regime began by crafting the ideal of Germans (light-skinned, blonde, blue-eyed, etc.) and differentiating them from various groups they described as degenerate (Jews, Romani, people with disabilities, etc.).
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In 2017, the Amazon Go system was reportedly still having problems with things like differentiating individual shoppers who looked vaguely similar or moved too fast, as well as things like merchandise being moved.
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Currently, I find that Lens is quite adept at differentiating between various types of flowers, but struggles at more difficult things like picking a specific car model or identifying other types of greenery.
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The aim is to create something that can stand on its own, as Cruise believes that all aspects of the self-driving experience are important to differentiating one autonomous technology provider from another.
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Why Clayton Christensen Is Wrong About Uber And Disruptive Innovation Over the next 10 years, the differentiating source of supply and value in the automotive industry will not be car parts or engines.
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In any case, Troom Troom's elusive creators are doing the right thing by differentiating themselves from the competition, according to Evan Asano, CEO and Founder of MediaKix, a social media influencer marketing agency.
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Though the Fluance Fi70 is an all-in-one speaker system, with digital/optical, AM/FM tuner, aux and Bluetooth, it's true differentiating feature from other Hi-Fi systems is its Bluetooth adapter.
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Screenshot: Replex While there are variety of similar cloud cost control startups out there, Kirchoff says his company has been purpose built for cloud native environments and that is a key differentiating factor.
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But, directly integrating WaveNet into its cloud service is arguably more significant, especially as Google tries to win cloud business away from Amazon and Microsoft, presenting its AI skills as its differentiating factor.
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"There are a number of other interesting second-generation cryptocurrencies and, before doubling down on bitcoin, I'd certainly consider a basket of strong contenders with attractive differentiating features," he told CNBC via email.
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Indeed, as Ridler noted in categorizing her own training set, neatly differentiating between various hues — white and pale pink, dark pink and red proved impossible for both the artist and for her algorithm.
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For Islam, Chaudhry said, making ritual fasting part of the religion was an intentional move to make it feel familiar to followers of older faiths, while also differentiating it with its specific traditions.
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"After lengthy discussions, we advised them on February 9 that we expected to wind down our licensing agreement since we need unique and differentiating IP for our products," Apple said in the statement.
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Apocalypse does try to give all its iconic characters some fan-friendly face time, and it takes time to insert differentiating beats like Nightcrawler's devout Catholicism, or Wolverine's emotional connection to Jean Grey.
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Since Duo isn't actually linked to your Google account, Hangouts still has a role, and its strong integration with Google's app platform (mostly Calendar and Gmail) will continue to be its differentiating strength.
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Lack of optical zoom has long been one of the bigger differentiating factors between a smartphone camera and a standalone camera; with Oppo's tech, point-and-shoot cameras might just die out completely.
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Offering more services such as MaxCompute is a way for it to get recurring revenues from its customers as well as differentiating itself against the market leaders Amazon Web Services (AWS) and Microsoft.
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The United States' stance toward the Y.P.G., including an insistence on differentiating between the group and the P.K.K., has angered Turkey, a NATO ally, which views the groups as one and the same.
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Differentiating between a voice-first UI and an assistant also brings a series of benefits for what needs to be integrated in the device, which could be helpful from a price structure perspective.
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"In many cases it's what we bring as Google...Over time, I also think the AI-based, industry specific solutions we are working on will end up being a differentiating factor as well."
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Samsung is differentiating the Galaxy S20 with near-excessive camera hardware, and it hasn't forgotten the selfie camera, which has 40 megapixels compared to a more typical eight- or 10-megapixel selfie camera.
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The artist focuses on the destruction of cultural heritage as a way to obliquely reference human losses, deliberately differentiating his sculptures from the originals by using packaging from Middle Eastern food and Arabic newspapers.
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Additionally, if Kuo is correct, angling the Note 8 around the upgraded camera could help to serve as a way of differentiating it further from the now-similarly sized Galaxy S8 and S8 Plus.
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The level of crowdsourced effort required to generate differentiating value in the Google-dominated search space has proved a stumbling block for similarly minded startups wanting to compete head to head with Mountain View.
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On the competitive front, the startup names Olapic, Curalate and BazaarVoice as playing in a similar space — though says it's differentiating by focusing on brands in the SME space vs targeting larger, enterprise players.
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"A good number, if not the majority of police officers support Trump because he supports them," the cop told me, differentiating rank-and-file officers from more political figures in management positions like Sini.
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Capitalising on its network partnerships (Credit Immobilier et Hotelier (CIH), and more recently Al Barid Bank (ABB)), and pursuing its development of innovating and differentiating products will be instrumental in the currently competitive environment.
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The olfactory genes of Asian elephants (the type involved in the new study) haven't been counted in the same way, but the animals have performed better than others in differentiating between molecularly similar odors.
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To be sure, offering only payments could limit a company&aposs growth, and makes it hard to establish what some call a "moat," or differentiating services and products that keep the competition at bay.
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But the brand still faced issues when it came to differentiating itself from competitors like Adidas and Nike, resulting in a "lack of brand clarity," according to Neil Saunders, a retail analyst and consultant.
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Service members who deploy to austere environments are warned not to grow complacent and are trained to modify their daily routines, including differentiating their patrol routes, to keep their habits unpredictable to the enemy.
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Gu said the technology does not involve facial recognition but instead associates general physical features — like clothing color, hairstyle and height — to each individual in the environment, differentiating between one person and the next.
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Not only is Insight looking for return on its investment, it also wants to see customer stickiness and what&aposs often called a "moat"— differentiating services and products that keep the competition at bay.
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Despite codesharing agreements with major airlines, Silver would sell its own tickets and operate largely as an independent airline privately owned by Victory Park, differentiating from other regionals that are beholden to major airlines.
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But the 39-unit project is one of a handful of luxury buildings from developers who are differentiating themselves by taking into account the tastes and needs of a specific subset of the population.
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The media in the land of Rupert Murdoch has traditionally taken great pride in differentiating itself from the tabloid press of Britain, which it views as grubby for its obsession with politicians' sex lives.
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Both are members of the so-called yellow economy, shops that openly support the democracy movement remaking Hong Kong as it strives to protect the freedoms differentiating the territory from the rest of China.
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Strong companies with a technological edge are unwilling to share areas of expertise where they have a competitive advantage, or where they believe it will be a key differentiating factor in future, Samuelsson said.
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For frequent Southwest fliers, adept at differentiating between the different 737 models the airline uses, the Max 8 had been a favorite as it was added to the fleet over the last few years.
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Yet the biggest differentiating factor between Samsung's software and Siri or Google Assistant is Bixby's ability to perform more manual tasks on your behalf, like lightly editing a photo or composing and sending an email.
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The Clinton campaign is differentiating workers and lobbyists in the fossil fuel industry from the companies themselves, arguing that these are simply individuals who have their own political motivations and operate independently from their employers.
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Drogon face-off in Daznak's Pit was a season highlight, but if you're having trouble differentiating it from the half-dozen other situations where Dany's dragons lit her problems on fire, there's no shame there.
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In the world of luxury cars, Tesla is priced relatively averagely: There are a lot of different cars to choose from in this segment, and having a strong differentiating factor will make a tremendous different.
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While the writing, the characters, and the world are all responsible for making Invincible great, there are other differentiating factors that make the comic stand apart from the more classic Marvel and DC superhero stories.
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This feature also proved to be an ideal visual theme for the product shoot, as well as a cool (pun intended) way of differentiating this model of iPad from the many that have gone before.
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And what that means is when you're sort of faced with a really exhausting task of differentiating every single thing, and having to decide whether it's real, you just start to stop engaging as much.
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Restoring American faith in government and developing a better way of differentiating between good and bad information in the internet age are very tall orders — big problems that don't lend themselves to obvious policy fixes.
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Instead of differentiating between examples, or offering their own additional categories, Mr Goldsmith's campaigners ground them together into a rough paste of "unanswered questions" and "extremist associations" that that they smeared all over Mr Khan.
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The first step is differentiating themselves from Republicans, and making the case for good, big government—programs like ARC that have helped the region for decades, but that Donald Trump is now threatening to axe.
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Going forward he will focus on not only on making his brand synonymous with success and results, but on differentiating his administration from the swamp and demonstrating his allegiance to this country and its people.
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It would take me a few days to figure out that we didn't have a strong, differentiating feature from the competition and that no one would pay for something they can do for free elsewhere.
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The differentiating attributes include a boxier '90s-style silhouette, bold color-blocking (there is an all-black version if you like to keep it simple), ventilated pit zips, and integrated snaps to support climbing harnesses.
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For those who study American national security decision-making, differentiating between the influence of entrenched bureaucratic forces at lower levels and high-stakes political jockeying among the president's own inner circle represents a key distinction.
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But to win the nomination, they have to find ways of differentiating themselves from one another without making it look as if they are engaging in an unedifying exercise in the narcissism of small differences.
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As the researchers wrote in Nature, the thousands of studies examining the effects of screen time and digital media have been limited by asking participants to self report, and not differentiating between their various activities.
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LAURA When I was 5 years old, I was coming up the stairs and I saw my mom standing there, singing "A Quiet Thing" a cappella, and it was such a differentiating moment for me.
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This is perhaps a more controversial take on the iPhone 11 Pro, but its feature set and the differentiating factors that separate it from the standard iPhone 11 didn't seem to scream "pro" to me.
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And the gotcha every single day on things that are differentiating people, or something they said about each other, I think it's gonna be one of the hazards that we're gonna have to deal with.
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But despite his aggressive words ahead of the debate, McAfee, like all the other candidates, stuck to the issues in a debate that was less about differentiating the candidates than it was about touting Libertarian beliefs.
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In addition, we think data visualization tools that rely on public data sets like soil maps, land satellite data or public weather data have an uphill battle differentiating their offer while competing with "me too" products.
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A differentiating feature due to arrive in a future version of its software is an integrated social platform that will allow viewers to share their favorite shows with family and friends and even watch shows together.
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"It's one of the differentiating factors we can add to Apple Music," he said, adding in its 15 months, the subscription service has grown beyond 20 million users, making it one of the fastest-growing services.
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Part of what made the site special was that it was easier, compared to other outlets, to find emerging artists — but if major label content has to be put front and center, that differentiating factor disappears.
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The administration claims "individuals who have entered the U.S. on immigrant visas are challenging to remove," hardly a credible argument for differentiating between immigrants and non-immigrants in the context of the terrorist grounds for removal.
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The Hardlight suit isn't a revolutionary product — there have been a lot of haptic suits before now — but it seems that NullSpace is differentiating itself by making its suit sweat-proof and supposedly easier for developers.
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The other differentiating factor with the Vantage is the addition of the "sax" buttons, which are side buttons located underneath where you'd rest your pointer fingers on either the bumpers or triggers of a standard controller.
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The round design entails an unfortunate compromise on the battery life front, shrinking the typical five or six days' of juice down to just two – and thereby reducing one big differentiating advantage vs the Apple Watch.
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Instead of differentiating itself by creating tons of in-store experiences that bring families into stores for more than just purchases, Toys "R" Us has largely tried to beat Amazon and Walmart at their own games.
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Once known for cheap and bland models, both Hyundai and Kia are keen to move upmarket as their cars gain traction with consumers but differentiating their brands has been and will continue to prove a challenge.
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For this story, sifting through comments and DMs became an exercise in differentiating unnecessary noise-making from productive controversy, and so below are the opinions that I think, and I hope, fall into the latter category.
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Other new additions include a "This PS4" and "PS Plus" tab, differentiating between apps and games already installed on the PS4 and apps and games you have on the PS Plus Monthly free games platform, respectively.
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"If you look at most of the state of the art computer vision models, they are really built specifically for the task of differentiating hundreds of different objects and the objects are very large," Ziomek said.
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The Note 7's specs are largely the same as the S7 series Since the specs are largely the same between the Note 7 and the S7 series, Samsung is differentiating its larger flagship with features.
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"TGT's strategy of differentiating itself from AMZN and WMT through offering immediate access to food/HPC [household and personal care] and having a differentiated mix skewing to fresh/natural/organic has effectively been muted," she wrote.
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However, card benefits are a truly differentiating factor and the right combination of benefits can make the difference between being the card at the top of my wallet and a card I am calling to cancel.
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Mailey said the company realized from Jonah's insights that it needed to be more narrowly focused in recruitment letters, differentiating between divisions like software engineers and product managers instead of sending email blasts for all engineers.
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A competitor to Dish's Sling TV, and soon, Hulu's live TV service, as well as AT&T's DirecTV Now, Vue has been focused on promoting its feature set and user experience as its biggest differentiating factors.
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Last week, moderate Republicans, including Arnold Schwarzenegger, the former governor, announced they were creating an organization intended to try to save the state party, in part by differentiating it on issues like immigration and climate change.
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Apple is predominantly a high-end hardware business that caters to an increasingly privacy-conscious consumer base, and thinks that security will be a differentiating factor when people choose which smartphones, tablets and laptops to buy.
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However, when we looked at the video in its archived state, the tag did not appear and there was no discernible way of differentiating it from a normal Periscope video (other than the accompanying text message).
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For another, they're capable of differentiating between the designated leader—often a broad-shouldered white guy with a power tie and a corner office—and the actual, "emergent" leaders around whom, at particular moments, events coalesce.
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"The distinction between 'my' zodiac sign or generation and 'their' sign or generation gives people an opportunity to identify with a group while differentiating themselves from others," Rudolph and some colleagues argue in a recent paper.
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The Fashion destination, which will go live after the redesign, will feature seasonal stories along with more editorial imagery as a means of differentiating the experience of buying a new outfit from buying groceries and household items.
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The sources said that while IBM's technology allowed for the creation of a harmonized IT platform, it was also available to all retailers and therefore hardly a differentiating factor in what has become a highly competitive market.
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X-Rite even claims that cismen tend to have more difficulty differentiating colors than ciswomen, with one out of every 255 women and one out of every 12 men having some kind of deficiency in color perception.
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Melbourne ranked first, Vienna was second and Vancouver third, with Toronto, Calgary, Adelaide and Perth rounding up the top seven, though the scores differentiating the quality of life in the top 15 to 20 cities were marginal.
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Without such a system, employers would have no way of differentiating between an EU citizen who arrived before Brexit day, and therefore would have the right to work, and one who arrived after the cut-off date.
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Further, the researchers found that participation in a zero-rating plan would require companies like Spotify to take specific steps to aid the ISPs in differentiating between Spotify traffic and all other traffic attributed to the user.
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She makes an excellent argument for the value of feminism as an analytical lens: It is not a way to show respect or fill out the historical record, but a critical means of differentiating truth from falsehood.
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Indeed, the father of digital computing Alan Turing's famous paper on machine intelligence, in which he outlined a test for differentiating a human from an artificial intelligence, was first published in Mind , a leading journal of philosophy.
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Although Forest Hills Drive, 4 Your Eyez Only, and KOD brought the rapper great success, his sermonizing messages and lyrics actively differentiating himself from this generation's "mumble rappers" has made him one of rap's most polarizing figures.
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The Cleveland Clinic said in a press release that there is less risk when transplanting a uterus from a deceased donor, differentiating their clinical trial from similar research being conducted in the US.Visit INSIDER's homepage for more.
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The differentiating factor here is that Facebook Stories' Direct option is meant to be more of a one-off sharing feature, where Moments is about creating albums that can stick around for a longer period of time.
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And if the company can pull off actually serving up genuine companionship that turns to love through an app, consistently, then that differentiating factor may be strong enough to give Tinder a real run for its money.
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Cendrars was also one of the few, and possibly the first poet of his generation, who believed in differentiating the poetic flow of reason for the benefit of spontaneity and discovery during the creation of the poem.
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They say their differentiating factors are that, at the product level, their products "have no adverse effects as opposed to conventional pain killers," while they say the ingredients are organic and contain no synthetics, petroleum, GMOs etc.
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"We don't own any Venezuela debt and I think differentiating between the sovereign and PDVSA bonds is like rearranging the deck chairs on the Titanic," said James Barrineau, co-head of emerging market debt at Schroders Investment.
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Differentiating a Store Of Value and a Security The IRS currently treats Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies as property for federal tax purposes, but as these digital currencies develop more advanced features, this definition may require re-evaluation.
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Bankers and investors said the IPO was well supported because family-owned Knorr is viewed as an industry leader with a history of consistent profitability, differentiating it from other recent debutants that are trading below their offer price.
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One of the main differentiating factors of the Home Hub (now called the Nest Hub) was its lack of camera, something that positioned it better for privacy-conscious users wary to place a Google device on their nightstand.
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In a filing to the Shenzhen stock exchange after the market close, ZTE said outgoing chairman Zhao Xianming had resigned from the post "in order to improve the company's management by differentiating the role of chairman and president".
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Maven has also branched out into all-in rentals for service economy workers via its Maven Gig program, and now it looks like it could be further differentiating its growing mobility business with these peer-to-peer rentals.
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Instead of thinking of the iPad as "a bigger iPhone" running more or less the same version of iOS, Apple has been differentiating the iPad, and the iPhone with iOS 9 and the iPad Pro and its accessories.
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Bankers and investors said the float was well supported because family-owned Knorr is viewed as an industry leader with a history of consistent profitability, differentiating it from other recent debutantes that are trading below their offer price.
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The art style's courtesy of Studio Ghibli, the animation house Miyazaki co-founded, also go a long way in differentiating each classic and pegging them to the evolving toolset animators have used since his first film in 1979.
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Game broadcasting will be a big part of the Windows 10 creators update, the company says, and Microsoft appears to be differentiating itself from services like Twitch through a streamlined setup and the addition of more interactive features.
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As development proceeds, these embryonic (and later fetal) stem cells become more specialized, differentiating into the precursors of various cell lineages, which in turn give rise to more mature cells: blood cells, nerve cells, muscle cells, intestinal cells.
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To me, the differentiating characteristic is if your focus is on entrepreneurship, as opposed to the entrepreneur itself, you recognize that people need to see other people like themselves engaged in the entrepreneurial process that Chris was describing.
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"The rand seems to be escaping the contagion implications, suggesting the market is still differentiating between TRY and other high yield FX, given expansionary monetary policy in key developed markets," traders at ETM Analytics said in a note.
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Though, with just a 0.1-inch difference in screen size, Samsung may have a tough time differentiating the perennial favorite device from the new Plus addition to the Galaxy line — beyond the inclusion of the S-Pen, of course.
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But the shift felt like it had no real impetus other than to affirm her musical authenticity and emphasize the power of her voice through high-culture traditions, perhaps in hopes of differentiating her from the teen pop pack.
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That would indeed be a differentiating point for Dyson with its offering, and probably the best chance it has at delivering a product that can woo consumers away from electric offerings from traditional carmakers and the likes of Tesla.
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Samsung has successfully competed with Apple in high-end hardware, but because there are so many high-quality Chinese-made smartphones at affordable prices, Samsung, as analyst Ian Fogg previously told VICE News, needs to focus on differentiating itself.
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The spokeswoman described B-Secur's algorithms' ability to discern "a number of wellbeing metrics" — such as whether a user is tired, stressed or even under the influence of drink or drugs — as a differentiating feature for its biometric tech.
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Life in a post-ISIS town: Shaving, haircuts and cigarettes Officials have warned that entering the city proper will likely trigger the fiercest fighting seen yet in the offensive, and with it a major challenge -- differentiating fighters from civilians.
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However, moving forward, differentiating the experience of a smartwatch from the smartphone will be key and we're starting to see early signs of this as cellular integration is rising and as the commercial audience begins to pilot these devices.
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While it has benefited from a series of public relations and operational stumbles at its main competitor Uber, Lyft is "deftly maximizing the benefits by aggressively differentiating its brand/mission around socially-conscious values and corporate responsibility," White said.
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Martin Blessing, the chief executive of Commerzbank, said that current services including telephone and internet banking could be sped up, which would reduce the differentiating factor between new and traditional players, making branches a key part of winning customers.
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Vehicle design has grown in importance as a differentiating factor for traditional carmakers who are increasingly under threat from start-up brands, and as stricter pollution rules make it harder to push engine horsepower as a key selling point.
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And, indeed, other conversational UIs out in the wild delivering a similarly chatty experience on the customer end, though Landbot's claim is it's differentiating in the market behind the scenes, with easy to use, 'no coding necessary' customization tools.
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Fed officials have characterized it as a "technical move" meant to shore up money markets, differentiating it from the bond purchases made during the crisis, which were meant to bring down long-term interest rates and boost the economy.
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The change, which looks like it's a change on Twitter's end that does not require an update, is to the threading feature in the Twitter timeline, which currently does a poor job of differentiating between standard tweets and replies.
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Fed officials have characterized it as a "technical move" meant to shore up money markets, differentiating it from the bond purchases made during the crisis, which were meant to bring down long-term interest rates and boost the economy.
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T. carnifex was also built like a Mack Truck, differentiating it from the sleek big cats that it's nicknamed for (the marsupial lion was not a close relative of lions, but was about the same size as modern lionesses).
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Cells can secrete molecules that repel cells of the same type but have no effect on other types; probably, during embryonic development, each cone cell signals that it is differentiating as a certain type, preventing neighboring cells from doing the same.
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One of the challenges for LIGO was isolating the—let's just say very very very faint—waves of noise from black holes, differentiating it from the sound of cars, or people's voices, or even the flicker of a burning candle.
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And as I talk to CIOs, I say, 'My job is every one of your engineers that's looking down the stack at infrastructure, I want to enable you to have them look up to the application and business differentiating services.
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I'm not arguing that machine learning is a panacea any more than I would argue that all OLED displays are awesome (some are terrible): it's just the basis on which some of the key differentiating features are now being built.
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One of the lead authors, Wenhua Lu, an assistant professor of childhood studies at Rutgers University, observed that their symptoms followed a two-category model suggesting they may "have trouble differentiating" feelings of sadness from physical symptoms and interpersonal conflicts.
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" —Dottie Herman, CEO of Douglas Elliman, a real estate brokerage empire with more than $27 billion in annual sales; connect with Dottie on Facebook and Instagram "Differentiating between the week and the weekend is part of the problem with this conversation.
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Crux's platform processes the data for financial firms, including banks, hedge funds, private equity groups and insurers, so they can focus resources on carrying out more differentiating tasks such as building artificial intelligence algorithms to extract value from the information.
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When you first pick up a Lagoon pair that's already on, the left ear cup will glow blue and the right one will glow red because that's when you'll want help differentiating between the symmetrical left and right ear cups.
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Given the incremental upgrades between the Galaxy S8 and S9, Samsung needs the new Note to be seen as more than just an Galaxy S9+ with a stylus, and differentiating with its battery size is one way to achieve that vision.
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Campaign veterans who spoke with CNN said their advice to the lower-polling candidates is this: Go in with a short list of clear goals, fight for speaking time and try to walk the fine line between differentiating and damaging yourself.
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Anti-gay hate crimes, like violence against women (Mateen also reportedly beat his ex-wife), are tied closely to rigid and hierarchical ideas about masculinity that depend on differentiating "real" men from women as well as gay and bisexual men.
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Perhaps one or more of those mutations might eventually cause the cells to get stuck in their more fetal repair mode, preventing them from differentiating back into their specialized identities and leading to the out-of-control proliferation characteristic of tumors.
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While Hater's focus is on dislikes, it's not the only dating app trying to suss out more information about its users' personalities as a means of differentiating itself from the hot-or-not, photo-driven apps like Tinder and Bumble.
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And really, for ZTE, it's just a way of differentiating its new handset from its flagship, which, for the record is only just slightly larger at 5.5-inches, which was announced about a month or so before the Axon 7 Mini.
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The researchers, including scientists from The New York Stem Cell Foundation Research Institute, found the haploid stem cells capable of differentiating into many other cell types, such as nerve, heart, and pancreatic cells, while retaining a single set of chromosomes.
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The people of Goldman Sachs have always been our most differentiating strength When we've had tough days (or a crisis or two), I could count on you to bear down, help our clients and focus on solutions and getting better.
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")pal Israeli-British chef and cookbook author Yotam Ottolenghi has written about the difficulty in differentiating between the varieties of couscous, calling them "variations on the theme of very little (or quite little) round (or pretty much round) balls of pasta.
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At Tuesday's briefing, the lawmakers said, intelligence community officials weren't explicit about Russia preferring any particular candidate, describing the evidence as inconclusive and differentiating between Russia's intentions and Putin's, which prompted Pelosi to wonder about why they drew the distinction.
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Her costumes for Mud were unexceptional, perhaps overdone in the case of Henry whose spiffy jacket and tie seemed to go too far in differentiating him, since he appears to be more or less as broke as Lloyd and Mae.
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"JCPenney is a mainstay in American retailing, and I'm proud to have the opportunity to sustain its rich legacy alongside a group of dedicated associates committed to differentiating the Company from its traditional competitors," Davis said in the press release.
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In archive differentiating between my ugly selfie, happy photo of the nationals winning the world series and a moment and I do actually want to... Or maybe I would want to see that one again, but probably not that version.
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"Overall, we believe Target's strategic transformation initiatives—price investment in everyday items, differentiating merchandising with new private brands, remodeling stores, and investing in digital and delivery, including Shipt—are resonating with consumers," Telsey Advisory Group wrote in a note to investors.
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NYC case As Trump has continually defied the Democratic-led US House of Representatives, he has simultaneously sought greater influence in the Third Branch, including through "us versus them" tweets differentiating between his judicial appointees and those of Democratic presidents.
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Booker's focus was an overture to the coalition of young, diverse voters that twice elected former Democratic President Barack Obama, while also differentiating his style from that of the first black U.S. president, who rarely discussed race during his campaign.
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But in choosing such an intimate focus — as a means of differentiating The War from the literally hundreds of other World War II documentaries — Burns failed to leave room for the voices of anyone from other nations, not even American allies.
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But a more widespread branded package ban could remove the pricing power of large tobacco companies in more markets as the absence of brand identity will prevent the next generations of smokers from differentiating products by brand appeal, variant or pack size.
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Instead of focusing on text-based on emoji-based conversations, we give you friends' full face and range of emotions…we think that's pretty unique and differentiating feature that allows you to really recreate the experience of being together while you're apart.
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But those same appeals can sometimes seem so calm as to lack urgency, and he has sometimes purposely avoided opportunities to specify exactly what, or whom, it is from which he is differentiating himself since he rarely mentions his opponents by name.
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It would not be unusual for Cupertino to reduce the price of an older gen device as it launches a new version so that differentiating price margin between the Apple Watch and the rest of the smartwatch field may well shrink further.
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Pew's research also found various digital divides persisting within the surveyed countries, related to age, education, income and in some cases gender still differentiating who uses the Internet and who does not; and who is active on social media and who is inactive.
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When it comes to differentiating a hardware startup that isn't relying on its own hardware advances, there are definitely risks that another deep-pocketed player can replicate what they've done, though RealWear certainly isn't short on investor cash for the time being.
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I would say we see very good what we call organic growth, which is the growth that the constant currency and driven by about 1% growth in developed markets, but over 8% growth in our emerging markets and that's obviously our differentiating factor.
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"We have to do more to get treatment into the hands of that teenager's classmates," he said, referencing countries like Portugal that have decriminalized opioid use for personal use, differentiating dealers and suppliers who are engaged in a "criminal enterprise" from individual users.
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Now, other experts who have been studying cells throughout the body capable of de-differentiating during regeneration or cancer can return to their data, this time with the express goal of uncovering whether a more fetal state was invoked to facilitate the process.
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"If we take the good part and offer those services fast enough then the service differential will be limited, and our ability to service people in branches will be a differentiating factor," Blessing said, during the same panel discussion with Tandem's Knox.
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The Merlon Intelligence platform should help banks to keep costs down in what is typically a non-differentiating area in which it is expensive to develop or maintain their own FI tools but where nonetheless banks have to meet minimum regulatory standards.
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So I'm not convinced you're supposed to think she has a little notebook of Things I Have Foretold Will Happen To Me. It could be she only catches glimpses once in a while, and has a hard time differentiating them from dreams.
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The extreme policies of the "green new deal" present an opportunity for Republicans to discuss climate change in a realistic way and to acknowledge an issue most voters believe is real—all while differentiating ourselves from the far left and climate deniers.
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Voxer's differentiating voice messaging feature is called 'Live-messaging' which enables users to stream media live but also store it simultaneously — allowing users to listen to an audio message as it's coming in while also having it saved for referring back to later.
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But a year later, the site has morphed into a thriving bazaar of used goods with a surprisingly healthy amount of both buyers and sellers — as well as a differentiating trust factor because Facebook profiles back up each party in a transaction.
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It's a great model for keeping the cannabis industry local and keeping it diversified and allowing those rural economies to be protected with that designation of origin because you're differentiating that product from a generic product produced by the Big Marijuana giants.
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In essence, "The Fix" uses the "trial of the century" as a come-on, and a means of differentiating this latest serialized mystery from recent ABC series (see "Secrets and Lies" and "Ten Days in the Valley") cut from a similar cloth.
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In its front-page article on Monday rebutting Trump's wiretapping claims, the Times spent three paragraphs differentiating its reporting on investigations into the Trump-Russia connections from the Trump administration's claims that his campaign may have been the subject of illegal wiretapping.
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If there were a recession, "Podemos could have every interest in showing a differentiating factor, to convince the electorate that whatever frustration builds up should not be attributable to them," said Ignacio Jurado, a politics professor at Carlos III University in Madrid.
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Because of these artificial ways of sustaining life, differentiating death from life sometimes falls outside of the boundaries of science, according to Robert Veatch, professor emeritus of medical ethics at Georgetown University and the senior research scholar at the Kennedy Institute of Ethics.
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With the rise of Vox and with PP veering to the right and the Socialists campaigning on a progressive stance, the parties are differentiating themselves on issues ranging from women's rights to the removal of former dictator Francisco Franco's remains from a grand mausoleum.
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Schneider was quick to point out, though, that when it comes to differentiating between public colleges, private for-profits, and private nonprofits—which are often sitting atop massive dollar endowments and continually raising tuitions—she doesn't see a distinction in the nature of the scam.
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So when we look at whether there's still a place for media-streaming startups, the answer is complex — given current market saturation, new media-streaming startups may have a hard time differentiating themselves enough to keep up without some kind of bigger corporate buy-in.
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And of course "scientific racism" of this kind would be appropriated by the Nazis in the 20th century (even though many Victorian thinkers believed Jewish people to be superior), which is symptomatic of the extreme political pliability of the "medical" model of differentiating race.
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And it's not just the heavy stuff, like a discussion on the fine line between assimilation and self-preservation, but it's also the lighter things: differentiating between "Rashida Jones biracial" and "Tracee Ellis Ross biracial" or casually mentioning an oft-forgotten moment in Brandy's history.
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With the idea of eventually differentiating among exoplanets, Christopher Shallue, senior software engineer at Google AI in California, and Andrew Vanderburg, astronomer and NASA Sagan postdoctoral fellow at the University of Texas, Austin, trained a computer how to differentiate between images of cats and dogs.
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"The general public is not very good at differentiating truth from rumor related to disasters," Dr. Jun Zhuang, an associate professor at the University at Buffalo who received federal funding to study speculation after Hurricanes Harvey and Irma, wrote in a summary of his findings.
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Bernie SandersBernie SandersWarren to protest with striking Chicago teachers Sanders: 'Outrageous' to suggest Gabbard 'is a foreign asset' Democratic strategist: Sanders seeking distance from Warren could 'backfire' MORE (I-Vt.) to be careful about how he goes about differentiating himself from progressive 2020 rival Sen.
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In the first few debates, the moderators approached the task of differentiating the candidates' health care platforms with narrow goals in mind: challenge the Medicare for All proponents on the prospect of private insurance being eliminated or on whether middle-class taxes would go up.
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Then, in turn, researchers at the liberal think tank the Roosevelt Institute, Marshall Steinbaum and Adil Abdela, (which Stoller had previously worked for), responded by saying that while differentiating between industries and antitrust markets is valid, it is inaccurate to dismiss industry concentration as irrelevant.
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And actually differentiating between who's a drug dealer and who's using drugs is surprisingly difficult — because these lines often blur as, for example, people with addiction sell some of their drugs to make ends meet or share with their friends when they use together.
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The thinking is that having more exclusivity and ownership of what is provided on its own video and music services could be a way of differentiating them from the rest of the digital media pack, and potentially making them more attractive for consumers to pay to use.
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While the original announcement and this newest release stress the reason for the "Dixie cup" change as increased uniformity, the move could also be seen as reflective of a more inclusive, unbiased military — one that might be easing away from differentiating across gender, religious or sexuality lines.
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We discussed why Digg has struggled in recent years to live up to market predictions for the product; how Digg is evolving and differentiating itself in the highly crowded content market and how content creators can evolve in a world of the ever disappearing ad dollar.
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"Across Europe nationalists began openly referring to themselves as 'national' socialists to make clear their commitment to ending the insecurities, injustices, and instabilities that capitalism brought in its wake, while clearly differentiating themselves from their competitors on the left," she writes in The Primacy of Politics.
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Jacob and Pharrell, on the other hand, chose subtler means of differentiating their looks, with the young Room star pairing his tux with some very snazzy Star Wars-themed socks, while the consummate fashion plate musician nonchalantly cuffed his trousers and rocked his loafers sans socks.
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Lock says that Fleet GDS will allow Fleet to continue differentiating from other startups using tech to solve logistics challenges (such as Freightos, Flexport and Haven) because it enables importers, exporters and freight forwarders to communicate directly with the service providers that are currently handling their cargo.
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Meteorite with layer of fusion crust / Image courtesy of North Carolina's Museum of Natural Sciences Meteorite with layer of fusion crust / Image courtesy of North Carolina's Museum of Natural Sciences Ultimately, however, definitively differentiating a meteorite from an Earth rock requires knowledge of the rock's age and composition.
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What I think is really differentiating us and, also, I think it's changing the whole composition of the markets: we're seeing in the wealth and retail side, investors move away from stock picking, moving away from buying a product to working on models and really now portfolio composition.
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While Target spokesperson Molly Snyder tells PEOPLE there wasn't a "defining, specific moment" when they decided to initiate the change, a June Tweet from user Abi Bechtel of a sign differentiating between "Building Sets" and "Girls' Building Sets" brought the discussion of gendered signs to a boiling point.
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In any case the governing parties have agreed to take stock after just two years; a natural point for the reluctant and electorally battered Social Democrats (SPD) to start differentiating themselves more aggressively than last time and for the Christian Democrats (CDU) to start lining up a new leader.
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"With this research, we looked at how everyday behavior data, such as those captured by iPhones, Apple Watches, and Beddit sleep monitors, may be effective in differentiating between individuals with mild cognitive impairment and early Alzheimer's disease, and those without symptoms," Evidation co-founder Christine Lemke told CNBC.
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Some in the media had Szpilka winning the fight up until the tumultuous ninth round and the CompuBox stats showed there was little differentiating the two fighters, though it later turned out the judges had Wilder edging the fight on the scorecards, leading 78-74, 78-74, 77-75.
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In addition, the new EasilyDo Mail app offers several unique features aimed at differentiating its app from other alternative mail clients on iOS, including tools to detect and prevent email tracking, ways to quickly unsubscribe from newsletters and automated mailings, email snoozing, and faster search, to name a few.
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Instead of making its streaming video feature, called Zhihu Live, open to all users, it is available only to experts and organizations, differentiating it from other streaming apps like Douyin, the domestic version of TikTok (ByteDance is an investor in Zhihu but did not participate in this round).
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"We prefer this to booking through local tour offices, because it helps us plan our trip ahead of time, and the unbiased reviews and pictures are super helpful in differentiating between two similar experiences, whereas that's harder to do when booking with local tour offices," said Ms. Gadagkar.
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The album's style of folk farce foreshadows the self-conscious stylings of crossover stars like Sufjan Stevens, The Decemberists, and Father John Misty—music that is both winking and shockingly serious, levity paired with searing social commentary and blended into a cocktail that makes the differentiating line indecipherable.
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In my article about Need for Speed: Payback yesterday, I wrote about how, when I play racing games, I'm always focused on how the game I'm playing is differentiating itself from other games in genre: When I was growing up, I struggled with a lot of racing games.
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If last year's Note 9 had the problem of not differentiating itself from the previous year's Note 8, this year's Note 10 lineup looks to have the issue of not doing enough to stand out from the other six — yes, six — Galaxy flagships that Samsung has announced in 2019.
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Food delivered on-demand makes up the majority of Glovo's orders per market but its app also touts being able to deliver 'anything' — from groceries to pharmaceuticals to the house keys you left at home — which it claims as a differentiating factor vs rival food-delivery-only apps.
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Strong Online Presence: Ocado's dedicated online presence reflected in its unique end-to-end operating solution for online grocery retail based on proprietary intellectual property and technology - and the lack of costs associated with running a brick-and-mortar store network - is a key differentiating factor from competitors.
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"In addition to all the reasons why people don't like Corbyn, the reason why Labour is not winning is because they're not differentiating themselves in a clear way on the key issue from Conservatives," Abraham Newman, a professor at the Georgetown University School of Foreign Service, told me.
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When it comes to differentiating between stories that are more so about gay rumors as opposed to stories that are about a bigger, more newsworthy narrative — like abusive or aggressive behavior — Trotter said that, in Spacey's case, he wouldn't have gotten tips about the latter without first publishing the former.
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As well as its privacy and security focus, and a full suite of multimedia sharing options, Wire has put effort on differentiating via design — with a minimalist, clean look and feel to its interface that sets it apart from the message bubble pictorial trope used in many a mobile messaging app.
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In particular, the researchers found that certain stem cells (cells which can be coaxed into differentiating into more specialised cells that carry out specific functions) survived on the scaffold for much longer, without losing their properties, than would have been the case if they had been grown in a Petri dish.
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And those cells are capable of differentiating themselves into neural cells or liver cells or cardiac cells, and those are very disease relevant because they represent human biology; you can take those cells now from patients and from healthy people and see if there are differences in how they appear.
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The new phone is rumored to have a few differentiating features — like a much larger camera bump to accommodate a third lens, and a new mute switch — but for the most part, it sounds like this phone will be like a refined version of the past two years of iPhone.
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Despite all the attention around the U.S. presidential campaign (and Donald Trump's Twitter account) ad revenue seemed to stall at the end of 2016 — an issue that CEO Jack Dorsey addressed in the most recent earnings call, when he said, "2017 will be about simplifying and differentiating our revenue products."
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The blended Scotches of yore seem like such an afterthought that it's a bit of a surprise to learn that they still vastly outsell single malts, though their proportion of the Scotch market has dwindled since 1990, the first year for which statistics differentiating between single malts and blends are available.
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In "The Joy of Reading Between Agnes Martin's Lines," Holland Cotter writes about the visual exercise of differentiating color and value in her work: View her paintings from several feet away, and their surfaces — whitish, pinkish, grayish, brownish — look hazily blank, as if they needed a dusting or a buffing.
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One result is an election campaign that has been more snide than substantive and that, in the name of differentiating two candidates who aren't distinguishable enough, harps on supposedly deep social and political divisions — "this great disconnect," as one candidate for vice president put it — that may not really exist.
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Bell's balancing of the terms "abstraction" and "materials" is significant — especially with regard to the works from 1978 on display here — by differentiating the absolute thingness of these paintings from the allusions to the observational world that you find even in something as densely materialist as Richard Serra's black oil-stick drawings.
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The show's biggest differentiating features are its larger display, which is still way too small for anything substantial, and its speakers, which are fine, but nothing compared to the wide array of dedicated speakers you can connect to the Spot via Bluetooth or its line-in port (the Show is Bluetooth only).
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"One of the key skills that people need to develop as part of their financial lives is prioritization and making trade-offs: differentiating what kinds of things are important, what kinds of things are less important and how do I manage my money in a way that reflects those values," he said.
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What I see happening in that space is that women are stepping forward and being more vocal than I have seen women since the 1970s, and feeling much more open about exhibiting their feminism and calling out for recognition of differentiating treatment based on gender, and really pushing that conversation to the forefront.
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In addition to being a differentiating and attractive feature for potential smart speaker buyers — something that could have them opt for an Echo over a Google Home device or Apple HomePod, for example — the service also offers Amazon a new way to monetize its large and growing installed base of Echo speakers.
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He spoke knowledgeably on the issue and called for specific actions, including additional funding for the technology, fostering public-private sector relationships, looking into the pipeline for victims, including working with the foster care system and the mental health system, and differentiating solution sets for sex trafficking and labor trafficking with enforcement and legislation initiatives.
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Bernard (and Arnold)'s relationship with Dolores was framed like a twist, but in going back to their earlier conversations, we won't be looking for clues differentiating Arnold's approach from Bernard's; we'll be watching the only human at Delos with empathy for his creations, and seeing how that relationship changed the course of Dolores's life.
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Today, the battlefield has changed, and the United States finds itself immersed in a new type of war, one best described as dynamically confusing, where the enemy plays by a different set of rules — rules that, among other things, include hiding among civilians, making differentiating between civilian versus combatant and friend versus foe extremely difficult.
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"Although there are fewer locations and markets that would be able to support the new Starbucks 'marketplace,' this new concept evolution will make it more challenging for competitors like Panera Bread and Corner Bakery to fight for share of the bakery cafe segment while differentiating further from quick-service giant Dunkin Donuts, " Tristano said.
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It would seem, therefore, that AT&T's CEO Randall Stephenson clearly views access to content (just as the CEOs of Comcast and Verizon have similarly found with their respective recent content acquisitions) as an excellent way of differentiating his company from his competitors and thus a source of new business to drive further network investment.
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The ESADE Executive MBA at Ramon Llull University&aposs ESADE Business SchoolESADE&aposs Executive MBA program, ranked No. 17 globally by the QS "World University Rankings," identifies its learning model as a differentiating factor, which features a range of teaching tools, from real-life case studies and simulations to speed meeting and executive forums.
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The authors of 2017 SAGE Open journal review of literature on burnout, Linda and Torsten Heinemann, say that differentiating between depression and burnout has been a major obstacle for researchers wanting to consider burnout a diagnosable disease, CNN reports Psychotherapist Lissette LaRue adds that if more companies and organizations acknowledge burnout, it's more likely people will treat it.
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But the real key here is that Amazon has spent more than a decade — since at least the creation of Amazon Prime in 2005 — differentiating itself not just through the pricing advantage it sometimes had over traditional retailers, but by focusing on becoming the most convenient place for consumers to shop for an increasing variety of products.
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The standard thing to say, in differentiating our post-Starbucks civilization from the vanished café civilization, is that, where in the classic cafés the point was to interact with your fellows, the point of spending a day working in a Starbucks, or in its cuter and more local-seeming rivals, is never to interact with your fellows.
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Because I had trouble differentiating fantasy from reality, I endlessly ruminated over what would happen if I, a seven-year-old girl living in a tiny town in New England in the 1990s, ever met Laurie, a 17-year-old orphan living in a slightly larger town in New England in the 1860s, in real life.
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Furthermore — and I know that this might be controversial — if you know that a scholar is receiving abuse for an argument, and you want to critique that argument in good faith, I believe that the onus is on you to start off your critique by denouncing the abuse and differentiating your approach from that of the harassers.
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Other research has found that older Americans have a poor or inaccurate grasp of how algorithms play a role in selecting what information is shown to them on social media, are worse than younger people at differentiating between reported news and opinion, and are less likely to register the brand of a news site they consume information from.
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While spending a good deal of time differentiating his company from Amazon, eBay CEO Devin Wenig talked in detail about eBay's amazing work to improve the shopping experience, and to eliminate fraud by using AI. Wenig characterized the use of AI as the way the company will deliver a highly personalized eBay — one that is curated and relevant.
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