Casper disrupting the mattress industry Casper disrupting the mattress industry Finally, how you're disrupting matters.
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This wasn't Gaga disrupting Vegas, it was Vegas disrupting Gaga.
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If cryptocurrency is disrupting finance, then powerful computer chips known as ASICs are disrupting cryptocurrency.
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Disrupting this convention, disrupting this gaze, allows us to see a different set of possibilities for the female head.
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It turns out that new tech platforms are not only disrupting industries, but also disrupting the hard-won gains of racial equality.
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Amazon is not just disrupting industries, it is single-handedly disrupting the whole economy, according to Elevation Partners co-founder Roger McNamee.
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"If you're loading a webpage and an autoplaying sound pops up, it's not disrupting your office mates but it's disrupting whatever other listening you're doing," Harper said.
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The attack forced the facility to shut down for 30 hours after disrupting camera and physical access control systems, along with disrupting the entire corporate IT network at the facility.
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Whether its healthcare, whether it's finance, whether it's Lemonade with disrupting insurance, whether its Compass disrupting mortgages, home sales through your real-estate broker, Katerra which is disrupting construction, Auto1 where anybody in any size location, small town, big town can sell their used cars to 40k used car dealers across Europe.
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Go deeper ... AOC, Beto: The 7 letters disrupting politics
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A great book for the disrupting — and the disrupted.
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He writes about technology and ideas that are disrupting industries.
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That ends up disrupting weather patterns all around the world.
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That company disrupting venture capital just raised more venture capital.
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Airbnb wants to be more like the hotels it's disrupting.
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Digital revolutions have a way of #disrupting no matter what.
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They were a nuisance clogging our sidewalks and disrupting traffic.
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At its best Pop América, however, verges on disrupting borders.
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Needham said Luckin is "disrupting" the coffee industry in China.
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The filing makes it clear that Trump is disrupting business.
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It wants to avoid the own goal of disrupting itself.
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Highways were either damaged or inundated, disrupting transport, police said.
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That crimped consumption, affecting many consumers and disrupting many businesses.
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I never thought to ask: who is disrupting the surfboard?
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The Petya virus was blamed for disrupting systems in 2016.
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On Friday, the heat was seriously disrupting travel across Britain.
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We've spent countless hours tracking and disrupting real terrorist threats.
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Disrupting finance, though, turned out to be harder than promised.
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" He added that "Hillary is the one disrupting my rallies.
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Our campaign had nothing to do with disrupting his meeting.
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She isn't perfect, disrupting the quiet, but it is liberating.
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UnitedHealth has been disrupting the industry for a long time.
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It started intruding on and disrupting my sense of reality.
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I'm not saying everyone should be disrupting politicians in restaurants.
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At this point, streaming is more than just disrupting Hollywood.
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The main constant: the president disrupting his best laid plans.
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But disrupting our Twitter echo chambers will most likely backfire.
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It is not optimized, or "disrupting," or any of that.
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Ships on protracted cruises are disrupting their normal operating rhythm.
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And she's done it without severely disrupting her star image.
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Moreover, it is disrupting almost every industry in every country.
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The epidemic is disrupting life and business across the globe.
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Those intent on disrupting it steadfastly refused to do so.
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Days before its arrival, Florence was already disrupting commercial operations.
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"I would expect that whoever was working in the internet shipping department and a small staff would be able to fulfill those orders without disrupting the kitchen and disrupting the retail store," says Lemonis.
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Wouldn't you feel at least a little bad about disrupting it?
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Amazon has been disrupting retail ever since it only sold books.
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And speaking of disrupting, we've done a bit of that ourselves.
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Ending DACA means disrupting the lives of almost a million people.
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Police crackdowns will prevent civil unrest from seriously disrupting the celebration.
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This had the effect of disrupting the core of the hurricane.
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America's options for disrupting Russian aircraft sales to Syria are hazy.
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The review comes amid an already disrupting year for L Brands.
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Instead, it's disrupting the gasoline-reliant ground and air vehicle market.
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It may also be disrupting weather patterns across the Northern Hemisphere.
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Her site's mission, "Beautifully disrupting the status quo," matches her own.
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Anything disrupting the wireless signals in that space will be detected.
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And third, the internet is disrupting death as it has life.
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"The digital wave is disrupting industry one after another," said Peres.
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That in turn may be disrupting the high altitude jet stream.
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The two companies can legitimately claim to be disrupting established industries.
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"We invest in anything that tech is disrupting," Higgins told TechCrunch.
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It's disrupting industries, from health care to hotels to hair salons.
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Policies aimed at disrupting the drug trade seemed ineffective—at best.
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Augmented reality is the emerging tech that's slowly disrupting our lives.
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Or send the stock markets into a tailspin, disrupting the economy?
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Raising tariffs and disrupting trade will not eliminate such deficits directly.
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"We're disrupting a railroad!" one of the president's defenders shot back.
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I would say that they are disrupting the masters' program space.
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Or sweat dripping down on your headphones and disrupting your progress.
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The area was cordoned off, disrupting traffic and attracting curious pedestrians.
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Of course, disrupting that market may not be welcomed by everyone.
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This is a recipe for disrupting entire segments of the economy.
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The weapons fuel armed gangs, menacing travelers and disrupting transport networks.
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That's why "disrupting the economic model is so important," he said.
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Last week I wrote a piece called Technology is disrupting everything.
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But online trolls seem bent on disrupting their post-show bliss.
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Sea level rise, meanwhile, is disrupting the Everglades' unique freshwater ecosystems.
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The bonded technology means no elastic or bulky, line-disrupting seams.
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The $390 billion budget makes a down-payment on disrupting this.
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This includes disrupting their talks and asking whether they support Hamas.
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But inside, one hairdresser is disrupting the conventions of cropped haircuts.
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The fires are disrupting companies, schools and freeways across the region.
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Hormone-disrupting chemicals can also be biologically powerful at those doses.
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Apple has never been scared of disrupting its own best inventions.
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"It's not really about disrupting an industry," CEO Andy Hunter says.
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Lyft and rival Uber are disrupting the way people move around.
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Short of disrupting gravity itself, what's a tech ideator to do?
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These prevent the wheels from disrupting air flow over the car.
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It's disrupting the entire doctor-patient relationship in a positive way.
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But logging, mining, cattle, and soybean industries are disrupting that cycle.
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Tech has a long history of upstarts disrupting big, entrenched businesses.
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That created a domino effect, disrupting Southwest flights across the country.
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But the Screwvalas are no strangers to disrupting the status quo.
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And what it is disrupting is all the theories about placebo.
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Extreme weather has been disrupting small-scale farming in Central America.
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"There definitely was pushback in terms of disrupting classes," she said.
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Amazon has a reputation for disrupting just about everything in its path.
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We saw that with black Lives Matter when they were disrupting things.
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The promotion brought crowds of DoorDash delivery drivers to restaurants, disrupting business.
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Sure, getting people to Europa is great, but disrupting the entire system?
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The group banged pots and pans in hopes of disrupting the event.
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Rapchat is disrupting the creation, collaboration, distribution, & discovery of music via mobile.
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That means any time we recall an old memory, we're disrupting it.
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Both poisons work by disrupting the nerve impulses that govern muscle contractions.
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You're changing the world, you're really disrupting major industries in profound ways.
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Blue light suppresses the body's production of melatonin, disrupting your sleep cycle.
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Brandy can't watch her show without disrupting Monica's viewing and vice versa.
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"Technology also creates new work opportunities while disrupting existing ones," Uber said.
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Having interfered with America's election, Russia is disrupting governments around the world.
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So how can you enhance account security without disrupting the user experience?
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It's disrupting your daily existence and threatening to actually damage your life.
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The US-Qatar deal focuses on disrupting terrorist groups' funding sources. 5.
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In disrupting many industries, tech giants are changing them for the better.
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It criticised the government for wasting money and disrupting ordinary people's lives.
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The way that we can do that is by disrupting the system.
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Why are we all so terrified of disrupting the rules of proposals?
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And nobody wants to take any chance of disrupting the Christmas season.
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Tamimi's mother pled guilty to charges of incitement and disrupting a soldier.
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FedEx announced in June that TNT was attacked, disrupting operations and communications.
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Some are disrupting the fields of photonics, artificial intelligence and educational technology.
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Disrupting the Terrapins' rhythm affected their shooting, especially from 214-point range.
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Throngs of technology entrepreneurs are reshaping, "disrupting," every aspect of our economy.
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Favors can provide without disrupting the franchise's sudden and exciting youth movement.
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We've long known that disrupting those cycles doesn't just make you groggy.
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Thus, villeins were blamed for the evils disrupting an otherwise peaceful world.
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Disrupting complex ecosystems by slaughtering bats could even make disease outbreaks worse.
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Some see little evidence the Fed's plodding approach is disrupting financial markets.
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Current players like Nate Schmidt are concerned about disrupting the team's chemistry.
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Many incoming Democrats ran on the promise of disrupting the status quo.
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How is the coronavirus outbreak disrupting your middle or high school experience?
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So can disrupting internet forums where terrorists organize and support one another.
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Business groups warn that disrupting the chaebol could hurt the broader economy.
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It's not a stretch to imagine Netflix disrupting the theater industry too.
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Oh, and don't worry about the weather or sweat disrupting your workout.
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Population growth, climate change and pollution are disrupting the world's freshwater supplies.
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The survey also explored shopper's openness to Amazon disrupting the banking world.
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Amazon, and e-commerce more generally, is also disrupting the labor market.
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What's needed above all is more aggressive regulation of endocrine disrupting chemicals.
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But what's being ignored is how these divisions are disrupting American workplaces.
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They were disrupting the industry in order to consolidate even greater power.
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Finally, one of the thorniest issues is gentrification's role in disrupting local culture.
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Instead, it chose to not assert jurisdiction for fear of disrupting the NCAA.
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Still, Roberts would be breaking from Kennedy's pattern and disrupting life in America.
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The one surviving agent said the attack was aimed at disrupting the Games.
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Uber started in black cabs before adding UberX and disrupting the taxi market.
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We recognize that Fed officials may struggle to communicate this without disrupting markets.
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The technology industry, which has disrupted nearly all other sectors, is disrupting itself.
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Low water levels on the Rhine river disrupting barge traffic of oil products.
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"We are particularly interested in preventing anything from disrupting international trade," Wilkins said.
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Retronychia happens when a nail feels too much sustained pressure, disrupting nail-making.
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A big enough blow could knock it over, disrupting capital markets in turn.
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Flash floods destroyed three polling stations, disrupting voting, on Sumatra island, media said.
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He did tweet about the protesters disrupting his rallies around that time:52.
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Indeed, none have come out recently in support of further disrupting the ACA.
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Protesters also barricaded Aiteo's logistics base briefly disrupting its operations, the company said.
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The data could be impacted both by the storm disrupting exports and imports.
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What cause is served by censoring their speech or violently disrupting their events?
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And the rise of online grocers like Amazon is further disrupting distribution channels.
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Still, Plaid is much more bullish on cooperating with banks than disrupting them.
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If there's one thing the internet is good for, its disrupting normal proceedings.
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Protesters have also blocked bridges, roads and rail tracks, disrupting Sudan's transport infrastructure.
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The company has its eyes set on disrupting the $500 billion security industry.
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The energies involved with disrupting extreme weather events would also be mind-boggling.
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It seized a several crude cargoes and fuel terminals, further disrupting Venezuelan exports.
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He may therefore be leery of potentially disrupting what has become settled law.
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DAZN launched in September with the aim of disrupting traditional sports media broadcasting.
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In sunny Singapore, one start-up is disrupting the world of development consulting.
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What you're talking about is disrupting an institution that doesn't want to change.
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Washington (CNN)Sarah Palin's description of the protesters increasingly disrupting Donald Trump's rallies?
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"We don't see ourselves disrupting the banks, we are more partners," he explained.
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China's central bank criticized the cryptocurrency market for "disrupting" the country's financial order.
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Check out the exhibiting early-stage enterprise startups focused on disrupting, well, everything.
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WE DON'T WANT TO HAVE DISRUPTING LEADERSHIP ELECTIONS IN THE MIDDLE OF THIS.
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" "We are extremely aware that disrupting family routines puts a burden on parents.
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The renewed sanctions would likely dampen Iranian oil exports, disrupting global oil supply.
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Members of its Cast Members Union went on strike last week, disrupting rides.
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It was something that Poke had considered, Rod's coming in and disrupting everything.
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France criticized the meeting as disrupting a dialogue led by the African Union.
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This is disrupting both industries, media and as well as the communications industry.
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Oscar Health wants you to know that disrupting health insurance won't happen overnight.
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In 2016, Fortune named Beim one of the 15 entrepreneurs disrupting their industries.
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Organizers were doing nothing if not disrupting Silicon Valley from the ground up.
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Hoctor has a history of disrupting TVData Plus Math's acquisition isn't a fluke.
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Ocean warming is disrupting the Arctic ecosystem, which also harms the fishing industry
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In India, river sand mining is disrupting ecosystems, killing countless fish and birds.
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Bilek essentially insisted that disrupting the speech on free speech was free speech.
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Washington has also slapped sanctions on Venezuelan oil exports, further disrupting crude supply.
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Disrupting healthcare is not something akin to reinventing how you hail a cab.
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He thinks these companies are being touted as disruptive but aren't disrupting anything.
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They bind to receptors in the brain and spinal cord, disrupting pain signals.
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These companies' missions require disrupting how people think about eating plant-based foods.
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The suspected case marks another instance of the virus disrupting the federal government.
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When publishers have fought Amazon, it has sometimes punished them by disrupting sales.
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"It's more gimmick quite honestly than fundamentally disrupting the retail experience," Beck said.
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Russia attacked the United States in 2016 by disrupting the presidential election. 2.
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Traffic stops are especially perilous and life disrupting to undocumented immigrants and PoC.
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There has been a persistent troll lately who has been disrupting the room.
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Rather, they alter endocrine function: hence the moniker endocrine-disrupting chemicals or EDCs.
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The oil-rich country has been disrupting crude shipments in the Persian Gulf.
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Disrupting cycles of poverty is the biggest task facing American cities, experts say.
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Billy Porter made his name in the fashion industry by disrupting the norm.
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And I think that I don't view myself as personally disrupting the genre.
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Murder has some damn nerve, disrupting the tranquillity of such a heavenly place.
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The conflict also risks disrupting oil production, the state oil firm has warned.
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If so, are they still acting as chaos agents, disrupting other people's lives?
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American agencies prefer a more aggressive approach to disrupting terrorist networks and plots.
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There are always ads and links and other distractions disrupting your reading flow.
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Sara Silverstein: 1-800 Contacts has been around for 25 years disrupting healthcare.
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In fact, the Musk family includes nine entrepreneurs who are disrupting different industries.
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But these groups seem bent on disrupting the peaceful protests with armed attacks.
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Demonstrators had been frequently disrupting the Senate Judiciary Committee public hearings all week.
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Today we seek the public's assistance in capturing Mostafa and disrupting Al-Shabaab.
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Stripe, a startup aimed at disrupting online payments, officially launched in September 2011.
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Concerns about a winter storm disrupting cattle production underpinned cattle futures, traders said.
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"What we're interested in is disrupting and dismantling criminal gang activity," he said.
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Severe weather is disrupting one of the busiest travel days of the year.
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They said there had been no talk of disrupting anyone's ability to work.
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And experts fear the man-made noise is fundamentally disrupting the marine ecosystem.
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In recent years, the lure of disrupting death has become a hot industry.
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There would be a huge political cost for disrupting the health insurance market.
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No disrupting others in hygiene maintenance, by doing things such as cutting nails.
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They remained in custody on Saturday on suspicion of disrupting civil aviation services.
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"I don't think there's any greater fear right now than the notion of applying 232 tariffs to cars and what that would mean in terms of disrupting consumer markets and disrupting the livelihoods of hundreds of thousands of people," said Beyer.
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It tells us they can be more aggressive and proactive in disrupting markets themselves.
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Beijing would probably retaliate, perhaps disrupting the supply chains of American companies within China.
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Now he spends time learning from other "fanatics," who are disrupting their respective fields.
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Common opioids:Opioids bind to receptors in the brain and spinal cord, disrupting pain signals.
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Besides disrupting energy exports, the UAE ban on Qatari ships is impacting aluminum exports.
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You don't need any unexpected visitors disrupting the little sleep you'll get in college.
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When Black Lives Matters protests began disrupting Bernie Sanders rallies, the left condemned BLM.
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Why, you're not just collecting and delivering washing door-to-door -- you're disrupting laundromats.
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Smoke from the two fires was disrupting life in two of California's biggest cities.
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It has allowed me to be more open without worrying about disrupting work dynamic.
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Pushing through in their fight against corruption, they are disrupting the course of history.
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And a pointless drain on resources because it's doing no more than disrupting walking.
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"Private companies are disrupting to a greater extent than in the past," said Boyd.
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But it feels prescient to read that a Trump presidency is already disrupting travel.
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The CEO of Soylent is disrupting neighborhoods now, and the neighbors aren't too happy.
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Like digital platforms in general, social media is great at disrupting institutions and industries.
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Engineering these to do humanity's bidding (by disrupting fertility genes, for example) proved difficult.
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Most fintech startups espouse two lofty goals: disrupting the banks and serving the underserved.
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And if you're disrupting the mattress industry or the eyewear sector, maybe that's okay.
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There's no secret the tech industry suffers a reputation for harmfully disrupting a community.
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It gently cleanses skin and removes makeup without disrupting the skin's natural hydrolipid film.
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The campaign was focused on disrupting the Islamic State's ability to distribute its propaganda.
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This disgusting woman just stood up waving a rainbow flag, disrupting the whole thing.
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The companies also have eyes on disrupting this country's stretched and expensive paratransit system.
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Besides disrupting learning, there can be high costs associated with repairing schools, she said.
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When Russian propagandists started disrupting elections in the US and Europe, Trump didn't object.
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Uber disrupting the taxi industry and Airbnb the hospitality industry are just two examples.
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Both in terms of traveler behavior as well as the companies that are disrupting.
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In this case, the student was charged with what amounts to disrupting a class.
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Do you think disrupting the traditional way to play instruments creates something entirely new?
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Since then, Western security and intelligence services have become good at disrupting complex plots.
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Protestors only interrupted him once in Cincinnati after repeatedly disrupting him in recent days.
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Rizieq served prison terms in 2003 and 2008 for violence and disrupting public order.
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To be sure, many in his base love how the President is disrupting Washington.
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I hear it in my apartment day and night, disrupting my peace and quiet.
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"The Treasury Department is disrupting Russian efforts to circumvent our sanctions," Mnuchin said Tuesday.
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He also criticized Japan as a "selfish nuisance" for disrupting the global supply chain.
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Drought and heat waves could affect crop and meat production, disrupting the food supply.
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But they show how the diplomatic crisis is disrupting parts of the financial system.
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Like pebbles dropped in water, these disturbances create concentric circles that spread, disrupting everything.
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Some, like Vinci, possessed unorthodox games that were perfect for disrupting heavily favored opponents.
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Some waved the bat in front of their bodies, thereby disrupting the pitcher's aim.
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Refiners also have to contend with other damaged infrastructure that are disrupting supply chains.
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U.S. shale production had surged into the market, disrupting longstanding trading and investment patterns.
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They live in fear of new technology disrupting their businesses and killing them off.
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Failure to treat epilepsy, in turn, can lead to recurrent, dangerous, life-disrupting seizures.
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Chlorpyrifos kills these insects, along with ticks and mites, by disrupting their nervous systems.
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Improved counter-terrorism measures since 9/11 have been successful in disrupting this tactic.
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Cruisers now in the area swarmed in and arrested him, disrupting his suicide plan.
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The move drew instant criticism from Britain's financial regulator, saying it risked disrupting markets.
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Aside from Quip, there are still quite a few notable startups disrupting this space.
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Enough cases have proven already that companies are better off disrupting than being disrupted.
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It would risk disrupting the very underpinnings of industries that employ millions of Americans.
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The novel coronavirus outbreak is quickly upending American life, disrupting every part of society.
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Many of the "rebels" disrupting the mainstream media these days aren't exactly humming Kumbaya.
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But a new generation of younger owners is disrupting travel on the high seas.
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In addition to disrupting routines, this makes them less likely to utilize public services.
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A lot of '21995s fashion was about disrupting progress narratives and challenging tidy chronologies.
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At least 800 flights were canceled, disrupting traffic across Europe and affecting 183,000 passengers.
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Yet many hospitals don't distinguish between the two, disrupting everyone on a predefined schedule.
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The notion of disrupting something to make it new is particularly appealing to him.
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Last month, Facebook discovered a political influence campaign directed at disrupting the coming elections.
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The epidemic is already disrupting daily life in Europe in ways large and small.
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And a widespread outbreak would have more dire consequences, disrupting consumer behavior more profoundly.
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He pleaded guilty to the subversion charge and a charge of disrupting court proceedings.
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The main goal of someone disrupting an election is to, well, disrupt an election.
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"It is undeniable that entrepreneurial space companies are disrupting the launch industry," Anderson said.
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Around 48,000 employees downed tools, disrupting more than 50 factories and car-parts warehouses.
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Others believed outsiders who weren't part of the campus community were disrupting their education.
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Founders are always killing it, disrupting the world or just plain 🙌🙌🙌.
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" Many white students were upset with us for "disrupting the community during finals week.
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Others have expressed concerns about disrupting a formula that they saw unique and liberating.
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Disrupting democracy and undermining its values is surrendering to just what the terrorists want.
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The main challenge, he said, would be adding the question without disrupting the census.
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That breeds a fiercely experimental culture that is disrupting entertainment, technology and, especially, retail.
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Republicans are rejoicing at the prospect of the trial disrupting Democrats' presidential primary. Sen.
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But industry watchers say Amazon&aposs goals lie elsewhere — in disrupting UPS and FedEx.
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Too often, we stopped disrupting business as usual and tried to work within it.
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He also pushed back on the idea that he is disrupting a free market.
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The outage was disrupting emergency numbers and police and ambulance services were largely unreachable.
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Visible mending insists on and revels in the beauty of disrupting the existing paradigm.
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"Because he is disrupting a public place and being very racist," the supervisor responded.
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This is a very different group of people that you all will be disrupting.
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The philanthropic road is littered with the carcasses of those who thought that "disrupting" poverty would be as simple as disrupting the taxi industry or that "transforming" education would be as easy as giving every student access to some new app or device.
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Google is disrupting yet another industry by including light-weight services directly within search results.
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Zoeller has been studying the effects of endocrine-disrupting chemicals on the thyroid for decades.
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Ending Medicaid expansion would mean disrupting and possibly ending coverage for most of those people.
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Potential rivals of Qualcomm also might fear poking the beast and disrupting other industry relationships.
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Government union power has been disrupting our state government and hurting our taxpayers for decades.
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This year, that pattern was disrupted by what can only be described as disrupting news.
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The second panel featured a powerhouse lineup of women who are radically disrupting traditional industries.
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Donahoe said he thinks it's still early innings as far as technology disrupting the workplace.
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Tech CEOs and founders are disrupting everything from travel to food, to space, to sleep.
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"Nations outside the region should refrain from stirring up trouble and disrupting the harmonious situation."
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Humbled by disrupting the very neighborhood he wished to depict honestly, Costa radically shifted gears.
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Kassie King, a spokesperson for Hill, claimed Monday the majority of those disrupting were outsiders.
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N), New England's largest power utility, aimed at disrupting its merger with SJW Group (SJW.
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Consequences, Turner says, are key to making sure disrupting behaviors do not affect the campaign.
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Opposition deputies then occupied the platform, disrupting the session and forcing it to be adjourned.
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Although would Trump really want to interrupt his constant media coverage by disrupting our Internet?
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It violates Jewish values both by objectifying human beings and disrupting "inner purity," Adlerstein said.
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He also explained that all the screaming was disrupting the "connection" he had with fans.
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The future of beauty is right now, and it's disrupting your life in amazing ways.
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Newcomers are disrupting every part of retail, but Victoria's Secret has made its woes worse.
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It seemed wise to avoid disrupting relief efforts in harder-hit Houston with presidential motorcades.
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If there is anything worth disrupting, it is the continual undermining of female business leaders.
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The virus took down thousands of computers in dozens of countries, disrupting shipping and businesses.
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It's sort of my way of disrupting what I consider to be antiquated societal constructs.
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It could limit free movement of goods and people, disrupting both supply chains and workers.
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Amazon, the world's largest online merchant, is known for disrupting traditional brick-and-mortar businesses.
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Why it matters: Too much cash is never a bad thing, but it's disrupting norms.
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Delta has since disputed Saleh's account, claiming he and his companions were disrupting the cabin.
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Complaining about China's bad form in disrupting these big engagement plans is ungracious and hypocritical.
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In 2014, the government embarked on the "beautification" of Dengfeng, disrupting life for many residents.
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While Officer Coronado dragged her from the Chamber, Fairooz protested -- loudly -- briefly disrupting the session.
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No. Disrupting a speech, court, or a congressional hearing is something we should take seriously.
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So too, disrupting the way we solve homelessness may not be so utopian after all.
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The group, founded in 2002, is not new to causing trouble and disrupting Congressional hearings.
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You can switch on a super-powered radio-frequency jammer, but risk disrupting mobile communications.
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MaMi and Dark Caracal cited in the article as significant ways of disrupting Mac owners.
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In 2016, the VC market has rewarded digital health startups that are disrupting traditional carriers.
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The finding highlights the constant ebb-and-flow of governments disrupting and tracking activist movements.
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If the man is successful in disrupting the woman, Deacon offered this handy tip: Flirt!
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Today, workers need to constantly be conscious of the ways technology is disrupting the workforce.
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There's no danger of melting your computer or disrupting the space-time continuum or anything.
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Operating in NYC, D.C. and Chicago, Via is disrupting the way people move around cities.
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Until it acts, firms will continue to face the threat of output-disrupting power cuts.
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" These are "founders who are disrupting their industries with love and empathy rather than contempt.
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Early this year Rwanda closed its border with Uganda, disrupting regional trade and sparking tensions.
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Several refiners shut down plants ahead of the storm, disrupting supplies and pushing prices higher.
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Disrupting the U.S. election was his chance to make Russia's orchestrated elections look less bad.
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PROBABLY THEY WOULD WANT A FURTHER PREMIUM FOR DOING THAT FOR DISRUPTING HISTORIC CUSTOMER RELATIONS.
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There is a limited opportunity for Mr. Trump to pursue bond buybacks without disrupting markets.
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Sorrell resigned amid a board investigation of misconduct allegations, saying the situation was disrupting WPP.
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Instead, he appears interested in disrupting this convention by targeting Germany and other defense laggards.
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"You are disrupting the continuity of this meeting!" chastised the chairman trying to restore order.
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Heldring said the leading tech companies are disrupting other sectors and sucking up the dollars.
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All four companies are disrupting their industries and can justify their high prices, Sherman said.
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The tiny plastics are also swimming in the seas and disrupting the way fish eat.
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And there are newcomers as well, disrupting industries from fitness to finance to feminine hygiene.
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Nikulshina and Verzilov were arrested this summer after disrupting the World Cup final in Moscow.
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Banks need to embrace changes customers wantIt's not news that technology is disrupting global banking.
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Selby also remains unconcerned about the big corporations she's disrupting, like Tampax-maker Procter & Gamble.
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It's about a corporation, with well-documented political leanings, disrupting the independence of local journalism.
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We were the start-up disrupting the spa business with on-demand in-home massage.
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For Britain, Tibet's inward turn was ill timed, disrupting its plans to dominate Central Asia.
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The FBI is the lead for investigating cybercrimes and disrupting those trying to commit them.
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It's canceling school, it's disrupting mail service, and has already been blamed for several deaths.
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We tend to think of robots disrupting the world of work by looking like us.
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Disrupting this division of labor is not just bad for business but for public health.
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Lister was a gender-disrupting trailblazer, who recorded experiences that society refused to admit existed.
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The virus, which originated in China, has wreaked havoc on markets, while disrupting businesses globally.
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The coronavirus pandemic is testing our nation's resolve and already disrupting our way of life.
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On the following day protesters gathered at the airport, disrupting flights and ground-transport links.
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It's not like a big chunk of hot pink disrupting this beautiful salt and pepper.
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But the writers behind the project say that disrupting long-accepted beliefs is the point.
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When it floods, the street closings snarl downtown, making parking a puzzle and disrupting traffic.
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Is it disrupting our ability to try on new identities or experiment with new ideas?
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Can we similarly make big progress on climate change without disrupting Americans' lives too much?
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"I felt it was about time somebody looked at disrupting this industry," Mr. Sherman said.
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These companies are disrupting their industries, he says, and their shares have lately trended upward.
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When it floods, the street closures snarl downtown, making parking a puzzle and disrupting traffic.
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The virus, which originated in China, has wreaked havoc on markets, while disrupting businesses globally.
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It's been disrupting supply chains and forcing the closure of corporate offices and major events.
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The insects most likely laid their own eggs inside the pupae, disrupting the fly's development.
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But his proposed solution — disrupting our social media "echo chambers" — may actually make things worse.
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If they succeed, they'll capture all the revenue, but may accelerate disrupting the cable bundle.
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If you're looking straight ahead while wearing the lens, you won't see anything visually disrupting.
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You can&apost promise perfection if you&aposre disrupting at the level that we are.
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However, some schools have forbidden participation, citing safety concerns and objections to disrupting class time.
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They are far from the first instances of hackers disrupting national infrastructure and daily life.
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Senior investigators might need to lay off staff, disrupting research teams and leaving projects unfinished.
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We shouldn't think that disrupting everything is actually a good goal in and of itself.
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We are unafraid of disrupting existing arrangements simply because they're backed by powerful special interests.
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The senior producer did not appreciate you disrupting the live shot with a random guest.
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But he shifted to installations and found he especially liked creating illusions and disrupting perceptions.
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Some refineries are expected to shut down until the storm passes, possibly disrupting gasoline supplies.
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The intelligence community calls the program a critical tool in identifying and disrupting terrorist plots.
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We should not be surprised at Mueller's indifference to the disrupting influence of his investigation.
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Come nighttime, unplug the alarm clock and other electronics that emit sleep-disrupting artificial light.
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And the Pentagon recently boasted of killing key Qaeda leaders and disrupting the group's operations.
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Lava flows also have knocked out power and telephone lines in the region, disrupting communications.
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I was gobsmacked by the decision, convicted of disrupting Congress for a bit of laughter!
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Yeah, do you ever think about, you're in a business about disrupting stuff, new models.
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I know we're living through this extraordinary economic transformation that is really disrupting people's lives.
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Lutz Bachmann, 43, was charged last October and has been accused of disrupting public order.
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Mercury retrograde is disrupting your schedule in a major way, Aries, and it's stressing you out.
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Catchy in both tune and rhythm, the piece drew immediate applause, disrupting the program's continuous flow.
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A good soundtrack is an art — one well worth disrupting your beauty sleep once a year.
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That's going to make his endgame of disrupting communications among secretive organizations only a smidge harder.
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What awful games will Commander Lawrence play with June for the sake of disrupting Gilead's monotony?
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Tim Kaine, was arrested Saturday in St. Paul, Minnesota for disrupting a pro-Donald Trump rally.
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"You're adding more yeast and making that environment work harder by disrupting the flora," Young says.
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You thought founding a company was all about disrupting incumbents, or scaling up, or getting rich?
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But disrupting existing health care arrangements has been politically disastrous for everyone who has tried it.
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It could impact small blood vessels, disrupting the flow of oxygen to parts of the brain.
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In July 2009, she was among demonstrators arrested for disrupting Sonia Sotomayor's Supreme Court nomination hearing.
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They then stormed the secure facility where another witness was set to testify, disrupting the proceedings.
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It also requires Britain to avoid disrupting the day-to-day activities of the European Union.
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By blocking the effect of norepinephrine and disrupting memory reconsolidation, we could perhaps reverse this process.
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"Technology is already disrupting the legal profession, and there will likely be continued changes," Mnookin explains.
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I'm pretty sure it's because they realized that we weren't disrupting anything and we were respectful.
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Rather than "disrupting" the system, Berghaeuser argued that his company is making the process more efficient.
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Improving how the car handles one task — like right turns on red — risks disrupting something else.
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The White House said this week he wanted to avoid disrupting the service with added security.
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It is the place to find businesses ripe for disruption, rather than those doing the disrupting.
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At Vimeo, Jones created the company's diversity strategy, and worked on disrupting bias and fostering inclusion.
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As Bloomberg noted, disrupting the auto and energy industries has made Musk quite a few enemies.
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Image: APYou no longer have to worry about your laptop's bright screen disrupting your sleep schedule.
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That's causing mayhem at Facebook, disrupting their daily work flow and ability to do product development.
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But it can target American businesses in China, by organising consumer boycotts or disrupting their factories.
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However, the trade war risks disrupting global supply chains and throwing them into chaos, Luo said.
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That's because the blue light emitted by phones, tablets and televisions is likely disrupting your sleep.
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Unionization forces a powerful wedge into the relationship between employer and employee, disrupting the power balance.
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So when you look at news, it's down-ranking of clickbait-y articles, disrupting economic incentives.
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There's also the question of motivation — why would China be interested in disrupting or destroying Bitcoin?
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The company is simultaneously disrupting the massive home speaker market and the emerging smart speakers space.
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Acher's work is about creating public experiences that reach thousands of people, disrupting their daily routines.
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The U.S. and its allies must place more attention on disrupting cooperation between cartels and terrorists.
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As digital natives, millennials are disrupting the traditional models and redefining consumption, with millennial brands emerging.
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"We do not want to become the thing we are disrupting," Bankoff told Axios' Mike Allen.
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He was arrested and charged with placing an obstruction in the roadway and disrupting traffic flow.
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Expensive video call solutions from companies in the space are "disrupting families and lives," Clyburn says.
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Yesterday, however, Rosemont Mayor Bradley Stevens suggested that these amateur sleuths were disrupting the police investigation.
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In 1984, a religious cult bent on disrupting local elections contaminated American salad bars with salmonella.
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"How are we supposed to compete when there's a non-profit disrupting the game?" complains one.
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Proponents say the transactions help them execute large orders without disrupting prices in thinly traded markets.
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He replaced Ms Rousseff's liberalising trade minister but kept the ministry's technocrats to avoid disrupting negotiations.
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They're like Silicon Valley start-up founders, aimlessly tinkering and disrupting on a cushion of privilege.
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In addition to disrupting traffic, the sinkhole also caused power outages and a possible gas leak.
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The intelligence community says the program is a critical tool in identifying and disrupting terror plots.
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Police initially arrested the driver, but released him from jail to avoid disrupting their larger investigation.
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FedEx's TNT Express subsidiary was cyber attacked, disrupting operations and communications systems, the company announced Wednesday.
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Confido billed itself as a blockchain start-up that was disrupting traditional escrow services and transactions.
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The market is always dynamic, with technology, capital, politics and entrepreneurship constantly disrupting the status quo.
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Armond really resents the invasion of e-scooters disrupting traffic and car culture in Los Angeles.
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However, one area where the two are aligned is in disrupting the big banks and brokerages.
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Robotics are innovating and disrupting every facet of society from medicine to manufacturing to flipping burgers.
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The action was a rare instance of an environmental group focusing on disrupting operating energy infrastructure.
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Instead, they say, Russian hackers have directed more efforts at disrupting the U.S. electric utility grid.
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It had to be something the kitchen could turn out without disrupting everything else going on.
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Globally, measures by authorities have included closing or limiting worship, disrupting Sunday services just before Easter.
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As the coronavirus continues to sweep across the globe, it's disrupting industries from airlines to restaurants.
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Following major demonstrations by Black Lives Matter activists during the primary season, which included disrupting Sen.
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Together, they are disrupting the usual cycle and do not appear to be done dominating yet.
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We decided that I would take nothing but my clothes to avoid disrupting the children's space.
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This broken and shattered ruin would be an intentionally inconveniently placed eyesore, disrupting travel and commerce.
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This is seriously curtailing economic activity and is disrupting global supply chains in a big way.
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Toxic algae is no longer a minor inconvenience, disrupting diners' seafood menus for a few months.
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Our app is disrupting the art market by displaying pricing data for artworks, free of charge.
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She reportedly had an original take on Montanez disrupting the food industry with his crunchy treat.
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Morgan Stanley warned investors on Tuesday that the coronavirus pandemic is fundamentally disrupting the world's economy.
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The virus outbreak has claimed more than 8,000 lives globally, disrupting business and ravaging markets worldwide.
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Biological and computer viruses can cause financial blows by disrupting the movement of goods and people.
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SAN FRANCISCO — The coronavirus outbreak is spreading far and wide, disrupting whole industries and panicking investors.
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In its absence, culturally dexterous people may be our only hope for disrupting hoary race scripts.
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Start-ups are disrupting the practice of shelling out thousands of dollars to rent a home.
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Below are some of the ways that the Internet of Things is disrupting the banking industry.
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He also found a way to deactivate the virus without disrupting its ability to produce antibodies.
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"Artificial lighting is completely disrupting our sleep-wake cycles, our 24-hour circadian rhythm," he said.
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That, in turn, could force the Fed to raise rates more quickly, potentially disrupting economic activity.
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The intelligence community says the program is a critical tool in identifying and disrupting terror plots.
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One person wanted to know why they kept talking about "disrupting," since it was so negative.
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Crowds converging on the set of Bronx stairs made famous by "Joker" are disrupting locals' lives.
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But there's the rub: Who is responsible for disrupting a process that has quickly become entrenched?
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The strategy is one of several aimed at disrupting key businesses in Asia's premier financial hub.
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Some malicious presence in their systems remained, disrupting the machines faster than they could be rebuilt.
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Zillow CEO Rich Barton has made a career of disrupting closed-off industries on the internet.
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E-bikes are disrupting the commuting industry and making urban transport easier, greener, healthier, and faster.
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While disrupting terrorist activity, we must also work together to combat the incitement that drives it.
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You'll learn the origins of blockchain, the "four T's," and why it's disrupting and driving business.
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Dalelio was arrested on suspicion of vandalism, misdemeanor batter, and charges of disrupting official state business.
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Her husband, Xie Yang, was tried and convicted this month of subversion and disrupting a court.
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The company is committed to "disrupting the online spread of violent and extremist content," they said.
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Trans Mountain will exercise its standing court injunction that bars protesters from disrupting construction, he said.
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Amazon has been making moves and dramatically disrupting the health-care industry over the last year.
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Instead of disrupting the narrative Democrats are building around the Ukraine pressure campaign, Volker bolstered it.
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This would be similar to disrupting automotive traffic by damaging major highways all around the world.
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They like their lives more or less the way they are, and you're disrupting their life.
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He suspects the motivation was aimed at Reserve for disrupting OpenTable's share of reservations in Chicago.
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In Germany, the malware apparently succeeded only in knocking out the routers and disrupting internet connections.
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Boeing's biggest assembly-line halt in more than 20 years is seen disrupting the supply chain.
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The outbreak's ripple effects have had significant economic impacts, disrupting supply chains and altering consumer spending.
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The Philharmonic's sound has taken on a hard edge, disrupting some of music's most glorious moments.
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If climate change is disrupting migration patterns, that could interfere with essential nesting and feeding behaviors.
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"I wanted to bring the Oberoi into the 21st century without disrupting its DNA," he said.
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Cruz has never feared disrupting Senate business to prove a point or seek concessions in legislation.
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Venezuela's president, Nicolás Maduro, has succeeded before in disrupting opposition initiatives with conciliatory but ultimately meaningless gestures.
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Whatever the outcome, it will be fittingly disruptive to an industry that prides itself on disrupting everything.
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It grows on a frog's ultra-sensitive skin, disrupting the organ's ability to absorb water and air.
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They didn't want its spotty behavior disrupting a patient's radiation treatment, which typically lasts about five weeks.
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An excellent but disturbing feature from the Guardian on how social media is disrupting child labor laws.
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There was also some dry air that got sucked into the storm, disrupting it for a time.
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Apple would have to be okay with not only angering Facebook, but also disrupting its users' lives.
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Totally new use cases could give rise to new business models, disrupting sectors both old and new.
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At first it seemed like Trump didn't mind that the baby was crying and disrupting his speech.
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Disrupting payments in the world's largest country and fighting the U.S. government — just a regular day then.
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Wileyfox is a start-up though and faces big challenges in scaling and disrupting the entire market.
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Dr. Kindt is not the first to demonstrate that disrupting reconsolidation can weaken or erase emotional memories.
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But disrupting and trying to replace existing supply chains is likely to do more harm than good.
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But the Kremlin is betting on disrupting a missile's receiver just enough to stop a direct hit.
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The outbreak will chip away at growth by unsettling supply lines, disrupting tourism and decreasing commodity prices.
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As suggested in this 2015 TechCrunch piece, it signals tech's potential role in disrupting development in Africa.
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Lopez, 40, was arrested again a few weeks later for disrupting a municipal meeting discussing his replacement.
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If we can't find those companies, we'll look for companies disrupting an industry that desperately needs it.
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They positioned this as disrupting the auto loan industry, but everyone else recognized it as predatory lending.
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Factories for major manufacturers including Toyota, Sony and Honda were closed, disrupting supply chains around the country.
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The slightest puff of interference from the outside world risks disrupting a qubit and scuppering a calculation.
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Striking workers have blocked fuel depots and oil terminals, disrupting distribution of gasoline and other refined products.
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And so, it's never a bad time to get introduced to a few labels disrupting the space.
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Analysts suggested that one of its possible missions could be disrupting communication cables on the ocean bed.
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The Vision Fund is disrupting both the industries in which it invests and other suppliers of capital.
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According to Trasande, a few simple steps will limit exposure to endocrine-disrupting chemicals in the home.
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It now relies on aeroplanes and the Libyan coastguard to do the job of disrupting smuggling networks.
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"[People] are made to feel like, 'you're disrupting our status quo, this is the norm,'" she says.
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It's the classic example of how to cut a giant company into smaller companies without disrupting service.
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Assuming that Trump isn't interested in disrupting that part of the equation, Cook could focus on assembly.
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But, but, but: Tariffs aren't necessarily the only thing disrupting employment in the beer world, per Bloomberg.
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The worn cliche about technology is that it places degrees of separation between people, disrupting meaningful interactions.
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But that didn't stop a number of protesters from disrupting the event held just blocks from Sen.
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However, the group distributed the bitcoins to multiple addresses to mask the transaction, disrupting chances of identification.
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This often includes the work of making information actually useful across departments without disrupting a city's flow.
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The separation of media mediums helps us keep tasks on track without disrupting our digital dirty talk.
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In neighboring Croatia, heavy rains flooded parts of a hospital in Zagreb, the capital, disrupting planned operations.
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Miracle repaid the doctor for the kind gesture by doing what cats do best: disrupting human sleep.
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Mrs Merkel believes that Turkey can help by disrupting people-smuggling networks and stepping up coastal patrols.
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Can Andie and Blane's star-crossed love weather the storm of disrupting a high school caste system?
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Supporters say it is a critical tool in identifying and disrupting terrorist plots at home and abroad.
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Phthalates, found in everything from flooring to personal care products, are one type of endocrine disrupting chemical.
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A million tourists flood the city below sea level, simultaneously disrupting daily life and fueling the party.
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David Lynch: In my mind, it's disrupting the old and bringing in the good and the new.
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People have an innate fear of change, especially when it comes to technology disrupting the status quo.
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Turkey has accused Muslim of aggravated murder and disrupting the state – charges which he denied on Tuesday.
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Now it seems that Musk could be setting his sights on disrupting the multibillion-dollar tequila industry.
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Why it Matters: Amazon has a history of disrupting incumbents' billion-dollar categories (think: Amazon Web Services).
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The United States seeks to avoid disrupting global oil markets while re-imposing sanctions against Tehran (Reuters).
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Republicans would benefit by disrupting the Democratic strategy of killing everything with a Trump or GOP label.
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It took down thousands of computers in Ukraine and spread around the world, disrupting shipping and businesses.
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BP's Deepwater Horizon or Volkswagon's emissions issues are both examples of public goodwill disrupting a company's value.
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Protesters blocked all roads near the mine after the incident, disrupting exports and threatening to halt output.
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Late Sunday, the White House defended the President's decision not to attend, citing concerns about disrupting traffic.
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Jeff Bezos' Amazon has a history of disrupting markets, including the bookstore, electronics store and retail industries.
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Risks: Endocrine-disrupting chemicals called phthalates are used to make plastic food and beverage containers more flexible.
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" Wells Fargo Center said the two were given "three separate warnings" for "disrupting the live event experience.
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If a "stability-disrupting" case happens on their watch, the officer in charge may take some blame.
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They really play out an entire theme around technology disrupting every kind of business around the world.
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Israeli officials say they are disrupting an advanced plot to send exploding drones over Israel's northern border.
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These revolutions center around disrupting the central bank monopolized monetary system, on which all modern economies rely.
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Mr. Nenshi's journey into government reads like a do-it-yourself guide to disrupting politics as usual.
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Trump campaigned as a change agent capable of disrupting Washington's political establishment and returning power to voters.
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The move sent the fragmented country into a spiral, disrupting one of its few areas of stability.
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The expectation is for 270,000, but Gapen expects just 250,000 with less impact from hurricanes disrupting workers.
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On-demand services—whether deliveries or rideshares—are touted for disrupting the way we live and work.
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These movies operated under pitch-perfect horror tropes—an invading enemy disrupting the status society's status quo.
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Should protesters give up on disrupting the visit and settle for marching in a major city instead?
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"We want to learn what works as far as, especially, going inside and disrupting rallies," he said.
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The Kremlin's tactic of disrupting US elections is aimed at weakening the United States, at inflaming divisions.
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On September 14, two major oil facilities in Saudi Arabia were attacked, disrupting the global oil supply.
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The BoE has said a transition deal won't be enough to avoid disrupting cross-border financial contracts.
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MEDWING Also disrupting the recruitment sector, Medwing was created to help solve the global healthcare staffing shortage.
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They're bringing chaos to Hong Kong SAR with an illegal political goal and disrupting the social order.
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But experimenting with, disturbing, and often disrupting an audience's expectations through theater was something Prince excelled at.
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Disrupting these relationships during a time of such rapid and critical development fundamentally endangers children's well-being.
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Protesters are maintaining the pressure with small daily operations: momentarily disrupting public services, delivering petitions to consulates.
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The city is facing challenges as global warming strikes the Arctic, disrupting access to water and food.
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"You're going to get a lot of scrutiny if you're disrupting other people's livelihoods," Mr. Buffett said.
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It will be hard to remove just two rules from the individual market without disrupting many others.
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The coronavirus outbreak is disrupting supply chains around the world — here's how companies can adjust and prepare
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But they've come with costs that have become clearer over time, in antagonizing communities and disrupting families.
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Lessons from three innovative, industry-disrupting founders who are paving the way for future generations of entrepreneurs.
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The rapidly spreading virus has claimed more than 14,000 lives globally, disrupting business and ravaging markets worldwide.
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Meyer's entered the marketplace, Method, which hit Target shelves in 2002, also joined the soap-disrupting fray.
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Over the past year, startup banks have proven that they have a shot at disrupting retail banking.
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Disrupting the disruptors It's not just major banks and financial services companies that need to tune in.
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That's because the path to leadership has often meant accepting institutions as they are, not disrupting them.
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The latest:There is no massive disruption of the transportation industry — but companies are disrupting themselves from within
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Authorities blamed attackers from an anarchist group called the Black Blocs for disrupting a peaceful workers march.
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And China is turning back deliveries of liquefied natural gas, potentially disrupting shipments from Qatar to Indonesia.
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The outbreak is disrupting demand for flights and many airlines have suspended or modified services in response.
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He battled Achilles and lower-back injuries last season, somewhat disrupting his progress in his sophomore season.
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The students sprang into action, occupying an administration building last month and also disrupting a faculty meeting.
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Disrupting global operations, the virus has infected nearly 22,000 people and killed more than 2,500 in China.
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The Weekly: The latest episode of The Times's TV show is about Russia's playbook for disrupting democracy.
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" He added: "He couldn't sit for more than two minutes without making noise and disrupting our meetings.
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In acts of civic resistance, protesters have taken up space in stations, sometimes disrupting or delaying services.
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Despite a heavy police presence, some of them blocked a major avenue near the stadium, disrupting traffic.
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If I could start disrupting the habits around one thing, it would spread throughout the entire company.
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He even has a team at Amazon called 1492 that have been thinking about disrupting the industry.
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And Australian authorities already have a strong record of arresting terrorists and of disrupting locally planned plots.
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"Disrupting them during hibernation is adding stress at a time they can least afford it," he said.
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Disrupting is disruptive not only to the ecosystem, but to your own ability to achieve your aim.
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"We are disrupting the art market by making it more transparent," Mr. Resch said in an email.
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She took turns with the Democratic senators to ask questions in five-minute segments, disrupting her flow.
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Amazon and Netflix are disrupting their business incredibly, so there's a real fear of the technology, too.
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The winners were announced last month, and they include competitive card games and subway-disrupting video games.
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Alice and I are still much more interested in disrupting careers than disrupting VC. What I would say is that we believe we're heading for a world where many more of the most talented people will become founders and most of those people won't be in established tech ecosystems.
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Also in regulators' sights are hormone-disrupting chemicals such as bisphenol A, found in many plastic household items.
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Up to now, FreedomPop has built its business by working with the very carriers that they are disrupting.
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Wipe front to back, to avoid moving bacteria from your bum into your vagina and disrupting your flora.
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Powell said JPMorgan had publicly recognized the importance of not disrupting financial markets when it leaves the business.
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Not only waiting to take her statement, but waiting to take me into custody for disrupting a flight.
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Jon Fortt speaks with Chegg CEO Dan Rosensweig on disrupting e-commerce and taking on Amazon in education.
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It's filled with school groups year-round, making the street congested and disrupting views of the iconic monuments.
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Cash machines have to be adjusted to dispense new notes, disrupting the flow of money into consumers' pockets.
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Soraa stressed to me that its bulbs remove blue light, aka light that's notorious for disrupting sleep cycles.
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Investors should buy Tesla shares to ride a company disrupting two giant industries, according to Sterne Agee CRT.
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Obviously if we want to keep growing and disrupting and innovating, we can't be afraid of breaking convention.
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Owned by media conglomerate Vivendi, Canal+ looks to give Mary more production resources, without disrupting ROK's creative chemistry.
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Are you disrupting an industry (optometrists, nurses, labor unions, trial attorneys) that's explicitly protected by the political class?
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With such high stakes for immigrant communities, even stepping foot in an airport comes with life-disrupting possibilities.
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" Added Hastings: "Disrupting a big market can be bumpy, but the opportunity ahead is as big as ever.
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Cramer noted that the company is on fire because it is disrupting the market that it operates in.
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In Chicago, police handcuffed a 16-year-old Black student protester for allegedly disrupting traffic and reckless conduct.
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It's not about "disrupting" a whole industry — it's about redesigning to improve performance by a mere 0.0001 percent.
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Electronic lights can delay the release of melatonin, disrupting this cycle and making it harder to fall asleep.
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And now, just hours into 2019, Rihanna already has her sights set on disrupting another major makeup category.
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That was the case with Katrina in 2005, which swept through the Gulf of Mexico, disrupting the algae.
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So Twitter is trying to add more content without disrupting the way you currently scroll through your timeline.
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Now Amazon, with its deep pockets and track record of disrupting industry upon industry, is entering the ring.
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New forces driven by technology are disrupting and reshaping everything from transportation and education to energy and finance.
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Their children, all grown up, come back, disrupting their serene home life with various pets and significant others.
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Militants claiming loyalty to ISIS were focused on disrupting Libya's oil operations, rather than trying to run them.
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Popping, bursting, and disrupting does nothing if we all maintain commits to our epistemic positions on and offline.
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Regardless of the administration's decision, renewed political violence could upset global supply by disrupting the country's considerable production.
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Government Is Disrupting Coding Bootcamps How could two coding bootcamps close while employer demand for bootcamp grads grows?
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So Twitter is trying to add more content without disrupting the way you currently scroll through your Timeline.
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We call bullshit — and shaving brand Billie is the latest to join the fight in disrupting that narrative.
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Giant hammerhead flatworms are taking over parts of France, disrupting the ecosystem and causing a concern for researchers.
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Sofia City Prosecution accused the man of committing indecent acts, disrupting public order and expressing disrespect for society.
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China's acquisition of Su-85033 super maneuverable multirole fighters is disrupting the balance of power in the Pacific.
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The study showed that every varietal of dog food examined contained high levels of known hormone-disrupting chemicals.
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EU SAYS: Wants to avoid new "hard" border between British Northern Ireland and EU member Ireland disrupting peace.
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Alongside the results outlook, the company said it would invest to compete with niche brands disrupting the sector.
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"Aldi is disrupting the sector the way Wal-Mart did when they started," said Strategic Resource Group's Flickinger.
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Many Wall Street analysts this week from various industries made note of Amazon disrupting the companies they cover.
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Snapcodes for websites could provide flexibility for promoting one's site or products without disrupting the URL-free experience.
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"We're actually seeing desktop 3D printing disrupting industrial markets," says Josh Snider from the company's media relations team.
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And they come as Trump has repeatedly suggested protesters should face more violent repercussions for disrupting his rallies.
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They may do this by disrupting speeches they object to; Mr Garton Ash calls this "the heckler's veto".
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A jury found Fairooz guilty in May of disrupting a session of Congress and demonstrating on Capitol grounds.
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The distinction becomes meaningless, because even with his most reliable jokes, he is constantly disrupting his own premises.
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Today, the city's residents still struggle with the wall hurting their businesses and disrupting their movement and lives.
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The key point is the rapidity and scope of revolutionary technology disrupting existing industries, either directly or collaterally.
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It's the size of the market and the potential for disrupting this very, very old model of work.
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Later, the libertarian ideologies of Silicon Valley celebrated the anarchic entrepreneur as a force disrupting stable corporate hierarchies.
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It encrypted data on infected machines, rendering them inoperable and disrupting activity at ports, law firms and factories.
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"We're placing people in removal proceedings as a way of disrupting MS-13's efforts," he told me.
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But pulling out of the deal could be as perilous for Trump as disrupting the health care system.
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"We're in downtown DC disrupting DHS Secretary Kirstjen Nielsen's dinner at MXDC," the group wrote in the post.
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Kai's memorial, Junku Soko, is part of a controversial business that is disrupting traditional funeral arrangements in Japan.
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There is, obviously, precedence, for vote disrupting tactics that predate our digital existence by more than a century.
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FedEx had been making progress until June, when subsidiary TNT Express suffered a cyberattack disrupting operations and communications.
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Meet the 30 young leaders who are transforming the future of healthcare and disrupting a $3.5 trillion industry
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The intensified trade war that Trump threatens could not occur without disrupting North America's auto manufacturing supply chain.
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Disrupting expectations and going against widespread public opinion is not something that any justice is likely to do.
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This narrative continues to evolve, with fresh allegations claiming that Russia is actively disrupting the election in general.
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Dozens of banks have already set up new bases in the EU to avoid disrupting services to clients.
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These people have claimed they have not intentions of working with him and every intention of disrupting him.
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"The very tools that are disrupting us can help us manage or navigate this transition period," she said.
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Most of the young people disrupting the meeting wore yellow T-shirts emblazoned with the name Rekia Boyd.
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"But some analysts see the move eventually disrupting as much as 1 million b/d of oil supply."
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Soon the pods would spread east, right down the center of the boulevard canal, disrupting the reboot thoroughfare.
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He was accused of armed disobedience, injuring security forces, destroying public property, causing chaos and disrupting the peace.
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Charges stemming from this event led to her pleading guilty to charges of incitement and disrupting a soldier.
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It&aposs another to ensure those experiences can meld together to achieve a goal of disrupting a sector.
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The authority often completes subway maintenance at nights and on weekends to avoid disrupting service during rush hours.
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Wilber seethes at his twin brothers for imposing on his time, consuming his money and disrupting his plans.
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Mr. Xie was put on trial in May for inciting subversion of state power and disrupting court order.
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A supply shock, by contrast, is something like a bad harvest or a war disrupting global oil production.
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Also, if you are talking on a phone, you may be disrupting other people within a close vicinity.
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He held the ball on the mound longer than normal, disrupting Albies's timing on a stolen-base attempt.
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Past administrations have sought cooperation from Mexico on immigration issues without disrupting economic relations between the two countries.
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On the commercial side, shared work-space providers like Convene, Industrious and WeWork, are disrupting the office market.
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"The companies that used to be fun and interesting and benevolent are now disrupting our election," Maris said.
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But she held out her own country as standing strong against the winds disrupting the liberal world order.
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Climate change: Rising temperatures and extreme weather cycles in Mexico and Central America are disrupting crops and harvests.
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Mr. Xi is clearly as worried about the North Koreans disrupting the party congress as the United States.
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Disrupting supply chains would have consequences not only for Mexico and Canada but also for United States exports.
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The partial shutdown of major economies means that global demand will fall, further disrupting supply chains and trade.
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United States tariffs on steel and aluminum imports remain in place, raising prices and disrupting intricate supply chains.
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But disrupting Australians' reading habits might not be so easy to do — they rejected Borders right into bankruptcy.
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For Trump, disrupting NATO doesn't seem to be a means to an end; it's an end in itself.
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Alas, instead of disrupting the party, they joined it, sending Slinkies and beach balls cascading down the stairs.
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Intelligence sources identify Russia as the source of the false narrative blaming Ukraine for disrupting the 2016 election.
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" This story "comes with an exhilarating ideology of flattening hierarchies, disrupting systems, discarding old elites and empowering individuals.
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The Democrats' last standard-bearer won't say she'll commit to anyone who wins the nomination, disrupting party unity.
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Go deeper: Deloitte: China could be a gold mine for asset managers New technology is disrupting asset management
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Kyle O'Quinn was an energetic replacement for Noah in the starting lineup, disrupting Howard as they banged bodies.
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Building dams and reservoirs can also require disrupting surrounding ecosystems and, in some cases, forcing communities to move.
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But he was just one of many former reality stars floating around Hollywood, disrupting the ecosystem of fame.
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The Saudi leadership in the 1970s insisted on a legal purchase to avoid disrupting a hugely profitable enterprise.
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Shifting ocean temperatures are disrupting habitats in ways that threaten sea turtles (along with all other oceanic life).
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BEIJING — The missiles were being prepared even before the two men finished dinner, disrupting the carefully choreographed proceedings.
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Someone in Palo Alto right now is planning on disrupting the tweener men's summerwear space, I promise you.
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Because the meat is so expensive, it is a good industry for clean-meat companies to start disrupting.
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Astronomers have also raised concerns about the multitudes of Starlink satellites disrupting their view of the night sky.
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Know your industry like the back of your hand (even — and especially — if you plan on disrupting it).
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It is impossible to know whether such threats will intensify to the point of disrupting the Winter Games.
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It&aposs a vision that builds on the digital innovation that is still disrupting the consumer banking business.
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He also warned that the increased threat of deportation could force immigrants into hiding, disrupting the labor market.
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Once a rarity in America, eviction has become commonplace in our cities, disrupting families, schools and entire neighborhoods.
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Heavy light pollution can be deadly for some animals by disrupting the daily cycle of light and dark.
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Disrupting that ecosystem would add to costs, which potentially could be passed on to consumers, economists have warned.
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Disrupting the intergenerational transmission of poverty requires a programme of serious public policy, which first requires public attention.
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We have no interest in disrupting that train at all or instilling a more regimented way of working.
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These extreme events, along with increasing acidification and oxygen depletion, are already disrupting marine migrations in the sea.
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And we've been extraordinarily focused on productivity across every element, constructively disrupting our business model with tremendous employees.
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In Hartford, ushers at Hartford Stage theater are polite but firm with patrons disrupting shows with their phones.
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They're cutting costs, disrupting markets with innovative inputs, processes and products, attracting top talent and strengthening their brands.
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Disrupting these programs won't meaningfully reduce federal spending, but it will permit chronic conditions to grow in prevalence.
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Climate change has sparked a protest movement, with Extinction Rebellion disrupting daily life in a number of cities.
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Mr. Screwvala — his full name is Rohinton Soli Screwvala — has been disrupting the Indian market for 35 years.
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A number of reforms could lower the impact of drug pricing without disrupting the incentives for future research.
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Sanalla said the NOC was sending sufficient fuel to southern Libya but that widespread smuggling was disrupting deliveries.
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It has also shocked supply, disrupting global trade and causing shortages of drugs, medical equipment and consumer goods.
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"This impasse is disrupting the lives of too many kids and their families," he said in a statement.
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But now, cheap, powerful machines are taking the place of human watchers, disrupting a long-held social contract.
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The popularity of Impossible Foods' meatless burger patty is disrupting supply chains at White Castle and Red Robin.
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And its ideal is now disrupting other realms — from policy-making to education and crime and justice programs.
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Attention power users: Netflix is testing a new feature that'll allow you to watch videos without disrupting your work.
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"Beyond 140" is an attempt to appease those users without completely disrupting the visual layout of Twitter's current design.
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The unexpected death of the conservative Supreme Court justice is already disrupting American politics, especially on the Republican side.
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The sector was hit by a month-long pay strike in 2013, disrupting car plants and bruising investor sentiment.
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"We are disrupting a very very old industry called invoice factoring," said Eyal Lifshitz, founder and CEO at BlueVine.
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They're disrupting the traditional studio architecture— going directly to talent, bidding against each other for anything that looks unique.
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"We're havin' a blast disrupting the norm to deliver something fresh, cool, fun and bad ass for the fans."
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We're havin' a blast disrupting the norm to deliver something fresh, cool, fun and bad ass for the fans.
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Some lawyers say the legal debate risks disrupting the regulatory process and limiting the FCA's scope to criticise companies.
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Right now there is concern among the intelligence community that RT is disrupting Western institutions and Western democratic processes.
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Manufacturers across nearly all industries, however, complained that worker shortages and the Trump administration's import tariffs were disrupting operations.
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Her data suggest that the vapour may also be disrupting the epithelial barrier that lines the lungs, triggering inflammation.
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Separately and together with woods, we all debated the significance of Meyer's proposed focus on disrupting structural white supremacy.
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Bannon and Mercer had these various different strategies, which was all about disrupting the mainstream media system and worked.
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Hair relaxing and straightening products often contain endocrine-disrupting chemicals and can even cause uterine tumors, the commentary adds.
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Instead of disrupting the sector, the last generation of real estate technology companies primarily improved efficiencies of existing processes.
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One set of people, "creedal nationalists," believe that immigrants from all backgrounds can move here without disrupting American society.
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"They are creating new opportunities to interface with other portfolio companies who are also disrupting their industries," he added.
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As CEO of a privacy-first search engine, Weinberg has an obvious interest in disrupting the online tracking ecosystem.
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His tariffs have the direct effect of disrupting global supply chains on which U.S. producers have come to depend.
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The tariff battle is deepening the global economic slowdown, causing manufacturing activity to contract and disrupting complex supply chains.
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If you're legitimately disrupting an industry, there's a reason: they're doing something poorly and you can do it better.
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The trio talk about the past, present, and future of the open internet and the FCC's actions disrupting it.
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"Micro-jamming," or disrupting phone signals within a very precise area, was tested in a federal prison last year.
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The ruling comes from China's central bank, which issued a statement criticizing ICOs for "disrupting" the country's financial order.
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Facebook is uniquely well-suited to disrupting traditional home and mobile phone voice calling and their successor, video calling.
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JONATHAN PICKWORTHPartnerWhite & CaseLondon Schumpeter lauded firms like Uber and Airbnb for disrupting "markets that are governed by outdated regulations".
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But the corruption arrests are straining more than just San Juan's relationship with Washington, DC. They are disrupting business.
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It is the latest big investment by a conventional carmaker in technologies and firms that are disrupting the industry.
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Tides are rising, with more reports of flooding in coastal regions, and warmer oceans are disrupting the fishing industry.
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Imports began falling five weeks ago when Tropical Storm Hermine entered the Gulf of Mexico, disrupting some refinery operations.
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Our commitment must be to a nuclear weapons-free world, by disrupting the trajectory we are currently heading on.
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An individual widely celebrated for disrupting the Klan, notwithstanding suggestions that he overstated his role, is William "Stetson" Kennedy.
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"Inappropriate and unwelcome is probably my most favorite way of disrupting harassment as it's happening," she opens the video.
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Nevertheless, the government succeeded in disrupting what Mr Puigdemont's administration had originally hoped would be a "legally binding" referendum.
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The remnants of Hurricane Gordon affected Ireland and Britain in 2006, disrupting play at the Ryder Cup golf tournament.
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Scientists do not know what is causing the decline: one candidate is hormone-disrupting chemicals used widely in industry.
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With Beyond Meat, Williams said the firm wanted to invest in disrupting the "trillion-dollar market" for animal products.
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"Technology is playing a bigger role I would argue than globalization" in disrupting jobs and stirring populism, he said.
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It does not yet do long-haul and would have no qualms about carrying on disrupting the flag carriers.
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EU SAYS: It wants to avoid a "hard" border between British Northern Ireland and EU member Ireland disrupting peace.
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Democrats claimed victory for standing united and disrupting his agenda, ergo the majority should rule in Congress, he's saying.
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The WannaCry attack in May infected 300,000 computers in more than 150 countries, disrupting factories, hospitals, shops and schools.
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The e-retailer faces a tall task in disrupting the traditionally walled garden that is the U.S. shipping industry.
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Following nefarious money-making initiatives could destroy any hope of disrupting the health insurance industry before they've even begun.
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These hard choices—between disrupting an entire ecosystem and slowing global sea level rise—will continue to face us.
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Further progress with external deleveraging without disrupting growth momentum could lead to positive pressure on ratings, particularly in CEE.
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I dropped my first seed investment (undisclosed) on a group of ambitious middle schoolers disrupting global lemonade-stand sales.
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From a gringa's perspective, it seemed Zika was not on Brazilians' minds, and it certainly wasn't disrupting their lifestyle.
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The alert level has since been lowered but the rumbling Agung has erupted intermittently since then occasionally disrupting flights.
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It blamed a power surge that knocked out its computer system, disrupting flight operations, call centers and its website.
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These are all interesting philosophical questions, but discussing them will hardly solve the practical problem: innovation is disrupting society.
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Price rises are inconvenient, because buyers may need to switch plans to avoid paying more (possibly disrupting their care).
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Defensively, few freshman guards force turnovers and relish disrupting opposing ball-handlers at the point of attack like Fox.
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Why it matters: SoftBank is disrupting venture capital, and now has snared one of Sand Hill Road's top messengers.
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Her to-do list included such tasks as disrupting money transfers between terrorists, and tracking extremist social media postings.
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Controversy over the messages on Monday boiled over at the Democratic convention, with Sanders's supporters repeatedly disrupting the event.
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Hanson told the Tribune that he knew Jones was planning on disrupting his event and contacted the police beforehand.
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In both Miami and London, Formula E clashed with environmentalists who argued that the series was disrupting local neighborhoods.
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Protests have occurred almost daily, sometimes with little or no notice, disrupting business and piling pressure on the government.
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Disrupting and deterring the next attack is far more effective than trying to merely avoid being the next victim.
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It could do so by increasing investor uncertainty, by disrupting global supply chains and by roiling global financial markets.
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And even slight movement of the head will cause the image to move, disrupting the accuracy of the tracing.
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Another great question he asked was how we saw ourselves disrupting the market and if we had traction yet.
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More than disrupting the election, though, they see it as a golden opportunity for true national exposure and expansion.
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Tech companies Alphabet Inc and Apple Inc are also disrupting the industry and have designs toward self-driving cars.
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"Lots of forces are disrupting the fashion world right now," Cindi Leive, the former editor of Glamour , told me.
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"If you're doing anything disruptive, you're disrupting somebody, and somebody's getting hurt," he said at a conference last year.
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The evangelical Presbyterian pastor was charged with plotting to overthrow the Turkish government, disrupting the constitutional order and espionage.
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It doesn't take much to connect the dots on which country has an interest in disrupting Ukrainian critical infrastructure.
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Disrupting Iran's airlifts to Syria by re-sanctioning its civil aviation sector would be a good place to start.
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It was not because he had some pre-planned strategy about shaking things up, or disrupting the global order.
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The tariff hikes are battering exporters on both sides and disrupting trade in goods from soybeans to medical devices.
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"Digital is the key touchpoint in terms of building a new business and disrupting existing businesses," the CEO said.
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Demonstrators paralysed parts of Hong Kong for a fifth day on Friday, forcing schools to close and disrupting transport.
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International banks with European bases in London have been opening hubs in the EU to avoid Brexit disrupting business.
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"I think the rate at which more traditional tech companies are disrupting finance is interesting to see," Bhatt said.
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Inconveniencing people and disrupting businesses seem far less hazardous than endangering the lives of residents and emergency crews. Gov.
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This presented obvious and serious privacy concerns for the kids who were in there, not to mention disrupting operations.
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One of the things that this dance company that I'm working with practices is disrupting patterns to practice liberation.
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A common view was that Trump was doing as he said he would do in disrupting the old way.
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In the same year, the Blue Origin New Glenn is due to start flying, further disrupting the launch market.
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Comet Sliding Spring came within 140,000 km (87,000 miles) of the planet then, disrupting its atmosphere and magnetic field.
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In Poland, rain is also disrupting harvesting and may cause crop losses, said Wojtek Sabaranski of analysts Sparks Polska.
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Ultimately, the best check on Facebook's power today is the threat of a new Facebook disrupting the company's dominance.
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The company blamed poor weather in Europe, hurricanes in the United States and earthquakes in Mexico for disrupting sales.
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Nope. We need to start "disrupting" the hard things, not the silly/dumb/non essential tasks/product/services/etc.
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In that sense, you were — and I hesitate to use the word — 'disrupting' startup founding and traditional career paths.
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Such extreme weather events will further stress the country's infrastructure and economy by disrupting energy, agricultural, and transportation systems.
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The Orlando Shakespeare Theater has started the Angel Wing Project to block the Westboro Baptist Church from disrupting funerals.
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Apple had already curtailed its grand vision for disrupting the automotive industry by building its own self-driving car.
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"This impasse is disrupting the lives of too many kids and their families," Newsom said in a statement Monday.
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After halting its shares earlier Wednesday, FedEx announced its TNT Express subsidiary was cyberattacked, disrupting operations and communications systems.
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"Mothers Against Child Predators," a shadowy entity that had nothing to do with moms, succeeded in disrupting the race.
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Cuomo and de Blasio limited gatherings of over 23 people on March 12 but resisted disrupting life too much.
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"Climate change is tilting the balance, disrupting natural ecosystems and giving more of an advantage to microbes," he said.
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For all its foreign adventures, Mr. Putin's Russia has dispatched not even one company capable of disrupting global markets.
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Investors liked the idea of disrupting the taxi industry and public transportation, but they liked Mr. Kalanick even more.
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They carried signs and decorated the walls and floors with messages explaining why they're rallying, disrupting the transit hub.
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Facing a humiliating defeat, she delayed the vote on Monday, disrupting the process and infuriating members of Parliament. Mrs.
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These entities use nontraditional criteria to assess risk, effectively disrupting the traditional FICO-based credit scoring system for cards.
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Stripe and companies like it — startups that are disrupting financial services — are also making this move for another reason.
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Extremely hot days are expected to be much more frequent in the coming decades, potentially disrupting our everyday lives.
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" Secretary of State Mike Pompeo later more forcefully claimed that the strike was aimed at disrupting an "imminent attack.
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Whereas an overabundance of carbon in the air has been disrupting our climate, plants are hungry for the stuff.
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He was charged with disrupting a school function, the sheriff's office said, and was hospitalized under the Baker Act.
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"They look like they're disrupting the environment—even the paper itself," a young man in an orange sweatshirt said.
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Libya mattered, if at all, as a playground for terrorism and a source of the migrants disrupting European politics.
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"This deployment to the southern border seems to exacerbate that problem by further disrupting unit training cycles," he added.
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The rise of machine learning Still, technology is rapidly disrupting the financial industry -- and will continue to do so.
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A powerful storm is cutting across the country from Colorado to the Great Lakes, disrupting flights and dumping snow.
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Heavy rains last April also caused flooding in parts of central Chile, disrupting production at several large copper mines.
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Challenger banks are smaller retail lenders that are set up with the aim of disrupting big, established financial institutions.
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Kaur is passionate about disrupting traditional models of engagement used today in a deeply fragmented analytics and BI market.
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This would be coupled with significant job loss as disrupting production chains leads companies to lose their competitive edge.
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Investors would be mostly betting on Lyft's prospects for future growth, especially if they are disrupting an existing business.
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And this kind of partnership has enormous potential -- not just for addressing child marriage, but for disrupting global inequality.
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In other words, Harvey isn't actually disrupting the oversupply of oil as much as some more have initially thought.
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In other news: Wildfires are disrupting school for students in regions where such blazes are frequent and getting worse.
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In other news: Wildfires are disrupting school for students in regions where such blazes are frequent and getting worse.
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Boris Johnson's government rejected this request in January, disrupting Sturgeon's timeline of holding the second referendum in late 22020.
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It doesn't help you get back onto that rhythm by disrupting it a second time in some grand overcorrection.
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It's like directing a fire hose of heavy rain and snow, triggering flooding, mudslides, disrupting travel and damaging property.
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Disrupting those systems could cause significant damage to homes and businesses and, in the worst case, injuries and death.
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"This attack is a provocation aimed at disrupting our relations," he said in a statement on his Twitter account.
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I more saw Facebook's demise as the unavoidable fate of tech companies that think more about "disrupting" than consequences.
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It's an engaging, thought-provoking look at the issues disrupting global tech, as well as business and peoples' lives.
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For those not doing the disrupting but rather on the receiving end, what exactly are you supposed to do?
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Merlo is, in a way, disrupting and rewriting the business model for his drugstore chain before someone else does.
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The trade dispute has already started to impact global growth, hitting businesses confidence, factory activity and disrupting supply chains.
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The most common work-related issue disrupting people's slumber is an overwhelming feeling about their job's responsibilities or hours.
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The Republican memo has become a nefarious weapon in the hands of partisans seemingly bent on disrupting Mueller's investigation.
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"Fortnite" has provided the foundation for the Epic Games Store, a new digital marketplace that's disrupting the gaming industry.
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Add it all up and you quickly realize that Donald Trump's election isn't the only thing disrupting society today.
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If they fail, Britain could crash out of the bloc without a deal, disrupting the region's economy for months.
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Flights from Hong Kong International Airport were delayed or canceled Sunday, disrupting the travel plans of thousands of passengers.
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Mexicans have a new president, Andrés Manuel López Obrador, who is disrupting traditional politics and dominating the news cycle.
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Now, read the article, "Los Angeles Teachers Strike, Disrupting Classes for 500,000 Students," and answer the following questions: 1.
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Under the proposal, these rebate payments would be viewed as illegal kickbacks, disrupting longstanding arrangements in the pharmaceutical industry.
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Initially, Twitter reported that only a handful of accounts were linked to Russian bots aimed at disrupting our elections.
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"We have strong reasons to suspect that endocrine-disrupting chemicals and pesticide exposure play a greater role," Levine says.
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Cloud services are disrupting legacy tech vendors, and not just because the applications are easier to use for employees.
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Anita believes that her near-death experience inured her to the fear of competition or of disrupting social norms.
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It's the same thing with my pseudonym names: I'm disrupting a flow of thought, an easy flow of thought.
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MUMBAI, Sept 19 (Reuters) - Torrential rains lashed India's financial capital Mumbai on Tuesday, flooding low-lying areas and disrupting transport.
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Yet if anyone is capable of wedging a crowbar into the gears and disrupting Alabama's powerful, terrifying engine, it's Clemson.
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Bristol Temple Meads train station was forced to close due to unsafe conditions, disrupting travel plans for hundreds of people.
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A powerful typhoon that hit Japan last month has added to the strain on factories, disrupting output and physical distribution.
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Cuban, who owns shares of Amazon and Netflix, used these companies as examples of how technology is disrupting job growth.
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She is shattering not only the gender norms within her country but also disrupting the Western perception of Arab women.
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Richard Branson has made a career out of disrupting mainstream industries, from airlines and trains to mobile phones and media.
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After disrupting the way we love, communicate, travel, work, and even eat, technologists believe they can solve the ultimate problem.
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"Disrupting and dismantling those drug organizations through prosecutions under the Controlled Substances Act can drive violent crime down," Sessions wrote.
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The subtle ways that AI is disrupting our lives are many and varied - and often in places you'd least expect.
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Ultimately, Harvey acknowledged that there was little traditional retailers could do to prevent Amazon's from disrupting the Australian retail scene.
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A British exit from the EU could do "severe regional and global damage by disrupting established trading relationships," it said.
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Long-distance travel often makes a hash of the body's "synchronised confederacy of clocks", disrupting not only sleep but metabolism.
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After successfully touching down, the plane managed to pull over to the side of the road without even disrupting traffic.
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Anyway, your problems are disrupting your life — they're making you think you'll never find someone because you'll be a burden.
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Without revision of FSIA, foreign governments can continue to intimidate and silence Americans, invading their privacy and disrupting our democracy.
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They found the help she needed, then overstayed their visas rather than risk disrupting the care to return to Pakistan.
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Instead, these states were among the toughest in demanding a "hard Brexit" to avoid disrupting the surviving 27-nation bloc.
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The MTR had also said on Friday it had been granted an injunction to prevent protesters from disrupting train services.
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The Iranian currency, the rial, lost more than 60 percent last year, disrupting Irans foreign trade and boosting annual inflation.
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The three protesters were convicted of creating a public nuisance, for disrupting a public event being held in the park.
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A string of natural disasters that struck Japan has added to the strain on factories, disrupting output and physical distribution.
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"A woman asking a man is disrupting a sacrosanct power that men have held throughout American history," Professor Parkin said.
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The ANES asked voters whether protesters who got roughed up for disrupting political events generally deserved what happened to them.
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I see that you're already casually "disrupting the way people are shopping" and slowly destroying your lives via smartphones. Congrats.
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But almost all innovation in the real estate market to date has been focused on disrupting the agent-buyer relationship.
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Porgs quickly claimed the Millennium Falcon for porgkind, disrupting Chewie's attempts to contact the Resistance and nesting in the hallway.
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Migraines can cause intense pain, nausea and sensitivity to light and sounds, severely disrupting the ability to work or function.
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Rihanna's empire has proven to be incredibly profitable in recent years arguably disrupting both the beauty and the lingerie industry.
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What we're watching: Successful conversion projects will need to continue focusing on reskilling plant employees to avoid disrupting local economies.
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I think the future depends on the disruption of those banks and mobile banking is one option for disrupting them.
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Once the wood was dry, he noticed a few unpleasant knots disrupting the grain which had to be cut away.
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More than 4,000 adults accepted relocation in the first two days, disrupting already fragile social support structures in the camp.
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Authorities say he wanted to prevent the students from disrupting an event by his wife the night they went missing.
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Disrupting fake news and banishing the most obvious cases from the feed is essential to keeping the world accurately informed.
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Even if that didn't happen, opponents of MbS could be emboldened to try to depose him, potentially disrupting oil production.
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Instead it stages politically charged stunts, such as disrupting a play by a Jewish playwright with refugee actors in Vienna.
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Prescription drug prices are a mystery, but a new start up is disrupting prices for generic drugs across the country.
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The protests have escalated and become more frequent since June, at times shutting government offices, blocking roads and disrupting business.
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Turns out, disrupting the telecom industry is wildly expensive, full of intractable regulatory challenges, and opposed by powerful incumbent companies.
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Under that operation, ATF allowed gunrunners to buy weapons in hopes of tracking them and disrupting Mexican gun-smuggling rings.
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At first, Grace and I tried to laugh off our hookup as a fluke, afraid of disrupting the status quo.
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Disrupting that flow could idle many of the more than 1 million employees at U.S. auto assembly and parts plants.
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After "disrupting" the travel industry with its home sharing network, Airbnb is continuing on a path to becoming more mainstream.
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Drones remain imperfect, so disrupting the industry with better machines, operating systems, hybrid power supplies and pilots could provide opportunities.
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Human activities, like fossil fuel consumption and widespread deforestation, are contributing to climate change by disrupting the global carbon cycle.
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"[Equipment interference] has been instrumental in disrupting credible threats to life, including against UK citizens," the section on MI5 adds.
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They held the promise of disrupting how things are bought and sold by eliminating transaction fees common with credit cards.
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It also has an in-display camera that blends seamlessly into the screen without disrupting the on-screen picture quality.
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They were told they would be expected to work from January to June, before the monsoons usually strike, disrupting work.
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Both derailments occurred during rush hour, disrupting the morning commute for a busy route between New York and New Jersey.
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Environmentalists have protested at numerous sales over the last year, often disrupting the auctions or spurring officials to cancel them.
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Is it really just those pesky distractions like social media that are disrupting your workflow, or does it go deeper?
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"Containers are rapidly disrupting software development and IT operations" said Dr. James Zhang, partner at GRC SinoGreen, in today's announcement.
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He also conducted bombing and strafing missions aimed at disrupting enemy supply lines along the infamous Ho Chi Minh Trail.
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For years, the fear had been that the country's growth would implode in a "hard landing," disrupting the global economy.
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Trump has vowed to overhaul the North American Free Trade Agreement, potentially disrupting Mexican trade with its single largest market.
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Overfishing, tourism and pollution are the most immediate perils, disrupting reefs' ecosystems and the ability of corals' algae to photosynthesise.
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In May, the WannaCry ransomware attack infected 300,000 computers in more than 150 countries, disrupting factories, hospitals, shops and schools.
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Hilton, 21, was sentenced to probation and community service last year after pleading guilty to disrupting a British Airways flight.
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After rejecting a plea deal, Desiree Fairooz will again face charges of unlawful conduct for disrupting Sessions' hearing in January.
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The company blamed poor weather in Europe, hurricanes in the United States, and earthquakes in Mexico for disrupting its sales.
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BBVA-backedAtomand, more recently, digital challenger bankOakNorthhave also set their eyes on disrupting incumbents' stranglehold on the country's mortgage industry.
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By contrast, civil anti-paramilitary statues have a proven track record of disrupting extremist organizations, and are constitutional to boot.
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Topolanek's government was ousted in a 2009 no-confidence vote, disrupting the six-month Czech presidency of the European Union.
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Management consulting firm A.T. Kearney describes 3-D printing as a technology that is disrupting the $23 trillion manufacturing industry.
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Similarly, startup growth has boomed in the island archipelago, with several Indonesian-based unicorns disrupting local, regional, and global economies.
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Airlines delayed, diverted or cancelled over a thousand flights, disrupting the travel plans of 110,000 people on December 20th alone.
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And it's not that surprising for a company that made disrupting regulations part of its core mission from the beginning.
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The Conservative Party is negotiating Britain's departure from the European Union, disrupting long-established flows of trade, talent and capital.
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Startups that are disrupting and unlocking the lucrative world of financial services continue to unlock big funding rounds for themselves.
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Putin decided in recent years to boost Russia's power by disrupting Western democratic rivals, rather than becoming more like them.
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Trump, for his part, has repeatedly cast himself as a change agent capable of disrupting the political establishment Clinton represents.
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In June, they used ground-penetrating radar to tell researchers what was below the surface without disrupting it, Givens said.
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Parents were afraid to tell them about their sons' abductions as they didn't want to arrested for disrupting state security.
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"The companies that used to be fun and disruptive and interesting and benevolent are now disrupting our elections," Maris said.
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Yellen said the bank doesn't want to risk disrupting financial markets and triggering a recession by raising rates too rapidly.
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They closed it again quickly to avoid disrupting the visits of pilgrims who still flock to the church each day.
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High loss ratiosLemonade was founded by Shai Wininger and Daniel Schreiber, two Israeli entrepreneurs intent on disrupting the insurance industry.
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Enterprise tech'Data is the epicenter of the AI revolution': How AI is disrupting the data center and enterprise IT markets.
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So we need to see what we can get without disrupting their system because everybody is happy with this system.
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The leak's revelations overshadowed the first day of the Democratic convention, with Sanders supporters repeatedly disrupting the event with protests.
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It may be weighed down by a technical error in the new tax code that is disrupting a key provision.
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Someone probably said something about leveraging the smart home and disrupting the kitchen and they were off to the races.
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But how he gets those shots is important if he wants to blend in without disrupting a new team's flow.
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It can be especially effective if you're disrupting an industry that already has small networks or unions that exist. Referrals.
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Spirit has filed suit against the APAI for intentionally disrupting the airline's service, a claim the pilots' union has denied.
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His favorite weapons are his savage columns, the truth, and a bowel disrupting handgun that makes people shit their pants.
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Plastics leaching into the food, heated or even not heated, can lead to increased estrogen levels and endocrine-disrupting issues.
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As the sun set, King piloted his Tesla noiselessly down the 101, oblivious to the way he was disrupting traffic.
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The creation of the containment zone was just one of many ways the virus was disrupting life in the region.
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If you are not disrupting the people in positions of authority, it is like you are not doing your job.
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In The Times, the lawyers Richard Painter and Norman Eisen lay out Trump's other nefarious options for disrupting the investigation.
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So great is the growing din in the world's oceans that experts fear it is fundamentally disrupting the marine ecosystem.
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The virus has infected at least 210,27 people worldwide and killed more than 2721,2543, disrupting business, markets and daily life.
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"The Treasury Department is disrupting Russian efforts to circumvent our sanctions," said Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin in a news release.
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People took issue with the idea of disrupting mom-and-pop stores and criticized the name as being culturally insensitive.
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The virus outbreak has now infected over 107,000 people worldwide, claiming more than 3,73.89753 lives and disrupting business supply chains.
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Instead of disrupting this vision, he is far more likely to seek conciliation, including in vital sectors like emerging technologies.
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But they were not just "bad headaches" — the pain was life-disrupting, forcing me to remain as still as possible.
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For many colleges and universities, that means canceling events, closing dorms and dramatically disrupting the lives of students and faculty.
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