" A spokesperson for Ethos Capital defend the sale: "As the Internet landscape continues to change, Ethos' investment in .
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The Romney ethos could hardly diverge more from the Trump ethos, especially in terms of character and temperament.
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He synthesized a cultural ethos, and then tried to embody and spread that ethos through festivals, conferences and organizations.
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A spokesperson for Ethos Capital referred a reporter to a website published by Ethos and the Internet Society called keypointsabout.org.
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I started to look around to see if there might be another contemporary ethos that has replaced the cool ethos.
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Starting with Sarah Palin and the spread of Fox News, the G.O.P. traded an ethos of excellence for an ethos of hucksterism.
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Belichick succeeds in the NFL by manifesting its ethos completely and in case you haven't noticed, the NFL's ethos is insanely cruel and anti-humanist.
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Correction: A previous version of this story misstated Ethos Capital's assets and for how long the CEOs of Ethos and PIR had been discussing the sale.
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In the meantime, Sundance Now, a streaming service started in 2014, at least carries the festival's ethos, or portions of its ethos, to the home viewer.
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"This is a blatant violation of the ethos which our constitution represents and ethos which were cultivated by our freedom fighters," said Habib, a specialist in modern history.
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They talked to me for a long time about their ethos and it is an interesting one, but they talked about "reinventing" a Palm ethos rather than bringing it back.
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It's a different ethos, particularly opposed to American rock and roll ethos—there were theatrical acts like the Doors, but it was much more improvised and didn't require costumes or props.
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If you don't like the ethos of your tiny community, you can move to another one whose ethos you do like, but it's a whole lot harder to change nation-states.
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A Libertarian ethos just like ... It's a faux Libertarian.
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Ethos Capital's acquisition of Public Interest Registry, which runs .
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And it's that family ethos that kept us all ill.
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"The Warrior Ethos is, 'Leave no comrade behind,' " says Fisher.
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Chinese young people today believe in an ethos of freedom.
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The very clearly stated ethos is that there's no judgment.
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It has been our ethos for more than a century.
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And there are plenty of organizations that share this ethos.
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We can all adopt the #bettertogether ethos right this minute.
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Season 28255 also reveals the true ethos of the show.
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One track in particular, "Downtown's Lights," perfectly encapsulates Morby's ethos.
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Media outlets play a huge part in creating this ethos.
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For years, McCaskill has tried to embody Missouri's independent ethos.
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As far as my brand, my ethos isn't like: 'Hey!
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It's a small city with its own ethos and culture.
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"The ethos of Hyperloop is really about connecting," said BamBrogan.
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The ethos is still there, but of course, it's bigger.
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So, ask yourself: Does your ethos align with your goal?
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That's the ethos, I suppose, of where I grew up.
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He started the shady ethos back in the audition stages.
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At least, that's the ethos musician Tove Lo lives by.
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Their story reflects that ethos and sound: loose and wild.
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It sweetly encapsulates the Odd Fellows' ethos of spiritual escalation.
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"The Biden ethos is family and faith," the source said.
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Do your students know what ethos, pathos and logos mean?
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But now, for good reason, the absolutist ethos is over.
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"It's a cannibalistic ethos," she says about the American left.
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That extends to the managers' ethos, which is so … Duke.
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Coming out of that, I just stuck with that ethos.
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Cottam has designed other programs with a similar collaborative ethos.
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"There was an ethos in my little church," she said.
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Shop all Ethos Handcrafted Auto Care products on Amazon now.
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For Choi, that same ethos applies with respect to family.
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Their ethos is both latent and present throughout our society.
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That egalitarianism is a crucial part of the algorave ethos.
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Ethos has said it will continue to raise prices for .
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But it was also part of my ethos, an attitude.
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It goes along with the whole ethos of our wedding.
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"The founding ethos of the firm is transparency," he said.
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They share an ethos — and also an investor, Able Partners.
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" He added, "Peace and harmony are central to our ethos.
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It was his ethos -- words to live, or die, by.
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That's sort of the the whole ethos of the company.
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Ethos also has outlined pricing guidelines it will implement for .
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As the Internet landscape continues to change, Ethos' investment in .
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But the ethos cultivated by Belichick demands an uncommon fortitude.
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The pink drink is still part of an aspirational ethos.
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But Weavers share an ethos that puts relationship over self.
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Lorelai and Rory stand as clear correctives to that ethos.
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Because the whole ethos is permissive, in the best way.
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What in that ethos didn't anticipate any of human nature?
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The overriding ethos, though, is what makes the day interesting.
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Wait a minute, that sounds like the old Gawker ethos.
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This ethos, at least in the cities where the interviews happened, has replaced the older working-class ethos, based on self-discipline, the dignity of manual labor and being a good provider, they conclude.
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"If you look at the ethos of Silicon Valley and look at the ethos of our companies ... it's not about me, it's not about Reid, it's about us getting out of the way," he said.
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This democratic approach is one that marries well with Leigh's ethos.
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All of that is built in to the ethos of BDSM.
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Isn't that… sort of counter to the whole ethos of cryptocurrency?
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It was an ethos that centred on a trinity of king,
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Like all diet fads, Metrecal reflected the ethos of its era.
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Economy of price nor fuel isn't central to the brand ethos.
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This "open access" ethos has made significant gains over the years.
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He's the exception to my "rabbis are my inner circle" ethos.
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Links between Ethos Capital and ICANN also raised concerns among activists.
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Ethos Capital CEO Erik Brooks also formerly worked for ABRY Partners.
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"The ethos of the project is to prioritize transparency," he said.
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Celebration's developers set out to adapt that ethos to their town.
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Critics say this jeopardises the IDF's ethos of a "people's army".
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There's an ethos around it, that they're special in some fashion.
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This disdain for shareholder views contradicts the ethos of American capitalism.
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Women can be womanizers, if that's crucial to the Bond ethos.
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Free isn't just the economics of Trip Metal, it's the ethos.
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The ethos of everyone here is open bar, in a way.
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The Evija does carry some of Lotus's historical ethos of simplicity.
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Breathability, stillness, and support are all part of the company's ethos.
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As others have described our ethos, If it's interesting, it's news.
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By comparison it is shabby; its ethos reflects altruism, not pomp.
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No matter how employees are evaluated, it's still the underlying ethos.
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Facebook also has an unmistakable corporate ethos and point of view.
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Or return to the ethos of the '13s, which could happen.
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" The ethos now, the agent says, is "clinical, digital, and clean.
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For Uber and Didi, it appears that ethos has paid off.
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Americans are more infected by this ethos than they might think.
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That capitalist ethos at least gave Republicans a future-oriented optimism.
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It is an ethos that perhaps has been there all along.
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Swaigen was wary of Vice's flashy ethos, and left feeling dubious
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Sunrise's ethos has already led to seismic shifts in U.S. politics.
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As Americans rejected excess they embraced a new ethos of authenticity.
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The ethos here stressed grass-roots, environmentally conscious, entrepreneurial urban development.
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And Nothing Hurt, the band's eighth album, exemplifies this dramatic ethos.
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Our ethos definitely isn't, 'we're so transgressive, society doesn't accept us'.
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A promise to help pay for college fits within that ethos.
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But like its peers, the National already had its own ethos.
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The ethos Andersson has instilled without him is the polar opposite.
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Analyze the use of rhetorical strategies like ethos, pathos and logos.
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The answer, he argued, was three principles: ethos, pathos, and logos.
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This is the podcast bro ethos: Ditch your ideologically charged identity.
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But it is at weekly meetings where the recovery ethos shines.
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Below are a few of the publishers that exemplified that ethos.
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Cycling on a rooftop may feel more fitting to the ethos.
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Breakingviews Corporate America's shareholder-first ethos is holding back wage growth.
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If only this director had stuck to that ethos more often.
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The ethos extends to the assessment and defense of Trump's behavior.
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But its homegrown ethos is intact, and admission is still free.
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Ethos is making these and other commitments legally binding and enforceable.
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One worry is that Ethos, in an attempt to make the .
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They instill an ethos of achievement in their sons and daughters.
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Update November 25th, 2:05PM ET: Added statement from Ethos Capital.
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Ethos and PIR's press release quotes Sullivan praising the new agreements.
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Or is it in line with the show's boundary-pushing ethos?
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They spoke fluent Persian and fully understood the Revolutionary Guards ethos.
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Hers is also an ethos ripped from an austere wartime past.
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After his departure, Abercrombie began to transform its image and ethos.
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But the moves of the workout itself belie this prim ethos.
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People opposing the law say that it destroys India's secular ethos.
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Despite the name, California Girl describes an ethos, not an address.
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It was characterized by a politics and an ethos of generosity.
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Contrarianism has long been a part of the tech industry ethos.
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Back then the ethos and aesthetic was to write a hit.
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There's a line in "Deadlock" that perfectly sums up Voyager's ethos.
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The end of Infinity War is the Marvel ethos in miniature.
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The move called the tech giant's public-interest ethos into question.
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Entrepreneurialism has always been a bedrock quality of the American ethos.
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It is, but I'd argue that it makes sense to examine everything pertaining to the Trump administration in this light because Trump doesn't operate under an ethos of governance, or even under an ethos of business.
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With its push for a virtual assistant, that ethos was no different.
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I can sense when something is gonna kinda be in the ethos.
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In terms of ethos, the closest match is Microsoft's Surface Pro 4.
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American Dream is a noble ethos to which all people should aspire.
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It's about adopting an ethos of compassion and very intentionally applying that.
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"I don't really see much of a difference in ethos," Oborne said.
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It's especially compelling to Engman because of how democratic Ikea's ethos is.
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The challenge is to become more professional while retaining the grassroots ethos.
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The Rosenstockian sound and ethos are heavily permeating the genre these days.
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To critics, Huh's post screams of a particular Silicon Valley savior ethos.
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Here lies the ethos behind a video from YouTube channel, HIKEA Productions.
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In its early years, a Catholic ethos pervaded its liberal arts faculties.
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Ikea's design ethos is usually summed up as sleek, functional, and minimalist.
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Could I embrace that ethos so that I could be unabashedly alluring?
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"Her ethos as Oprah made the speech more impactful," says Hannah-Prater.
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Yet did the pro-private sector, anti-state ethos go too far?
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This follows similar recommendations from other proxy advisers Glass Lewis and Ethos.
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You can bet it reflects the same ethos Fox champions on air.
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There really isn't a lot of "me too," ethos at the company.
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I think it's more of an ethos that happens to sell clothes.
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The "you do you" ethos of Gen Z has officially won out.
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I was too steeped in the bourgeois ethos of deals and contracts.
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It boiled the ethos of the culture surrounding it and contextualized it.
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There is no sport with a more thoroughly American ethos than Pasola.
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This man, who is so disdainful of the ethos and spirit of
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This ethos would include the notion of service to America above self.
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America must wake up and examine the ethos that produced these attitudes.
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What is Heartcore actually doing tangibly to put this ethos into practice?
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In fact, the entire McLaren design ethos seems eerily emblematic of Apple.
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It's clothing as software, embracing an ethos of one-for-all uniformity.
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After the election, Sanders seemed to adopt the illusion as an ethos.
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In English it's unreliable narrator, or ethos, or metonymy, or thesis sentence.
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Lyric shared what it called its "design ethos" deck with Business Insider.
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It's all methodical, patient work, and the guiding ethos here is minimalism.
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A public library is predicated on an ethos of sharing and egalitarianism.
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Le Parc's rising profile in the art world undermined GRAV's collective ethos.
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What's the ethos that you want to live by as a leader?
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Do you feel like you share a common ethos or musical vision?
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Under Mr Silverman, Etsy retains at least some of its original ethos.
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Besides upholding the company's egalitarian ethos, the effort had a strategic rationale.
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Fortunately, the mainstream culture has turned away from this pedophile-chic ethos.
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Thread cultivates an ethos of utter vulnerability, which starts at the top.
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But it will demand the kind of solidarity our individualist ethos denies.
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As sentiments go, that's not exactly the "Spring break or bust" ethos.
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They have constructed an ethos that is mostly about dealing with difference.
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Trump's very presence had been a powerful symbol of the program's ethos.
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But Lutheranism has still come to define much of the Protestant ethos.
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None that I've observed has an ethos of abject servility like Trump's.
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But the veterans derided the move for contradicting the country's egalitarian ethos.
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The social network favored by President Trump has a complicated political ethos.
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The new funding brings Ethos' total raised to more than $100 million.
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Ethos is able to democratize that system and open access to everyone.
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Ethos and ISOC did not immediately respond to a request for comment.
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An entrenched ethos boils down to: Don't just do something, stand there.
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Erik BrooksBostonThe writer is the founder and chief executive of Ethos Capital.
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Debates are supposed to be battle for the ethos of a party.
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But isn't it also consistent with your kind of Yankee D.I.Y. ethos?
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"We take, we don't bother," Jadis said, summing up the group's ethos.
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Out of this the dominant, highly creative ethos of geek antiauthoritarianism grew.
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That ethos has been the game-changer, and often for the good.
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Alongside his compositional projects, he has continued to pursue this democratizing ethos.
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You could say the hipster ethos you find in, say, Brooklyn qualifies.
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Other Finns, it seems, haven't fully embraced S-market's anti-waste ethos.
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Perhaps this is part of that kind of ethos in the organization.
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Nevett said Ethos wasn't its only suitor but was the best fit.
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"Long before the SEAL Ethos was written, Rudy lived it," they said.
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To succeed they must internalize an ethos of caution, care and respect.
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"A lot of students are attracted by that ethos," Mr. Sargent said.
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It seems a fitting ethos for his long life as a whole.
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To what extent does souvenir culture encourage or reinforce a salvage ethos?
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"There is style, a mystery and ethos with a monarch," he said.
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Jayne remembers how Goldie initially found the one-love ethos almost jarring.
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This ethos wasn't built on algorithms, but on flesh-and-blood people.
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EVANS: MICHAEL, IS IT FAIR TO SAY THAT YOUR ETHOS, THAT THE COMPANY'S ETHOS AT THIS POINT IS VERY MUCH A BET ON THE PRIVATE CLOUD IN CONTRAST TO THE PUBLIC CLOUD SERVICES THAT AMAZON AND GOOGLE OFFER?
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Had they remained true to their 'peace and love' ethos and forgiven him?
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Boi Boy and Hubbard wanted the Alter ethos to be inclusive of everyone.
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So you're taking a capitalist ethos to the leftovers of natural biological processes?
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Kéji is the ethos of clothes that can carry you through your day.
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It's similar to Samsung's ethos at its 837 flagship in the Meatpacking District.
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THUMP: Can you tell us a bit about the ethos behind the release?
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I think his ethos for using the best products is just his vibe.
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We're actually only doing products that we feel relate to each character's ethos.
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Yet, such secrecy runs entirely counter to the ethos of the public auction.
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I think it also feeds into the larger ethos of the Women's March.
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That ethos is gone and it's been replaced by a cult of individualism.
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It raises the question: Is Anonymous and the ethos it represents finally over?
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These new customers may be initially wooed by Tesla's tech and brand ethos.
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"This is a gang-like mentality and a gang-like ethos," Sweeney said.
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She has embraced the Hollywood ethos wholeheartedly and made it work for her.
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The names of three Ethos directors were redacted in documents released by ICANN.
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Crowdfunding is deeply lodged into the Peak Design's ethos, the company tells me.
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Medical billing ascribes to the central ethos of Whose Line Is It Anyway?
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Others have a top pick more in line with the state's particular ethos.
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The disparity has tugged away at the communal ethos Disney hoped to foster.
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The context is invaluable, he said, and helps him understand the organization's ethos.
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"The ethos of the company is trying to switch the paradigm," he said.
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Thus, much of Archer's traditionally absurdist ethos is still around in season seven.
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Because we embrace the unhealthy '24/7 crunch time' ethos at this organization.
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He's certainly truer to the ethos than, say, the shipped-out Corey Brewer.
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Regardless, it's clear that mmDust's entire ethos rubbed the room the wrong way.
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They felt that his business ethos was similar to theirs, Ms. Warren said.
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That strategy, endorsed by Tsai Ing-wen, the president, embraces the porcupine ethos.
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The Heartbreakers had an ethos of all for one, and one for all.
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Yet its stellar ethos isn't the only reason Ralph & Rice chose the brand.
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Naming select members, however, feels like a patent violation of the group's ethos.
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Bloomberg characterized the report as Khosrowshahi embracing the company's "growth above profit" ethos.
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It needs a new identity and more importantly a new ethos and ethics.
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This relational ethos has been at the core of my visits to Haiti.
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There have also been justified restrictions against persons who reject America's democratic ethos.
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Yet these critics typically don't address the imperative of upholding America's democratic ethos.
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Persons of other faiths and no faith have faithfully melded into this ethos.
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Of course, Lanng sees Frontiers and the open-source ethos as good business.
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Google is attempting to apply its "don't be evil" ethos to artificial intelligence.
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Now, he hopes to bring the same ethos to the Virginia governor's mansion.
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It also set the Department's new ethos: rules don't matter, progressive politics does.
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For Pecker, the Tiger Woods story encapsulates the grim ethos of Enquirer readers.
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Kelley, whose own voice never lost its Bronx accent, internalized this ethos young.
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Since owner Bud Adams passed away in 2013, Tennessee has lacked an ethos.
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At the end of the day, is his ethos greater than his ego?
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It makes sense that an ethos of pluck and hardiness has taken hold.
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"That ethos doesn't have to die just because the neighborhood's changed," he said.
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This marks a return, in large part, to the Democrats' "New Deal" ethos.
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I hadn't just failed to shave; I'd deviated from his ethos of unflappability.
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That ethos is reflected in what is her most famous work to date.
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This was Ethos, a type of pop-up hotel meant for business travelers.
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That ethos of rapid growth has been inscribed in the city&aposs DNA.
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Also, Ando has not embraced Silicon Valley's "move fast and break things" ethos.
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"Still, the speedy banning is in line with Amazon's ethos of "customer obsession.
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Google isn't the only company that cultivates innovation with a 20 percent ethos.
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In fact, we're kind of on board with the entire ethos of Fur.
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Say what you will about him, though, at least he had an ethos.
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This formulation of entrepreneurship does not turn from the ethos of liberal education.
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Eating there would run counter to my own ethos of conscious consumerism, too.
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It's a beautiful metaphor for the careful, exacting, and detailed ethos of Virgos.
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His signature item, The Farmer, is perhaps the best illustration of his ethos.
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FBI leadership needs to return to the 1935 ethos of our sacrosanct motto.
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Instead, the ethos of the trip is what matters — and what he recommends.
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The ethos of austerity prized dollars and cents over children and their health.
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Do the other artworks here tie in to the ethos of your firm?
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But the crisis we're facing now, a rapidly spreading pandemic, explodes this ethos.
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Eve, a working mother, is already bringing this ethos to a new generation.
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Silicon Valley has an ethos: Build it first and ask for forgiveness later.
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It features the same general design ethos of modern New Super Mario Bros.
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Starbreeze's underrated 2012 shooter Syndicate is a perfect encapsulation of the cyberpunk ethos.
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The movie weds a Black Nationalist aesthetic to an ethos of global kinship.
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It seems like that sort of ethos is up and down the company.
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Mr. Sanabria had a law-and-order ethos, his son, Yeudy Sanabria, said.
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In her second, saltier memoir, she described the workplace ethos of her era.
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There's the eco-friendly ethos of Miyazaki and stylistic nods to contemporary anime.
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I would only ask that The Times apply this ethos across the board.
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This combative ethos has stood firm amid an assortment of insults and missteps.
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Doing so violates the "think different" ethos associated with innovators like Steve Jobs.
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THIS ETHOS IS perhaps best captured in Tanijiri's own apartment, designed in 8183.
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" The Hudson production has a communal ethos that complements Thomson's musical "lingua americana.
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The casual ethos of Bay Area dating wasn't a good fit for her.
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He takes inspiration from — but is not constrained by — a regal ethnic ethos.
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The 49ers' unconventional dominance reflects both an organizational ethos and a schematic triumph.
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Ethos Capital agreed to buy Public Interest Registry, manager and operator of the .
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Fortunately for soap makers, consumers seem to appreciate their back-to-basics ethos.
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But only the Palestinians adopted an ethos of rejectionism, victimhood, suffering and death.
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That's the ethos of a museum that will open in Sweden in June.
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Amazon famously has 14 leadership principles that are part of the company's ethos.
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Monique, do you feel you're sought out because of your brand's sustainable ethos?
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A statement from the Internet Society states that Ethos plans on keeping the .
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In many ways, Mr. Tillerson, 64, embodies the corporate ethos of Exxon Mobil.
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That reality TV ethos -- and appeal -- animates how Donald Trump approaches the presidency.
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There's a problem here – and it's not just MS-213's violent ethos.
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But it's taken Hollywood 90 years to get back to pre-Code ethos.
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But there are limits to that ethos of being responsive to new presidents.
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He fits into Florida's ethos much better than he ever did New York's.
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A core ethos since Rockstar's inception has been the concept of "the team".
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Didones represent a complete about-face from the design ethos of Peak Minimalism.
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That is who George Washington enshrined in our professional warrior ethos in 1776.
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The fact that it's self-supported is a big ethos of the race.
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It's a sort of Hippocratic ethos: Minimize harm, and try to save lives.
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Needless to say, Yang's essay did not reflect a Silicon Valley open ethos.
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Mark Moncrieff, Guyton Sanders, Travis Curry, Dustin Fleming, Cory Graves, and Fleming unite the punk ethos and country ethos in a way that feels both brand new—I can't remember the last time an album felt this Tejano—and warmly familiar.
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But back to the video: "The ethos brought to this new project is similar to that of the 'DIY' ethos… but its more inclusive, so we've coined it DIWOP2, which his short for Do It With Other People Also," explains Hubbard.
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Pushing forward as quickly as possible is built into the company's "Never Settle" ethos.
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Be disciplined and remain committed to the ethos and values of this great nation.
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Like Ellison's protagonist in Invisible Man, Artist has the underground ethos of an outsider.
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A fast-acting ethos gives Zara a significant leg-up in the fashion world.
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Ethos is a self-described "radical" who routinely posts violent anti-police rhetoric online.
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" Ethos also posts the term "CPDK" which apparently stands for "Chicago Police Department Killer.
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Stay for the edge-of-your-seat intergalactic war mysteries and beautifully queer ethos.
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Swift is also designed to be simple, in keeping with the whole Apple ethos.
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Say what you will about the tenets of Yangbux, at least it's an ethos.
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The US must embrace the idea of expanding this cyber mission and ethos broadly.
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Rihanna championing people of all skin tones is in line with her personal ethos.
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The inaugural exhibition, "Abraham Cruzvillegas: Autocontusión," is a good introduction to the Kurimanzutto ethos.
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"It's the ethos of this generation," Kane says of office design that promotes wellness.
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It's no accident that Ray's credo sounds a bit reminiscent of Soderbergh's filmmaking ethos.
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But Ikea's new eaterie takes the Swedish retailer's DIY ethos to a new level.
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The ethos of startup culture could serve as a blueprint for civilization-destroying AIs.
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Individualism became the dominant ethos, with self-fulfillment and personal authenticity the highest goods.
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A similar ethos is also beginning to seep into university labs and research institutes.
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You'll still need to embrace the wireless ethos via Bluetooth 4.0 and 802.11AC wifi.
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The supportive structure of Time's Up goes hand in hand with Waithe's personal ethos.
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But time and again, Twitter's move-slow-and-apologize ethos gets it into trouble.
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Unfortunately, in their panic they are showing willingness to compromise the American business ethos.
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Its slogan encapsulates the radical bar's ethos: "The wrong place for the right people".
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Everything that we've produced has derived from the ethos of sharing and creating space.
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It was poorly executed, but mistakes happen, and that's part of Zuckerberg's Facebook ethos.
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Russia's rap scene is based on a DIY ethos, and continues to operate accordingly.
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They discussed how the "Star Trek" ethos and technologies have inspired real NASA developments.
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" Sometimes, she said, the operating ethos after his departure was "What would John say?
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He has had to fit into Santos' team ethos, playing a less glamorous role.
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What's less clear is whether they share a creative outlook or a political ethos.
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That's where the tenderness that is fundamental to this show's ethos comes into play.
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But over the past two seasons, Crazy Ex-Girlfriend has gradually evolved its ethos.
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However, ceding congressional authority to unelected, specialized bureaucrats runs counter to our democratic ethos.
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Bringing this ethos to Washington doesn't drain the swamp; it makes it even muckier.
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The bathrooms are ungendered, the atmosphere is sexually open, and the ethos is queer.
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To completely move away from that ethos would be to fundamentally change the network.
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It turns out, however, that an advisory ethos still prevails between me and Arty.
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It's also adorable, a compressed vision of the city in both ethos and mien.
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These players weren't just great champions, either; they embodied a culture and an ethos.
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A bootstrap mythology of American exceptionalism — without women — has become the new Republican ethos.
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There was no systematic corporate policy or ethos of targeting specific groups of customers.
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Behind it was an anti-commercial ethos that made an unsteady peace with commerce.
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I can report that this ethos and gratitude resonates within the entire Bush family.
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Well, this movement with small-scale, local regional beer is part of the ethos.
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VICE: What's the Reductress ethos when approaching a news event as dire as this?
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That's when it clicked, and Devil May Cry 5's guiding ethos became clear.
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Juul is, in many ways, another nail in the coffin of DIY vape ethos.
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That said, his ethos remains grounded in the illegal bombing sprees of his youth.
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And they were instrumental in applying the consolidationalist ethos above all to the city.
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Will it undermine or compete with the community ethos that bookstores like Readings represent?
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Its plutocratic policies and libertarian ethos are immune to all appeals of human solidarity.
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But now we have an ethos of detachment and competition all the way down.
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Generosity and hospitality anchor the communitarian ethos that makes these backcountry huts so welcoming.
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It was this recuperative alchemy that defined soul, as a music and an ethos.
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The ethos of corporate partnership runs through a number of health initiatives in Malaysia.
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That development is an expression of the once ruling see now/buy now ethos.
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That development is an expression of the once ruling see now/buy now ethos.
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In its early forms at least, rock music certainly cultivated this kind of ethos.
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We created a new boomer ethos, which was egalitarian (bluejeans everywhere!), socially conscious (recycling
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Silicon Valley's grow-at-all-costs ethos now shapes non-tech companies like MoviePass.
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But Roelof Botha, partner at Ethos investor Sequoia, said it helps the company's image.
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These pop-culture depictions glorify the gangster lifestyle and its man-of-honor ethos.
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"I think the collaborative ethos here makes this project really exciting," added Ms. Jones.
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"both-sides" ethos that prevails in the mainstream media, neocon ideas are just as
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Furthermore, the connections between current and former CEOs at Ethos Capital, ICANN, and the .
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She understood Japan, and had the talent and skills to capture its ineffable ethos.
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Volkswagen's deeply embedded, conformist ethos was seen as a proximate cause of the scandal.
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Reaching into the national culture runs against the grain of their policy-oriented ethos.
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West's announcement reflects an important ethos at Uber, and in corporate America in general.
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That's an interesting ethos, but how did it affect the making of this book?
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The underlying ethos seems to be to found a movement, not prop a candidate.
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Its institutional spirit is second to none and its ethos is one of trust.
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Today the livestock industry continues the killing mania and ethos of the early Americans.
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This ethos extends to the influencers that Ring has chosen to sponsor its cameras:.
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Cheetahs is primarily a heterosexual space, but there's an ethos of integration at Jolene.
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True to their anti-government ethos, Republicans disdain Obamacare on tax-and-spending grounds.
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For the Internet Society and Ethos Capitol this looks like a very good deal.
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"This is a moment of truth for Israel's national security and ethos," said Grinstein.
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And once investors convert to his ethos of simplicity and thrift, it's for life.
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VICE: Your doc seems eerily prescient of the ethos that put Trump in office.
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But it's a statement about the value of all-consuming altruism as an ethos.
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The problem is that this runs directly counter to Trump's ethos as a dealmaker.
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"The whole ethos was it was supposed to be a house party," says Rosoman.
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And so I think Kanye West's DIY album art ethos is a good one.
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He never wanted to stick to one medium but always stuck to one ethos.
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The show's ethos still seems to be on Neil Reynolds' mind when he broadcasts.
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Now, Snap has a product to embody that ethos rather than just talking about it.
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The Trump business ethos has long been: Do whatever is necessary to beat your competitors.
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Daenerys's whole ethos was founded on justice, fighting for the people, and sparing innocent lives.
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Jake's professor instructed him to apply the principle of ethos to his asking-out efforts.
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GV and Accel co-led the round, which brings Ethos' total funding to $46 million.
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This ethos extends to how Chinese young people play sports and engage in outdoor recreation.
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Ahead, see how today's feminists are wearing their ethos on their sleeves, wrists, and ankles.
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They have a terrible reputation for paying DJs [laughs] but they have a great ethos.
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As a game developer, Burbank has been able to hold to his ethos pretty solidly.
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But the fact that the government involvement is concealed makes it palatable to our ethos.
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The people who have this ethos are fond of systemization, and everything is a system.
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In a country where individual achievement is prized, the Mormon ethos presents an unusual mixture.
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Falling nicely into the 'it just works' Apple ethos, setting up Sidecar is incredibly simple.
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Those men, over the ages, have proven themselves idealists who desire to build America's ethos.
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But in some cases that developed into an ethos of pleasing bosses rather than customers.
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This utopian vision was also built into the ethos at David Mancuso's aforementioned The Loft.
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In the past five years, this down-to-earth ethos has substantially improved Rome's image.
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Each child can celebrate their own faith, while the schools retain a general Christian ethos.
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Ms Thom's production bears the hallmarks of an ethos known as the "aesthetics of access".
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It's a specific sort of wasteland that fits the ethos of the Mad Max series.
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That divide has brought with it the birth of a new ethos: Get that money.
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"This will make it somewhat easier for them to impose their own ethos," he said.
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Mr Ellermann thinks it an aesthetic affront that violates the European ethos of invisible borders.
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Let's let their ethos come out in their movement, in their vocalizations, in their costumes.
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True to Bioderma's ethos, the Hydrabio aims to "re-train the skin to moisturize itself."
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Their jobs are often defined by long hours and an "all or nothing" work ethos.
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What if you took that ethos and created a sort of Y Combinator-for-good?
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Being a good leader means embodying the soul and ethos of the people you lead.
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Overall, Zootopia's significance—and its parallel with furry ethos—is bringing legions of fans together.
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That speaks more to the organization's ethos — that it believes privacy is a fundamental right.
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It's with that ethos that UNHCR and the World Bank have entered this new cooperation.
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Neel's ethos of inclusion was apparent in her political activism as well as her work.
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"Ethos" is a Greek word describing the guiding beliefs or ideals that characterize a community.
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In keeping with the homespun ethos, there are no glamping options at this lakeside retreat.
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Chef's Table tracks the careers of some famous chefs and the ethos behind their restaurants.
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Its ethos also goes against the psychological and physical health of juvenile consumers, it added.
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But if we let women embrace the ethos of the stoner comedy, something remarkable happens.
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Juanli Carrión's and Jacki Fisher's inviting Outer Seed Shadow (OSS) initiative exemplifies this collaborative ethos.
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"I like to get after people," he says, by way of explaining his defensive ethos.
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With races covering dozens of miles and remote locations, MUT has a ruggedly individualistic ethos.
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Conversely, conservatives tend to adhere to a "no apologies" ethos that makes admitting error verboten.
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The G.P.A. ethos takes spirited children and pushes them to be hard working but complaisant.
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" That's his ethos, he said: "I know how to serve drinks and throw a party.
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Wagner's music, Mr. Gutman argued, was in many respects a reflection of his personal ethos.
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He was a championship wrestler, so he brings a wrestling ethos to everything he does.
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In fact, what Musk is describing is precisely the opposite of a reputable newsroom ethos.
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That's not to say the recent run of superhero movies has forgotten that ethos entirely.
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This is partly because the rest of the world has caught up to wrestling's ethos.
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Domestically, the MHP, with its devotion to authoritarian ethos, will encourage Erdogan's anti-democratic tilt.
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The American ethos is founded on individualism and entrepreneurship, not on collectivism and state imposition.
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I love the one by Lawrence, though it overbears in projecting the writer's sensualist ethos.
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Lyric gave Business Insider an exclusive look at what it calls its "design ethos" deck.
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We still have that ethos of wanting to do the right thing by our authorities.
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Three-year old San Francisco startup Ethos is upending the experience of buying life insurance.
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In total, Ethos has raised over $100 million and is valued at nearly $500 million.
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Carter had just been in the White House, with her homespun ethos and handmade clothes.
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Their whole ethos has always been to distance themselves from the conventional and the traditional.
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I compromise that aspect of my style ethos by supplementing casual options with statement pieces.
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This, of course, is par for the course for Westbrook, whose basketball ethos is chaos.
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It fits in perfectly with UD's whole "beauty with an edge" ethos, and then some.
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In other words, rave makeup matches the ethos of the club scene at-large: messiness.
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There's a lot of this libertarian ethos in Silicon Valley that I don't agree with.
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But Yeezy means Kanye, and a connection to him is the ethos, the raison d'être.
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Maybe it's the do-it-for-the-story ethos inherent to being a standup comedian.
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This ethos seems to go all the way up to the U.S. Department of Defense.
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Without having to meet in person, the ethos and the aesthetic can be quite similar.
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So far, many drivers have been intrigued by Juno's ethos and the equity ownership factor.
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The era of Gordon Gekko's "greed-is-good" ethos has broken the system, he said.
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Despite the free market ethos of the oil industry, crude is hardly a free market.
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Then they founded computer companies infused with an ethos that was part counterculture, part cowboy.
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With "Lost Landscapes" he's extended this political, communitarian ethos by soliciting audience participation during screenings.
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"For a relatively new country, our ethos hasn't been about treasuring our heritage," he said.
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That ethos "really manifests in everything that he does and how he leads," she said.
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And yet, despite Burning Man's anti-consumerist ethos, many billionaires (particularly from Silicon Valley) attend.
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Skating is full of creative people, individuals who are not muzzled by the team ethos.
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Critics, including many veterans, said the policy was at odds with Australia's egalitarian national ethos.
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In keeping with the Condé Nast ethos, Mr. Newhouse's tastes were catholic to the core.
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The site's everyone-is-welcome ethos was once seen as a democratizing force in news.
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For much of Mr. Crumb's career, such quotations were anathema to the reigning modernist ethos.
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That ethos is, more or less, par for the course when it comes to Marlowe.
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Brown's countercultural ethos shared some common ground with traditional conservatives' hostility to the governing class.
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We should cherish Stanley Hudson and hold a piece of his ethos in our hearts.
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Even in 2010, the anti-stylus ethos still made absolute sense for a new platform.
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His stern ethos of self-help and bootstrapping has made him a darling of the
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But it was also in line with her new ethos as a sophisticated international businesswoman.
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Its ethos — seeing players as consistent characters unfolding in a serialized drama — is now dominant.
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Say what you will about the tenets of Trumpism, but at least it's an ethos.
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What set Ethos Capital apart is the amount of money they were offering — $1.135 billion.
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"Ethos has refused to put any of these commitments into the ICANN contract," Malthouse said.
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Many cyclists credit or blame snowboard culture and its ethos of joyous, hallucinatory risk-taking.
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Ethos Capital has already said it would "potentially" raise domain prices 10 percent each year.
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But in addition to the farm, her family passed down a strong ethos of independence.
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"A landmark day for India and our nation's ethos of compassion and brotherhood!" he wrote.
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If, based on the answers provided, ICANN thinks Ethos shouldn't be the group to operate .
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That's the ethos of the Museum of Failure, which will open in Sweden in June.
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We had that punk ethos of, if other bands are popular, they suck, they're sellouts.
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For those not familiar with DROMe, how would you describe its aesthetic and brand ethos?
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It's not looking likely since The Internet Society already approved the deal with Ethos Capital.
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CRAMER: THERE IS ALSO AN ETHOS HERE THAT I ALWAYS RESPECTED YOU AND YOUR FAMILY.
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But given the similar productivity and communication ethos, those incumbents could certainly opt to compete.
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It goes beyond the movement for reproductive rights to the very ethos of our country.
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It goes beyond the movement for reproductive rights to the very ethos of our country.
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That sort of egalitarian, communitarian ethos feels correct to me and also normal to me.
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Historians and other experts describe Pulitzer's life and ethos accompanied by the usual archival photographs.
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We can see this ethos, too, in a number of reactionary and right-leaning movements today.
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Bikini Kill and Huggy Bear, any other band that put out manifestos, echoed the situationist ethos.
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A Libertarian ethos layered on top of an evolving business model, but let's be honest, naivety.
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Black Panther was the first movie in a long time to complicate the Marvel moral ethos.
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There is a coincidental link to the ethos of Al-Azzawi's art, and to Diego Rivera's.
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By the '90s — the Mike Tyson years— there was nothing left of the Ali boxing ethos.
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Hovaghimian figures the same ethos will compel people to write about what's happening down the street.
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Gifford said millennials were more interested in sustainable living and this ethos informed their money decisions.
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It's not that the villains don't have a moral ethos; they barely have believable character motivations.
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The campaign being mounted against its editorial ethos and former writers has made it too risky.
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Zenefits was a poster-child for Silicon Valley's growth-at-all-costs ethos of recent years.
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The ethos is so concise that it's often the main source of derision for the sport.
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Like Arm's stand-alone Ethos NPUs, these chips are meant to speed up machine learning workloads.
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Gab launched almost exactly a year ago with a definite ethos: Free speech at all cost.
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But Star Trek's general ethos has been to look toward the future, not replicate the past.
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The Shondaland playground's latest addition, Grey's Anatomy spin-off Station 19, also lives by this ethos.
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The editorial ethos of Marvel in 1975 is incomparable — incomparable — to the one that exists today.
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The result embodies the ethos that led Patton and Werckman to found Ipecac two decades ago.
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That's a phenomenal ethos, but you have to understand why things broke or why they worked.
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In the letter, Saverin and Ganguly explained their investing ethos, that innovation can come from anywhere.
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As of right now; however this ethos in practice seems to only apply to cisgender actors.
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Social and racial justice and intersectionality are also a big part of the democratic socialism ethos.
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It goes against the brand ethos, which Taylor admits is in contrast to some tech brands.
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It is hard not to recognize in this incident, the ethos of [Donald] Trump's voting base.
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The driving "Gotta catch 'em all" ethos behind Pokémon jells perfectly with Funko Pops' mission: synergy!
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He added that Jet's pricing algorithm fits with its ethos of always offering the lowest prices.
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His unwavering commitment to entrepreneurs and passion for technology shaped the founding ethos of Founders Fund.
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The Final Year ultimately plays like a tragedy, at least if you're sympathetic to that ethos.
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Even IKEA, the Swedish standard bearer of minimalism, has embraced the ethos of more is more.
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How do you see VR fitting in with the ethos of a place like The Smell?
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Compared to this unsavory lot, Bannon and Miller stand out as at least having an ethos.
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But there was enough scientific literature and I trusted enough in the ethos of the research.
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Strength and courage and kindness are key to Twain's ethos—past, present, and certainly her future.
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CEO John Mackey said the disclosures are a key part of its company-wide communal ethos.
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We'll keep introducing insects because that's part of our ethos and it's part of my cuisine.
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Complete your ranchero look with a pearl snap shirt, or, alternatively, tap into Austin's hipster ethos.
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But the current season, the show's sixth, has seen a sudden shift in ethos, as well.
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Some, for instance, focus on pupils in deprived areas; others seek to spread a religious ethos.
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For this work, "First the words, then the music" might have been a better guiding ethos.
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The ethos and the training resembled that of the Navy Seal s—ruthless, brutal, and constant.
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Democrats are also embracing a tax-the-rich ethos after years of ducking it, Bloomberg reports.
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Selendy and Gay said the ethos of the new firm will be client service, not profitability.
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On the political side many elite universities are home to an ethos of middle-aged leftism.
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"It's also fueled by a renewed interest in vintage fashion and an ethos for reusing items."
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All enterprises have a purpose, an ethos, what we have come to call a corporate culture.
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Lyric's "design ethos" deck is used to guide the company's design decisions and woo prospective partners.
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Can you tell us what it is and a little bit about the ethos behind it?
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"It's a D.I.Y. ethos with impeccably modern taste," said Grace Bonney, the founder of Design Sponge.
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This is in line with Wegmans' ethos, which is very focused on local and sustainable food.
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There was an idea, there was a very strong ethos to give that concept of that.
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Garner's inventions capture the American ethos of ingenuity — although their future may or may not arrive.
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It's part of the loving ethos of the page: Vin believes in you and your work.
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That improvisational magic of capturing a candid moment in the studio became an ethos for Intellexual.
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It's crucial to ensure that the attitude on the door matches the ethos of the night.
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"Nothing about CoderDojo's brand or ethos is changing as a result of this merger," added Colligan.
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Already, Bailey has adopted the ethos of the Valley, or at the very least, its language.
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Hofman admits it isn't much, but part of the GrowUp ethos is to keep things local.
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" She says America's problems can be solved with "a new ethos of individual responsibility, and caring.
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The estimated value of the operation may have changed, but the ethos has remained the same.
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And the sport — as I understood it — was about evoking an entire ethos through one snack.
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"Al Frankenstien": In terms of a junior high school ethos, it's hard to beat this one.
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He pointed us to a world in which the central ethos is that might makes right.
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Most of us buy into a workaholic ethos that leaves us with little time for community.
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Its own ambitions are aligned with the can-do, odds-defying ethos of the space program.
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They are resourceful and determined, and have the ethos (and the recruiting budget) of an underdog.
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Within this ethos of visual brutality, Tool emanates a vibe of quiet purpose and moral rigor.
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"Education is incredibly important and part of the ethos of our fair," Mr. Hewat-Jaboor said.
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My brother, James, and I were raised in my father's interpretation of the corps' intense ethos.
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Pedersen was raised in a Marine ethos, a climate of almost religious devotion to the corps.
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At its heart, Burning Man embraced anti-consumerism and an ethos that embraced radical self-expression.
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The text on one painting, "Ugh he's crying again," pretty much sums up Mr. Leibowitz's ethos.
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My personality is unique — I have my own sartorial styles — and this complements the company ethos.
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Something for everyone — that was the ethos of broadcast TV in the old three-network era.
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Ethos' star-studded investor mix may come as a surprise to some, being an insurance company.
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They have an ethos of service and duty that society looks to in times of crisis.
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Our institutions and traditions are nurtured by our rich and diverse cultural heritage and democratic ethos.
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Mr. Acosta had asked if the administration's immigration policy conflicted with the ethos of the statue.
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During my reporting, I learned over and over that most SEALs follow that silent professional ethos.
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Her ethos is, "since life is short, let's surround ourselves with beautiful things," Ms. Delettrez said.
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The Dutch ethos of smartly managed health care extends beyond just the provision of health insurance.
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Resale and rentals run opposite to the buy-it-and-toss-it ethos of fast fashion.
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Ethos Capital has offered $1 billion for the domain, which is currently operated by a nonprofit.
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The good news is that millennial legislators are entering public service with this ethos in mind.
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And he said the students' ethos — many hands, eager to help — called to mind Burning Man.
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But "Saving Banksy" has a larger goal: pointedly weighing graffiti's populist ethos against art-world profiteering.
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The university has extended that ethos to many low-income students, allowing them to attend free.
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This ethos has obviously been welcomed by business leaders, but often criticized by the activist-minded.
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When you talk to folks [that work there], that has been part of the Blizzard ethos.
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For decades, leading voices in industry and government had subscribed to a prevailing ethos: techno-optimism.
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Some women even saw the decision to support Sanders as a betrayal of the progressive ethos.
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That box office hit packaged and cemented the ethos of relatability that drew fans to him.
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Certainly, it's the ethos of noir, which Chinatown is channeling, if also challenging, in its way.
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Other proxy advisors Glass Lewis, Ethos, and zRating have recommended Sunrise shareowners approve the capital increase.
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CRAMER: WILL YOU BE WILLING TO LOSE SOME CUSTOMERS WHO YOU THINK DON'T FIT YOUR ETHOS?
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There's plenty of politics in the building trades, but there's also an ethos of craft meritocracy.
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She returned to La Paz and began trying to convert Bolivians to the New Nordic ethos.
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And many of the high end kitchens work within an ethos of respect (like French Laundry).
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"We have an underlying ethos that is pro-social, pro-planet and pro-jobs," said Pincus.
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One way in which this pervasive corporate ethos manifests itself is the explosion of stock buybacks.
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He is a hero, and his actions embody the ethos that all good mountaineers aspire to.
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New York (CNN Business)Robinhood's free-trading ethos turned the online brokerage industry on its head.
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Considering the company's cruelty-free, vegan ethos, the potential backlash could reach far beyond government sanctions.
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Breitbart, under Bannon, has been defined by a "not-open-white-nationalism-but-damn-close" ethos.
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Much in the ethos of Little Tybee, Martin took his instrument and saw something different there.
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Apple's approach is typical of the company's ethos: it's focused on doing AI on your device instead.
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Like City Plaza, it was anti-charity in ethos, largely run by the refugees who lived there.
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So, as HudyHary says, it's grime's ethos which has had the biggest influence on the Polish version.
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But today, that ethos is rampant in the podcasting world, from Moth-like storytelling shows like Risk!
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What do you make of this ethos that says the government should be run like a business?
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Like the ethos of La maison rouge itself, the show revels in its fearlessness, madness, and levity.
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Croker's legacy as animator, writer, and voice artist, is tied up in this aggravated anti-consumer ethos.
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I believe they ignored it before because of Libertarian ethos and because they all want user growth.
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But former employees and critics say the company's true ethos has often been in opposition to this.
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Hotz may be out as CEO, but he insists the fundamental ethos of the company won't change.
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As the Halperin ethos spread, it corrupted or destroyed nearly every Washington media property that encountered it.
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Pompeo, who graduated first in his class, seemed to embrace and embody that ethos more than most.
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So adopting the new fintech ethos of zero fees and transparent pricing makes for thinner profit margins.
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Bradley's style of solid defending and controlled counters was a harsh departure from Swansea's positive, attacking ethos.
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Grande's old-fashioned vocalist-first ethos and retro style didn't generate a big bang of cultural relevance.
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That's largely because the show's "everyone is connected" ethos is realistic about the limitations of that perspective.
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The ethos of glam rock is about having "true moments and embracing the fucking situation," full stop.
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The ethos of the era is oppositional, to discard the superficial civility that papered over terrible injustice.
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"GitHub will retain its developer-first ethos, operate independently, and remain an open platform," Microsoft's post says.
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"The ethos of the company is trying to switch the paradigm," BamBrogan told The Verge in 2017.
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Which seems like it may have been the ethos behind its development, come to think of it.
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And, keeping this ethos in mind, there was one scene in the premiere that particularly stood out.
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More importantly, we think it is time to reexamine the ethos of open source in today's environment.
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Donald Trump Jr. has taken the "how do you do, fellow kids?" ethos a little too far.
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Starting today, Reddit is debuting a feature that might turn that decade-long ethos on its head.
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"The ethos of a country can't be the fight against corruption," he told the Wall Street Journal.
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That such incoherent goofiness has become rap's dominant ethos in the past few years is a joy.
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Facebook's founding ethos of "move fast and break things" is not an approach that discourages bad behaviour.
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Najla is in many ways the embodiment of the Saharawi ethos—vigorous and spirited, yet profoundly patient.
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Unlike fast-paced international art fairs elsewhere, Gallery Weekend has a more low-key and inclusive ethos.
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The spaces being claimed by today's social movements are set up in deliberate contrast to that ethos.
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Trump, who was never selling a governing ethos to begin with, will be a profoundly rejected figure.
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Dubuc has been tasked with cleaning up the company's books, as well as its in-house ethos.
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Incensed users accused Poole of selling out, going against the ethos of the site he had created.
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The two departments have very different cultures that cut to the very ethos of workforces and missions.
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That's where Garcia has a crucial epiphany, one that would help define the Dead's ethos moving forward.
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That same ethos underlies Honest Weight, the restaurant Bil opened in 2015 with business partner Victoria Bazan.
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We were pretty dedicated until it just ran itself, but we tried to carry that ethos beyond.
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If you had to pick five records that sum up the WU sonic ethos, what'd they be?
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Maybe it's hard-nosed defense and a star-less share-the-ball ethos that floats your boat.
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While her drastic approach won't work for everyone, there are still ways you can adopt her ethos.
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This new approach resembles in some ways the more collective ethos seen in the best Asian schools.
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Teaming up with pop stars left and right has become an integral part of the brand's ethos.
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Surely this is a mainstay ethos of North Korea's broader strategy in dealing with the United States.
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"Each service has its own ethos and considers itself as the prima donna of war," Panag said.
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Once a team wins a World Series with that plan and ethos, though, the copycatting will begin.
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Manson, a blogger and entrepreneur, typically writes about topics like ethos, dating and relationships, and everyday choices.
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His ethos is: Get what I can for myself, and everyone else can take care of themselves.
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Or is it yet another example of the increasingly decrepit "both sides" ethos that pervades American journalism?
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With an ethos that oozes effortless cool, Rag & Bone is always a place I want to shop.
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For this new service, that same need for a joint warfighting culture and ethos is even greater.
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After its most recent funding round in August, Ethos' valuation was estimated to be nearly $500 million.
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It is to preserve and protect, to carry on the ethos that defines the act we honor.
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They were isolated, governed only by the ethos of their small-town attendees and their traditional values.
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The strategy fits right into the "great artists steal" ethos espoused by Apple co-founder Steve Jobs.
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It is now the key animating ethos in the decision-making process of America's ruling political party.
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During the week of brainstorming, class lessons were focused on defining Aristotle's rhetorical triangle (ethos, pathos, logos).
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Our mission, Under Armour Makes You Better, is an ethos that spans significantly beyond shirts and shoes.
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That ethos, that sort of shoot first, publish first, stir the pot, deal with the consequences later .
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We need to re-inject their level of urgency back into the Valley ethos and compete ferociously.
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In keeping with this ethos, they'll be throwing an Epic Carnival this Saturday in the gallery's courtyard.
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But if that's true, it's hard to see how exploiting female Marines online keeps that ethos alive.
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In the days of Uber 1.0, the ethos seemed to be about doing all the wrong things.
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The hyperspecialized, careerist ethos of mainstream universities has served them just as poorly as it has conservatives.
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The institutional structure of Thread is impressive, but not as impressive as the ethos that pervades it.
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But it's not the ultimate Metallica album—the album that most exemplifies the band's ethos and attitude.
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The cast members were, inevitably, growing older and growing out of their party-all-the-time ethos.
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The current generation of Silicon Valley giants started out with an ethos of revolution first, fixes afterward.
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The artist's personal narrative recalling her artistic inspiration further distances her from the detached ethos of Minimalism.
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Her process, which she calls "refiguring," encapsulates the ethos driving nearly all the artists in these shows.
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Covington's Christian girl autumn ethos most closely reflects that of, well, the hot girl summer creator herself.
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But even by the here-today-gone-tomorrow ethos of punk, the Erasers' recording output was minuscule.
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They decided to use an unconventional ad campaign to market Célinununu, to match the company's unconventional ethos.
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This is our ethos: Use the ballot box to create the change our communities need and deserve.
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Their tear-it-all-down ethos has left them, despite their impressive power to mobilize, politically inchoate.
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With its deep farm-to-table ethos and casually elegant style, the restaurant was an immediate hit.
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It also keeps the ethos of the original movie by depicting a story of a cheating paramour.
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But the name also signifies Mr. Richardson's governing ethos: that combining creative disciplines usually yields something interesting.
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Our brand ethos is rooted in saving people time so they can do the things that matter.
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And each designer makes clothes for women that feels like an extension of their personal style ethos.
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"There is an ethos of maintaining privacy and confidentiality — which sometimes is very beneficial," Mr. Sokolow said.
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"We are very loyal to our core customer and true to our outdoor ethos," Mr. Kelly said.
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The brand is majorly design-minded and the West Hollywood Edition is no exception to that ethos.
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Kerri Fivecoat-Campbell is candid about the pros and cons of tiny homes and a minimalist ethos.
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Ethos has stated it will enshrine these pricing commitments into the founding documents governing the operation of .
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Ethos has also made commitments with respect to freedom of expression and upholding human rights more broadly.
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Mr. Antonoff knows he is "straddling a lot of fences," merging an indie ethos and megastar associations.
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But the second-generation Acura NSX is a punch to the face to the brand's sensible ethos.
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Booker is no different, but perhaps more than others, he echoes the religious-political ethos of Jackson.
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Off the Wall, our defining ethos, is about a state of mind, not how old you are.
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"Describing in plain English the various elements of the Islamic Republic's ethos" was intolerable to his jailers.
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It's not "interiors," plural — as if there is one psychic space, one soul, one ethos to plumb.
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There was humor in the film, but it took its world, its ethos and its audience seriously.
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A base for numerous United Nations bodies, its open economy and tolerant ethos have attracted all comers.
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"The last several years, the ethos of the denomination has been characterized more by mistrust and misunderstanding."
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Why I think Microsoft is relevant is because it is a technological company with a different ethos.
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And that was based around the ethos of the arcade, which was driven by the coin drop.
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Warren's policy proposals on climate change reflect this ethos, aiming her opening salvo as president against lobbying.
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Chiz believes that this ethos of collaboration also helps abortion clinics give high-quality care to patients.
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" For the Black Mirror producers, the design ethos always starts with one question: "What's around the corner?
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You can see that ethos in motion, as people sweat and dance during Nekra's Decolonise Fest set.
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In a July post on her website/app, the 20-year-old addressed her "free the nipple" ethos.
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So it's really worked in that this kind of ethos has now swept through all of professional baseball.
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In fact, Alex was so dedicated to the punk ethos that he was a roadie for Killing Joke.
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Giving their stories nearly as much run-time as Catherine of Aragon's aligns with the show's entire ethos.
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Combine that with the ethos of punk and baby, you've got yourself one hell of a compelling genre.
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For some, what has emerged about Epstein's world, its denizens and its ethos, has already done the trick.
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Charlie Hill, chief technology officer of IBM Design, says the plan is to completely overhaul IBM's corporate ethos.
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Social justice, immigration, and LGBTQ rights are regularly discussed during services, and Butler has embraced the activist ethos.
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Even to those who aren't fans of Tsuburaya's distinctive style, his aesthetic, effects, and ethos permeate movies today.
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The business world celebrated this swashbuckling freedom, adopting startup culture's management philosophies, office designs, and ethos of innovation.
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Already, the promo clip features models of different races and ethnicities, staying true to the Fenty brand ethos.
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Although workers are now classed as employees, rather than members, La Fageda's ethos has not changed, he said.
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With the ROK deal, Canal+ looks to bring the Nollywood production ethos to other African countries and regions.
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He has a professional's ethos, too — even to the point of what some would call heroism, others foolhardiness.
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For Stella McCartney, a sustainable, ethically conscious, eco-minded ethos is just as important as the design itself.
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The 5424 keeps the design ethos of the brand but drops legacy peripheral support for a thinner design.
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To put it crudely: it is the ethos of Glastonbury festival applied as an entire way of living.
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For once, the DCEU has a hero who's expressing an ethos instead of fuming and suffering over it.
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But College Music turns those propositions down, because it'd violate the outsider, pirate radio ethos of the scene.
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That ethos would ensure that the department was the most independent, least partisan agency of the executive branch.
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Google claims to be trying to bring some of the open ethos of the web to smart speakers.
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He is half-British and half-Portuguese, and says the very ethos of the brand is at stake.
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"Sony Music is a world-class company that understands our ethos of exceptional curation and developing young talent."
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It's not clear why Ethos would be more likely to reinvest its profits than the Internet Society is.
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In fact, per Muriedas, the event cribs its ethos straight from the stolid pages of an academic journal.
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More stridently political, they're nevertheless distinguished by that same puckish, sociable New York School ethos of cultural consumerism.
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In hindsight, Apple's viewpoint for how they support special education makes total sense if you understand their ethos.
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If his unit ends up firing on innocents, from a military ethos standpoint, that blood is on him.
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Just to kind-of put it in the ethos of this is who we're going to put here.
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Preferring to take risks when his confidence is vodka tinged, his work ethos embraces the lessons failure imparts.
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The multifaith ethos of the modest fashion industry has turned out to be one of its greatest strengths.
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Some splits were over matters of religion, and some over Garrison's peculiar perfectionist ethos and notions of nonresistance.
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The startup ecosystem had become accustomed to the ethos of begging for forgiveness, rather than asking for permission.
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Tegan & Sara have always been DIY, and remain so in ethos despite being a bona fide crossover act.
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But spend time around the Panthers, and a self-regulated curfew is entirely fitting with the team ethos.
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That's the thing about Michael — he always went the extra mile because of his attentiveness to consumer ethos.
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They aimed to bring the "rough consensus and running code" ethos of open-source software to civic deliberation.
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Their debut 1991 album Revolution For Change took their ethos to an even more literal and radical level.
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It's partly the punk ethos, which is to challenge the status quo and question authority at every turn.
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People join the RCMP when they are very young, which helps the force shape them to its ethos.
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That ethos persisted amid the mutual cynicism of relations between the Communist Party and the Soviet Union's citizens.
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Numerous violence-prevention projects that roughly adhere to the public health ethos are already in place in London.
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I remember when Gap did it fairly early on, it was part of the ethos of the company.
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So long as the show's ethos is more or less consistent, it can get away with a lot.
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But their action signaled, for me, something different — a none-too-subtle shift in SXSW ethos and personality.
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Donald Trump dominated the GOP primaries after breaking with key elements of his party's post-9/11 ethos.
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But it's not just ethos — it's also what he proposes to do to many countries, particularly American allies.
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Stylistically, that ethos can translate into just about anything, from sparkly bodysuits to rainbow minidresses to glitter hotpants.
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He understands how some of the best art is a communal, ethos-based idea that brings people together.
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Above all, nothing is sacred to them, including the hallmark of the West – its democratic ethos and process.
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AWD seems rather antithetical to Singer's ethos, even though various Porsches have driven all four wheels for generations.
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Sharp claws 3rd most powerful bite force among big cats Lazy, allegedly No ethos Cannot carry human freight .
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Although your ethos defines the "why" behind what you do, the mission is "what" you intend to do.
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In addition to its cash investment, Ethos also managed to score a debt round from Silicon Valley Bank .
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Kalanick's outburst against Kamel is only the most visceral manifestation of the company's ethos: prioritizing profit over people.
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And while it doesn't work for every reader, its publication established Island's ethos for visual experimentation and playfulness.
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Neglected by the empire that sent them there, they discovered a mission and ethos that I never intended.
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It's this ethos that's informed DSA chapters' approach to campaigning for the 2018 candidates the organization has supported.
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"The ethos of this whole place is that we are artists first and foremost," says CEO Travis Knight.
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For years, the company — which Bezos founded in 1994 — has had an ethos of prioritizing growth over profits.
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Turning against Blankenship didn't stop the ex-con from continuing to tap into his "Trumpier than Trump" ethos.
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The national parks are part of our nation's ethos, and touch millions each year with their rugged beauty.
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It's bigger than a celebrity question, and more important: It's an ethos question, of what our culture is.
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We must hold ourselves accountable according to the same ethos that guided us in championing the above issues.
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At Robert College the students were exposed to an ethos that celebrates individualism, privacy, ambition, and self-expression.
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Moreland grew up on punk and hardcore records, and internalized a strong do-it-yourself ethos early on.
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Hinkie's methodology — the resignation-by-treatise pretty much said it all — did not match his old-school ethos.
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"At Saudi Aramco, sustainability is an ethos that permeates all aspects of our company," the company's website reads.
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Per the Surrealist ethos, there are lots of uncanny juxtapositions and odd setups involving castles, beaches and banquets.
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" 'Humble beginnings'Claure contrasted WeWork's ethos with corporate America's "miserable" cubicle-filled buildings where "people hate coming to work.
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Rolling with the idea, Partisans embraced Mr. Price's ethos of off-the-shelf architecture by repurposing industrial items.
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Showmanship is part of the ethos of the U.F.C., and no one is better at it than McGregor.
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The IRA warned that if the sale proceeds, Ethos Capital's no-bid contract for perpetual management of the .
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The new company was named Ethos and already, just three years in, it's turning heads across Silicon Valley.
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You'll want to identify ways to build out your space in a way that reflects the company's ethos.
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So did Valeant's problems arise from a McKinsey-driven ethos devoted to driving shareholder value through financial machinations?
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Different as the two sculptors are, they share certain values, like the Modernist ethos of truth to materials.
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Stage fog is so essential to the rock-band ethos that even the characters talk about it — twice.
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Others have cautioned about the McKinsey-driven ethos — J. Michael Pearson was a McKinsey consultant for 23 years.
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"It's unfortunate that the discernment itself was so public, and so not in the Anglican ethos," he said.
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Looks like we'll have to wait and see whether the French pharmacy's ethos will ever fully catch on.
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Put another way: I know a solid, feminist message built into a movie's ethos when I see one.
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For both Google's workforce and politicians, it seems that Google's don't be evil ethos isn't good enough anymore.
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Do you adapt your music according to their sound/ethos or do they approach you at this point?
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That underdog ethos that would take Pulp all the way to a headlining slot at Glastonbury in 1995.
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Instead, he was peppering Hoffman with questions about himself, telling stories about users, and talking about work ethos.
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In that respect, this March for Our Lives Instagram post falls right in line with Swift's overall ethos.
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And they will remain vulnerable to start-ups who can recruit better technical talent who have this ethos.
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I didn't ditch drugs for philosophical reasons—I think that 'straight edge' as an ethos is quite stupid.
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The startup ethos — rapid, runaway growth — has been drilled into the collective consciousness of just about every founder.
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"It's like a time warp," said one former employee, citing the firm's "macho, scotch-drinking, fist-fighting" ethos.
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The party's up-by-your-bootstraps ethos appealed to her, she's anti-abortion and she hates paying taxes.
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Mr. Hefner invented the Playboy ethos that Mr. Weinstein used like a get-out-of-jail-free card.
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That an observation so banal could generate so much controversy speaks to how deep the individualist ethos goes.
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Because they can't see that their condition is shared, an ethos of solidarity is completely foreign to them.
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The site's design mimics that ethos with little clutter, hyper-clear images, and not a serif in sight.
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Hunters like Roosevelt brought that kind of fair chase ethos to the hunt that nurtured the conservation movement.
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I love the ethos that pervades this group: everyone has a go, and no one gets left behind.
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The words a country uses in its official statements and founding documents speak volumes about its animating ethos.
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She's reviving an ethos that Ronald Reagan successfully repressed, but that prevailed during most of the 313th century.
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His ethos toward alcohol is one up as a skater playing in punk rock bands in Eugene, Oregon.
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The son of a Las Vegas ironworker, Harper just might have the brash ethos his new city adores.
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In the city, that ethos translates easily because space is tight and lofts are a genuine home style.
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Ethos, the Silicon Valley start-up taking on America's life insurance industry, just snagged $60 million in funding.
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Ethos will use the fresh cash to invest in its technology and hire more people — engineers in particular.
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About half of its customers who use that tool pay smaller monthly premiums as a result, Ethos claims.
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The ethos "felt true and kind of beautiful and kind of enlightened for somebody like that," she said.
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"This is a style of architecture that embodies a liberal-leaning cultural and political ethos," Mr. Lamberton said.
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Critics say the law, the Citizenship Amendment Act, marginalizes India's Muslim minority and undermines the country's secular ethos.
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But the founding ethos of the companies are as different as a chocolate pop tart and organic oatmeal.
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It doesn't mean you don't have to do hard things, but I think we've benefited from that ethos.
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The diminished spirit threatens to stifle innovation, professionalism and the long-held "can-do" ethos among the Chinese.
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In addition to the details above, Ethos and PIR committed to creating a "Community Enablement Fund" to support .
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The museum's guiding concept reflects the U.A.E.'s own multicultural ethos, a mash-up of global high culture.
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Samoylov was crushed by the clarification, which he says runs counter to the tournament's gamified, points-based ethos.
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This ethos has helped Zfat land 20 new brands as clients over the past two years, she says.
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It all comes back to an ethos instilled by SM's founder and K-pop pioneer, Lee Soo Man.
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Giving corps members a shot at big roles like this is part of the ethos of City Ballet.
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"Our brand ethos is that there shouldn't be any pressure to get the details exactly right," Ellis said.
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His ideal society was Sparta, with its austere military ethos and do-or-die defence of national sovereignty.
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It was an acknowledgment of suppressed histories, and an act of self-definition in line with jazz's ethos.
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And no matter how much things have changed here, the food still has that more-is-more ethos.
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Most of all, sources said, his behavior and level of involvement felt hypocritical given the company's brand ethos.
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Since its inception, WeWork has touted a "work hard, party hard," ethos, with an emphasis on the party.
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Nothing sums up that ethos better than this drama, which stars Daniel Radcliffe as an extremely flatulent corpse.
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They're saying the company has drifting from its old "don't be evil" ethos, according to this deep dive.
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"Our ethos with these old historical places is put back what the old dead guys built," he said.
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The company has had to balance that ethos with an unwavering view that Google is a neutral arbiter.
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"The ethos is to be playful but also leave a lasting impact to the town," Mr. Ruspoli said.
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Right now, the only real hope for a revival of the open-protocol ethos lies in the blockchain.
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At the same time, it is Kalanick's marauding ethos that has led to many of the company's problems.
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But that has always been the ethos with Chain & the Gang; instant records, instant party, ideas, and play.
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Would we soon be replaced by a genius algorithm with its finger on the pulse of our ethos?
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But in keeping with the company's ethos around privacy, the profiles are visible only to you and your friend.
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I want you to talk to the bigger ethos in Silicon Valley, because I've still not understood it correctly.
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It was Cousins's best game of the season and, more than that, a perfect summary of his snarling ethos.
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In the early days we definitely looked to Whole Foods in terms of the food ethos that they had.
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The ethos that tied the acts appearing at Garbage Daze together was profoundly punk; it was challenging by design.
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We never sold mephedrone, which didn't fit in with our ethos because we thought it was dirty and unsafe.
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My story is extraordinary, and is not a validation of the ethos of pulling oneself up by the bootstraps.
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With your digital presence, you speak to your customers by articulating your brand messaging, imagery, promotions, ethos and more.
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For footwear designer Tull Price, that's exactly the ethos he's rooted in his now 13-year-old brand FEIT.
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Scads of investors have taken the same bet, which makes Ethos a marketing play as much as anything else.
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In fact, we know, those of us who grew up with that ethos, we know that's not necessarily true.
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What's more, Mormons link their aversion to Mr Trump to particular aspects of their faith, ethos and collective memory.
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It wasn't just the smog and the poverty, the consumerism, the debt, and the shop-till-you-drop ethos.
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With the ROK acquisition, Canal+ looks to bring the Nollywood production ethos to other countries and regions of Africa.
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This focus on storytelling paired with an internal ethos of passion and individual latitude gave Humongous its best hits.
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But watching real people execute superhuman tasks is downright inspiring, whether or not you agree with the CrossFit ethos.
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It wasn't just a way to buy illegal goods, but it also deanonymized web browsing as a political ethos.
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The problem lies in the war of form versus function that rests at the heart of Apple's design ethos.
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Partnering with Campaign Zero and Stay Woke, their ethos is crowdsourcing information, so that was embedded in the partnership.
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If you follow our ethos of justice and equity, and your idea does, then we're happy to share it.
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FFA deathmatch abandons that ethos in Overwatch, forcing players to pick primarily offensive heroes if they want to win.
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Like Confirmation, Luv theatrically contrasts extreme hatred and soft liberalism, here the yogic, laissez-faire, nonjudgmental ethos of California.
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Colab's entire ethos is further complemented by the book's wraparound cover, which doubles as a reversible, fold-out poster.
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While fine art can seem at odds with the punk ethos, for Sorrondeguy, the two have always been linked.
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Mr. Nicolas said that he shared a "similar musical ethos" with the quartet and looked forward to joining it.
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The owners of Hobby Lobby affirm that their religious beliefs cannot be separated from the ethos of the business.
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The corporate ethos today is one of a "workhorse, not show-pony", says one person close to the firm.
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This accredited MFA prioritizes developing skills for the new economy with a local ethos and understanding of ecological principles.
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In retrospect, he likens it to a type of organ rejection, describing the ethos of the time as tribal.
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"Finally, this is how the CEO explained his corporate ethos to the Times: "Before it was all about function.
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It's also a way to court a younger customer, and hopefully introduce a bigger market to the Rothy's ethos.
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The purpose of this team is to instill a unifying product ethos across our end-user experiences and devices.
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Steve Jobs once described Apple's design ethos as "intuitively obvious" — things work the way a user expects them to.
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This narrow time frame allows for the exhibition to linger on the idealism and ethos of the community's planners.
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We are going to ensure that this ethos is reflected in everything we do and post from now on.
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Making direct editorial judgments about which news stories are fake would seemingly run contrary to that platform-company ethos.
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Though Wrangler is best known for its Western flair, its retro sensibility was an ideal fit for ModCloth's ethos.
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It's followed by the DEF CON hacking conference, also in Las Vegas, which has a decidedly non-corporate ethos.
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And it's important to realize that the sort of driving ethos of tech people is the virtue of abstraction.
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But nations, especially a nation of immigrants, cannot pursue the common good absent a shared political and cultural ethos.
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They aspire to create a principled institutional culture, a top-down ethos, where "doing the right thing" comes first.
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It's a combination of punk rock, feminism, contact sports, and activism that embodies the Windy City's gritty, DIY ethos.
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The companies that made the final cut share a common ethos; question established norms and discover billion-dollar opportunities.
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It is a distinctly Christian ethos that he backs up with frequent Bible quotes and references to medieval times.
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And it's through the lens of cinematographer Jim Frohna that Soloway's ethos, perfectly captured above, has come to life.
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Notion's ethos since its inception over six years ago has been to grow its product, and its team, thoughtfully.
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And I would extend the American ethos of benevolence and goodwill to others, and expected it to be reciprocated.
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It seems like it's definitely challenging kind of balancing growth as well as maintaining the ethos of the company.
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That ethos appears incompatible with a government accused of murdering its opponents and then trying to cover it up.
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Silicon Valley has pushed for the Pentagon to adopt its technology and its move-fast-and-break-things ethos.
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The app might seem to signal an end to that, but it shares some of the Rockaways' D.I.Y. ethos.
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Its company ethos was built around designing a great product that just worked and iterating on it very slowly.
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The underlying ethos of this animated movie about a small rodent seems to be an unexpectedly radical one: Organize.
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Facebook won because it enforced an ethos of all work, all the time, spurred by constant fear of extinction.
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These are businesses that I think align with our core ethos and who we are as a technology company.
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In keeping with VW's overall design ethos, Alltrack comes to this segment down the conservative side of the trail.
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A Pacific Northwest environmental ethos to reuse and recycle has become part of the fund-raising appeal, they said.
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Celebration Rock came to define the band's sound, and its title became the perfect descriptor of its creators' ethos.
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Isolated and hidden from the public at a remote location, the team mixed a DIY ethos with engineering nous.
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She prefers the term "indie," and creates adult films grounded in a feminist ethos instead of search engine optimization.
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But it also captured the ethos of a sport that appeals to an older audience in the first place.
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The brand embodies a "less is more" ethos, advocating for a closet that's full of fewer, but better pieces.
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That often clashed with Google's more open, experimental ethos, a fact that many Googlers noted often in many forums.
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Such exploration runs counter to Disney's ethos that these characters and worlds are products that prop up other products.
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Critics say the fence could hurt wildlife, be misused against refugees or violate the E.U. ethos of free movement.
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That Ms. Blumenthal, 103, is still making her own clothes from thrift-store finds epitomizes her scrappy, entrepreneurial ethos.
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Cookie's companions can barely exchange words without coming to blows, and the same ethos seems to govern Fort Tillicum.
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But he marveled at the exceptional, those who amassed money and power while projecting a counterculture aesthetic and ethos.
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This is in part because it requires overcoming a century-long ethos of data science: Develop first, question later.
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And yet in the show you are talking aesthetics but also an ethos that might apply to industrial design?
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Will stunts performed by the Blue Angels impart our military's commitment to excellence or a might-makes-right ethos?
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And yet, it wasn't long before the limitations of that "just let people have fun" ethos began to show.
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Growing up listening to punk bands, reflected an attitude and an ethos that still carries on to this day.
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The "love thy neighbor" ethos behind that sentiment has been all but choked out of this country's lingua franca.
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These days the Republican Party looks like a direct reaction against this ethos — against immigration, against diversity, against pluralism.
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Yet a national suicide of the Palestinians' current political and cultural ethos is precisely what is needed for peace.
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But they both point to the fact that we've regressed from a sophisticated moral ethos to a primitive one.
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Whatever "merit" he may have possessed, it was the immigrant ethos of tenacity, discipline and resourcefulness that really mattered.
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While that goal remains elusive, she has adopted some of the filing practices of Allen's "Get Things Done" ethos.
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Chiodo means "nail," and the shop's ethos is further reflected in its exposed beams and rough-hewn wooden slats.
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Projected on the floor, the video embodied the title of the show while single-handedly defining its outré ethos.
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The hope is that the companies can retain a startup ethos, and startup tech talent, under larger corporate owners.
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It possesses a mood and an ethos that, depending on the player, is equally likely to delight and infuriate.
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It became a target because its ethos of inclusion and community threatens the ideas perpetuated by white nationalist ideology.
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Barcelona, whose Olympic hosting duties are often lauded as a success, had applied this ethos, too, Mr. Keas said.
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The Zimbalists do show how the team finds its way again — largely by installing leadership that understands its ethos.
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An airline&aposs paint scheme offers onlookers a taste of a carrier&aposs values or its culture&aposs ethos.
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A governing ethos of the internet has been that whatever flows through it — information, ideas — is up for grabs.
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We previously reviewed 1 Hotel Brooklyn Bridge and admired how their ethos and aesthetic work together to prioritize sustainability.
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Some employees have criticized or even left Google over what they view as a radical departure from that ethos.
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Accordingly, the proclaimed, if not always observed, ethos of postcolonial India was of self-restraint, frugality and collective welfare.
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A new drug warThe "legislate first, consider the evidence later (maybe)" ethos was exemplified by 2020 Democratic candidate Sen.
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But critics of the move say the promises made by Ethos Capital are not backed by any legal obligations.
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The dissertation Miranda's father is editing comes closest to spelling out the ethos that suffuses all of Aciman's work.
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While Frederick did not share the family's corporate ethos, he did share, to a lesser degree, its immense wealth.
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The rules would kick in if Ethos successfully acquires Public Interest Registry (PIR), a nonprofit organization that manages .org.
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That ethos has sort of fallen apart in like the last couple of years specifically, but that's not bullshit.
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You probably began your career with a strong set of overarching goals and an ethos that's important to you.
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And ace it he did, if the goal was to distill the Trump ethos into a few ugly hours.
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But the startup does believe its EV two-wheeler is the first to capture the ethos of Tesla owners.
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At that point, the groups abandon their ethos and become part of the mob-like collective that is Antifa.
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