The state will reflect this fragmentation and will in turn deepen the societal fragmentation.
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I THINK THERES INCREASING FRAGMENTATION IN THE SPACE AND THAT FRAGMENTATION IS RIPE FOR INNOVATION.
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But as this new image attests, there are two ways in which this can happen: either through large-scale fragmentation or small-scale fragmentation.
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For once more the spectre of European fragmentation haunts Vienna.
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This would help deal with the question of market fragmentation.
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And few will sympathise with Mr Pichai's warning on fragmentation.
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And this gets back to your unification point versus fragmentation.
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It cuts fragmentation; a key step to completing the #DigitalSingleMarket.
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No one said the fragmentation of media would be easy.
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To counter this trend, further integration, not fragmentation, is needed.
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It doesn't help us overcome fragmentation or rebuild a consensus.
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For the rest, fragmentation or repression or both took hold.
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Libya, Syria and Yemen are in varying degrees of fragmentation.
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That fragmentation complicates the coalition mathematics for the centrist parties.
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But Spain's accelerating political fragmentation caught up with Podemos, too.
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Fragmentation is an increasingly important issue for all the exchanges.
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Fragmentation of content across closed services makes that more challenging.
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With the advent of hospitalists, this fragmentation has gotten worse.
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"Fragmentation is due to Brexit and not Europe," Cazenave said.
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We have just reached the high point of American fragmentation.
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The preliminary entrance poll results pointed toward the same fragmentation.
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Which brings us to a second principle: unification, not fragmentation.
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Large groups of foreign students may also lead to social fragmentation.
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Political fragmentation is on the rise, especially in Brazil and Colombia.
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Political fragmentation has bedevilled mainstream parties across Europe, including nearby Sweden.
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Many blame technology for this fragmentation, but could it also help?
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But it's starting to look like fragmentation may be more important.
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Fragmentation forced everyone in news to yell louder to attract eyeballs.
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"There are splits out there and often fragmentation exists," he said.
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All of this fragmentation creates a potential headache for law enforcement.
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First of all, it is true that such fragmentation creates issues.
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The result exposed the fragmentation of the old two-party electorate.
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Critics fear even more fragmentation; backers hope for a fairer system.
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The increasing isolation and fragmentation of our country is a crisis.
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He's encouraging a kind of fragmentation that we cannot recover from.
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Second, the fragmentation of service provision could increase costs and risks.
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Modernism was about many things, but largely it was about fragmentation.
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The paper highlighted the concern among stakeholders over the potential fragmentation.
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But political scientists make a distinction between divisions and party fragmentation.
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"There is such fragmentation with digital health apps today," said Cassels.
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Faultlines clear: The big picture emerging in Osaka is severe fragmentation.
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Most of this is stun grenades as opposed to fragmentation grenades.
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"I think cost has created dispersement and fragmentation," Mr. Totaro said.
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The fragmentation brought about by farming creates isolated patches of forest.
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What he witnessed instead was more fragmentation, more nationalism, more tribalism.
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As it is right now, I'm against fragmentation of the Internet.
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It is not just outspoken Poland and Hungary who fret at fragmentation.
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Right now the civil society in Africa is truncated, you have fragmentation.
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After all, fragmentation has been an issue with smart home early adopters.
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But if the template is Europe, the fragmentation is easier to grasp.
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The political fragmentation is also disinterring old questions about Germany's geopolitical allegiance.
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And the fragmentation of China's intelligence agencies would have to be overcome.
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On the right this feels like anything but a time of fragmentation.
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Another result has been trade migration to dark pools and increased fragmentation.
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"So, I think you'll see continued fragmentation in the space," he said.
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Fragmentation also means that prices for the same service can vary enormously.
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The West Midlands has long suffered from regional fragmentation and political rivalry.
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"My teachers were schizophrenia, the psychotic mind, dismemberment, and fragmentation," she says.
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Fragmentation of the legal fine print is an unwelcome development for investors.
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Brands' concern about fraud and fragmentation may help simplify the supply chain.
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Such fragmentation makes investment in machinery harder and dampens farmers' selling power.
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No police unit has any need for fragmentation grenades, flamethrowers or tanks.
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The fragmentation has kept many dissatisfied with the ruling bloc from voting.
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Polarization and fragmentation increase through 'enemyfying' and stifle participation and self-expression.
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But we have now moved to an age of decentralization and fragmentation.
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The resulting display, called a fragmentation pattern, is essentially a chemical fingerprint.
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The animals are threatened by habitat fragmentation, deforestation and illegal wildlife trafficking.
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Brazil's three major political parties share the blame for the country's fragmentation.
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The protests mark both a radicalisation and fragmentation of the independence movement.
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"On the sell side, you&aposve seen lots of fragmentation," Zagorski said.
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Each collision creates fragmentation debris, which increases the probability of future collisions.
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Such legal fragmentation could only result in a race to the bottom.
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One reason for this small size is the fragmentation of America's payments systems.
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The impact of that is it's going to be more and more fragmentation.
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Yet talking to many firms in three industries reveals different patterns of fragmentation.
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The samples were then analyzed for concentration, motility, vitality, morphology and DNA fragmentation.
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Because of growing political fragmentation, his successor may need only 25% or so.
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"These are times for unity and stability, not divisiveness and fragmentation," it said.
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Expect to hear lots about fragmentation and the twilight of the old establishment.
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"Now, we've seen this disk fragmentation at work," Tobin said in a statement.
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Android devices have always suffered from fragmentation when it comes to software updates.
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The election increased the fragmentation of what was once a two-party system.
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Fragmentation will almost certainly continue to be a concern for the Android ecosystem.
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Say what you will about fragmentation and the slow release of new software.
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He acknowledged, however, that such a transition raises the risk of "supervisory fragmentation".
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Instead of a systematic redesign, Mr Fox's victory brought fragmentation and institutional decay.
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In one light, Facebook is a powerful force driving fragmentation and niche-ification.
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Our distemper is not only caused by local fragmentation but by national dysfunction.
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It was time to reinvent Europe or risk the bloc's fragmentation, he said.
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But the war against the Islamic State is having the opposite effect: fragmentation.
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This loss can be largely attributed to poaching, habitat loss and habitat fragmentation.
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This fragmentation could make it more difficult for consumers to switch wireless carriers.
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Haye envisages a fragmentation of the world heavyweight championship in the coming months.
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There are few complete bodies in "Distortions"; instead, a sense of fragmentation prevails.
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Sleep fragmentation or disruption is not just an issue for patients, of course.
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Finally, the direction of their lives moves almost invariably from fragmentation to integration.
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The big point is that today's social fragmentation didn't spring from shallow roots.
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Nor is there much evidence that forest fragmentation has led to many extinctions.
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They threw a fragmentation grenade over the compound wall, then followed it inside.
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The fragmentation of the industry will weigh on companies and Europe's wider economy.
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Adjust the grenade, and the operator can select a fragmentation or concussion mode.
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Straddling classicism and collage, this pictorial fragmentation, fused as it is with the paper's fragmentation, turns the work into a collision of Cubism, Surrealism, and Chicago Imagism, but with a humanity that undercuts the cerebration and irony permeating those styles.
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This issue of not-so-timely updates, also known as fragmentation, is nothing new.
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A big reason for the fall is the market fragmentation that worries Mr Niel.
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In a continent given to fragmentation, so is his insistence on synthesis and unity.
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It excoriates the industry for its low productivity, unreliable delivery and fragmentation through subcontracting.
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Yet what Google calls "fragmentation" is actually competition, as China's vibrant mobile market shows.
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Brokers maintain their success because of the fragmentation of the shipping and carrying industries.
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There is friction in switching between each, and opportunities lost because of the fragmentation.
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What remains is close to proportional representation in its purest form, which encourages fragmentation.
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"We're seeing a ton of fragmentation," said streaming media consultant and expert Dan Rayburn.
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Historically, health systems in Latin America have been marked by fragmentation and gross unfairness.
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The third major pathology is the state-by-state fragmentation of the medical industry.
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Of course, fragmentation is still a very real issue with the OS at present.
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Casey Newton: Yeah, I do think that we are going to see some fragmentation.
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But fragmentation is not solely the result of different versions of Android operating simultaneously.
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The deadlock is the result not just of fragmentation but also of other trends.
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Brexit is sowing chaos and possibly heralding the fragmentation of the 28-member union.
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"They are currently carrying one M67 grenade that provides lethal fragmentation effects," she added.
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"Fragmentation has been frustrating for consumers," said Paul Finch, chief executive of Early Warning.
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The sporting world offers a pertinent example of how fragmentation can cause rampant piracy.
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Making Medicare great would be politically popular and eliminate needless fragmentation in the system.
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And with that fragmentation likely comes a return to the old days of piracy.
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On the other hand, it's a time of tremendous disruption and competition and fragmentation.
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That in turn can dramatically increase erosion, habitat destruction, river diversion, and forest fragmentation.
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And let's be clear: the fragmentation of the line does Nintendo no favors here.
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Can't wait to see all the piracy and fragmentation backfire on them for this.
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"There is a lot of fragmentation in the Santa Fe arts community," Yohalem said.
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The sports tech industry has and continues to suffer from massive amounts of fragmentation.
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All of these factors cause fragmentation within the overall market and can reduce transparency.
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They used several methods to determine how sensitive each species was to forest fragmentation.
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Just over half of animal species in undisturbed forests are now sensitive to fragmentation.
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The fragmentation of trust is not only a problem in countries like the DRC.
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But even the Super Bowl isn't immune to the fragmentation of the TV business.
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In this way they are the institutional bulwarks against political fragmentation and ethnic conflict.
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Tigers are particularly vulnerable to habitat fragmentation because they require expansive territories for hunting.
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Fragmentation grenades, which kill by blasting out small metal fragments, were the most popular.
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Their primary threats are habitat loss and fragmentation, in addition to conflict with local farmers.
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As I say in The Sexual Politics of Meat, objectification and fragmentation lead to consumption.
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The image evokes the fragmentation of space and spatial disorientation experienced by soldiers at war.
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Some electoral systems are designed to keep smaller parties out of power, thus discouraging fragmentation.
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But that very fragmentation may mean that Europe's health-care market is next to fall.
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Without a "true north," drift and fragmentation lead to blunders, wasted effort and missed opportunities.
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"For export-orientated companies a fragmentation of Europe would be the horror scenario," Brodtmann said.
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Creating the right environment means, above all, working to overcome the fragmentation that bedevils Europe.
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Fragmentation has already come to the European Council, where the 28 member states are represented.
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"Forcible data localization rules will not lead to better protection, but to fragmentation," he said.
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Yet in the Netherlands, the main obstacle to reform is not ideology but political fragmentation.
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Fragmentation means that even the biggest have room to grow; they believe digitisation will help.
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Project Treble has the potential to fix one of devs, and consumers, biggest complaints: Fragmentation.
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The fragmentation of story and understanding is clearly visible in "The Unconsoled", published in 1995.
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Developing for iOS tends to be more lucrative overall, and there's very little device fragmentation.
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The election increased the fragmentation of what was once a two-party system in Spain.
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We expect implementation progress to vary between jurisdictions, allowing some continued fragmentation of prudential standards.
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The United States is afraid a fragmentation of Iraq could further destabilize the Middle East.
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The patchwork era of net neutrality in Europe didn't result in fragmentation, van Schewick argues.
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"Blood Moon" is probably the earliest track on the record, then "Aftermath, "Fragmentation," and "Reach.
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A well-placed fragmentation grenade up some stairs can save you a risky fire fight.
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Asia's asset management industry is marked by intense competitive pressure, thin margins and high fragmentation.
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Without these necessary changes, we risk further fragmentation and like nations pursuing spectrum policy elsewhere.
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Analysts expect those numbers to fall this year, as the fragmentation of British politics accelerates.
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But he argues such fragmentation can only be overcome by a big player driving standardisation.
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On the one hand, the fragmentation of the party could be considered a healthy development.
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The result is a fragmentation with many brands that are more targeted in their offering.
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Many analysts believe the fragmentation is something Germany will have to learn to live with.
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The media was already in a process of fragmentation, and it was already highly politicized.
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But the polarizing political environment that led to the situation in Madrid reflects broader fragmentation.
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This kind of "fragmentation" makes developing software for the Android platform a more frustrating experience.
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There is no more fertile ground for the consolidation of populist autocrats than party fragmentation.
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Fragmentation in the digital learning market is not a problem, according to SmartUp's Mr. Meehan.
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Jenkinson was apparently closest to the bomblet and absorbed the largest share of its fragmentation.
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Mr. Malick began embracing narrative fragmentation years ago and it has increasingly characterized his films.
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The seeming fragmentation of the clipped phrases was intentional: Rachmaninoff wanted to keep you guessing.
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His longevity stands out at a time of political volatility and fragmentation in Spain's politics.
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Eventually, boatmanstv placed an order for a fragmentation grenade, dynamite, and trigger for approximately $600.
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As for the dark side of political fragmentation, Europe may simply have to live with it.
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In Europe, early results showed greater fragmentation in the European Parliament over the next five years.
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Nationalists are now consolidating their gains and settling into a much broader pattern: that of fragmentation.
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Maintaining control of the ecosystem by enabling fragmentation under their terms seems like a good strategy.
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More broadly, fragmentation in IoT exposes opportunities for startups to develop highly specialized Systems of Intelligence.
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Analysts at Goldman Sachs warned of fragmentation, slow demand in the U.S. and input cost pressures.
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Fragmentation is one of the main reasons that many cities are poor at providing public transport.
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MV: Well, we keep pushing and what you see right now is the very unfortunate fragmentation.
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The fragmentation is in part a consequence of the government's success in hunting down crime bosses.
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The music industry has always been cut-throat, and on-going internet fragmentation only complicates matters.
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It's hard to know what the future holds for California's lizards, because fragmentation has unexpected effects.
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Given parliament's unprecedented fragmentation, the support of Podemos alone for a coalition would not be enough.
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Hopefully, that fragmentation will make mediaserver a less tempting target without slowing down your video file.
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However, there is a possibility that in the coming years this fragmentation will be significantly reduced.
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In Europe, market fragmentation, the availability of spectrum and the influence of regulators bring additional challenges.
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The fragmentation means that people are not watching the same show at the same time anymore.
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But this recent wave of retirements is not a sign of fragmentation or failure at all.
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"E-commerce has this philosophy of layering on tools, and that layering creates fragmentation," Breslow continues.
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One of the guiding words throughout the entire book is this idea of partition and fragmentation.
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There were problems with that kind of fragmentation, but there was also a freedom of being.
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The differences showed fragmentation was more determined by age groups and location than by economic class.
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Political fragmentation means that several current presidents lack the legislative majority required to enact needed reforms.
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The secessionist conflict has cleaved Catalan society and helped reshape Spain's politics amid increased party fragmentation.
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The fragmentation of the storytelling seems to undermine Ms. Didion's authority, not to mention her coherence.
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A wedding, that great symbol of unity over fragmentation, now a question mark on a calendar.
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Their outcome is expected to reflect the electorate's fragmentation and loss of faith in mainstream parties.
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Its pineapple shaped warhead at the end of the launcher had formidable blast and fragmentation effect.
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Be less tidy One of the major factors affecting insect populations is habitat loss and fragmentation.
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It will be Spain's fourth election in four years, highlighting the country's political polarization and fragmentation.
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When he tossed it to the ground in front of him, it exploded, blasting fragmentation back.
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But as it turned out, the fragmentation of society and reality was only in its infancy.
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It seems like there is some fragmentation on the opposition side, especially at the local level.
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IT WAS A year of fragmentation and fightback, of progress and decline, of fear and resolution.
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Quinn achieves that, refreshingly, with fragmentation and the refusal to present an over-simplified, imposed narrative.
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But I've always felt that there was something very important about fragmentation, something about self-definition.
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At the peak of the market's fragmentation, many companies offered Hadoop distributions in one form or another.
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When people talk about Android having a fragmentation problem, Samsung is one of the biggest reasons why.
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Repeated dissociation can lead to amnesia, depersonalization, derealization, or fragmentation, according to the American Psychiatric Association (APA).
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One reason for rising fragmentation is growing inequality, explains Simon Hix of the London School of Economics.
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"The Commission's proposal risks making fragmentation worse, hurting the Android platform and mobile phone competition," he adds.
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This also won't make Android's device fragmentation problem—too many devices makes developers' lives difficult—any better.
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The findings: 85% of the species analyzed were impacted by forest fragmentation and in particular edge effects.
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He said further fragmentation in Europe following the Brexit vote could create new demands from ICE's customers.
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I think we will continue to see incredible fragmentation, which means reaching more people with less control.
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That fragmentation complicates coalition-building, and will put Mrs Merkel's Christian Democrats under pressure from the right.
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That highlights what Google really needs to worry about when competing with Apple: The fragmentation of Android.
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Another driving force for the reduction in fragmentation could be the Nexus suite of phones and tablets.
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"The fragmentation across cloud and on-prem services creates issues around security and data management," Sinha said.
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"Our present world is simultaneously moving toward the opposing dystopias of hypercentralization and endless fragmentation," he concludes.
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This could send signals to Russia, that there is a fragmentation in priorities within the NATO structure.
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Habitat fragmentation led to the decline of the US's Great Green Macaw, too, which is also endangered.
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Cook mostly limits himself to getting a bit fired up about Android security and fragmentation during keynotes.
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The democratization and fragmentation of Islam has shifted it beyond the grasp of any party or group.
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Moreover, the Taliban defections and fragmentation have, at least in the short term, actually inhibited peace negotiations.
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Diversity for its own sake, without a common telos, is infinitely centrifugal, and leads to social fragmentation.
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The challenges we foresee will center on the decline of brand loyalty, due largely to market fragmentation.
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It never disappears, or we simply would be unable to observe the fragmentation in the first place.
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Today, this problem is magnified by the fragmentation of news sources and a proliferation of fake news.
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It's not (just) that Google is too timid, it's that doing so could actually cause more fragmentation.
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It was people shot in the head, people shot in the chest, people with fragmentation injuries everywhere.
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The succession struggle following that announcement in July 2015 resulted in the first fragmentation of the Taliban.
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In an age of division, fragmentation and isolation, Royce is the philosopher we don't know we have.
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Last month I argued that our phones, be they Android or iOS, have pretty much solved chat fragmentation.
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"We are fully prepared for — unfortunately — more and more fragmentation of the privacy and data laws," said Levie.
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The theater is divided into seven "Acts" that organize these feelings, ranging from Fragmentation to Eros to Burlesque.
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When he began researching the idea for the company, he found others who also complained about this fragmentation.
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"In the sexual politics of meat, it comes down to three things: objectification, fragmentation, and consumption," Adams says.
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From halting ransomware to blocking malicious apps and easing Android's longstanding fragmentation woes, Oreo tackles some big problems.
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They have to take on the likes of Samsung directly, and that demands a bit of benign fragmentation.
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Facebook, predictably, saw this fragmentation coming long ago, which is why it has pushed so hard into Groups.
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Two factors in particular have curbed European fragmentation when they were expected to hasten it: proximity and populism.
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This could open the door to rival app stores, a more competitive landscape for Android, and inevitable fragmentation.
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Whether you call it fragmentation or flexibility, there are now seven Amazon Echo devices from which to choose.
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Kahraman captures the sense of a body separated from itself: the fragmentation experienced by refugees, exiles, and émigrés.
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As a consequence of fragmentation, governments often lack the majorities required to push through unpopular but necessary reforms.
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Maybe it will just lead to more fragmentation, more reading of the news through an exclusively partisan lens.
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"The fragmentation of parliament will continue to make it difficult for the government to pass legislation," says Barroso.
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This reveals the rock's entry speed, its probable mineral make-up, the amount of fragmentation and deceleration rate.
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The fragmentation issue is thorny in part because it strikes deep at what makes Android and iOS different.
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Finally there's the paramount issue of fragmentation, a condition that is unsustainable for both the principals and intermediaries.
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That means businesses will face greater fragmentation and more issues around how to manage conversations across multiple channels.
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The biggest issue is the difference between consoles and PC. There's very little fragmentation in the console market.
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For all its recent social and economic fragmentation, it has no French-style banlieues or American-style ghettos.
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Those numbers and popularity, however, can lead to a lot of fragmentation and disorganization in terms of discoverability.
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Microsoft and The Internet Society are holding an event on internet fragmentation on Thursday at 85033:00 p.m.
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That's a huge chunk of habitat, at risk for drilling and habitat fragmentation, held safe from industrial destruction.
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"There are splits out there and often fragmentation exists ... That is leaving scope for galloping populism," he said.
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Mobile, authentication and tokenization are enabling specialization within payments, undermining the traditional economies of scale and causing fragmentation.
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Everything about this sort of scans as a nice option that heads off future fragmentation at the pass.
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For all of them, the war left a sense of mental and emotional fragmentation that their films replicated.
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To the extent Google is successful in proliferating these Nexus phones, it can mitigate the problems of fragmentation.
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These intrusions can result in forest fragmentation that leads primate populations to be cut off from one another.
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The brief window of exclusivity for Tidal reflects the growing complexity and fragmentation of the digital music market.
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But the style is meant to reflect the paranoia and information fragmentation of our own world as well.
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Critics say private trading venues add to the fragmentation of the market, increasing complexity and costs for participants.
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The coronavirus is not only spreading, but also infecting societies with a sense of insecurity, fear and fragmentation.
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The gradual weakening of the centrist parties has in turn fed polarization and the fragmentation of the electorate.
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They also pointed to the fragmentation of the media, which rewards the loudest voices and increasingly takes sides.
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Can Mansour enforce a peace deal, assuming he wants one, or will the trend toward Taliban fragmentation continue?
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These issues include customer satisfaction with current payment methods, limited repeat purchasing, and consumer confusion stemming from fragmentation.
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To make fragmentation your subject, and revel in it, seems to me the heart, the core of modernism.
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The fragmentation and anonymity of the chain is exactly what allows it to continue with so much impunity.
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"The biggest problem in the European Union is fragmentation," Ansip explained to CNBC in an interview last week.
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Whereas fragmentation and reconciliation are major themes on any breakup album, Longstreth had made them compositional strategies too.
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Since then, the fragmentation of pop culture has destroyed our sense of collective exhilaration, and I miss that.
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There's a lot of fragmentation, unfortunately, across platforms that have different agendas about what they want to do.
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However, your article failed to mention a serious counter-intuitive downside to all this sharing—the issue of fragmentation.
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The Assad regime, which had been on the defensive and even facing potential fragmentation, has been stabilized and revived.
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"Political fragmentation or confrontation may complicate the task of passing those reforms," Samar Maziad, vice-president of Moody's said.
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Referencing cartoons, fashion spreads, and personal narratives, the artists address the fragmentation of individual subjectivity in a technological world.
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Top-heavy lockups led to fragmentation, and much of today's gunplay is interpersonal — young men who know each other.
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Although scientists are not sure why dinosaurs started migrating out of Europe, continental fragmentation may have influenced their departure.
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And meanwhile, the forces of fragmentation in tech and the culture have opened new doors for small new rivals.
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My sense is that fragmentation is among the most significant challenges we will be facing in the coming years.
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Tonight's crucial trend is not a populist surge but the revelation of the full scale of Europe's political fragmentation.
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The EU executive said it wanted to identify specific areas where stronger European supervision will help overcome market fragmentation.
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And that in turn is because of the fragmentation of politics (there are now seven parties in the assembly).
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Hees noted in February that fragmentation and increased competition will continue to be a challenge for the whole industry.
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The need to minimise legal fragmentation only adds to the case for America to adopt bits of the GDPR.
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That remains the case, despite the increasing range of media platforms and fragmentation of the audience as a whole.
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Russia and Iran's plans to cordon themselves off from the rest of the internet continue apace, a dangerous fragmentation.
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Ted Dean from the Department of Commerce's International Trade Administration will speak at a Microsoft event on internet fragmentation.
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Each year GAO also helpfully documents the extent of fragmentation, overlap, and duplication that exists in the federal government.
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Doctours eliminates this fragmentation and allows anyone to easily and affordably access international medical and dental treatments and procedures.
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Here, less is more - it is a measure of the complexity and fragmentation of care a beneficiary is receiving.
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It's a growing trend toward fragmentation of streaming services that will ultimately work against the best interests of consumers.
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So why not embrace a full fragmentation of its platform — and let a thousand little blue ships set sail!
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The land trains are a complete fragmentation unit: they take all that material and turn it back into metal.
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Experts and advocates warn the rules would lead to skyrocketing premiums and a major fragmentation of the insurance markets.
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The crumb's fragmentation pattern did not match that of cocaine, or any other compound in the lab's extensive database.
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Still, the anti-establishment revolt and resulting political fragmentation clearly have pushed Europe's center of gravity to the right.
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Rising inequality has contributed to fragmentation in German society, fueling right-wing populism and fundamentally reordering the country's politics.
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BRUSSELS — The most prominent takeaways from the results of the elections for the European Parliament are fragmentation and polarization.
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By eliminating private insurance, Medicare for All ends the costly and time consuming fragmentation of the current healthcare system.
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And more inclusion can lead to more fragmentation of the opposition, which lowers the chances of blocking illiberal presidents.
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The script traces the fragmentation of the wealthy, wretched, amoral Essenbeck family during the Nazi party's rise to power.
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With the departure of Steve Bannon, there looms the threat of even greater fragmentation of the president's political base.
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"It creates this incredible fragmentation of us trying to extract the data and derive intelligence from it," she said.
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It has already contributed to the fragmentation of society, but the coming wave of automation will also wipe out.
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Once the ultimate arbiter of great literature, it has struggled to remain relevant at a time of cultural fragmentation.
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Dr. Betts and his colleagues estimated that 40 species of birds in North American forests are vulnerable to fragmentation.
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What it would do is fragmentation, a little bit of a noise; it certainly wouldn&apost burst into flame.
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Politically, too, it was a year of difficult fragmentation for some of the EU's biggest and most powerful players.
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A couple times a week I give a speech somewhere in the country about social isolation and social fragmentation.
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The real story in Dutch politics isn't Mr. Wilders's rise, it is the unprecedented fragmentation of the political system.
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Yeah, well, it was a fragmentation of your revenue model so that you're not dependent on one revenue stream.
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The prime minister's problem is that Spain's current combination of political fragmentation and polarisation left him with no other option.
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In speeches, he often says the country is on the verge of fragmentation, at the mercy of unspecified foreign powers.
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The fracturing and fragmentation of Mexico's major criminal groups has pushed deadly violence to new, grim peaks in recent months.
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One strategy for coping with fragmentation is to form so-called "grand coalitions" of parties across the left-right divide.
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Apparently jealous of Android's fragmentation, Apple decided it needed three different models, three different storage sizes and nine different colors.
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Personality Frag: When a cortical stack is transferred too many times, it can lead to "personality fragmentation" and mental decay.
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Even if you could collect the pieces, the shifting nature of the fragmentation puts up another hacking barrier, he explained.
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Even though rising turnout is associated with greater political polarisation and fragmentation, he says that "democracy is fundamentally about inclusion."
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But if that applies to Spain, it applies to other European countries too, where the same fragmentation is taking place.
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In proof of considerable fragmentation within the industry, 'other brands' accounted for a dominant 25 percent, according to Canalys' figures.
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He said if the U.S. fails to get ahead of fragmentation in financial services, national security could be at risk.
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We have a political process, but even more importantly, we have this fragmentation that's due to a number of thing.
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"Today's news is not about Ubuntu but about the fragmentation and diversity of Linux," he told TechCrunch in an interview.
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Otherwise there is a risk that fragmentation rises because of diverging decisions taken by Member States trying to protect themselves.
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The fragmentation that has visited many of Europe's national parliaments in recent years will thus come to its international one.
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Her techniques of fragmentation, collage, and double exposure create a physical dislocation, but also open up visual and signifying possibilities.
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That is the fragmentation of the consumer, or what we have called in the past the Personalization of the Consumer.
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I think some of the fragmentation of the lyrics, on the first couple records especially, it was always so intentional.
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The World Wildlife Foundation (WWF) considers the creatures to be critically endangered as a result of poaching and habitat fragmentation.
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It is true that we are seeing more fragmentation, of the world over the long term, away from the dollar.
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Next Einstein is an attempt to overcome this fragmentation, by providing a continental congress at which African scientists can meet.
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The Asia Pacific is a difficult area for the global players, largely because of fragmentation, cultural divides and language barriers.
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Is this really fragmentation, and even if it is, does it matter for a voice-powered device like the Echo?
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Consolidation in the French market would also make sense in helping to reduce fragmentation more broadly across Europe, Fernandez said.
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Thanks to a glut in commodities markets and the resulting bust in drilling and construction activity, habitat fragmentation has slowed.
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Industries where there's heavy fragmentation in Europe allow us to build global products because Europe is a great product market.
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The need to store some data on China-based servers and the rest elsewhere will add to fragmentation and cost.
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That's why public radio has managed to keep its foothold in American life in an era of growing media fragmentation.
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Instead, the result was worse than expected: the political fragmentation seen in recent elections across Europe hit both parties hard.
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The fragmentation of news sources has created an atomised world in which lies, rumour and gossip spread with alarming speed.
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Message management in Washington and regulatory fragmentation in Washington are, to me, the two things that I worry most about.
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At the same time, the larger culture itself has become morally empty, and therefore marked by fragmentation, distrust and powermongering.
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It feels the pressure of the outside world on its violate shores, and it fears a debilitating fragmentation within them.
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Vox is also a manifestation of a third concern: the increasing fragmentation of what was a stable two-party system.
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The technology industry needs to think more seriously about device addiction As any new industry takes shape, technical fragmentation occurs.
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Greater fragmentation in Europe, such as a Catalan state should, therefore, be broadly welcomed in promoting a laboratory of democracies.
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Fragmentation from the bomb, which was packed with ball bearings and steel nuts, was found more than 650 feet away.
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This fragmentation likely means tough negotiations in the elections' aftermath, according to Raphaele Auberty, Middle East analyst at BMI research.
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For years, middle- and working-class Americans have been suffering from stagnant wages, meager opportunity, social isolation and household fragmentation.
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An exit vote would also most likely reinvigorate separatist movements in Scotland and elsewhere, threatening the European Union with fragmentation.
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"What does that [conversational market] fragmentation look like int two years is one of our biggest strategic worries," May says.
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They are threatened by habitat fragmentation and loss as a result of deforestation and other human activities, the zoo said.
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These 'non-standard policies' have helped reduce sovereign and credit risk, curtail funding fragmentation, improve liquidity and increase asset prices.
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I think we all realize that the hatred, fragmentation and disconnection in our society is not just a political problem.
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Other techniques such as gridding, fragmentation, and image reversal serve to obstruct and interrupt the viewer's perception of the image.
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The rise of the Greens has reinforced the new fragmentation of Germany's political landscape into a field of midsize parties.
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China must "improve connectivity for isolated small panda populations by building habitat corridors and reducing habitat fragmentation," Dr. Ouyang said.
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And in the West in recent years, both mass immigration and cultural fragmentation have brought authoritarian temptations back to life.
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Most developers, though, prefer to test their apps in real — not emulated — devices, given the fragmentation of the Android ecosystem.
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Data fragmentation, data quality, consistent change in the privacy landscape, consistent change in the technology ecosystem, these are universal challenges.
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It can underscore the everyday strangeness of modern life, putting its uncertainty, fragmentation, confusion and alienation into expressive, cinematic terms.
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He says even with fragmentation, CTV ads are easy to purchase via ad tech companies such as The Trade Desk.
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Is there a concern that the fragmentation of the streaming market, and especially exclusives, incentivizes people to download music illegally?
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Unfortunately, following the liberation of Mosul, the ethno-political fragmentation that spawned the rise of the Islamic State will remain.
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This fragmentation, and the fact that ASEA lacks jurisdiction over marine pollution and petrochemical plants, sets the stage for disaster.
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As concussion grenades have a smaller lethal blast radius than fragmentation grenades, it'd give troops more flexibility when clearing obstacles.
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We also discuss Android fragmentation and why Android phones that aren't in the Nexus family are so slow to get updates.
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But it certainly sounds like one of the most concrete things Google has done to address the problem of Android fragmentation.
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While this gives a fair share to each descendant, it also dilutes firm ownership over generations, leading to fragmentation and instability.
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To predict the outcome of this churning would be folly, especially in times of such flux and fragmentation in European politics.
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Arthur: Meanwhile, over in South Carolina, Trump won a plurality, as expected, because of the continued fragmentation of the mainstream vote.
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"There is a long history of companies doing data fragmentation, but nobody continuously moving fragmented data [as we are]," Burshteyn said.
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Convergence is considered less important although this could change over time and market fragmentation may give rise to ongoing M&A.
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We have to articulate that and be clear about what is being ... because the biggest risk to me is the fragmentation.
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The report points to the increasing fragmentation of the German electorate, and to a shift from economic debates to cultural ones.
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These uncanny objects—plush placeholders of domesticity—are ricochet- and fragmentation-proof, mold resistant, and designed to withstand deadly live ammunition.
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THERES AN ABSOLUTE FRAGMENTATION AND NO INTERGRATION AT ALL ACROSS THESE DIFFERENT KIND OF TRACKERS APPS FOR SPECIFIC KINDS OF WORKOUTS.
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The fragmentation of Mexico's criminal organizations backs up the idea that control of the heroin market has spread across multiple operators.
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The very language that has held together and circumscribed public debate since the 1980s has shown signs of dissolution and fragmentation.
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The EU is acting here as it has before As to fragmentation, the EU is acting here as it has before.
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The risk of having brain tissue killed in small strokes due to lack of oxygen also increased as sleep fragmentation worsened.
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But even once they've negotiated the RAM, display, battery, and design issues, they come up against the classic problem of fragmentation.
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But the fact that other Chinese regions have been unable to do so has helped central authorities avoid European-style fragmentation.
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A vote to leave the bloc could also encourage other countries to consider that path, threatening the European Union with fragmentation.
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The LME has already "called on regulators to think carefully about defining the grounds for denying access", fearing potential "liquidity fragmentation".
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And fragmentation is an incentive for employees to optimise their own performance with little thought for the rest of the system.
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A less parochial spin technique followed from this fragmentation of Palestinians into good Palestinians (West Bank/Palestine) and bad Palestinians (Gaza).
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The result demonstrated the increasing fragmentation of Hong Kong's political landscape, with anti-China sentiment gaining ground particularly among the young.
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In other words, there is a lot more fragmentation—our bad human behavior has broken the bamboo patches into smaller sections.
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Of course there's the ever-present threat of climate change, and fragmentation via increased road paving (pandas don't cross the street).
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We want to effectively connect all of the walled garden experiences in a digital point solution and not create more fragmentation.
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There has also been an uptick in violence and murders more generally in Mexico due to the recent fragmentation of cartels.
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One byproduct of the fragmentation of the old bundled cable viewing experience is the demise of the relatively simply program grid.
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I am constantly using this column to argue that social fragmentation and social isolation are the fundamental problems afflicting America today.
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I think fragmentation is going to be a much bigger problem with voice control than it is right now for screens.
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But more than a decade later, the strategy has led to fragmentation of criminal groups who have turned on each other.
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In the early days of a computing segment, like mainframes, minis and desktops, there was a great deal of platform fragmentation.
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"If we want to avoid this fragmentation of the world, we need a stronger Europe, it's absolutely key," Mr. Macron declared.
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The former will focus on the fragmentation of traditional politics and the opportunities this holds for populist parties and authoritarian leaders.
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In fact, the Taliban was able to score important tactical and even strategic victories over the past year, despite the fragmentation.
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On Sunday, Mr. Casado laid the blame for his party's "very bad" results on the fragmentation of the right-wing vote.
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However, some proponents of building new institutions place little blame on the fragmentation and limited access to community mental health services.
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The fabric of our society, already alarmingly polarized, can ill afford the further fragmentation that this medically necessary social policy requires.
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But speaking to CNBC after the press conference, Lagarde confirmed that the bank's policy tools meant there would be no fragmentation.
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This is allowing more fragmentation and creates opportunity for companies that can use data to find and connect with their customers.
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In fact, in some cases, some of the exporting of U.S. making has something to do with some of that fragmentation.
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In 2017, a growing economic divide and continuing cultural fragmentation, and even animosity, are grave threats that now define our politics.
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It is becoming clear that the four horsemen of the insect apocalypse are climate change, habitat destruction, habitat fragmentation and pollution.
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Trump favors such fragmentation because he believes it will leave weaker European powers more susceptible to his winner-takes-all bullying.
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Instead, as the IUCN pointed out, climate change, a loss of biodiversity, and habitat fragmentation are the species' most imminent threats.
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Often investors, policy-makers and other industry experts refer to fragmentation as one of the biggest hurdles to profitability in European banks.
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The pasta fragmentation had several stages, beginning with a first fracture, followed by catastrophic failure, and then waves traveling down the noodle.
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Spell Reel's overall impulse is restorative — to make whole the tiniest bits, to rescue that which has been left to fragmentation, marginalized.
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Much like Khalili's, although more direct and confrontational, her images show the fragmentation of space and time that characterize the Palestinian condition.
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VR e-commerce and advertising revenues could develop, but the scale and fragmentation of VR's user base limit their significance for now.
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It's a fine antidote to the fragmentation bomb of culture we live in and a chance to encompass an artist in totality.
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At Connect, Barra told The Verge that Oculus won't prioritize one platform over another, and that he's not too worried about fragmentation.
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Turkey and Iran have threatened to react forcibly to any move, lest the fragmentation of their own multi-ethnic states follow Iraq's.
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Fragmentation also threatens large migratory species, as smaller pockets of protected areas often cannot support sustainable populations of large herbivores and carnivores.
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It looks like the networks are still reluctant and want to build standalone services, leading to a giant fragmentation of TV content.
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But the fragmentation of support leaves no obvious coalition able to assemble a majority, much like recent elections in Portugal and Spain.
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Fragmentation to dominance: AR/VR 1.0 remains fragmented across both hardware and software, despite its early stage and relatively small user bases.
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Divinitory poetics: the way we send postcards to our past, present, and future selves through the crackling medium of fragmentation and juxtaposition.
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Masters said last month that that Australian markets' lack of fragmentation made the country an ideal location to test the nascent technology.
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"Fragmentation of financial services would result in poorer quality, higher priced products for everyone concerned," Hammond told a financial audience in London.
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Though Shakur's body absorbed the bulk of the bullets from the semi-automatic pistol, Knight was struck in the head by fragmentation.
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The EU's second claim is that Google insists that firms sign "anti-fragmentation agreements" if they want to preinstall Google proprietary apps.
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The more severe the person's sleep fragmentation was, the greater was their risk of hardening of the small arteries in their brains.
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Lydia: Your piece touched on a topic near and dear to my heart: the increasing fragmentation of the (lowercase, at last) internet.
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One of the great costs of the current system is the immense fragmentation that Americans have in where they get their news.
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"The Taliban won't simply meekly agree to talks and especially as this strike could worsen the fragmentation within the organization," he said.
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The United States Drug Enforcement Administration has said that the fragmentation of criminal groups has also contributed to increasing violence in Juárez.
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A government policy of recruiting individuals from rebel militia has also increased the fragmentation, particularly among some of the smaller ethnic groups.
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A 2015 report by the Endangered Species Coalition named this turtle one of the 10 US species most threatened by habitat fragmentation.
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The second phase saw the fragmentation of top technical talent away from large Internet companies to form their big data own startups.
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One Gaza resident living near one of the targets was slightly hurt by fragmentation from the air strike, Gaza medical officials said.
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The postwar fragmentation of our cultural life in the UK, as a result of immigration and social mobility, has inspired Robin Maddock.
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That can be challenging in Southeast Asia, where there is plenty of cultural and linguistic fragmentation across the region's biggest six countries.
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They believed the ECB would be true to their word and would step in to intervene and avoid fragmentation in the market.
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In his book, Mr. Sánchez wrote that he had learned from Mr. Costa about how to use party fragmentation to his advantage.
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At the same time, the performance's primary features — physical fragmentation, elusive meaning — are the strengths of other works on the fourth floor.
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But it also showed the fragmentation and leaderless nature of the movement, which had no central person to turn to for direction.
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That fragmentation means risks for early adopters and highlights some of the problems involved in installing gadgets that rely on external services.
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Seeking sanctuary as much as sporting satisfaction, its players moved to Italy and Spain and France to escape Yugoslavia's bloody, brutal fragmentation.
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It resulted in a fragmentation of accountability and a two-year delay, and the state has had to take over the project.
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Credit losses and negative interest rates have hammered returns in the sector, which is weighed down by fragmentation and too many branches.
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However, their consolidation of cooperation and communication mechanisms and reductions in fragmentation of expertise allow already limited resources to be efficiently used.
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A similar fragmentation of the center is visible in the United Kingdom's results, although Brexit has brought with it a distinctive madness.
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In an era of fragmentation, isolation and divisiveness, it is easy to discount rural communities and the people who live in them.
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The corner Pure Flix has carved out for itself reflects popular culture's increasing fragmentation among ideological lines, and the implications are bleak.
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The fragmentation that Mr. Brooks laments has little to do with the encouraging recent history of expanded educational opportunity and social freedom.
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Because of the fragmentation of the party system, the results of an election more than a month away are difficult to predict.
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Google has also reportedly blocked phone makers from creating devices that run forked versions of Android, as part of an anti-fragmentation agreement.
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Both have identified that education has become a very big data business, but one with a huge amount of legacy infrastructure and fragmentation.
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There's more awareness and discussion, but it has led to more fragmentation of the public into little communities where their prejudices are reinforced.
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No form of US intervention can fix Syria's fundamental problems: fragmentation, internecine infighting, and the utter lack of any unified anti-Assad coalition.
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But with unemployment high and the left at risk of fragmentation, he said, he would not run again in next spring's presidential election.
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"This could lead to the start of the fragmentation of the global tech ecosystem and standards," Pang said on Wednesday at Huawei's headquarters.
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The reformist zeal of the early years of the democratic wave has fallen victim to two recent tendencies in politics: fragmentation and polarisation.
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Political fragmentation means there is no guarantee that the next crisis will deliver the leap in integration needed to keep the euro safe.
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"Political fragmentation has caused protracted delays to the formation of governments in Germany, Italy, Sweden and Estonia in the past year or so."
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ARCore's addressable market is an order of magnitude smaller today, because of the fragmentation between different versions of Android across its installed base.
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One cause for this fragmentation is the generosity of over-optimistic venture capitalists, who have backed even the most unlikely ad-tech ideas.
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In the end, quashing the frag problem might be a painful process because fragmentation is a direct result of Android's open-source idealism.
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Political fragmentation and polarisation have been evident in the aftermath of the eurozone crisis, leading to inconclusive elections in various countries, including Spain.
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Political fragmentation has caused protracted delays to the formation of governments in Germany, Italy, Sweden and Estonia in the past year or so.
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Is 2018 the year we're going to start talking about smart assistant fragmentation, where one appliance requires Alexa, and the other something else?
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The aim is to prevent community fragmentation while also enabling other communities on Imzy to benefit from the tools on the developer platform.
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Ketchum said, however, that the market may be fragile due to changes in fragmentation and high-frequency trading, but it's a good market.
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"The reforms appear to have helped avoid significant retrenchment and market fragmentation, which were common features of past financial crises," said the report.
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"At this point in time we don't have hard evidence that treating sleep fragmentation is going to make a big difference," Lim said.
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Such fragmentation strains poor countries, both because of the endless report-writing and because civil servants are hired away to manage donors' projects.
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A decade ago the approved cure for fragmentation was for donors to pay aid directly to poor countries to use as they please.
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Long a mid-market chain, it has been caught napping by the fragmentation of the market over the past 15 years or so.
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For parents whose children are still having frequent night wakings that cause sleep fragmentation, Dr. Won said a power nap can do wonders.
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S. trade tensions and as they assessed the outcome of European Parliament elections which highlighted the political fragmentation in the 28-country bloc.
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"What could be a fragmentation of the euro area, would be ... that the single market of financial services will be renationalized," Trichet said.
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The fragmentation of opposition forces has played into the hands of the government, and is at the heart of its counter-insurgency strategy.
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Brussels acknowledged that relocation could cause higher costs for users because of market fragmentation and has introduced "proportionate risk requirements" to mitigate this.
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The surprising result of Trump's recent election and the British referendum on Europe are thought to be caused by this fragmentation of society.
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Similar to PPRO, the company in which PayPal invested earlier this month, Zooz's service addresses the widespread fragmentation that exists in payments globally.
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"The US grocery market is unusually fragmented, and fragmentation inhibits the development of sophisticated, tiered and innovative private-label ranges," according to Fung.
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"If it were needed we would buy Italian sovereign bonds and also from any other country to avoid fragmentation," De Cos told reporters.
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But it was also this decision that ultimately helped divide her party and her country and accelerated the fragmentation of Germany's political landscape.
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I'm sure these folks' publicists would love to have them get tons of national attention, but you wind up having regional geographic fragmentation.
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"If it were needed we would buy Italian sovereign bonds and also from any other country to avoid fragmentation," De Cos told reporters.
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The exhibition's pertinent, refreshingly jargon-free themes — among them, Passing Time, Fragmentation, Ways of Seeing, and Stories of Place — emerged from the artworks.
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Their efforts are generally built around healing some rupture in society, reconciling differences, bringing the unlike together, a move from fragmentation to wholeness.
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MSCHF is prepared for this, but hopes to change the fragmentation of the user's streaming experience, even if it's for a short time.
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The field's fragmentation and the base's enthusiasm will ensure a competitive and spirited contest that will push the eventual nominee still further left.
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The effort also aims to reduce the fragmentation of European military spending and to promote more joint projects to reduce duplication and waste.
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There has also been an extreme fragmentation of the food industry as big brands like PepsiCo face competition from start-up snack companies.
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The verdict comes just weeks before Spain is set to hold its fourth election in four years and amid fragility and party fragmentation.
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The financial fragmentation that's left Biden outspent by both Sanders and three moderate rivals is overcomplicating any effort to stop the red tide.
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"There's fragmentation and a lack of transparency of information on what's happening in real time and what's going to happen," Mr. Green said.
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The election will see the return of left-wing parties into parliament after they lost their seats four years ago because of fragmentation.
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Insurance is, by definition, a pooling of risks, but the budget office said the House bill could cause a fragmentation of the market.
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Some of this reflects technological trends that empower self-expression as never before but can also contribute to the fragmentation of American society.
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The researchers set about looking for a hypothesis that might explain why some researchers have found strong effects from fragmentation and others haven't.
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Since these regions have not experienced this kind of fragmentation ever, the plans could be catastrophic for vulnerable species like the sun bear.
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That fragmentation gave rise to more violence and, increasingly, the cartels started branching out into other crimes like extortion, fuel theft and kidnapping.
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It comes at a time when German politics are showing clear signs of fragmentation and the German electoral campaign is now getting underway.
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Because the alternative would be so horrifying; you'd basically have a fragmentation of our population into two castes — two biologically very different castes.
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The arrests and killings created a power vacuum and led to the fragmentation of the cartel, which has since splintered into several warring factions.
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The fragmentation of politics into countless parties and factions is one of the reasons Italy has had 63 governments in the last 70 years.
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Since 2012, he has repeatedly introduced offensives intended to rid officialdom of graft, factionalism and bureaucratic fragmentation, failings that he suggested weakened his predecessors.
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And it was unclear from the emails whether the data in this instance was directly related to propellant problems or inflater fragmentation, she said.
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The EU has been weighing up legislation both to force the companies to do more and ensure there is no fragmentation across the bloc.
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So one way to think about this is in terms of fragmentation, but another way to think about it is in terms of personalization.
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I think that there's a question of– you can look at that as fragmentation, because now we're not all doing the same things, right?
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The losses for both the biggest parties point to the further fragmentation of Germany's political landscape, raising the possibility of different coalitions in future.
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Today she faces an altogether different problem—of political fragmentation and deadlock—that is familiar to other countries, but not to post-war Germany.
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And unfortunately, due to the version and vendor fragmentation in the Android ecosystem, it could be months until many of these devices receive patches.
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More broadly, Iran is rising as Arab states face increasing challenges to state authority; restive populations and worsening economies; and, in some cases, fragmentation.
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Massive fragmentation in the digital video space has created an opportunity for other companies to take advantage of strong demand and lack of supply.
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The outcome is the fragmentation of data that creates a "splinternet," one that risks not only stifling economic growth but reversing it as well.
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The EU voted in favor of fragmentation even though it knew that would be more expensive (and the remedy itself was a complete bust).
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This broadening of the political spectrum goes along with the fourth change: a fragmentation of the identities on which the centre left was built.
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However, this constitutional American exceptionalism is under growing pressure from globalisation, social fragmentation and a backlash from those who think they have lost out.
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This is especially true in marketing where the fragmentation of data, and complexity in getting insights from it, poses a huge challenge for CMOs.
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Among the causes of this global disaster in slow motion is industrial pollution, ecosystem fragmentation, habitat destruction, overexploitation, overpopulation, and of course climate change.
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But unlike the others, Google's device will be thicker, to accommodate the extra connectors, and generally less space-efficient because of its physical fragmentation.
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Part of the fragmentation of our experience of public life has to do with the fact that we literally aren't watching the same show.
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Other indications of the regime's weakening include fragmentation among business class leaders once collectively supportive of Bouteflika, and several defections from among Bouteflika's allies.
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The answer is a reformed, reinvigorated and stronger Europe, not the kind of division that produced Molenbeek — a microcosm of what fragmentation can bring.
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Gregerson allegedly struck a deal with the undercover FBI employee for five M67 fragmentation grenades in exchange for his Beretta M9 handgun as payment.
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The injuries included lacerations to the face, stomach, legs and arms from flying glass and metal shrapnel and fragmentation embedded in skin and bone.
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The consistent fragmentation of women's bodies, with particular focus on the boobs, butt and lips, separates the sexualized female body parts from her wholeness.
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In the eurozone, the re-emergence of concerns about fragmentation of the currency-bloc could result in tighter credit conditions and significantly reduced growth.
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Election-day exit polls showed an increasing fragmentation of the electorate, with a brittle center, strongly polarized opinions and new voices entering the conversation.
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So there is margin to improve the banking union and this will further reduce this financial fragmentation that we have in Europe these days.
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The Continent decided after World War II that cushioning capitalism was a price worth paying to avoid the social fragmentation that had fed violence.
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If they see something suspicious, they could be authorized to drop a concussion hand grenade, which produces a large blast wave but little fragmentation.
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But it also sought to persuade Vox not to field candidates in provinces like Soria, to avoid a fragmentation of the right-wing vote.
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Logging, human encroachment, road construction and agriculture have conspired to divide panda habitats into tiny sections, a process known as fragmentation, the study said.
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The fragmentation of the vote among the other candidates, not only in Nevada but in the coming primaries, is likely to strengthen Mr. Sanders.
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The report is the 8th annual assessment by the congressional watchdog that seeks to identify areas of overlap, fragmentation and duplication in government programs.
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Throughout my life, I have witnessed the fragmentation of many countries, and I cannot conceive of that happening in the European Union of today.
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"We all know that this fragmentation damages the digital single market," said Gabriel, adding that the Commission would "take steps soon" on the issue.
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The election, the country's fourth in four years, underlined the fragmentation and polarization of Spanish politics, with the ultranationalist Vox making the clearest gains.
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"With the fragmentation, the number of actors, the presence of terrorist groups, it's not the right place to think of that solution," he added.
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They, in turn, explain the habitat fragmentation and near-extinction of the Cat Ba langur and other species that used to inhabit this landscape.
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That fragmentation has made it difficult to import profitably, especially this year, according to quota holders, as allocations start small and rise each year.
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"Our findings suggest that high intention to fall asleep worsened sleep quality, especially in terms of sleep fragmentation, in good sleepers," the authors wrote.
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That's important because Google has been waging a never-ending battle against fragmentation on Android, and a new form factor is a potential inflection point.
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Still, the most important question is whether or not Google is on the ball when it comes to preventing fragmentation on this new form factor.
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The bioclimatic zone of Horsh Arz el-Rab faces habitat fragmentation and a loss of resilience due to increasing temperatures and a lack of moisture.
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Global reef restoration Coral Vita uses a technique called micro-fragmentation which involves removing coral fragments from the ocean and breaking them into tiny pieces.
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The elections highlighted the deepening political fragmentation of the 28-country bloc, making the task of picking candidates for the European Union's top jobs harder.
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With platform fragmentation continuing to be a problem, Eric tells iOS and Android engineers what they need to prepare for in Homekit and Weave. Enjoy!
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This High Explosive munition is designed for maximum fragmentation and will deliver an HE shell airburst detonation above the target to reach the enemy forces.
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Although this was caused mainly by the fragmentation of criminal gangs and their move into new lines of business, many politicians blame the reform instead.
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And that's without going into the fragmentation taking place within the party itself, among its moderates, the Corbynites and the spectrum of shades in between.
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"We see market share up for grabs given the increasing fragmentation of the intimates space," especially with Victoria's Secret struggling, Jefferies analyst Randy Konik said.
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The patent describes how an onboard "fragmentation controller" would take charge in the event of a catastrophic failure, like a battery exploding or propellor failing.
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Mossberg commented that this process has led to the fragmentation of Android versions across devices, which has resulted in uneven access to updates for consumers.
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"We're currently witnessing a fragmentation and reconfirmation of politics in Brazil," said Michael Mohallem, a law and political sciences professor at the Getulio Vargas Foundation.
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"Large-scale fragmentation refers to multiple stars that form more or less independently from each other with thousands of AU separation," Tobin explained to Gizmodo.
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Businesses use fragmentation to their advantage, making known their interest in moving to a metropolitan area and playing its constituent cities off against each other.
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That kind of fragmentation and uncertainty is exactly what car makers didn't want, and they said so in a letter to the administration in June.
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Consumer surveys show that this sort of fragmentation is one of the most common reasons people cite for avoiding the switch to mobile wallets altogether.
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"We believe given the fragmentation of the industry, the largest platforms will be digital marketplaces as India leapfrogs brick-and-mortar based retail," he adds.
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In other words, these groups of ISIS supporters come together (coalescence) and break up (fragmentation) like fish in schools or birds in a flock might.
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"There is no reason to pack fragmentation into an explosive device other than to maximize the likelihood that the bomb will cause injury," prosecutors wrote.
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While some efforts have been made to harmonize oversight, enforcement and prioritization is largely left to the individual provinces, resulting in regulatory arbitrage and fragmentation.
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As with other wildlife native to the Amazon, the species faces threats from rapid deforestation and habitat fragmentation stemming from agriculture, mining, and oil extraction.
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To stop the fragmentation, these companies' leadership should make a good-faith effort to live up to their promise of political inclusiveness and free debate.
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What happens if Google has to walk away from tying search and Chrome to Google Play or has to give up the anti-fragmentation clause?
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In five more years there will be more fragmentation, more platforms, more ways to think about creating content, consuming it, and of course monetizing it.
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Any effort to pick up some of Mueller's work would be piecemeal, and the investigation as a whole surely would suffer because of the fragmentation.
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The Salerno terminal was designed in a transitional period as she abandoned fragmentation in favor of the flowing forms and space encouraged by the computer.
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On various dates, the user bought items listed as milling balls and slingshot ammo, which investigators said could be used to increase a bomb's fragmentation.
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This is a compelling question, especially given the noticeable deterioration of security, the fragmentation of extremist groups, and the fragile and still-corrupt Afghan government.
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Whether this will be toward further union or fragmentation, Britain will be powerless to act — like being in the trunk of Mr. Gove's proverbial car.
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There's still a sizable amount of fragmentation in the industry as well a high chance of failure for many of the efforts currently being undertaken.
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The infertile men with chlamydia in the Spain study were given antibiotics, and after just four months their sperm DNA fragmentation improved by 36 percent.
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On the market fragmentation issue, the EC is considering whether to establish a common European certification framework for ICT security products to reduce red tape.
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At the same time, allowing anyone to add enterprise features to your product makes it harder to create sustained differentiation, build revenue and avoid fragmentation.
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Given that both have major weaknesses and the fragmentation it creates between SSA trade with the U.S. and EU, we must begin to think radically.
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"Political fragmentation and reform fatigue have delayed fiscal adjustment and impeded deeper structural reforms," the IMF said in its final Article IV report for 2016.
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It seems on the morning of March 15th a fragmentation grenade went off in an officer's barracks in Bien Hoa killing two gung-ho lieutenants.
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For years, Mr. Putin has cultivated ties to extremist parties in Europe as allies in his effort to encourage political fragmentation in the European Union.
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"I am fully committed to avoid any fragmentation in a difficult moment for the euro area," she told CNBC, according to the ECB's Twitter account.
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Visceral sensations of unity and fragmentation vibrate and flutter in and around the head: an art experience as surrogate for aimless time and invisible engagements.
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As lawmakers in individual countries seek to shore up carriers within their borders, the industry is at risk of further fragmentation, according to the firm.
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This narrative fragmentation can be needlessly frustrating rather than interestingly complex and, like some of Ms. Tan's other choices, register as more programmatic than organic.
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Whereas "Moulin Rouge!" mines extreme fragmentation, "Bat Out of Hell" bets on extended numbers that constantly blur the line between earnest and tongue-in-cheek.
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Everywhere the disaffected are recoiling from establishment politicians and the mainstream media, and succumbing to alternative facts — a fragmentation of truth quickened by digital technology.
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But it may be even more important to keep undisturbed forests intact, because the species living there are far more likely to suffer from fragmentation.
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Iraq is often portrayed as a nation terminally polarized between Shiites, Sunnis and Kurds, but the political reality is that of massive fragmentation around personalities.
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De Mistura, speaking on Swiss television station RTS, said failure to make peace quickly through United Nations mediation could lead to "a fragmentation of Syria".
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But it's too late — Ms. Perry has laid the bait, then switched to a song about personal responsibility in a time of increasing social fragmentation.
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The fragmentation of media, the polarization of political discussion, the rise of Fox News, the emergence of social media — all of this paved the way.
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Traditional correlations in global financial markets have become so broken that this fragmentation has become a new normal for investors, a strategist told CNBC Monday.
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But the idea that the Taliban's fragmentation and internal weakness will drive it to the negotiating table or to military defeat is far from guaranteed.
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The suffering in rural America is real, and I worry about social fragmentation and drug addiction and wage stagnation and all the rest of it.
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But there was a need to consider the effect of shifting volumes on financial stability, the potential for market fragmentation, and costs for consumers, he said.
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Carney said fragmentation of such global markets by jurisdiction or currency would reduce the benefits of central clearing, which ensures the safe completion of a trade.
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Fragmentation comes into play in two works by Simon Fujiwara, a multimedia artist from England, which each depict a section of German Chancellor Angela Merkel's face.
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The report, reviewed by Reuters, warns of dangers for the global internet, including intrusive surveillance, rising cybercrime and fragmentation as governments exert control of online content.
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"We expect further fragmentation of the political landscape, and, as a result, difficulties in forming a new government coalition," economists at Rabobank told CNBC via email.
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HURDLES: Merkel's natural caution coupled with Germans' fear of instability, a legacy of the fragmentation in the years that preceded the rise of Hitler's Nazi party.
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The fragmentation that has long characterized the political structure of Southern California has also been plain to see in the way we produce our public architecture.
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Anna Rosenberg, partner and head of Europe and U.K. at Signum Global Advisors, told CNBC that the socialists were benefiting from the fragmentation on the right.
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Adding to the chaos, the state's 12-year-long offensive against cartels has led to their fragmentation and the proliferation of hundreds of tiny local offshoots.
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Britain has warned the EU that its companies will suffer from higher financial costs and market fragmentation if the City is cut off from the continent.
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If they can pull this off, it will go a long way toward solving the digital fragmentation problem and making Box the content center for organizations.
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"I'd be very wary of interpreting anything that the U.S. administration does as a rollback of regulation, of a turning inwards, of a fragmentation," Carney said.
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The computer would quickly study the drone's flight path, weather conditions, and nearby terrain, before initiating a "fragmentation sequence," where the drone slowly dismantles itself midair.
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The fragmentation of the Bundestag looks modest compared with the 13-party Dutch parliament, for example (unlike in Germany, the Netherlands has no threshold for representation).
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The European Parliament elections have brought yet more fragmentation, with the two main groups losing seats and their joint majority in the EU's legislature (see article).
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While Google will probably never really fix its fragmentation problem, the company is working on a fix for the emoji issue, as highlighted Monday by Emojipedia.
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And it's odd, in at a time when ownership of the press is increasingly concentrated in a few hands, that Yang is worried about Media Fragmentation.
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National output is still well under the more than 1.6 million bpd Libya was producing before a 2011 uprising led to political fragmentation and armed conflict.
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I think that's a phenomenon that has led to attention fragmentation, because to have a train of thought, it has to be continuous and relatively uninterrupted.
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It's the same shark-fin shape we find in the natural sciences when groups of interacting objects (particles, animals) follow a process of coalescence and fragmentation.
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Jim's work influenced my considerations of dissonance, fragmentation, repetition — the way when you split two elements there is some incremental energy between them, as with collage.
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The principal underlying driver of fragmentation is road-building, which carves forests into progressively smaller patches and has accounted for 81 percent of losses since 2000.
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"Expanding oil palm plantations in the tiger range countries has been one of the main causes of forest conversion and habitat fragmentation and loss," Joshi said.
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The Democratic Party is, by design, the party of fragmentation, pitting one disaffected faction after another against mainstream Americans as a means to gain political power.
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In fact, during the World Economic Forum's annual meeting, one session in particular -- Internet without borders -- focused on how to avert a future of data fragmentation.
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For when historians write the story of British society in the first decades of the 21st century, their organising theme will surely be that of fragmentation.
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In another sign of the fragmentation of global financial regulation, U.S. President-elect Donald Trump has talked about possibly reviewing rules introduced after the financial crisis.
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The kill radius of your typical fragmentation grenade is 5 meters, the casualty radius is 15 meters, but shrapnel can travel as far as 230 meters.
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If corridors are lost or blocked, animals face what scientists call "habitat fragmentation," in which contiguous areas are subdivided and wildlife species isolated from one another.
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"Within French republicanism, which is today the dominant political language, the fear of fragmentation is very powerful and very real," Mr. Chabal said in an interview.
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In a section with two chairs, they play with chasing, catching, propelling and restraining each other, reflecting both the fragmentation and the flow of the music.
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TheCityUK, which promotes Britain as a financial center, said a forced re-location of euro-clearing would lead to disruption, uncertainty and fragmentation of the market.
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"It is the first time that we have had a data with a quality good enough to characterize [a meteor's] fragmentation in Jupiter's atmosphere," Hueso said.
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This fragmentation and complexity is why power grid cybersecurity is often focused on minimizing the damage and spread from any single attack to the wider grid.
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The election that followed confirmed the fragmentation of Spanish politics, with the emergence of two parties — Podemos and Ciudadanos — determined to challenge Spain's two-party system.
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The interference of regional and global powers, combined with the fragmentation of militias and guerrillas on the battlefield, have made the conflict appear all but unresolvable.
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This is partly due to current policy—delivered chiefly through the ESOL framework—which suffers from fragmentation, a lack of clarity, and a short-termist approach.
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Complications from habitat fragmentation and pollution are already plaguing land surrounding the border due to physical barriers and enforcement introduced by 2006's Secure Fence Act.
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Lifshitz said there is a fragmentation in small business banking, and that third-party players have been filling in the gaps left by the big banks.
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Though Law and Justice won only 0003 percent of the popular vote, fragmentation among the other parties allowed it to gain an outright majority in Parliament.
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Meanwhile in Connecticut and surrounding states, the New England cottontail or woodland rabbit, Sylvilagus transitionalis, is under great pressure from factors including habitat loss and fragmentation.
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"This is in part a reflection of the market's fragmentation as firms looked to set up a second EU headquarter in advance of Brexit," EY said.
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It triggered a wave of populism and nationalism, the United Kingdom's withdrawal from the EU, and Germany's political fragmentation behind the weakening of Chancellor Angela Merkel.
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This sense of pessimism about Christianity's relationship to liberalism, the fear that fragmentation may be irreversible and mutual incomprehension inevitable, are feelings that I often share.
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Indeed, with early voting already taking place in California and other Super Tuesday states, and no dominant front-runner, the fragmentation may already be well underway.
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In short, the parliamentary elections could easily be a five-party affair, a reflection of the electorate's fragmentation and a loss of faith in mainstream parties.
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A top-secret postwar program at Picatinny Arsenal in New Jersey raced to create a new generation of weapons it called COFRAM, for Controlled Fragmentation Munition.
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This fragmentation helps those candidates with passionate followings, like Mr. Sanders, as it helped Donald Trump in 270, but it produces nothing like a consensus candidate.
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During the war there were over 200 fraggings in the American military — murders carried out by fragmentation grenades, which made it impossible to identify the killer.
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The false alert of a nuclear attack on Hawaii is an inexcusable, but hardly isolated example of the fragility and fragmentation of America's emergency alerting system.
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Even with the death of Mullah Mansour and a possible further fragmentation of the Taliban, the prospect is one of prolonged, years-long fighting at best.
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The central problem of our time is the stagnation of middle-class wages, the disintegration of working-class communities and the ensuing fragmentation of American society.
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Thanks to the fragmentation of the media audience and the rise of nontraditional platforms like YouTube, the younger generation doesn't necessarily share equally in the zeitgeist.
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"Beyond the purely legal aspects of this matter, the Commission believes that these are times for unity and stability, not divisiveness and fragmentation," the statement read.
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To my mind, though, the fragmentation that pervaded the show spoke to a sense of disenfranchisement artists feel in relation to art's more classically integrated importance.
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Cryan called on Wednesday for cross-border bank mergers in Europe, seeing the sector's fragmentation as placing an unacceptable squeeze on bank profits and long-term sustainability.
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FOXA is well positioned to address the secular threats and opportunities presented by emerging alternative distribution platforms and continued audience fragmentation across the media and entertainment landscape.
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I don't want to see that fragmentation in British politics, and the best way to avoid that is for Parliament to keep its side of the bargain.
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But López warns that the increasing fragmentation of the cartel landscape, and the ascendancy of younger leaders, means the situation in Sinaloa is likely to further deteriorate.
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Nintendo might have a fragmentation problem... From top to bottom: New 2DS XL, New 3DS XL, 3DS XL. The New 2DS XL is very much worth it.
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Google puts out a new version of the operating system roughly every 10 months, but hardware makers can't keep up, leading to a now-infamous fragmentation problem.
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They are fretting about fragmentation: Europe's north is peeling away from its south; easterners feel like second-class citizens; outside powers are trying to divide and rule.
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All of that means the version of Android that Microsoft is running won't be a fork of Android like Amazon's Fire OS. It won't cause fragmentation issues.
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Gail: I find it touching that you still hold to the faith that the Republican voters are not crazy this year, but just suffering from temporary fragmentation.
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All of this fragmentation will advance the other tendency of the campaign evident at Mr Salvini's gathering in Milan: European politics is slowly becoming more truly European.
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As each company's processor becomes more sophisticated and tailored to particular applications, this might eventually lead to a fragmentation of features and capabilities in Samsung's own flagship.
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The reasons for that grim retreat include the fragmentation of some school districts, the release of others from judicial oversight and court decisions that chilled integration drives.
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Big players, like Facebook and YouTube, have also spread across multiple categories as they follow each of those trends — a fragmentation and simultaneous expansion of their reach.
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The lack of powers in tackling money laundering was also a worry as fragmentation of responsibility risked creating blind spots and leaving major risks undetected, he argued.
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Generally, Android phones are more expensive to get repaired because the fragmentation of the platform means there's no incentive for repair companies to buy parts in bulk.
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"Because of this fragmentation, providers of e-hailing apps ... must work with multiple operators to capture a large enough user base and fleet network," the report said.
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"I still think London is going to be a substantial trading hub even if there is more fragmentation of trading across Europe because of Brexit," Hemsley said.
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Covered with a little dirt and some leaves, it'd probably pass for a rock, until someone tripped the hidden trigger and detonated the fragmentation device hidden inside.
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Above all, the political atrophy of our present moment will accelerate toward a graceless, enervating denouement as polarization and social fragmentation continue to undercut our vital center.
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"It could lead more people to ignore the very fundamental insight that, in a globalised world, the answer to the challenges is not more fragmentation," he said.
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But the shift points to a growing fragmentation of the European investment banking sector, which has been almost exclusively concentrated in London for the past 2600 years.
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Plus we now know that unseen micro-plastics are entering the oceans from our cosmetics, from the clothing we wear, and from fragmentation of larger plastic particles.
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"We have to take a deeper look at what causes - and aspects - of sleep fragmentation are most strongly associated with this type of brain damage," he said.
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Matters are not helped by a political culture that is suspicious of intelligence and security work, and political fragmentation that afflicts all aspects of the Belgian government.
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And as more people spend time on networks that feed them only news that confirms their world-view, it furthers the ideological fragmentation America already suffers from.
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This rests on the Utopian premise that the dark forces of European history—nationalism, fragmentation, demagoguery—would simply dissipate in the pandemonium of the EU's sudden collapse.
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Ironically, while bad for patching, this fragmentation also makes it harder for attackers to create EFI bootkits that can run on a very large number of PCs.
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Last month, North Korea said it had tested fragmentation-mine shells and underground penetration shells for the new system, which it said had already entered serial production.
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First, Android device fragmentation and assuring the app would work as expected in multiple environments, and equally a slower rollout to make sure it's working as planned.
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"If you see large fragmentation of remains, you generally look to see if that is consistent with an explosion or an in-flight disruption," Mr. Ciaccio said.
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As long as Tidal and Apple Music and Spotify manage to all stay afloat and continue to woo exclusive albums, we're going to keep seeing this fragmentation.
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The issue of fragmentation, and the complexities of the interconnections to make money transfers work correctly, were one reason why GV was interested in backing the company.
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When the researchers compared the flight samples to controls that remained on the ground, they observed no significant difference between sperm concentration, motility, or DNA fragmentation rate.
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Quill, a free online tool that helps students measurably improve grammar and writing, discovered that natural-language processing was essential to remedy students' struggles with sentence fragmentation.
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In "Endless Fragmentation" Alan Wolfe investigates Francis Fukuyama's new book, Identity: The Demand for Dignity and the Politics of Resentment, which discusses the value of liberal democracy.
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But the situation is particularly problematic in Belgium, because the trend over the past generation has been toward fragmentation of Belgian civic identity into its constituent elements.
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For political scientist Paulo Calmon, the division between Rousseff and Temer had been growing larger in recent years, mainly in response to the fragmentation of the PMDB.
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Pendleton's fragmentation of black images reflects blackness as incomplete, in motion, and the artist works to disrupt space that presents a logic of identity related to blackness.
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Even the task of forming a new government, which Mr. Sánchez could postpone for several weeks, looks arduous at a time of heightened party fragmentation in Spain.
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PARIS (Reuters) - The European Central Bank's new bond purchase scheme will help reduce the risk of fragmentation between euro zone states, France's finance minister said on Thursday.
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Increased social fragmentation, increased loneliness, and obviously a deep, deep economic impact — and not just the traditional forms of how we think about how goods are exchanged.
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The liberal early '221s, when Americans enthusiastically embraced government activism to address social ills, were giving way to a new era of political fragmentation and diminished expectations.
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Media fragmentation, the explosion of the internet, political polarization, curated timelines, and echo chambers — all of this allows a "flood the zone with shit" strategy to work.
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A class of on-the-rise rappers, particularly on SoundCloud, built an entire aesthetic on fragmentation—piecing together dark, ambient sounds, and decamping from formulaic genre frameworks.
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And one of the things we are concerned about is the fragmentation of markets, some of which is a result of some of the reforms we've done.
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To Mr. Kundnani, "the big shock is not the AfD," but the loss of support for Ms. Merkel's conservatives and the increasing fragmentation of German political life.
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Many appeared wary of picking sides, and risking fragmentation, at the expense of presenting a united front; they vowed to support the eventual nominee no matter what.
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"The fragmentation of companies, the outsourcing on a large scale make it difficult to locate workers who are no longer concentrated in larger establishments," Sobral Cardoso said.
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CPMI published five recommendations to address fragmentation in so-called correspondent banking, the cross-border web that allows people to move money from one country to another.
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Continuing to build policy by only looking at the differences between urban and rural communities further contributes to fragmentation and cuts down on productive ideas and conversations.
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