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This seems to be the guiding principle for Snap Inc.
Above all, the guiding principle for social superblocks is diversity.
It is the guiding principle on which Starfleet is based.
Should "child protection" be the guiding principle, or "family preservation"?
That has been a guiding principle for me around leadership.
Sustainability has always been a guiding principle for Eckhaus Latta.
As a guiding principle of public policy, however, it's problematic.
What do you say to a voter out there who says -- and that who sees faith as a guiding principle in their lives, and wants it to be a guiding principle for this country?
Are we just going to use fear as our guiding principle?
SANDERS: It's a guiding principle in my life, absolutely, it is.
This aura of mystery is not happenstance, but a guiding principle.
Remember that his guiding principle is simply to be talked about.
The restaurant's guiding principle is what they call a radical inclusivity.
"Stronger together is a guiding principle for the country," she argued.
The guiding principle for Knausgaard was staying away from the icons.
Instead of a guiding principle, it presents a multi-dimensional system.
" He added that the guiding principle is: "What's best for readers?
As I'd done no such preparation, normative determinism became the guiding principle.
In his remarks, Obama offered a guiding principle for the incoming administration.
"It's a guiding principle in my life, absolutely, it is," Vermont Sen.
"It's a guiding principle in my life, absolutely, it is," Sanders said.
And in all her battles she never strayed from one guiding principle.
His guiding principle was that what happened in Bemelmans stayed in Bemelmans.
The investigators' guiding principle should be just the facts, not the theater.
They follow only one guiding principle: maximize profits irrespective of the consequences.
His guiding principle was "equipoise"—the need to balance reform with stability.
Both of these features stem from perhaps biology's only general guiding principle: evolution.
In this case, better safe than sorry should be Wall Street's guiding principle.
A fantasy draft or auction is a marketplace whose guiding principle is scarcity.
This guiding principle has served the nation well for over two hundred years.
On that day, the Republicans codified "scorched earth" as their party's guiding principle.
As a guiding principle, "Just Rise Above" makes a certain amount of sense.
That&aposs why it remains a key guiding principle for many digital overhauls.
A focus on merit has been a guiding principle of the Star program.
Busyness is not, nor was it ever, a guiding principle in my life.
We emphasize the idea of transparency as a guiding principle for these new experiences.
The practice was far from perfect, but the ideal was always a guiding principle.
At The Doughnut Lounge, community is a guiding principle day in and day out.
Perhaps their decision stems from Christan Brothers' guiding principle: Love your neighbor as yourself.
" The guiding principle, she said, was: "We want a good financial result for taxpayers.
"They follow only one guiding principle: maximize profits irrespective of the consequences," Soros wrote.
Dispensing punishment on the basis of an immutable characteristic flatly contravenes this guiding principle.
This guiding principle of nondiscrimination meant you were in control of the connections you made.
"There may be a problem for which accuracy is the only guiding principle," Sinha said.
" The guiding principle, she had said, was: "We want a good financial result for taxpayers.
The guiding principle of the Labor Department's fiduciary rule is absolutely correct and long overdue.
This damp sentimentality, so brutally satirized by Jackson, is the guiding principle of Flanagan's series.
This skittering from one mood (and one mode) to another is the show's guiding principle.
A guiding principle is the idea of people who ordinarily don't get to work together.
Let whether or not you need to take risk be your guiding principle, Liersch suggested.
" Evolution "The guiding principle in this one was: Let's take it from ugly to uglier.
Instead she improvised, building the flavors of Yunnan into her menu like a guiding principle.
Reducing stress and anxiety is the guiding principle behind the design and offerings, Sandall said.
"A super important guiding principle is to price the job, not the person," he says.
Kirk's guiding principle was that when the subject is human nature, nothing is ever really created.
"It's a guiding principle in my life, absolutely," said the Vermont senator and Democratic presidential candidate.
In December 2007 the European Commission adopted flexicurity as a guiding principle of its economic recommendations.
Engelbart's guiding principle was to develop tech that "augments human intelligence," and Giannandrea echoed those comments.
Since our nation's founding, the idea of no taxation without representation has been a guiding principle.
Laffitte does not mention the prestige of the courts or the bar as a guiding principle.
Even his work on campaign finance reform with Russ Feingold seemed to lack a guiding principle.
That symmetry was the Port Authority's guiding principle when it began adorning the Holland Tunnel sign.
Aneurin Bevan is credited with establishing free healthcare in the U.K., the guiding principle of the NHS.
JF: In the early seasons, we really focused a lot on theme and watchword and guiding principle.
It is an album on which uncertainties not only linger but are in fact the guiding principle.
In the post–September 11 atmosphere of sustained crisis, homeland security has become the government's guiding principle.
Nixon and apply its guiding principle to critical pending legal cases and impeachment proceedings advancing in Congress.
It's a guiding principle for the country we've always been and the future we're going to build.
Preventing mischief by Iran should become the guiding principle uniting supporters and opponents of the nuclear deal.
But our guiding principle was to protect the American people and the Constitution of the United States.
Trump foreign policy has only one guiding principle: do the opposite of Obama, no matter the cost.
It's a guiding principle for the country we've always been and the future we're going to build.
Until now, that has been Mr Trump's guiding principle, too—and therein lies Mr Lewandowski's real significance.
The guiding principle of its style — simplify, then exaggerate — suits writers of polemics, operas and much else.
And the new legislation would become a guiding principle for who could hope to call themselves Indians.
"Flannery is encouraging employees in every role and function to always have customers as the "guiding principle.
The guiding principle of Congress as it relates to student aid programs should be "will students benefit"?
" With that mantra as a guiding principle, Buffett said, "we're almost always a buyer of stocks over time.
Keeping my boy alive has been the one guiding principle of my life for the last 13 years.
This guiding principle has always served us well, particularly when placing doughnut orders, but now we have doubts.
Winning games is again the priority, so "superstar or bust" can no longer be the team's guiding principle.
When I served on the Missouri Public Service Commission, our guiding principle was always keeping the lights on.
"The guiding principle is that officers and staff are enablers of rehabilitation first and foremost," the report added.
With this as a guiding principle, Reines moves through a wide variety of topics, themes, forms and tones.
And in medicine, there's a different guiding principle that places a premium on sharing significant results at face value.
Quality isn't always his guiding principle when he's hiring, but once he's hired someone, that person has tremendous influence.
At the conference, the top leadership set "progress amid stability" as the guiding principle for economic work this year.
If urgency is the guiding principle, they contended, Pelosi would not have withheld the impeachment articles for so long.
As Elizabeth Williamson noted on Tuesday, Mr. Trump really has no guiding principle other than his desire to win.
Our guiding principle is that whoever attacks us and whoever tries to attack us - will pay with his life.
"It started as a concept and a guiding principle, and now it is the secret sauce," Mr. Roberts said.
He was a ferocious loyalist, an over-promoted henchman-type whose avowed guiding principle was: "Let Trump be Trump".
If we make that the guiding principle of our design, it gives us the hope that fans will, too.
Though it remains to be seen whether the guiding principle will stand up to the inexorable tech industry lobbying.
My guiding principle was to make it real as opposed to some sort of ultra-real or heightened reality.
And all politics and turfism aside, that should be the guiding principle for a prudent U.S. policy on privacy.
"The first guiding principle is do no harm," Mr. Ross said at a Bipartisan Policy Center forum on Wednesday.
Maintaining Mexican inflation close to its target rate would be the central bank's "guiding principle" going forward, Carstens said.
If there's a guiding principle behind this posthumous collection, it's reverence — for God, nature, his loved ones and more.
Faith will continue to be a guiding principle for the vice president-elect when he moves back to Washington.
I decide to use the image as a guiding principle somehow, a manifesto for love: close-up, piercing, soft.
Emotional resonance, rather than the constraints of a particular genre, was his guiding principle when selecting collaborators and material.
"The court finds its guiding principle in Yogi Berra's aphorism, 'It's déjà vu all over again,'" Judge Boasberg wrote.
There's no guiding principle other than that Vince is a carnival barker—a promoter of a live event product.
As I wrote this week, for a quarter of a century, the party embraced Clintonomics as a central guiding principle.
"The American people know that the internet is for everyone and was invented with the guiding principle of nondiscrimination," Sen.
Its guiding principle, she said, is to "remake politics around the heart and empathy" rather than "the rule of money".
The guiding principle underpinning Scandinavian criminal justice policy is that treating prisoners humanely effectively makes them more prone to rehabilitation.
What if your guiding principle was more concerned with having a good time than not falling asleep with socks on?
If the guiding principle of the 8th movie in the Fast and Furious series was to defy expectations, it succeeded.
That is not leadership and it certainly should not be the guiding principle of the president of the United States.
It is also prioritising smaller-scale sharing between users with real connections over mass followings — the guiding principle behind Threads.
It's an admirable goal, especially in the world of podcasting, where content democratization is supposed to be a guiding principle.
After all, unexpected combinations are part of the guiding principle of fashion, whether you're talking about human resources or clothes.
So when Mercedes finally redesigned it after nearly 40 years, there was a simple guiding principle: don't mess it up.
Among avid shooters, the guiding principle is to avoid using guns made, bullets cast or cartridges reloaded by someone else.
Their guiding principle must be to protect the students who make up the breadth of perspectives that our institutions value.
I felt this key guiding principle got a little lost in the restless energy of Olafur Eliasson: In Real Life.
" And, for Ms. Lucas, woven into that idea is a guiding principle: "There really is no way of replacing Trisha.
Chai's guiding principle is a concept they call "neo-kawaii"—essentially, an appeal to broaden cultural ideas of what's cute.
Cook. This is the guiding principle of Bottura's latest book, Bread is Gold: Extraordinary Meals with Ordinary Ingredients, out last November.
But viewing defeat as an opportunity for growth is Gethard's guiding principle, and the inspiration for his new book, Lose Well.
When the show opened in February, Dr. Paul expected controversy, but she hasn't encountered any, perhaps because of her guiding principle.
Escobar's guiding principle was plata o plomo , meaning silver or lead—either you took his money or you got a bullet.
Ultimately, there's a simple guiding principle: If it's necessary for the collective good, the public should take responsibility, and political credit.
In all, it is clear to see that central bank independence is, and must remain a guiding principle for monetary policy.
KJ: We had a guiding principle that the audience would be sophisticated and capable of understanding all the dimensions of this.
" Another guiding principle was to buy directly from artists — never from galleries, which he half-jokingly referred to as "enemy territory.
Caballero leads the discussion with the HomesUSA guiding principle: Homes sell faster when their beauty and quality are reflected in MLS.
This process will be based on a single guiding principle: the more Palestinians do, the less Israel will have to do.
Usually, that means sacrificing power — so often the guiding principle for new video game hardware — in favor of a new gimmick.
Programs with the Jubilee Baptist Church's guiding principle on the front sit in the entryway of the church's Chapel Hill location.
Often, the only guiding principle on how venture capitalists should behave toward female entrepreneurs has been common decency and common sense.
Maintaining Mexican inflation close to its target rate of 3 percent would be the central bank's "guiding principle" going forward, Carstens said.
This time, the guiding principle seemed to be "princess moment," as both girls selected super-romantic gowns from the designer's recent collections.
Family unity is a guiding principle of existing US family and immigration law, and even of the UN High Commission of Refugees.
"Our guiding principle is to create an environment in which companies can succeed," says Mr Le Maire, his centre-right finance minister.
Half a century later it was no longer possible to include responsibility to God as a guiding principle in the European constitution.
The third is that Deng's policy of putting "economic construction at the centre" is no longer the country's most hallowed guiding principle.
Their guiding principle should be that Democrats will fight any Trump initiative that betrays public expectations of what government owes its citizens.
He said something that has been a guiding principle for me ever since: Let's help LocoL prove that things can be different.
He got a little emotional when he talked about Bryant, referring to the "Mamba mentality" as if it were a guiding principle.
That's the guiding principle behind Win the Future, a new project by the tech duo that's launching in time for July 4.
Batman: The caped crusader turns 80 this week, and over the years his guiding principle of protecting innocence has remained the same.
Greenburg said the "guiding principle behind the book" is to share the different ways to gain future equity through investing in startups.
I agree with her that, in this pursuit, your guiding principle should be to tell the truth and see where it leads.
The Times has, for more than a century, stated its guiding principle on the top left-hand corner of its front page.
" His son Ali Shakur, 27, said his guiding principle was simple: He wanted to support the candidate "most committed to fundamental change.
But that doesn't mean that maintaining the world's current arrangement of countries within their existing borders needs to be a guiding principle.
Using two tall foam cylinders, one perched on top of the other, Mr. Wyszynski demonstrated a guiding principle of the Feldenkrais method.
Fresh pasta and clams are the only thing she brought to the kitchen today, adhering to her guiding principle that simplicity is key.
That was a guiding principle of Cabot Links, where all of our rooms look across the golf course and out at the ocean.
That had been the guiding principle since 1829, when the institution was founded as the Richmond County Poor Farm, in the Willowbrook section.
Hastings also said he believes net neutrality could still be a guiding principle even if it's not technically the law of the land.
PPC is a nonpartisan organization and conducted the research because its guiding principle is that "the public view should be heard," Kull says.
Chris Murphy tweeted in June that "Trump foreign policy has only one guiding principle: do the opposite of Obama, no matter the cost."
By no means should history be taken as a guiding principle or a cookbook of the future for a society or a nation.
Background, via Xinhua: The plenum reforms have the goal of improving the "system for upholding overall Party leadership" with the guiding principle that:
For Trump's charity, however, those good works largely amounted to crass self-enrichment—a guiding principle throughout the president's life and political career.
The tagline of that restaurant is "What we cooked at home, we made them here," and at Taladwat the guiding principle is similar.
And I'm so proud that we use 'Empathy' as the guiding principle for everything: building products, hiring, retaining talent and establishing company culture.
Mr. Baumbach sticks with the short-story conceit throughout, but he uses it as both a guiding principle and a means to surprise.
Keeping Score Every few years, the Knicks seem to have a new guiding principle, a new mastermind, a new star or a new direction.
But the guiding principle, articulated by Woodrow Wilson a century ago, that it should use its power for good in the world has endured.
There needs to be a guiding principle on types of user data and the level to which a platform can utilize or analyze it.
"And in all her battles, she never strayed from the one guiding principle: she was for America and was always 'America First,'" he said.
The guiding principle of the 'move fast and break things' culture often seems to be that it is better to apologise than ask permission.
Extreme vetting: Details on Trump's plan to restrict visas from various Middle Eastern countries still forthcoming, but his "guiding principle is keeping people safe."
For Republicans, who dominate Texas government, anti-Washington sentiment is more than just a red-meat rhetorical flourish — it is a guiding principle. Gov.
But it's-- we oughta be generally pro-trade, but we should avoid gettin'-- doing something really stupid, -- which is that as a guiding principle.
Mr. Clooney, who wrote the movie with Grant Heslov — reworking a script by Ethan and Joel Coen — has embraced symmetry as his guiding principle.
Starting in the 211s, his guiding principle was to use debt to acquire companies — money that he borrowed that would limit his financial exposure.
Spicer also said Trump would continue to reiterate his commitment to protect Medicare as a guiding principle, which could prove problematic in negotiations with Congress.
And until now the overarching US guiding principle has been to avoid such direct conflict with Assad forces on the ground -- at nearly all costs.
One went so far as to fantasize about the possibility that "Trump might end up like J.F.K." But for most the guiding principle was circumspection.
To make sure it went into effect in practice, he made his team agree upon a strategy and write it down as a guiding principle.
The purposes of these agencies vary, but one standard — the multiple use doctrine — serves as the general guiding principle for most of our federal lands.
But, as a guiding principle for athletic activity, the slogan is pleasantly open-ended—"Just Do It" flipped for an era of inclusivity and wellness.
Ever since Qatar Sports Investments took control of the team in 2011, P.S.G.'s guiding principle has seemed to be that success will follow fame.
The photographer's guiding principle of the series is to "subvert the censorship of male nude photography" and destigmatize it, as detailed in a press release.
If profit is your ultimate goal, then this logic is nothing short of genius, which is why it's the guiding principle behind everything Valve does.
I. Glenn Cohen, an expert in bioethics at Harvard Law School, says the guiding principle during this crisis should be sharing more rather than less.
Three of the court's conservative members — Chief Justice John Roberts and Justices Samuel Alito and Neil Gorsuch — lay claim to textualism as a guiding principle.
More broadly, Ms. Mogherini said that an administration that has made "America First" its guiding principle will find that Europe can be equally self-interested.
The guiding principle behind the G6's design, LG says, was to make a phone with a big screen that's easy to use in one hand.
If von Bolton's story is one of excess, then the guiding principle of his book has been a rigid adherence to simplicity, clarity, and self-discipline.
But in the end, that was a trade-off we made because we feel protecting children on our platform should be the most important guiding principle.
"Omotenashi" is a Japanese term signifying the traditionally correct way to treat a guest, and it's the guiding principle for much of the country's hospitality industry.
Episodes are about 20 minutes long, and though there is no specific formula, there is a guiding principle: "Use a lot of tape," Mr. Mills said.
Star Trek's prime directive, the guiding principle that no Starfleet member should interfere with the natural development of alien civilizations, has helped inspire some space conservation.
The context here is "Article 5," the fundamental guiding principle that underpins the US-Europe military alliance, and its role in deterring military aggression from Russia.
Though V.A.R.'s guiding principle is correcting "clear and obvious errors" and "serious missed incidents," clear and obvious are often in the eye of the beholder.
Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads LOS ANGELES — The guiding principle of the museum, generally speaking, is to showcase the highest expressions of art, culture, and science.
Apple says human curation is not a new direction for Apple News — describing it as a "guiding principle" across the product since it launched three years ago.
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Absolute power In October, the CCP enshrined "Xi Jinping Thought" as a guiding principle, elevating him to a level no Chinese leader has held since Mao Zedong.
In overturning the Alison D. decision, the court noted that the guiding principle of New York's family law is to protect the best interests of the child.
The Sooners are sponsored by Nike, which like other shoe and apparel companies has one guiding principle during the annual N.C.A.A. basketball tournaments: One slogan fits all.
" Part of the issue, family lawyers said, flows from the guiding principle in family court: all decisions are made to serve the "best interests of the children.
"Making sure e-cigs aren't being marketed to, sold to, or used by kids is a core priority and the guiding principle behind our efforts," Gottlieb said.
It represents a significant breach in what until now has been a guiding principle: that irregular migrants must be dealt with by their country of first arrival.
Quantity, not quality, was the guiding principle of my reading life, and whenever I try to recall particulars of these books that so consumed me, well, I can't.
Democrats have established a guiding principle in spending negotiations: If Republicans want more funding for defense, then Democrats want a one-for-one increase in non-defense funding.
I think as long as we're doing it in a trusted way and using that data to serve our customers, that's the guiding principle we need to use.
The main guiding principle in this environment is "selling the highs" rather than buying the lows, and cutting exposure to global equities and high-yield bonds, he said.
Actor Jim Carrey urged the 2014 class of the Maharishi University of Management in Iowa to choose love over fear as the guiding principle for all your decisions.
Daniel: I mean, with plastic as the guiding principle of the entire album, there's a kind of sonic challenge, which is how do you make plastic sound resonant?
The multiple use guiding principle, which demands the "combination that will best meet" Americans' needs, holds the Bureau of Land Management and its counterparts to an impossible standard.
He added that a guiding principle for the United Nations, with 193 member states, was to deliver to all areas of Syria irrespective of the status of control.
Screenshot: Adobe Screenshot: Adobe Adobe is trying to be as flexible as possible in every step of the process, and openness was a guiding principle here, Smith said.
Dr. Maguire, who was one of the first college educators in the United States to successfully use diversity as a guiding principle in student admissions, died on Oct.
Since then, we've had many film Batmen — his onscreen incarnations have oscillated between campy (Joel Schumacher) and dignified (Christopher Nolan) — but his guiding principle has remained the same.
"Equal rights must be the guiding principle for online advertising and recruiting," said Peter Romer-Friedman, a civil rights attorney at Outten & Golden, in a statement on Tuesday.
It is both a demonstration of the technology packed inside the Switch's Joy-Con controllers and a guiding principle for how Nintendo would like modern games to be played.
In any negotiation or renegotiation, our guiding principle should be this: Enter into a free trade agreement only if it both increases total trade and reduces our trade deficit.
"The guiding principle of the 'move fast and break things' culture often seems to be that it is better to apologise than ask permission," committee chairman Damian Collins said.
It might be said that his guiding principle was to seek the truth, whatever it might be, and to be open to the idea that you might be wrong.
For those who have strived in this industry, it would be a massive blow—not only to their bank accounts, but to their general guiding principle of harm reduction.
So when the UN formulated a new list of targets in 2015, dubbed the Sustainable Development Goals, it emphasized the motto "leave no one behind" as a guiding principle.
That has been the guiding principle for Democrats this year: Tell people they didn't benefit from the tax bill and some will believe it, even as their withholdings drop.
From the beginning, the chain has been associated with the values of its founder, S. Truett Cathy, whose Baptist faith has always been a guiding principle of the business.
Once we accept the notion that short-term economic growth cannot be our only guiding principle, the next questions are: How much do we want to invest in this?
Democrats have established a guiding principle in spending cap negotiations: If Republicans want more funding for defense, then Democrats want a one-for-one increase in non-defense funding.
Ms. Pelosi oversees the most diverse caucus in the history of the House of Representatives, which served as a guiding principle in how she chose her team of prosecutors.
Primitive Grace, Mr. Calderon's company, has adopted as a guiding principle the Spanish writer Federico García Lorca's theory of "duende," in which he identified the sources of artistic inspiration.
When, eventually, I met my future husband on a blind date a couple of blocks from the sign, honesty had cemented itself as a guiding principle in my life.
In all of those cases, Trump followed a guiding principle for US corporations in the era of globalization: Go where the new customers are, then make money off them.
To recall a Greek Proverb which was  the guiding principle of the World Affairs Council where I grew up in Philadelphia: In a democracy, agreement is not essential – participation is.
But don't jump to step G before finding the path between steps A and B.On Saturday, cooperation returns as a guiding principle, thanks to the annual new moon in Gemini.
An uncomfortable moment in the peace talks came when the Japanese delegation proposed a clause proposing that racial equality should be a guiding principle of the new League of Nations.
To expand its market, as is the guiding principle of capital, the company introduced the Steam Marketplace in 2012, marking Steam's transition from a distributor to something much more complex.
This has long been the guiding principle at Sacai, where Chitose Abe has her own form of splice and dice methodology, which she uses to subvert both shape and stereotype.
The major enemies covered in early punk songs had been dismantled or worn down, but the music's guiding principle remained: The government is inherently evil and not to be trusted.
"We did talk about endeavoring to remain as true as possible to Margaret's original manuscripts, which was a guiding principle I have followed in overseeing these publications," Ms. Gary said.
"Our guiding principle in these negotiations remains: those who want to do business in the EU's internal market need to comply with the rules," a spokeswoman said in an emailed statement.
Update, 1:17PM: Yahoo emailed Gizmodo the following statement:While we can't comment on pending litigation, I can share that fairness is a guiding principle of our annual review and reward process.
"In any negotiation or renegotiation, our guiding principle should be this: Enter into a free trade agreement only if it both increases total trade and reduces our trade deficit," they wrote.
Their guiding principle is a simple one: Train young women and girls in science, technology, engineering, and math and show them how to use their new skills to effect social change.
While the independence of central banks is often taken for granted in advanced economies, it is a relatively novel concept and one that must remain a guiding principle for monetary policy.
Robert Greenblatt, the chairman of WarnerMedia Entertainment and Direct-To-Consumer, said in a statement that the quality of "HBO's world-class programming" will be "the guiding principle" for HBO Max.
Their guiding principle was to allow the West to trade their advanced technology and equipment for developing countries' raw materials and low-end labour forces, so as to drive global trade.
Two modest-size groups that operate with this guiding principle are Village X and Spark MicroGrants, which both work in sub-Saharan Africa and fund projects chosen at the community level.
Based on their guiding principle that "knowledge preserves wealth," the firm's team combines decades of bond expertise with disciplined market research to provide fixed-income strategies for capital preservation and income.
A guiding principle of today's liberal-arts education—the gold-filter admissions, the seminar discussions, the focus on "leadership" and Emerson and exposure to difference—is the cultivation of the individual.
The guiding principle at Petit H, the innovative atelier that transforms discarded materials from the workshops of Hermès into one-of-a-kind objects, is to work with what you have.
The guiding principle behind the city's plans to manage the L train shutdown in 53, when one of New York's most important mass transit platforms could be thrown into chaos, is diversion.
"I think the only guiding principle that we have from the Trump administration is that…there'll be fewer impediments to using military force, whether it's drone strikes or air strikes," said Gettinger.
All of it was self-imposed and, quite literally, self-serving: The only guiding principle was my own well-being, and the only reason to be well was to do better work.
By calling the referendum, David Cameron not only betrayed the efficient branch's guiding principle (that you keep the most difficult decisions for yourself) but also opened the door to a populist revolt.
" The draft's first guiding principle is that the United States "will always act to disrupt, prevent and respond to terrorist attacks against our nation, our citizens, our interests overseas and our allies.
This is, anyway, the guiding principle of Eckhaus Latta, where the bicoastal Mike Eckhaus and Zoe Latta are preoccupied with explorations of material and challenging received wisdom about shape, gender and beauty.
"It seems to me that he's a nationalist, and maybe that's his guiding principle," said Susan Helper, an economist at the Weatherhead School of Management at Case Western Reserve University in Cleveland.
One referee, Fotis Bazakos, said he adhered to a guiding principle in the booth: If he represents 100 people who consider themselves knowledgeable about soccer, he wants to satisfy 95 of them.
Clearview's code of conduct states that individual users must be "authorized by their employer" to use the tool, but that seems to be more of a guiding principle than an enforceable rule.
In January, the Party's top body proposed also adding "Xi Jinping Thought" to the document, enshrining it alongside Marxism-Leninism and Mao Zedong Thought as a key guiding principle of the country.
Hard work was a guiding principle of Elon Musk&aposs childhood, his mother Maye Musk wrote in an essay for CNBC Make It, and it&aposs one of her favorite parenting tips.
One source who once worked in the White House with the vice president says the guiding principle for Pence is unwavering fealty, in recognition that he would not be in power without Trump.
" That became the guiding principle of the pardon power: The constitutional convention's only real exception to the president's power to pardon federal offenses is that pardons do not extend to "cases of impeachment.
Cilenti said the setup hit the sweet spot between functionality and austerity — now a guiding principle of the Games, which will be played as Brazil endures its most severe economic recession in decades.
It's the guiding principle behind her store, Twigg's Bindery, at 85 Fort Greene Place, a purveyor of handmade journals, notebooks and albums, that the teenagers pass on their way to and from school.
That image is purest Gray, and it heeds a guiding principle of his work: the light shines in the darkness, and the darkness has not overcome it, though not for want of trying.
It might be the guiding principle that I begin with, but I now see how I have always found some sense of boundaries to a place that's enabled my work to feel focused.
The guiding principle is patient choice, said David J. Clark, a partner in the New York office of the law firm Epstein Becker Green who has analyzed state noncompete statutes in health care.
Free of ideology, of political baggage and of the trappings that go with it, Trump can look the world in the eye, his guiding principle outlined in his election cry: Make America Great Again.
Open an app, hit the cast button, and it'll play on your 4K HDR TV. The guiding principle, according to the company, is to let customers take control of their content and viewing experience.
It adds an eleventh guiding principle to the usual Burning Man list of 10: "each one teach one," which asks participants to pass on their knowledge of the Burning Man culture to other people.
" He said his guiding principle in reducing the overwhelming number of backlogged repairs was to try to keep tenants happy: "Tenants are already upset with Housing not addressing their concerns right off the bat.
Speaking generally, white-collar lawyer Asaro said the guiding principle was that even wrong opinions could be protected, so long as they were made in good faith and the underlying facts were presented fairly.
Sure, you could ask why the Fast universe would want to cross over with another property – but since this franchise's entire guiding principle seems to be "why not?" we're going to go that route instead.
Change My View was the brainchild of Kal Turnbull, a musician who was just 17 when he launched the subreddit in 2013, roughly three years before intransigence became the guiding principle of all debate everywhere.
Branson's personal motto for his company, Virgin, was "Screw it, let's do it," which was no longer a guiding principle at NASA, and he created Virgin Galactic with the goal of taking tourists into space.
Kashmala Kakakhel, a climate finance expert who helped with the 100 Days Agenda document, said thinking on climate change needed to evolve from "piecemeal, project-based interventions to a guiding principle for Pakistan's development agenda".
Its guiding principle is not just to farm sustainably — that implies mere maintenance of what might, after all, be a degraded status quo — but to farm in such a way as to improve the land.
"When you see the strong personalities booked at (the main) Stravinski Auditorium, maybe that is the guiding principle of this year ... - all artists who marked a moment in music," festival director Mathieu Jaton told Reuters.
At the end of a pivotal twice-a-decade meeting, party delegates voted unanimously Tuesday to make "Xi Jinping Thought on Socialism with Chinese Characteristics for a New Era" a guiding principle for the party.
In his latest book, "Hit Refresh," Nadella says he enlisted psychologist Michael Gervais, who devised a simple exercise: Write down your guiding principle in 25 words or less—and read it aloud to your peers.
Wilders is also a dedicated politician and a true believer, who is convinced that the West is fighting a war for survival with "Global Islam" – also a guiding principle for Trump's chief strategist, Steve Bannon.
Bitterness will only grow when outsiders insist on meddling in the internal affairs of a state, whether seeking to protect life or resorting to hackneyed Hitler comparisons for legislators whose guiding principle is self-actualization.
The guiding principle should be that the reach of any new law is defined by the citizenship and geographical location of the individual whose data the government seeks, rather the physical location of the data.
"Meeting the needs of the American people must always be a guiding principle in these negotiations as Democrats continue to insist that we adequately invest in critical domestic priorities," they said in a joint statement.
His guiding principle is that his music should please as many people as possible — ideally stadiums full of them — and to that end, he's willing to use whatever tools (from whatever genres) he deems helpful.
There's not really a guiding principle from economics, as far as efficiency, for how best how to do that, except to do it in a way that is minimally distortive of the efficient pricing signal.
Over a dinner of crayfish in Stockholm in 1924, two men decided that Sweden needed its own car manufacturer, one that made vehicles suitable for the harsh local climate and whose guiding principle was safety.
Yet now, John McCain has the gall to attack those who stand for a simple guiding principle when it comes to determining how and when to risk American lives and taxpayers dollars: Put America's interests first.
Clinton seemed to hit upon a guiding principle of sorts, as she parried Mr. Trump's ubiquitous "Make America Great Again" with the kind of rhetorical Q. and A. that can breach the bumper-sticker character limit.
On 90 acres of land in the Hudson Valley, Pandit and his wife, Ashley Scott, started Gopal Farm in April 2016 with one guiding principle: love for the cow, something they found lacking at other farms.
The 140 character limit may have come to symbolize brevity as a general guiding principle, but for users of the smartphone apps, third-party clients, or web UI, it hasn't been technically meaningful for many years.
"The guiding principle is patient safety, which takes priority over all else," said Dr. Nathan I. Shapiro, a professor of emergency medicine at Harvard Medical School and co-chairman of the protocol committee for the study.
Ms. Alexander said it was too early to say exactly what would be done with the millions of photos in the archive, but the guiding principle is that the public should be able to see them.
Instead, I'll give you this one: Reading Wright is a steep, stinging pleasure, and pleasure will be the guiding principle behind the undersung American books I'll be speaking about twice a month in this new column.
In separate panels, Yu called it an important piece of the "system of theories" of Chinese socialism, and Liu said the "elevation of the Thought into the party's guiding principle" was of great significance, according to Xinhua.
Artists like Nancy Holt and Charles Ross created work aligned to the heavens, to the motion of the stars and sun, seeking to connect to something larger than avant-garde movements, planetary motion as their guiding principle.
As a guiding principle, the White House believes it "should be as easy to apply for benefits as it is to deposit a check on your phone," it told tech executives in a memo preceding the meeting.
But crossbreeding the twins from "The Shining" and the guiding principle of the photographer Cindy Sherman's work — reinventing yourself as another — as the designer Jun Takahashi did at Undercover, the better to explore the idea of duality?
"The whole guiding principle was, I liked to be independent," said Tom Aley, an entrepreneur who had three young children when he quit a high-paying job at Reed Elsevier Ventures to start a company called Generate.
If there's any guiding principle it seems to be: If Trump says often enough in broad daylight that he tried to get foreign powers to interfere in our election to his benefit, how can it be wrong?
As the documents reveal, Apple's guidelines for Siri are all seemingly based on the guiding principle of ensuring that Siri is neutral and uncontroversial — even if it means offering blander responses that don't engage with the issue.
"The guiding principle of this administration will be simple: we will work together to make our Commonwealth work better for all Virginians, no matter who they are or where they're from," Northam said in his inaugural address.
DeSousa is 10 years deep in a rigorous meditation practice, one that she considers to be a search for truth — which seems to be her guiding principle not only as an artist, but as a human being.
"The overarching purpose of our trade policy — the guiding principle behind all of our actions in this key area — will be to expand trade in a way that is freer and fairer for all Americans," the report said.
The widespread backlash to Mr. Trump's comments, experts say, was fueled in part by the growing view, among people in their 20s and 30s, of affirmative consent as a guiding principle, not a lofty ideal or extreme demand.
This is the guiding principle behind Gurlitt: Status Report, An Art Dealer in Nazi Germany, currently on view at the Martin-Gropius-Bau in Berlin, in collaboration with the Art and Exhibition Hall in Bonn and Kunstmuseum Bern.
One guiding principle for many columns I have written throughout the last two years is that the American government has fallen far behind where it should be to counter the Russian attack against democracy in America and Europe.
The purchase "was done in good faith and in accordance with our guiding principle to maintain currency for our extensive use base and to take advantage of overall cost savings," IRS Chief Information Officer S. Gina Garza told TIGTA.
It gives me some confidence that when the two parties meet in Sweden, their guiding principle will be that concessions are the central principle of negotiation, that compromises will benefit both sides and the people of Yemen at large.
For Mr. Trump, deterrence of illegal immigration has been a guiding principle — if not by means of a wall, then by means of cruelty toward migrants, from the squalid conditions in detainee facilities to separating children from their parents.
But in a statement seen by Reuters later on Monday, Ganapathy denounced the report about the sale as bordering on "internal sabotage" and "extremely damaging to the guiding principle of the purchase and takeover of the Phnom Penh Post".
The guiding principle in Mr. Trump's government is to turn the politics of white resentment into the policies of white rage — that calculated mechanism of executive orders, laws and agency directives that undermines and punishes minority achievement and aspiration.
And bolstering business in the United States is the guiding principle of Mr. Trump's approach to trade — although his vision of what will help companies competing in a global economy differs sharply from the perspectives of many corporate executives.
It is a litany of simplistic ideas, with no guiding principle, little clear direction, and no over-arching notion of how these various initiatives might fit together to deliver short-term macroeconomic stability, or improved long-term growth potential and flexibility.
We need to lean into our guiding principle of acting like an owner and are asking everyone to postpone or cancel any travel that is not business critical, as we've already used our full T&E budget for the year.
For Europe's biggest automaker, adopting simplicity as the guiding principle for future styling of electric vehicles (EVs) marks a departure from the era before its 2015 "dieselgate" emissions scandal, when vehicle design conveyed the German group's engineering prowess and technological ambitions.
" If Harris has a guiding principle in his painting of athletes, it might be this: "I've got to do something," he said, "that if I was the guy, if it was me, that's the painting I'd want to see of myself.
" He added that U.S. regulators "should continue to emphasize that safety is the guiding principle for any return to service decision for the 737 MAX," which he described as a "great airplane" that "will be in use for many years.
WASHINGTON — In Donald J. Trump's private conversations and public commentary, one guiding principle shines through: The world is a zero-sum place, and nations, like real estate developers, are either on the winning side of a deal or the losing side.
Under the guiding principle of cryptocurrency and blockchain – which relies on the theory that decentralization prevents corruption of the market – data miners were to pick their preferred node for the network upgrade, allowing the community to decide the future of the network.
"We have to respect privacy requirements at the end of the day for our users, so we'll step into it in a thoughtful manner, and transparency will be our guiding principle to have us do the right thing for our gamers," says McCarthy.
"What I can confirm — even though we haven't discussed it I believe the (ECB) Governing Council will be pretty unanimous on that — is that the capital key (setting limits on purchases of each state's bonds) will remain the guiding principle," Draghi said.
A driver needs to be focused on the road, and the fundamental guiding principle for all current in-car display tech is that they provide easy-to-grasp information at a glance, so that a driver's focus stays exactly where it should.
In a statement today, Chen laid out how Blackberry approaches requests from law enforcement: When it comes to doing the right thing in difficult situations, BlackBerry's guiding principle has been to do what is right for the citizenry, within legal and ethical boundaries.
At a class at the Institut Européen des Sciences Humaines in Paris, Europe's largest Muslim college and a bastion of Brotherhood orthodoxy, a female lecturer emphasises the flexibility of the sharia, or Islamic law, and its guiding principle of maslaha, or communal interest.
But if keeping promises were their guiding principle, they wouldn't be ignoring the other ones they and President Donald Trump made: to preserve coverage gains and lower costs, and in doing so take care of people on the flip side of repeal.
Some objected to giving Mr. Graham such a distinction, citing the country's guiding principle of separation of church and state, as well as Mr. Graham's record of remarks that were offensive to Jews and to gay people — remarks he later said he regretted.
The self-help industry — with its guiding principle that the search for happiness should be an individual, self-focused enterprise — is booming, with Americans spending more than $1 billion on self-help books a year to help guide them on their inner journeys.
Machines that have our objectives as their only guiding principle will be necessarily uncertain about what these objectives are, because they are in us — all eight billion of us, in all our glorious variety, and in generations yet unborn — not in the machines.
The guiding principle, according to people familiar with the discussions, is to not only just investigate Trump, but to also investigate the ways in which the administration is chipping away at key Democratic priorities like the Affordable Care Act or environmental protections.
Boham, who trained first as a nutritionist and then as a medical doctor, describes the guiding principle: instead of treating the various symptoms of people with chronic disease, you look hard for the underlying cause of those symptoms, and, if possible, remove that cause.
George Lucas always said that "Star Wars" was made for young teens, and it's becoming more evident as we get deeper into the new Disney Plus series "The Mandalorian" that its creator, Jon Favreau, has taken that as the guiding principle of the show.
"Miss Americana" does this as well, even though Gaga has focused on her ability to challenge and provoke, while Swift has — as she herself admits in the doc — held onto the concept of being a "good girl," liked by everyone as her guiding principle.
"The guiding principle in Mr. Trump's government is to turn the politics of white resentment into the policies of white rage — that calculated mechanism of executive orders, laws and agency directives that undermines and punishes minority achievement and aspiration," Anderson, an Emory professor, writes.
Bernie Clark, head of adviser services at Charles Schwab: Ten years from now, the biggest impact will likely be, simply, more access to the markets, which means more people investing, which has been a fundamental guiding principle at Schwab since Chuck founded the firm.
In the midst of the storm over Judge Baer, the chief justice used a previously scheduled speech at American University in Washington, D.C., to restate what he called the "guiding principle" of the Chase episode, that federal judges should never be impeached for their decisions.
And career preparation here isn't just a buzzword but more like a guiding principle: When the end-of-day bell sounds, some children transition from students to employees of the district, and earn $10 an hour for working on a variety of projects for local technology companies.
Last week, an internal memo from the Office of Management and Budget showed AmeriCorps as one of several programs the Trump administration plans to eliminate—despite constituting a negligible cost to the federal government in an administration that doesn't use fiscal responsibility as a guiding principle.
We haven't discussed either the Operation Twist or whether to reinvest in different maturities, but what I can confirm — even though we haven't discussed it I believe the Governing Council will be pretty unanimous on that — is that the capital key will remain the guiding principle.
Throughout Meyer's 34-year career, he has revolutionized the restaurant industry, banning smoking at Union Square Cafe 12 years before it became law, eliminating tipping, offering a paid four-week parental leave policy and having "feeling" be his guiding principle within the walls of his eateries.
"The guiding principle of this administration, from the president down to his team, is that any country or entity like the European Union, which is exempt from the tariffs, will have a quota and other restrictions," Navarro told steel executives at a meeting, according to Politico.
Local news stations – and the news in general – bases its reputation for trustworthiness on a commitment to truth and thereby neutrality, a neutrality that has been a guiding principle of American journalism for generations, and which today's divided political environment has been sending to the dogs.
Much like that famous line from Field of Dreams, the guiding principle here is that if you build powerful military surveillance capabilities, it will only be a matter of time before local police and governments start asking to use them far beyond their original, intended purpose.
The AfD's Bundestag delegation is led by Alexander Gauland, who has praised the "achievements" of Nazi Germany's soldiers during World War II. This gesture of disrespect is part of the fundamental opposition to the idea that German history still serves as a guiding principle for German policymaking.
The guiding principle of this incipient police state is to prevent a recurrence of the events of 2011, one Western ambassador, who asked to remain unnamed because he is not authorized to speak on the subject, told me as we sat in his garden last winter.
" His "guiding principle" of late has been inspired by the trans pop star Kim Petras, who responded to the hate-mongering Westboro Baptist Church picketing her appearance in Kansas City by posing saucily in front of the group and captioning the picture with a message: "Hoes Mad.
MB: Well, I mean, [laughs] when people are designing games and experiences now in VR is there sort of a guiding principle that you wouldn't do this, or you'd warn consumers that this experience — if you do have a certain fear of heights, maybe you shouldn't play this game?
To deal with my day-to-day responsibilities and to focus more easily on what really matters, my daily habit is to apply a ruthless guiding principle to prioritize my to-do list each morning; I ask myself one simple question: 'Will this still matter in a day?
"It's been a long time, I think, since anyone within the government has really walked in the shoes of the American people and done the things that would demonstrate the humanity of what is the values of the country and the guiding principle of the promise of America," Schultz said.
But eventually you'll realize that Fuller House is not about the good old days, it's about what happens when predictability is literally the guiding principle of your life — when every joke, no matter how weak, is the funniest thing ever, and every childhood love interest is the truest of all time.
Calvo's guiding principle is that affective computing should promote human autonomy, such as tutoring software that knows how the student feels and adjusts accordingly to create appropriate challenges, or programs that make it easier for workers in "male-dominated industries" to overcome the stigma of seeking help for mental health.
But Sanders's stance on Afghanistan fits into his larger argument, which is that the Bush administration's decision to launch the "war on terror" led successive administrations — including, he implies, the Trump administration — to see countering terrorism with US military force as the guiding principle of US foreign policy and national security.
"The guiding principle for the enforcement of Matt's rights is that Matt does not want people to profit from sales of images and merchandise that use Pepe the Frog in connections with ideas or symbols of hate," Louis W. Tompros of Wilmer Cutler Pickering Hale and Dorr, one of Furie's attorneys, told Hyperallergic.
"The change in [market] psychology is very profound ... to us, it's essentially getting away from eight years of worrying about zero interest rates as the guiding principle for alpha generation, for searching for yield and for stock selection, which actually has also led to more passive investment," Emanuel said in the exclusive interview.
This is also the end of what has been the guiding principle of Chinese foreign policy for over 35 years - the tao guang yang hui of the father of China's reforms and opening up, Deng Xiaoping -- keep a cool head; keep a low profile; never take leadership, but reach for the sky.
Though her career has followed a roundabout path — as those of many multihyphenates do — Chan has made decisions based on a single guiding principle: "My end goal is to make women who have felt excluded and disadvantaged in life because of their size feel included and capable and valuable through fashion," she says.
News Analysis UNITED NATIONS — President Trump, in declaring Tuesday that sovereignty should be the guiding principle of affairs between nations, sketched out a radically different vision of the world order than his forebears, who founded the United Nations after World War II to deal collectively with problems they believed would transcend borders.
As a Christian, I find that the Bible's Book of Micah offers a guiding principle of doing right: "He has shown you, O man, what is good, and what does the Lord require of you, but to do justly, and to love mercy, and to walk humbly with your God" (emphasis added).
And while momentum has also long been a guiding principle of Paco Rabanne, its creative director, Julien Dossena, has accelerated the pace, grounding the space age in a crouching tiger, hidden dragon print mixed in with crimson chain-mail cowl-neck dresses, zip-seamed tanks and trousers, and duvet-wrap skirts, built for speed.
In fact, the manual that was signed off by Ms. Mitchell, the manual that is posted on the Maricopa County attorney's website as a guiding principle and best practices for what should happen for sexual assault cases highlights the details of what should happen in terms of the need for an objective investigation into any sexual assault case.
The guiding principle for how William, Kate and Prince Harry choose the causes they back is by a "disciplined approach," spending time "working through the details of certain issues they really care about and that s because they want to make a big impact" and focus where they feel they can make a "real difference," the source adds.
"Just as the internet was not built with security as a guiding principle, and cybersecurity is now trying to address an imperfect architecture, we are on track to face a similar dilemma on smart homes," says Laura Rosenberger, director of the Alliance for Securing Democracy and a senior fellow at the German Marshall Fund of the United States.
He hopes that this research will help the foundation make smart investments: "Our role is to serve as a catalyst of good ideas, driven by the same guiding principle we started with: All students – but especially low-income students and students of color – must have equal access to a great public education that prepares them for adulthood."
This was followed by a tweet from the U.S. president suggesting that his administration is contemplating a 20 percent tariff on European cars — unless the European Union backs away from the circa $3 billion in retaliatory tariffs that it introduced on the U.S. "I see you and I raise you" appears to be the guiding principle of these discussions.
Their overarching theory: It's time to reject not only the conservative guiding principle that there is always a strict trade-off between redistribution and growth, but also the faith that many mainstream and moderate Democrats have had for the past several decades that efficient markets needed some regulations and redistribution but can largely take care of themselves.
"The guiding principle of this administration from the president down to his team is that any country or entity like the European Union which is exempt from the tariffs will have a quota and other restrictions, which are necessary to defend the aluminum and steel industries from imports in defense of our national security," Mr. Navarro said.
The closest Trump got was exclaiming that "America First" would be his guiding principle, a phrase that carries ugly echoes of an isolationist, anti-Semitic movement that urged the US to appease Hitler during World War II. His call to "protect our border from the ravages of other countries" could be seen as playing to the xenophobia of many of his supporters.
Its guiding principle is absolute liberty of expression: contributors are given carte blanche to interpret the theme as loosely or stringently as they wish, and their pieces are never edited; as "editors," Krassoievitch and Garza-Usabiaga only select the order in which submissions are printed through a process of "free association and bizarre connections," according to the gallery's press release.
Again, I think it comes down to letting the passion for the work and the belief in the best thing we find in the room on any given day be the guiding principle, not to worry too much about whether it's too much of the familiar, not enough of the new, too much of the new, not enough of the familiar.
He elevated "sovereignty" as his guiding principle for international relations and used it as a rationale for threatening Iran, North Korea and Venezuela, then gave kid glove treatment to Russia — which has not only seized territory from Ukraine but has also sought to undermine America's own sovereignty — and China, which has expanded its territorial claims in the South China Sea.
Although health insurance distorts the classic definition of insurance somewhat because people use health coverage to maintain health as well as pay for medical catastrophes, the guiding principle remains: Too few enrollees may jeopardize the formation of a stable insurance pool and insurance will become unaffordable if a majority of those who purchase the coverage use too much of it.
Euro zone ministers, who are now the main creditors of Greece after the country restructured privately-owned debt in 2012, agreed in May that the guiding principle for debt relief, once all reforms are delivered, would be to cap Greece's gross financing needs at 15 percent of GDP in the medium term and at below 20 percent in the long run.
So for us at Deck Nine, the guiding principle has been to court that same love with what we're doing with Before the Storm, to find that same passion for the story we're telling with Chloe and Rachel, for how we're returning to Arcadia Bay in a way that will feel familiar but also offer new insights into that space and those relationships and those personalities.
Regardless, even if they were capable and willing, Republicans cannot make any long-term plans or short-term tactical sacrifices because they are inextricably tied to the mercurial and mercenary rule of Donald Trump, whose only guiding principle is vanity, whose only tricks are goosing the stock market and stoking his nativist base, and whose only plans are shaped by whatever he sees on Fox on a given morning.
From a prosaic Beijing childhood spent enraptured by her grandmother's bedtime stories of the flowers she once sewed on her clothes, Guo has brought to life a riotous world of opulence, color and beauty — the guiding principle of her work and life — that has led her to become the first Chinese designer invited into the official Chambre Syndicale de la Haute Couture, the French governing body for couture.
RELATED: Sparkling wine, jets, the unborn and other special-interest wins in the tax bill The appetite to pass something and deliver a major legislative accomplishment to the President's desk before the end of the year is a core guiding principle for the party right now, a force so strong that the typical divisions that have hobbled the party in the past have been rare in the days leading up to the vote.
So while Boss Women, where the artistic director Jason Wu has settled on architecture as his guiding principle, may be making a bid for the white-collar professional, building a wardrobe of nicely structured suits (this time 'round in cream and black, zipped-up and collarless, flared at both hem), things took a more free-form detour via sinuous rivers of fabric needle-punched into or folded onto dresses and tunics, and fil coupé re-embroidered blooms contrasting with buttoned-up black and olive and beige.

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